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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1944

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2

Weather Clears After Storm Hail Ends Snow Delays Mail

After a day and a half of thawed winter, sleet and hail, the storm ends with clear skies and rising temperatures. Roads are improving on curves and hills but warnings remain for straightaways. Snow depths reach over six inches in northern areas. total monthly precipitation hits 4.14 inches, placing 1944 in the wet category. Mail service resumes later than normal as trucks are limited by weather. Astronomical Spring arrives amid a high of 27 degrees yesterday. warmer today.

Fina State Roads Commission Commission Ledger Liberty Baltimore Thurmont

Will Probated Here for Spencer C Stull Estate Assets

Orphans Court admitted the will of Spencer C Stull to probate in this city and approved accounts in the John B Hickman and Phillip Marshall Handley estates. Stull left his estate to his widow and step daughter. executrix Mrs Sillll qualified. Personal property valued at 300 dollars. In first account Laurence Hickman listed 4453.41 with 892.69 distributed. inheritance tax paid on rest estate valued at 10960 dollars. Handley executors accounted for 4822.45 and distributed 3410.88.

Orphans’ Court Spencer C. Stull John B. Hickman Phillip Marshall Handley Jacob Rohrback Leona G. Mercer Stull Sillll Laurence Hickman A Ton Y. Bennett Curtis Oliver Clarence’ Philip Wilbur Joseph Handley Phillip Marshall Handley

Birthday Dinner Observances At Crushong Home

A triple birthday dinner was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crushong near Linwood for Edward on March 3, Katherine Eyler on February 29, and Henry Crushong on March 16. Guests included Abraham and Linda Crushong, Henry and Linda Crushong, and Katherine Eyler family members. Also noted is Mrs. Joseph Bowman hosting a quilting party for sixteen ladies and Mrs. Alonza Phobus hospitalized for hemorrhages of the wage. Further, Mr. and Mrs. Charles QC Boutson hosted a dinner at Linwood on Sunday in honor of an occasion not specified.

Union Bridge Edward Crushong Linwood Abraham Crushong Richard Middleburg Henry Crushong Linda Town Katherine Eyler Margaret Charles Geneva Bark Hill Eyler Joseph Bowman Alonza Phobus Frederick City Charles QC. Boutson Greensboro Myers A. A. Kell Gettysburg Arizona Kelly SS James’ Lutherand Sevvin Fogie Union

First Photo of French Guerrillas Reaches U S

One of the first photos of the French Maquis arrives in the United States showing guerrilla fighters harassing the Nazis in Savoy, France. The resistance has forced Germany to keep 6000 troops in Savoy as French radio urges enlistment of patriots aiding the coming Allied invasion. includes notes on furloughs and local visits across Maryland and Pennsylvania communities.

U. S Savoy Mountain France Savoy

Civic Club Executive Board Meeting Minutes

The Civic Club executive board, led by president Mrs. Chorge A. Holland, met Monday afternoon to discuss and act on resolutions from the General Federation of Women's Clubs. At two o clock the regular monthly meeting of the M C A followed.

Civic Club Chorge A. Holland General Federation of Women’s Clubs

Civic Club meets with address on education theme

Civic Club opened with singing and a treasurer report showing a substantial balance. Delegates were instructed how to vote on state resolutions and the slate of officers. A talk on publicity work was given by Miss Helen Thal of Hood College. Next meeting set for April 24 at the YMCA auditorium with a program on Manhood, Not Scholarship. A deed recorded for a Braddock Heights residence and three lots sold to Mr. and Mrs. Clinton K. Hughes for about 4000 dollars.

Civic Club Americas the Beautiful Callec John W. Wolfe G. B. Delaplaine Helen Thal Hood College Harry D. Radcliff Ezra Hoffman Ida Reinhart Norman Slagen Chester Kemp Osborne Schade Braddock Heights Annie Roberts Clarence G. Allen Clinton K. Hughes Maryland Avenue

Airport expansion underway in Martinsburg project notes

Interim work has begun on the million dollar expansion of Martinsburg Municipal Airport. Lane Construction Co of Meriden Conn handles the project funded by public funds and intended to improve air facilities for the city.

Martinsburg W. Va Lane Construction Co Meriden Conn

Federal work under CAA approved plans advances

Federal sources indicate progress on projects approved by the Civil Aeronautics Authority. The work focuses on infrastructure and compliance with established aviation standards as part of broader federal initiatives.

Ing CAA

Local Troops Parade Between Halves in London Football Game

A battalion led by Lieut. Col. Richard C. Blatt paraded between halves in a Sunday TorontoLondon exhibition football game. Non-commissioned officers included First Sgt Alton Shaff and Sgt William F. Cannon, with Tech Sgt Lennis W. Pittinger also present. The unit, drawn from an infantry division, joined a Canadian forces team in the European theater.

London Richard C. Blatt Mercer Alton Shaff Frederick Citizens Truck Company William F. Cannon Lennis Ff Pittinger Thurmont Wren Gladys Paul Bis Nissen Huta

Troops Prepare for London Convoy Move in Fatigue Dress

In the early hours of Saturday troops boarded waiting trucks for a convoy to London. They wore fatigues and carried full combat packs and field equipment for a bivouac. Billeted outside the city, the troops marched through part of London en route to the stadium, with a short pass granted for those wishing to roam the British capital.

London

No Rationing Pending. Kemp’s Balsam and Lane’s Tablets Ads

No rationing nor price increase while stocks last but supplies are limited. Cough and Cold season arrives. get Kemp's Balsam and Lane's Tablets from your druggist.

Kemp Lane

Kellogg's All-Bran Public Letter Endorsed by Consumer

A testimonial touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a gentle regulating cereal that relieves constipation by feeding colonic flora. The letter, signed by Mrs. Joseph W. Poutie of Buffalo, claims regular use with mixed cereals and muffins provides relief without laxative harshness.

Joseph W. Poutie Englewood Ave Buffalo N. Y Kellogg’s Battle Creek

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