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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1942

Page

3

Strong Winds Lash County Over Weekend

Weekend gale turrets across Frederick County caused scattered damage and power outages. A plate glass window shattered at A and P Market injuring a clerk, while other incidents included downed poles, a barn collapse near Jimtown, and fires outside Thurmont. Rainfall counted at .47 inches, bringing March total to 2.35 inches.

South Court Street Frederick City Albert Main Mt. Pleasant Fion Frederick Walkersville Woodsboro Potomac, Edison Company J. W. Bailey Jimtown Wertheimer Jefferson Street McCurdy North Market Street Oporsumtown Pike Potomac Edison Company Guardian Hose Company Thurmont Parker Fleagle East Patrick Strees Daniel Loughran Co., Inc East Patrick Street Homer Goings Ceresville Clarence Fogle Pennsylvania Mt. Airy Kemptown C. E. Ensalow

Cartoons And Their Makers Club Topic

The Frederick Art Club met at Mrs. Joseph H. Apple’s home to hear Mrs. Amos John Traver discuss famous newspaper cartoonists and cartoons of today. She covered English art influence, the value of cartooning as a hobby, and showcased works by Shoemaker Nast Thurber and Yardley.

Frederick Art Club Joseph H. Apple North College Parkway Amos John Traver James Thurber Yardley

May Ask President To Disavow Arnold Labor Attack

Organized labor expects the Roosevelt administration to disavow Thurman Arnold's sharp attack on unions. Arnold told a House sub committee he accused labor of hindering war production and harming farmers and consumers. AFL CIO leaders and congress face pressure as labor fights open shop bans and wage and hour reform amid war.

Arnold Washington Organized Labor Roosevelt Thurman Arnold S Arnold House Judiciary American Federation of Labor Justice Department CIO Congress of Industrial Organizations Capitol Hill Congress House Philip Murray William Green AFL White House Congressional Union War Production Board War Labor Board International “Harvester Company Chicago Rock ‘Island East Moline Rocktalls Ill Milwaukee Wis Springfield Ohio Rep Hobbs Dala Senate Thomas D-Okla Senate Appropriations National Defense House Naval Committee Interior Department War Department Hense Ways and Means Committee

The Art of Walt Disney and Related Talks

The program featured Miss Marceline Kefauver presenting on The Art of Walt Disney, tracing movement in pictures from prehistoric times to today and showing an early revolving-picture toy and a drawing by Leon Schlesinger. Mrs. Robert Clapp spoke on An Artist's Adventure in Music, linking brush art to music and explaining program music with notes on Fantasia from 1940.

Marceline Kefauver Walt Disney Kefauver Grace Zimmerman Leon Schlesinger Martha Ebeling Kefa Robert Clapp Disney

Hood College Selects Miss Hoch as Editor in Chief

Miss Hoch of Mercersburg Pennsylvania daughter of G L Hoch appointed editor in chief of Herald Hood College literary magazine She previously served as associate feature editor and literary editor and is a Hood College junior member of the chair Home Economics Club cap and gown chairman and Student Commission member.

Miss Hoch G. L. Hoch Mercersburg Herald Hood College The Student Commission

Musical program delights Fantasia audience notes recital

Mrs. Clapp described Fantasia themes and colors as Mrs. Richard P. Ross played Bach and Tschaikowsky pieces. Beethovens Pastoral movement was played by Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Clapp. A business meeting preceded the program with resignations and appointments. Social hour followed with art studio talk and refreshments. Next meeting set for April 9 at Mrs. Rodock, Jr.'s home.

Ida Reinhart

Employers Urged to Ration Workforce for War Effort

Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey urged Kansas employers at the State Junior Chambers of Commerce convention to assess their payrolls and decide who can be spared. He said production of war goods and civilian needs must continue, and outlined shifting 1-A and 3-A workers to essential defense roles while drafting decisions rest with draft boards. He cautioned about tracking married 3-A men and questioned who would track draftees after conscription.

Wichits Kas Lewis B. Hershey National Selective Service State Convention of Junior Chambers of Commerce Draft Board

Weather notes and social brief in local paper

Weather figures show 2.6 inches precipitation for March to date with 3.48 normal. deficits to March 1 total 2.03 inches. Yesterday high 52, low 33. sunrise 7.10 am tomorrow, sunset 7.24 pm. Society notes mention Mrs Arthur Lambert hosting the Bethel Busy Bees.

BS Society Arthur Lambert Bethel

Honeydew Secret in Plant Lice Reveals Surprising Source

Once thought to fall from the heavens, honeydew is now known to exude from the bodies of ordinary plant lice. The observation reframes how gardeners understand syrupy secretions and pest ecology.

Frederick

Meeting Details From March 4 at Stull Home

The meeting at Mrs Charles Stull’s home on March 4 opened with the singing of America. Mrs Lambert read scripture and Mrs Gordon Palmer offered prayer. Thirteen members and several visitors attended as plans were made to sell refreshments.

Charles Stull America Lambert Gordon Palmer

Mizpah Meeting Closes With BenedictionAnd Refreshments

The Clem sale notices were discussed and the Mizpah benediction was given at the closing of the meeting. Members agreed to meet again at Mrs. Gordon Palmers home on April 1.

Ments Clem Sale Gordon Palmer

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