Youth Hope Amid Global Strife In Final Washington Talk
Mrs Georgette Ross Howard of Washington D C delivered a final season lecture praising youth planning for a just postwar order while warning that domestic politics and a contentious soldier vote bill threaten national resolve. She noted Allied aims, U S prestige waning, and rising Soviet influence, stressing Hungary Hungarys regent and Balkans tensions as background to the wars harsh realities. Her daughters Red Cross efforts in Italy underscored the war s roughness and the trials faced troops with little respite or shoes for days.
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Georgette Ross Howard
Washington, D. C
Clarence Streit
Union Now
Washington
Globe
U. S
Howard
Russia
Badoglio
Italy
United States
England
Rome
Orient
China
Balkans
Balkan
Hungary
Nicholas Horthy
Europe
Red Cross
Maryland Day Meeting Honors Longtime Regent in Frederick
Frederick Chapter D A R held a Maryland Day meeting at Mrs. Casper E. Cline Jr s home honoring the late Mrs. Francis H. Markell longtime regent. Mrs. William G Buckey spoke on the Biggs family tracing its American roots to John Biggs New York and Zaccheus Biggs Northwest Territory. A memorial service and ritual opened the program followed by refreshments and tributes from chapter members. An added note cites servicemen consuming 5 1 2 percent more food daily than civilians.
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Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Maryland
Casper E. Cline
Rockwell Terrace
Francis H. Markell
West Virginia
William G.buckey
Baltimore
Carter Braxton
Jesse B. Anders
Emma M. Brown
Markell
Buckey
Biggs
America
John Biggs
New York
Monocacy River
Zaccheus Biggs
Northwest Territory
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
Ohio
Arthur St. Clair
Jefferson Commission
Sherman P. Bowers
Cline
Daniel W. Fetteroff
E. C. Kefauver
Westminster Girl Wins D. A. R. Contest
Baltimore is set to award Miss Christine Royer a $100 war bond for winning a state wide good citizenship contest. The Westminster High School senior, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Royer, won Carroll county preliminaries and will represent Maryland at the national DAR contest with Mrs Samuel Campbell attending as national treasurer.
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Baltimore
Christine Royer
Westminster High School
Daughters of the American Revolution
Royer
Jesse Royer
Carroll County
Maryland
Samuel Campbell
DAR
Pagee
Sewing Machine Clinic Offered At Roger Brooke Taney Home
A sewing machine clinic will be held Friday at 9 30 AM in the recreation room of the Roger Brooke Taney home on North Bentz Street. A B Krewatch and Miss Helen Shelby will lead, helping repair parts and teaching cleaning and adjustment. Open to all who enroll through Miss Jesse Hammerly at Winchester Hall. aimed at machines needing repair, not just cleaning.
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Roger Brooke Taney
North Bentz Street
A. B. Krewatch
Maryland
Helen Shelby
Jesse Hammerly
Winchester Hall
Rotary Speaker Minchin to Address Local Club Luncheon
Rotary club will host guest speaker Minchin a British Embassy attaché in Washington at the Wednesday noon luncheon at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Disturbing the peace charges were filed against five Frederick men with $5 collateral each and two more arrests listed with $1250 collateral for a hearing tonight.
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Minchin
Washington
Rotary Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick
Ben Phebus
George Baumgardner
West Fifth Street
Charles Tobery
Winchester Street
Roscoe Blank
Sjamsville
Ralph Green
Lime Kim
Baltimore transit strike looms with 24 hour protest plan
Baltimore executives of an independent transit workers union called a meeting to set a date for a 24 hour labor holiday. Union members claim the action would involve more than 2,300 transit company employees.
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Baltimore
Independent
Transit Workers Union
Baltimore Transit Company
Indictment Filed Against Daniel Lester Jones in Rape Case
The Washington county indictment against Daniel Lester Jones of Hagerstown, formerly Mt. Briar, for rape was moved to Frederick County for venue and docketed in the local Circuit Court. A date in early April is to be scheduled. E. Austin James is Jones’s attorney.
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Washington County
Daniel Lester Jones
Hagerstown
Mt. Briar
Frederick County
E. Austin James
Jones
Marriages noted in Frederick area include Chamberlain Leonard union
WFMD executive Tidmore reports Evelyn Chamberlain and Laurence Leonard wed in Florida. They plan to move to Frederick in April. Additional notices: engagement of Margaret Owen to Capt Edward Abett. Mary Crouse and Gerald Myers wed in Taneytown with details of attire and participants. Alvin Dudderar and bride Elizabeth? Kepler and Daniel South wed in Westminster with local attendees. further notes on Bride Margaret Kepler’s background and groom connections.
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Leonard—chamberlain
A. ¥. Tidmore
WFMD
Florida
Evelyn Chamberlain
Laurence Leonard
Leonard
Frederick
Charles Town
W. Va
Margaret Owen
Raymond J Funkhouser
Edward C Abett
Dentish Army
Claymount Court
Miss Owen
Funkhouser
Paul Baty Ower
New la City
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Ablift
Washington
Alvin Dudderar
Union Bridge
Taneytown High School
Blue Rede Matty Company
Taneytown
Kemerwale High School
Poolesville 4 H officers named at March meeting
Rockville reports the Poolesville 4 H Club organized with about 40 members. Officers are Guy W. Lewis Jr president Charles Tipton vice president Wellstood Tipton secretary and Kenneth Fitzwater treasurer. The group set the second Tuesday each month for regular meetings. Circuit Court trials begin with Judges Woodward and Prescott on the bench. The docket lists 79 cases with several appeals. State Attorney Simpson and assistant Noyes lead prosecutions.
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Poolesville 4-H
Rockville
Guy W. Lewis
Charles Tipton
Wellstood Tipton
Kenneth Fitzwater
Circuit Court
Charles W. Woodward
Stedman Prescott
Joseph B. Simpson
Alfred D. Noyes
Union Certifies Textile Workers Union at Federal Silk Mills
The National Labor Relations Board certified the Textile Workers Union of America CIO as the bargaining agent for production and maintenance workers at the Federal silk mills in Williamsport, Md. The union won the employer election 82 to 78 on March 15, according to the Board.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
Williamsport
Passport Rule for Seamen to Thwart Spies
American sailors must carry passports as foreign spies have tried to enter the United States posing as seamen.
Westminster Couple to Wed at City Hospital
City Hospital reports a forthcoming wedding for a groom who is a Westminster High School graduate, class of 1934. The couple plans to reside in Westminster after the ceremony.
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City Hospital
Westminster High School
Westminster
Democrats Defend Foreign Policy Amid Criticism
Washington reports Democrats push back against Republican foreign policy criticism. Sen Connally vows a Senate speech outlining policy aims, insisting the State Department follows defined goals set by Secretary Hull. He emphasizes war priorities and diplomacy subordinated to victory, rejecting isolationist claims.
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Washington
Senate
Connally U-Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Hull
Connally
Leaders urge steady course over demands to allies
The remarks echo a cautious stance in wartime diplomacy. Connally and Hull favor avoiding explicit ultimatums to allies, preferring restraint on territorial and other issues until a clearer path forward emerges.
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Connally
Hull
Congress
Army Navy E Award Given to National Advertising Co
Washington March 27 the Army and Navy jointly announced selection of 14 firms to receive the Army Navy E for outstanding production among them the National Advertising Co ma
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Washington
Army and Navy Jaintly
Army-Navy
National Advertising Co. Ma
Chrysler builds Dodge ambulances for army救
Chrysler Corporation in cooperation with the army produces U S Army ambulances derived from Dodge wartime trucks. Engineered for front lines service they are powered by Dodge engines with front and rear wheel drive, insulated and dust proof, and designed for high quantity production to aid Medical Corps rescue missions.
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Chrysler Corporation
Dodge
U. S. Army
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Africa
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Reno S. Harp
Ingram
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Pictog
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Roosevelt
Dewey
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Glenn E Biehl
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U. S&s
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U.S. Senator
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