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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1943

Page

11

Restaurants Face Meat and Butter Rationing Rules

Washington March 24 The OPA announced limits on meat and butter use by restaurants and institutions effective next Monday. A two formula system will determine monthly allotments based on December usage or December actuals reduced by 25 percent, with initial supply covering March and April. Local boards may issue emergency short term allotments as we transition to two month cycles. Small boarding houses are exempt and will pool ration books.

Washington, Maron 24 Agriculture Department OPA

Taneytown Notes Of Local Visits And Outings

Mr and Mrs Chas dahh of Ladiesburg spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Mahlon Brown in Taneytown. Mr and Mrs Chas Bowers of New Midway visited Taneytown on Wednesday. Mrs Edna Baumgardner of Taneytown spent Wednesday in Hanover Pennsylvania.

Janeytown Chas, Dahh Ladiesburg Mahlon Brown Taneytown Chas. Bowers New Midway Edna Baumgardner Hanover Sadie Formalt Charles Sherman Middleburg Norvilla Shirley Nettie Putman Sarah Albaugh Mill Street York Street Laurence 2. Foult Baltimore Street Toa

Co Eds Train To Relieve Farm Manpower Emergency

Local women and families around Taneytown and nearby towns assist farm labor as the manpower strain grows. Mrs Mary Lochner and Miss Pauline Dick visit from Otterdale and Taneytown area relatives, while several others share visits and updates. A public sale at Taneytown drew large crowds and good prices, and residents report improvements and moves within the community.

Co-Eds Mary Lochner Otterdale Pauline Dick Taneytown James Harner Walter Harner John Sauble Effie Shorb Hireysville Laurence Foutz Chas Eaves Laurence Z. Foutz Jennie Beaver Roy Smith Wilbur Stonesifer J Edna Baumgardner Emmitsburg Hilterbrick Ohler Middleburg Mary Lockner Gail Daly New Hampshire Durham Shirley Perry Mary Shirley Perry University of New Com Emerson N. H June Crow

City Sues to Recover Sidewalk Laying Costs

City Attorney Edward J. Smith files suit in Circuit Court seeking 199.09 plus costs from Lydia G. White for sidewalk work along Carroll Parkway between North Jefferson Street and West College Terrace. City alleges notice was sent last October and bid of 199.09 approved before work was performed. White allegedly failed to pay the bill rendered in January.

Edward J. Smith Lydia G. White Carroll Parkway North Jefferson Street West College Terrace White

Action On Teachers Salaries Deferred

Annapolis March 24 The State Senate deferred final action on a bill to grant a $200 bonus to teachers and State employees earning under $3 000 a year. Sen James J Lindsay moved to defer action on House amendments required for the measure to reach the Governor. The bill as written would provide the salary adjustment for eligible personnel.

Annapolis State Senate James J., Lindsay Baltimore Senate

Dykstra Urges Sane View On War Manpower Policy

Former Selective Service head and University of Wisconsin president Clarence A. Dykstra urged a sane realistic national manpower policy during the Edmund Jones James lecture at the University of Illinois. He called for a whole war manpower approach and joint sacrifice, arguing against partial attacks on isolated areas. The report notes a separate Illinois county plan to raise teachers salaries by up to 113 annually plus a state top up of 27, totaling a 340 bonus per teacher.

Champaign Marels Clarence A. Dykstra Selective Service Administration Dykstra University of Wisconsin Edmund Jones James University of Iinois County

Manpower Decisions Outlined for Agriculture and War Industry

A speaker urged equal standards for all as immediate power shifts should not favor any group. He listed essential decisions: manpower needs of agriculture and war industries, and what essential tasks can be laid aside.

SALE NOTICE ON ESTATE AUCTIONS IN MARYLAND

Public sale notices list executors and estates in Frederick County and surrounding areas. Items include households and land near Walkersville Woodsboro Jefferson Lascarora Poolesville Monrovia and other Maryland locales with dates in March and April.

Sait Mary G Buileda Middletown John 8. Derr Ceresville Paul E. Remsperg Airview Raymond L. Bidic Frederick Robert M. Ranneberger Donhste Frederick Fairgrounds John C. Kidd Alexander S. Winnett Quince Orchard North Market St Gabriel Lawson Price's Dislery Jhames G. Stevens Creagerstern Kinear T Bessie S. Schwarts Monrovia

War manpower policy aims for better use of skilled workers

The article outlines a plan to free manpower by removing restrictions and reallocating labor. It discusses wage, price, rationing, taxes, savings, housing, transport, and education as tools to address shortages. It mentions union wage negotiations and social controls to encourage work participation.

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Second Lieutenant Charles Routzahn Endorsed From Signal Corps School

Second Lieutenant Charles Routzahn graduated from the Officer Candidate Department of the Eastern Signal Corps School at Fort Monmouth New Jersey and served in the Signal Lieuament. The fragmentary text records his duty assignment and locations with garbled street references and dates in 1943.

Charles Routzahn Eastern Signal Corps School Fort Monmouth New Jersey Frederick Beaukertin

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