Request For Funds Denied For Nursery Schools Plan
An application under the Lanham Act to fund proposed nursery schools by the American Women's Volunteer Services of Frederick was denied. The Board of Education reported disapproval was due to a lack of immediate need, though officials note rising demand as more women enter industrial work. A survey of mothers and industries was conducted with few interested, but supporters foresee potential for a future application.
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American Women's Volunteer Services
Frederick
Board of Education
Seave
Board of Education of
Local Personal News Highlights From Frederick and Vicinity
Mrs W D K Aldridge and her daughter Elinor visit Knoxville and relatives in Frederick before returning home. Dr James E Stoner Jr, MD, graduates from University of Maryland School of Medicine and visits Woodsboro prior to internship in Washington DC. Marion S Moberly, longtime circuit court official, observes quiet changes in city life. Earl and Mrs Lowell return to Burkittsville after visits in Florida with son Pvt Charles Lowell at Fort Bragg. Sgt Kenneth Lowell and wife at home in Burkittsville after weekend visit. Mildred Lecrone of Frederick and Anna Adalt of Middletown visit Georgia with Sergeant John L Lecrone. Pfc Paul Reynolds of Frederick attends tank school in Los Angeles after transferring from Fort Knox and promotion to private first class. Mrs Ella Cook and Miss Rose Smallwood return home from Owings Mills after winter visit with sister Mrs Demitt. Mrs Benjamin M Chiswell of Washington visiting Major and Mrs Joseph M White in Rockville. widow of Rear Admiral Chiswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. K. Aldridge
Elinor
Richmond
Aldridge
J. M. Miller
Knoxville
James Marrone
Fairview Avenue
James E. Stoner, Jr
University At Maryland School of Medicine
Woodsboro
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Washington, D. C
Lyric Theater
Bellmore
Pat
Stoner
Mary Elizabeth
Helen Stoner
Frederick High School
Western Maryland College
Marion S. Moberly
Earl Lowell
Burkittsville
Mi Fla
Pvt
Charles Lowell
Fort Bragg
Sgt
Kenneth Lowell
Lowell
Mildred Durrow Lecrone
Frederick
Route 5
Anna Haines Adalt
Middletown
Georgia
K. Demitt
Owings Mills
Baltimore County
Benjamin Maurice Chiswell
Washington
Joseph M. White
Rockville
Chiswell
Nurses Needed Now More Than Ever Urges Alumnet Group
Frederick City Hospital Alumnet Association heard Lt. Thel ds Derr Army Nurse Corps emphasize a dire need for nurses of all ages and statuses to support military service. She urged student nurse reserves and aides to replace those called to duty, while Florence Garner public health nurse attended as a guest.
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Frederick City Hospital
Scholl Hersperner
Vie
Thelds Derr
Carpe
Auavlere
Byalti
Maryland
Lt. Derr
Mise
Florence Garner
Mise Garner
Lt Deir
Patumpae
OL Piaisia Syrac
Pital
Baltimore
de Vicious
Amendments to Maryland Unemployment Compensation Law
Albert No McCarsell announces new amendments to the Maryland Unemployment Compensation Law. Key changes include raising the maximum weekly benefit, extending duration, raising base year earnings for qualification, freezing benefits for armed service members until March 31, 1945, and eliminating certain disqualifications. Also notes divorce decrees granted and a minor trolley work car collision with slight damage and no injuries.
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Albert No McCarsell
The
Unemployment Compensation Board
Metal Assembly
Maryland
Armed Services
Hagerstown
Control Bugs And Diseases In Victory Gardens Lecture Review
Dr. C Graham, University of Maryland extension entomologist, spoke under the A W V S auspices on Victory Gardens insect and disease control. He urged early use of dusts and sprays, showed pest pictures, and stressed protecting underside leaves especially for the Mexican bean beetle.
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Victory Gardens
C. Burrary
C Graham
University of Marshow
Tration
Graham
Bern
T. Stuart Haller
Motive For Murder Of Aged Man Sought
Reported homicide targets Gillis a storekeeper from Plane 4 in Carroll county with ties to Lisbon. His murder occurred between Sunday night and Monday morning. he was found unconscious and later died with a slashed head and amputated finger. The family includes daughter Mrs Carrie Hewitt Davis and son Walter Gillis in Kentucky. Authorities investigated and noted no dying statement.
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Gillis
Hamim
Plane No. 4
Carroll County
Lisbon
Carrie Hewitt Davis
Walter E. Gillis
Kentucky
Hummi
Frederick
Baltimore
Fman
Sherif Horace M. Alexander
Nikirk
Truman Moon
Unclear Store Owner’s Death Under Investigation
State Police Detective Elwood O Mara and County Medical Examiner conducted the autopsy with a State pathologist. Gillis, who lived alone at the store property, was described by neighbors as friendly and well liked. Officials did not reveal entry details or method of death. body released to Herman M Snyder for funeral arrangements to be announced.
Honor Roll Unveiled At Centennial Memorial United Brethren
A Sunday school honor roll of 28 men in the armed services was dedicated at Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church. Rev J H Schmitt led service with Francis Perrott Adjutant General of Maryland delivering dedicatory remarks on Preparedness.
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Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
J. H. Schmitt
Francis Perrott
Maryland
Cliffort M. Yinger
Frapais
American Legion
Thomas E. Williams
Karl [c. Kintz
Melvin Engle
C. ‘Thomas Summers
Anti-Labor Bills Face Delayed Action on Capitol Hill
Washington March 30 Antilabor measures linger as an eleventh hour extension stalls a wage dispute deadline between Southern Appalachian soft coal operators and the United Mine Workers. If talks fail, a skilled anti strike bill and other proposals may be pushed to quick votes, with Hobbs bill as the ready option and amendments possible.
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Washngton
Maron
Capitol Hill
United Mine Workers
Amerea
Congress
Hotelhreads
Senate
White House
Lewistown Woman's Club Meeting Sees Rich Program
The Lewistown club hosts 19 members with Mrs Randolph Stull presiding. Readings include The Daffodil March and works by Kipling Wordsworth and Dickinson. A range care demonstration and victory garden tips are given. The club donates to the Red Cross and goods to a local charity. Daniel Lambert, born 1770, purportedly weighed 739 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Barker
Sylvia Eyler
Woman's Club
Lewistown
Randolph Stull
R. Paul Buhrman
Mehrle Ramsburg
Taras Halls
Rudyard Kipling
William Wordsworth
Emily Dickenson
Walter Heckert
Norman Frye
Gary Utterback
New Dumping Facilities Planned for Monocacy Valley Corn Plant
Charles W. Ross III reports new unloading and distribution facilities at the Monocacy Valley Canning Company in Frederick will be ready for the corn packing season. A similar installation is planned for Walkersville, enabling farmers to unload via a dumping system or by hand. The system speeds loading and allows continued hand unloading if desired.
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Monocacy Valley Canning Company
Charles W. Ross
Monocacy Valley
Walkersville
Ross
Focal
Weddings at Grace Evangelical Church Start Day
Miss Ethel M Krantz and George H Stone wed at 9 pm in Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev Ralph E Hartman officiating. The couple plans a home on West Third Street after April 6 with a honeymoon trip south and relatives from Frederick and Vicinity in attendance. Also announced is Miss Mary Maxine White to wed Gordon Warfield at St Peter's Poolesville Wednesday. Lorraine Jones to wed John W Young per Frederick couple announce.
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East Second Street
Charites Krantz
Harry JG. Stone
Buckeystown
Stone
West Third Street
Mary Max‘ine White
Dickerson
Gordon Warfield
Montgomery County
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Poolesville
Malcolm F. White
Silver Spring
Warfield
Lee Claggett Warfield
Gaithersburg
Charles G. Blake
Miss White
Moorefield Burkett Wedding in Frederick District
Robert J. Moorefield and Fannie Marie Burkett of Frederick were married by Rev. Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage on March 28. J. Young of Mt. Airy to wed in late April. World population growth noted from 1.009 billion in 1845 to about 1.9 billion.
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J. Young
Mt. Airy
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Patrick M Schnauffer
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Richard L. Murphy
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Edward D. Storm
Shirley M. Haugh
William F. Haugh
Mr. Storm
Edwin FP. Nikirk
Charles BR. Johnson
Ruth GO. Johnson
Dr. Graham
A. B
Aoa
Daniel Lambert
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Frederick Civic Club
General Federation
Remsberg
China Club
Syracuse
Lamberton
Warwick Spode
China
BLDG
Harry C. Jones
H. Lorraine Jones
John W. Young
Danie
VapoRus
B& O
RB White
Baltimore& Ohio Railroad
Dr. Edwards
Lyken'’s Valley
Amd
BR. M.remour
Ewan
Hillside Coal CO
WATER
Storm & Shipley
N. Markel
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WAR Production Board
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