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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1944

Page

11

Bus Service Resumption Is Approved

The Maryland Public Service Commission approved a franchise to resume bus transportation beginning April 1 for Camp Detrick to downtown Frederick. Potomac Motor Lines president Francis H. Urner says buses will run weekdays every half hour 6:30 to 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 to 11:30 p.m., Sundays 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. A ten cent flat fare applies to riders over five, with no commuter rate. The service aims to meet Camp Detrick needs and may include special military-traffic runs.

Maryland Public Service Commission Francis H. Urner Potomac Motor Lines Camp Detrick Office of Defense Transportation Frederick Northwest West Seventh Street Wilson Place West Fourth Street West Fourth North Market Street Market Patrick West College Terrace Detrick Urner

Lovettsville Community Notes and Local Updates

Lovettsville residents and families are noted in recent gatherings and events. Mrs Kate Pruesser recovers from a sore throat as friends send birthday tributes to Mrs Alvin Fleming. A Leesburg rally supports higher teacher salaries with Dr Walter Newman addressing attendees. Local students and officials attend. pre induction exams listed for several young men. Visitors include Pvt G Frank McGaha on leave from Greenville PA.

Lovettsville Reginald Wilklow Fred Graham L. E. Brown Sara Charlotte Brown Kate Pruesser Arlington Pruesser Alvin Fleming Lovettsville High School Leesburg Horace L Gregg Hamilton C. W. Caulkins Walter S Newman State Superintendent of Public Instruction Loudoun County O L, Emerick Thea Smith

Local social notes and military family updates

Sunday visits and weekend guests mark the social scene with Elbert Johnson, Mrs Putnam and daughter, Womeldorph and family, Cooper and Spring households, and plans mentioning Army service for Eckenrode and sons. Details include travels to Opequon, Washington, Frederick, and Harpers Ferry, plus medical recovery of H C Filler.

Elbert Johnson Putnam R . Johnson L A Womeldorph Mike L. P. Hickman Henry Womeldorph Opequon Elton Cooper Theodore Cooper Gary Aubrey Cooper Washington Mass Wivell Cooper Frederick Harry C. Lease C . Spring Charles Spring Samson N. Y

Penny bingo to aid Legion expenses at Emmitsburg

Emmitsburg residents will attend a penny bingo at the American Legion Auxiliary home on North Seton avenue at 8 pm Saturday. Proceeds will be used to cover general expenses as announced by Mrs Catherine Fitez, president of the Auxiliary.

Emmitsburg Catherine Fitez American Legion Auxiliary The Francis & Elder Post Legion North Seton Avenue Mark Leo Eckenrode

Local educators relocate amid district changes

Mrs Eckenrode, who taught in the local high school for years, will move to Frederick with her son Charles as she assumes a supervisor role at a District of Columbia school near Hyattville. Mrs Ralph Sperry recovers at her sister’s home in Gettysburg after hospitalization. Mrs Enxna Nunemaker remains confined to her room on West Main Street with gradual improvement as Mr Guy Nunemaker has returned.

Charles Eckenrode St Anthony's Mt Saint Mary's College Mausser Transportation Company Execuive Philadelphia Eckenrode District of Columbia Hyattville Charles Frederick Ralph Sperry Clarence Baumgardner West Main Street Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Enxna Nunemaker Guy Nunemaker

Baltimore visitors at 426 East Main Street

Mrs James Brookes and daughter Ann of Baltimore visit Mr and Mrs Harry Boyle, parents of Mrs Brooks, at their home 426 East Main Street as elephants pant by waving their.

James Brookes Ann Baltimore Harry Boyle Brooks East Main Street

Blood cooled by moving air through giant ears

A description notes blood circulating through large ears being cooled by moving air. The passage emphasizes the function of such ears in thermoregulation and air flow as a natural cooling mechanism.

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