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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1943

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Nazi Policy of Education Is One Of Death

Charles W. Willis principal of Frederick High School reviewed Walex M. Kotschnig's Slaves Need No Leaders at C Burr Artz Library Friday night. He argued postwar Europe needs reform in education and cited Germany under Hitler as pursuing education or death with state control over marriages and indoctrination while other nations expand access to schooling and practical training. He urged the United States to address starvations and health before debating postwar education, noting Britain’s cultural vocational models and Frederick High School’s retail and business courses. Eugene W. Pruitt introduced Willis as Frederick county schools’ superintendent. the session closed a six-book review series.

Europe United States Charles W. Willis Frederick High School Walex M. Kotschnig C. Burr Artz Willisaid France Mitain Germany Weimar Republc Russia Hitler Walls Taly Mavea Gium Textbanks F Holland Norway Ele Great Britain Willis

Produce For War And Also For Civilians

Washington reports a shift from sole war production to civilian supplies as agencies push for a civilian supply administration. Senator Maloney warns that without drastic measures by year end, the home front may face shortages and uneven distribution as war needs dominate output.

Office of Civilian Supplies WPB Nelson Fnday Maloney D.-Conn Congress Civilan Supply Administration

Sick residents receive updates from Frederick area

Among the sick Mr Leonard B Kreh suffered a paralytic stroke at Camp Ritchie and was moved home. Mrs John W ull is reported critical at Frederick City Hospital. Dr and Mrs T Clyde Boutson returned home after hospital stays. Mrs William H McGaha near Frederick is progressing at the hospital. Mrs Roger Rothenhoefer is better after a cold. Mr A G Crummitt from University Hospital Baltimore is ill and confined to his room. Mr Millard N Nusz remains bedridden with no improvment today. Mrs Woodrow Smith traffic remains at 463 West.

Leonard B Kreh Westpatrick Street Camp Ritchie Joseph E Bussard Fairview Avenue John Wull East Church Street Frederick City Hospital T. Clyde Boutson West Third Street William H McGaha Frederick Roger Rothenhoefer North Market Street A. G. Crummitt University Hospital, Baltimore Dill Avenue Millard N. Nusz Woodrow Smith West

Appendectomy Patients Recovering in City Hospitals

South street resident who had an appendectomy at Emergency Hospital last week is reported to be recovering well. Master Kenny Willard of East Ninth street has returned home from Frederick City Hospital after a recent appendectomy.

South Street Emergency Kenny Willard East Ninth Street Frederick City Hospital

Four Plead Innocent In Triumph Explosives Case

Baltimore March 22 Four of the 20 persons charged by the government with bribery and fraud in the Triumph Explosives Inc munitions plant operation pleaded innocent today in Federal Court while 14 others filed formal objections to indictments. William S Hess Jr top ranking third of the Philadelphia Chemical Company and a former resident of Hagerstown is an aviation cadet at the Army Air School in Lubbock Texas. The son of Rev Dr William S Hess former pastor of the Presbyterian church at Hagers town, young Hess until recently resided at Huntington LI where Dr Hess holds a pastorate.

Baltimore Triumph Explosives, Inc Elkton William S Hess Jr Philadelphia Cyela Company Hagerstown Army Air School Lubbock Texas William S Hess Presbyterian Church Young Hess Huntington Hess Rey Buckeystown

Weddings Coalle Baumgardner and Castle tie in Frederick

Betty Baumgardner daughter of Edward and Betty Baumgardner Frederick married Charles Castle son of Jacob Castle at Lutheran church with Rev Dr Harry Erdman officiating. Attendants included Franklin Baumgardner and his wife. The bride wore blue with antique brown accessories and yellow rosebuds. Castle will stay in Frederick. bride to Fort Meade after wedding. And a second ceremony for Cecil Fogle couple occurred March 20 at Pleasant Hill Reformed church with Rev S R Kresge officiating. Attendants were Jane Cer and Alvie Dee Jr.

Baumgardner Betty Baumgardner Edward T ‘Baumgardner Frederick Pet Charles ‘ Castle Jacob W. Castle Lutheranl Pearsonage Franklin Baurm‘paviner Castle Union Manufacturing Co M- Castle Fort Meace

Dr Wentz Speaks At Hood College Vespers

Rev Abdel Ross Wentz head of the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg Pa spoke at Hood College Brodbeck Hall vesper service on John 13. Guest soloist Miss Mary Davis recently of Hood and Juilliard sang The Allmacht by Schubert. Choir directed by Paul Beckhelm performed By the Waters of Babylon. Organist Henry T Wade led preludes and postlude with Spring themed pieces.

Abdel Ross Wentz Lutheran Theological Seminary Gettyssburg Brodbeck Hall Hood i College Jjesus Mary Davis Hood Juilliard School of Music New York Schubert Paul B. Beckhelm Babylon James Alfred Hollins Herbert Hyde Joseph Jongen Mendelssohn Henry T. Wade

Ship Welder Held On Charge of Sabotage

Baltimore March 22 A 20 year old ship welder was arrested on a sabotage charge. George Arnold Steele formerly of Franklin Furnace Ohio was accused of faulty welding or slugging to speed up wages. Bail set at 10000. Steele pleads innocent until lawyer obtained. Steele employed since February 1942 at Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard, Inc. in Baltimore.

Baltimore Winsrhee Federal Bureau of Investigation Soucy George Arnold Steele Franklin Furnace Ohio Steele Bethlehem-Fairfield Shipyard, Inc James K Cullen Cullen

Rites Held For Col Gillett A Washington banker and war veteran

Col Melville Gillett longtime banker and executive, died Friday at Garfield Hospital Washington after a heart attack. He served in the Spanish American War and World War I, helped organize Dupont Bank, and worked with the Mayflower hotel and American Gas Co. He leaves wife Catharine and two children. born Iowa 1872. funeral held at Hines Funeral Home Washington with Rev Dr

Cal Melville Gillett Washington, D.C Garfield Hospital Washington Col Gillett Catharine Eader Gillett T. S. Eader Frederick Third New York Volunteer Infantry Dheeil Purchasis Army Air Service Col. Gillett Ohio George Ko Nash Pennsylvania Harding Col Gillett Dupont Bank Dupont National Bank Mayflower Augusta, Ga Ameryan Gas Co New York City Union League Club of Chicago Metropolitan Chevy Chase National Press Clubs Railroad Enginesis House of Representatives Hines Funeral Home

Eyler Officiated at Service and Interment at Arlington

Armand T. Eyler rector of 8 Margaret's Episcopal Church officiated at the service. Interment was made in Arlington National Cemetery reflecting the era's solemn memorial practice.

Armand T. Eyler Margaret's Episcopal Church Arington National Cemetery

Pay-As-You-Go Plan Urged by Senator Tydings in Peacetime

Baltimore March 2 Senator Millard E. Tydings called for a constitutional amendment to require peace time governments to spend only what they take in unless offset by taxes to repay debt. He said national debt rose during the 1930s and urged that no borrowed money be used without a deadline for repayment. He spoke in an address prepared for WBAL radio.

Baltimore Millard E. Tydings D-Md Tydines United States Tydings WBAL

Main Line Freight Derailment Blocks PENNASY Route

Elkton Md March 21 Twenty one cars of a 72 car freight train derailed on the Pennsylvania railroad main line near Elkton tearing up the right of way and blocking traffic for hours A sanroad official cited a broken axle as the cause and said no one was injured Washington March 22 a broad program of cooperation with business finance labor and agricultural leaders was outlined by Chairman George of Georgia as he convened a special committee of 10 senators to organize an inquiry into postwar economic problems.

Elkton Pennsylvania Railroad Sanroad Washington George D-Ga

Weather Summary for 24 Hours and Edge of Day

Measured precipitation in the last 24 hours ended at 8 am is 1.34 inches with March to date totaling 3.98 inches. Yesterday’s high was 36, down from 55 last year. low last night 27, vs 38 previously. Sunset at 7:23 pm, sunrise tomorrow 7:11 am. moonrise 9:22 pm, moonset 8:21 am.

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German Ambassador To Spain Is Dead

Berlin radio reported that Dr Hans Adolf Von Moltke, German ambassador to Spain, died after an appendicitis operation earlier this month. Appointed last January, his posting followed a diplomatic reshuffle seen as reflecting Adolf Hitler's stance on collaboration with Spain, Sweden, and Japan.

London Berlin Associated Press Hans Adolf von Moltke von Moltke Mada Madrid Adolf Withers Spaon Sweden Japan

Stolen Car Found In Frederick City Police Locate Vehicle

Frederick City Police were notified that a deserted automobile found by Officer Norman Trump on March 8 on West Fifth Street was stolen from Washington. The car bore a flat tire and was in the middle of tracks. Police said the thief, a Washington resident, had been apprehended.

Frederick City Norman Trump West Fifth Street Washingeton John II Downs Washington Cty Sud

Frederick High concert moved to Friday evening at 8:15

The Frederick High School annual concert featuring the band orchestra and glee club will now be held Friday evening at 815 o'clock in the school auditorium. Conductors listed are Mrs Ruth Swank Mrs Dorothy Lamgbert and Sperry Storm walls. Public welcome.

Frederick High School Ruth Swank Dorothy Lamgbert Sperry Storm Walls

Assessment Supervisors Salary Bill In House

Assessment Supervisors Salary Bill in House discusses state and local assessment changes under the 1937 Frederick county act. It details six year terms for assessors, state tax commission oversight, mandamus remedies, pay rates, and the aim for a continuing mass assessment every five years.

State Tax Commission Frederick County Board of County Commissioners

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