Washington rules out early Truman lend lease move
The White House dismissed any immediate request for Congress to authorize a military lend lease to 16 Western European nations. Press Secretary Ross said categorically no and denied reports of a quick presidential message next week. Officials discussed stop gap aid and a regional defense plan, with long term options including possible arms for Western Europe.
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White House
Truman
Europe
Charlies Ross
Preent Truman
Congress
Ross
Western Europe
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Defense Department
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London
Britain
France
Belgium
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Limited Emergency Lend-Lease Power Backed as Insurance
The President receives support for a limited emergency lend-lease power viewed as a practical insurance for the economic recovery program. Government officials argue the measure provides essential financing tools to stabilize markets and sustain recovery momentum.
Youth Hurt In Fall Down Elevator Shaft
Ss. 15, adopted son of John Wolf of East and Second Streets, was hospitalized about 8 15 p m Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after falling down an elevator shaft at the Wolfe Bros cigar factory. Police and an ambulance removed him. he was on a bicycle on the third floor, believed the elevator was at his level, and fell to the first floor. X rays will determine the extent of his back injury.
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John Wolf
Second Streets
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wolfe Bros. Cigar Factory
Wolf
Douglas Stup
BR. Etchison and Son Ambulance
Eagles Buy Site For Freely Fraternal Lodge Home
By deed filed Friday in the Clerk of the Circuit Court office, Mr and Mrs Edward B Measell transferred two properties on East Patrick street to Frederick Aerie No 1067 Fraternal Order of Eagles. The order plans to erect a new Eagles home on the site for 16000 dollars. Trustees are Richard T Brachey Charles F Bell Albert L Blumenauer Earl 3 Fisher Jr and Marion C Taller. Properties front about 35 feet on East Patrick street and run 109 to 151 feet deep.
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Eagles
Circuit Court
Edward B. Measell
East Patrick Street
Frederick Aerie
Order of Eagles
Lodge
Richard T. Brachey
Charles F. Bell
Albert L Blumenauer
Earl 3. Fisher, Jr
Promptly Answering A Difficult Letter and Apology
The right approach is to respond now rather than postpone. Begin with a brief apology for the delay and acknowledge the recipient’s concern. Provide a clear, concise reply addressing the core issue and offer a concrete next step or timeline. Keep tone respectful and direct to restore goodwill.
Local Happenings At Lime Kiln And Surrounding Towns
Mr Charles Kohlenburg and family of Repub lic Md spent the weekend with his sister and brother in law Edward Plummer. Mrs Thomas DeGrangze returned home after visiting her daughter and son in law near Bods Mr and Mrs Charles Bruchie and children are in Washington DC. Mrs Carl Fisher and Mrs Catherine reett visited Mrs L E Feaga. Mr and Mrs MoM Carter visited Mrs Barnard Carter in Brunswick. Smith Cecil and George Lutz families visited Bethesda. Little Miss Shelva Jean Oland spent Friday with Ulisses Betty and Darlene Summers in Frederick. Summers accompanied Shelva home recently. Mr and Mrs Donald Ranne berger and daughter Sue, who have been reading with Mr Ranneberger’s parents, moved the Arcadia Lime Kiln farm. Mr and Mrs Joseph Kass and son Joe Jr returned to Brockton N after visiting Mrs C L Brostus. Miss Katherine Rasmers, who stayed with her sister Mrs William Randell in Baltimore, has returned home. Private Robert Burdette, stationed at Fort Bolivar VA, spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Walter Cecil.
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Lime Kiln
Charles Kohlenburg
Republic, Ohto
Kohlenburg
Llaw
Edward Plummer
Thomas DeGrangze
Willam Nehouse
Bods
Charles Bruchie
Bobby
Janet Ann
Washington, DC
Carl Fisher
Catherine Reett
Poolesville
L. E Feaga
Mom
Carter
Donald Ranneberger
Sue
Ranneberger
Harry Ranneberger
McKenney
Arcadia
Lime Kilo
Joseph Kass
Joe Jr
Brocktyn N
Sirs. Ross
C. L Brostus
Katherine Rasmers
William Randel
Baltimore
Robert Burdette
Fort Bolivar
Walter Cecil
New Jaycee Head a PRL Eight Year Service Endeavor
Richard L. Shoemaker of G L Baking Co was elected Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce president after eight years of service. He previously served as vice president and held state and national director roles as a dedicated community leader in Frederick and surrounding areas. RAF Plane Crashes Near Avignon in Southern France. 11 Aboard? Survivors Unreported
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Richard L .D
G. L Baking Co
Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Frederick
Mar
Dae Uvmes
RAF
London
Royal Air Force
Avignon
France
Air Ministry
Orgon
Art Ministry
Middle East
Sportsmen hold shoot at Camp Barawha on Potomac
The Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association held its first monthly outing at Camp Barawha on the Potomac. About 15 to 20 marksmen competed in trap and sheet shooting, with Ray Thomas winning sheet honors 50-44 and Charles F Hastman 56-43 in trap. Gary Utter SQ and Kenny Houck Woodsboro posted trap scores 50-48.
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Frederick County Fish and Game Protective
Camp Barawha
Potomac
Ray Thomas
Charles F Hastman
Gary Utter
Kenny Houck
Woodsboro
Peshtigo Fire Death Toll Record Mentioned
The text notes the Peshtigo Wisconsin fire on October 9, 1871, marking it as the greatest U S death loss in a single blaze with about 1 200 fatalities, the same day as the Chicago fire began.
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U. S
Peshtigo
Wis
Chicago
Popcorn Cultivation Traced to 400 AD
Historical note confirms popcorn was cultivated as far back as 400 AD, reflecting early agricultural practices and culinary use in ancient communities. The record highlights the long lineage of corn varieties and their role in indigenous and settler cultures alike.
Frederick County Maryland Primary Election Notice 1948
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors of Elections announces a Democratic Party primary for the U S Representative in the Sixth District to be held Monday May 3 1948 from 8 A M to 7 P M. Polling places are listed district by district across Frederick County with many precinct rooms and hall names.
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Maryland
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Frederick County
Cruer and Torm
Democratic Party
United States
Grover C. Stewart
Ruth Moberly Arthur Potts
Robert A. Bennett
W. Jerome Offutt
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Tats Garvin
Rock of Ages
U. A. Lough
South Market St
Pickett
Ark
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Braddock Heights
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Parina
Dr. Salsbury
Maryland Chick Hatchery
DRUID
Damascus
Hillside Appliance Store
Crosley Frostmaster Freezer
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Crosley
Jaycee
Sinclair
Keilholtz Motors, Inc
Patrick Street
U.S
WER
Federal Reserve Systim Ams
Eposit Insurance Corporation
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Frederick, Md
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Grover ©. Stewart
Arthur Potts
Ruth Moberly
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Celor White
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Montgomery County
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Middletown
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Henry W. Smith
A. N. Summer
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Farmers Club
Lloyd Webber
Knoxville
Pleasant
Pleasant Jefferson
Jefferson
Thurmont
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Jackson
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Prospect
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