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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1943
Page
7
Jorothy Dix Says mothers must prioritize rearing their children over careers or public roles. Judges warning negligent mothers could face criminal charges aims to curb juvenile delinquency by enforcing home duties and parental care.
Major Donad Lester Dickson of the U S M C spoke to Hood College students and Frederick residents at Brodbeck Mall on Saturday night. He described Guadalcanal combat, the youth of Marines, and the lack of air support in early days, noting there are no atheists in foxholes and praising Coast Guard, Navy Seabees, and pilots for their roles. He recalled raising the first American flag on Guadalcanal, the rough jungle terrain, and the need for rugged, young Marines to breach enemy lines and secure Henderson Field. The talk was arranged through Lt Commander John R Fitzpatrick at the Francis Scott Key hotel.
Philadelphia March 21 York Pennsylvania secured a permanent franchise in the Interstate Baseball League, replacing Harrisburg. The league denied Harrisburg’s bid to freeze its franchise, and four Harrisburg players shift to York. Howard C. Gordon, York GM, said the Pittsburgh Pirates will transfer their working agreement from Harrisburg to York. The Work Community Baseball Club leads York with Henry C. Kessler Jr as president and Col. William Beckner as VP. York opens May 1 at home against the Hagerstown Owls as part of a 140-game schedule. Other clubs: Allentown Lancaster Wilmington and Trenton.
Addison Lyer, colored, and Adams of Adams town are free on $100 bond awaiting Friday hearing in Police Court on an assault and battery charge brought by LeRoy Wolfs, colored, of Green Valley. The alleged incident occurred March 13 at a West All Saints street beer parlor. Constable Charles W. Smith served the warrant.
Hood College schedules spring break starting Wednesday March 34 at 11 15 a m with classes resuming Thursday April 1 A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Thomas B Creager Route 3 Frederick at Emergency Hospital in a recent birth notice
In this Hollywood piece Erskine Johnson highlights Harry Carey’s sustained dominance as a top character star in Air Force and notes his surprising transition from Western leading man to B 21 bomber era tough guy. The column also surveys Ingrid Bergman’s dramatic makeover for Saratoga Trunk, describing her move from pale beauty to bold Creole vixen with a full wardrobe, makeup, and singing in new roles.
The piece highlights Jiminy Cagney and the Yankee Doodle Dandy Oscar amid a flurry of credits for Forever and Way and other projects at United Artists and Warner Studio. It notes Cedric Hardwicke's hidden participation, Spencer Tracy’s aviation motif, and lists actors and roles across Devotion Old Acquaintance and The Adventures of Mark Twain among anti Nazi film trends.
A large public sale on the Frederick county farm road listing heavy draft horses, cattle, hogs, and an extensive range of farm machinery. Auctioneers Emmett Bowie and Charles F Henry oversee the sale with a June Pleasant M E Society luncheon. Multiple lots include McCormick Deering implements, John Deere plows, wagons, harness, dairy gear, and more. Sale requires cash. no removal until settled.
An extensive estate sale near Frederick Maryland details 35 head of horses and 27 dairy cows plus hogs, grain binders, wagons, tractors, mowing and plowing gear, hay, dairy fixtures, blacksmith tools, poultry equipment, harnesses, household goods and more. A 1842 sale note lists dates March 21 to March 29 with items, terms cash, and Ballenger Woman's Club lunch rights. Auctioneer Glenn Trout and clerk Raymond L. Kelly facilitate the sale near Middletown to be held March 24 1842 at 9 o'clock a.m.
An auction of livestock and farming equipment to be held Wednesday March 24 1943 at 11 A M two miles northeast of Wakefield Church on a road from New Windsor to Westminster 12 miles from Mydes store Carroll County Md. Catalog lists three mules a pair bay mules one black mule 21 mixed cows mostly young some fresh by sale day plus a long list of farming machinery including Oliver tractors disc harrows plows seeders and wagons. Also included are dairy equipment poultry equipment household furniture and various tools. No goods to be sold until settled for with clerk Refreshments stand reserved. Harry M Young auctioneer.
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