Nazis Seek to Use Captured Russians in German Army
German plans to mobilize 300000 to 500000 captured Russians under General Andrei A. Vlasov were reported as part of Hitler’s manpower drive. Rosenberg opposed the move, while Germany’s labor mobilization shows strain. A Frankfurter Zeitung copy notes limited freeing of workers, with women now filling reserves. 20,000 Hamburg workers idle as industry struggles to absorb labor. Budapest and Bratislava broadcasts mention Hungary and Slovakia forces tied to the Eastern front.
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Storkholm
Hitler
Baltic States
Red Army
Andreia A. Vlasov
Alfred Rosenberg
Frankfurter Zeitung
Hamburg
Hell
Sano Mach
Slovakia
Hiller
Budapest
Federal Communications Commission
Nicholas Kallay
Balkans
Four Brothers From Lewistown Serving In Army
Four Warner brothers from Lewistown serve in the U S Army. Pvt E Merkle Warner motor mechanic at Camp Shelby Mississippi Pvt Cero F Warner airplane mechanic at Ada lina Air Base Warrensburg Missouri Col Raymond Ho Warner and Pvt Roy E Warner twins. Roy entered in Sept 1942 stationed at Greenville MOS Pictured with their uncle Pfc Sterling Price are the sons of Mrs Mildred Horman Hyattstown Pfc George R Horman and Pfc Norman L Horman Pfc Price son of Mrs Lucy Price Bethesda Marine detachment U S Naval Hospital Be thesda Camp Edwards Mass coast artillery Pfc George R Horman Camp Shelby Mass 167th Infantry Pfc Norman L Horman. CLASS MEETS The Queen Esther Bible Class of the United Brethren Church held its regular monthly meeting on Thursday April 29 in the social room of the church. After devotional period by Mrs Agnes Heffner and Mrs Della Hamilton the business meeting was held. A feature was identifying early pictures of members with prizes for high prizes by Mrs Albert C Palmer and Mrs Harvey Carmack. Thelma Rice sang Springtime and Little Blue Bird of My Heart and Miss Stup sang Sunrise. Refreshments served.
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Ernest Warner
Lewistown
Pvt
E. Merkle Warner
Camp Shelby
Miss
Cero
F. Warner
Acdalina Air Base
Warrensburo
Raymond Ho Warner
Roy E Warner
Vestels
Los Angeles
Calif
Greenville
Pfc
Sterling Price
Mildred Horman
Hyattstown
George R. Horman
Norman L. Horman
Price
Lucy Price
U.S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Coast Artillery
Camp Edwards
Mass
167Th Infantry
United Brethren Church
Agnes Heffner
Della Hamilton
Rirs
Albert C. Palmer
Harvey Carmack
Ses Osvelya Stup
Thelma Rice
Miss Stup
W C T U Officers Reelect. Commissions Granted in Westminster
Mrs. E C Renn presides as W C T U officers are reelected for another year with Mrs. H M Howard as vice president and Mrs. Claude Hargett as recording secretary. The next meeting hostess is Mrs. Eugene Renn on May 27. Westminster reports commissions named by Governor O Conor for Carroll County, including justices of the peace and trial magis trates to qualify in May and June. Roy Grimm’s term on the Carroll County Board of Education ends about May.
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Leroy Horine
Harry Castle
Eugene Renn
Harry Derr
the Christian Herald
C. N. Trundle
E. C. Renn
Vise
H. M. Howard
God Ruleth
Eugene Reni
Westminster
Herbert R. O'Conor
Court House
Erman A. Shoemaker
Justices of the Peace
Murray C. Bohn
Union Bridge
Malcolm Burman
Free
Dom
Thomas Jefferson Gunn
Franklin
John H Shirk
Taneytown
Robert M. Shower
Manchester
John Wood
Vincent A. Tubman
Board of Election Supervisors
Harold L. Bushey
Mount Airy
Harold Smelser
Uniontown
Rudolph B. Wink
Roy Grimm
Woodbine
Board of Education
Carroll County
Grimm
Keller Smith
Chimney Fire at 318 Kleinhart's Alley Quelled by Fire Crews
A chimney fire at 318 Kleinhart's alley Sunday evening was extinguished by members of the Hunt and United Fire Companies with no damage reported.
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Kleinhart’s Alley
Hunt Pand United Fire Companies
Quick-Freeze Plants Move to Halt Food Spoilage
Washington reports that millions of tons of food could spoil without new quick freezing plants as the government withholds materials for construction. Senator Aiken announces Senate Agriculture Subcommittee hearings to probe denial of processing facility applications amid rising production. He notes a 500 family unit needs less metal than canning and cites 4,400 existing plants serving about 1.5 million families, mainly farm families, that would benefit from expanded capacity.
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Washington
Aiken
R-Vo
Senate Agriculture
Senator Smith
Cd-Sci
Wits
Department of Agriculture
War Production Board
War effort food preservation plan cited by families
A fragment notes plants would aid the war effort by saving food that would spoil and helping families spread available supplies, mentioning an entity Eli in the context of the plan.
Farm Themed Curing Methods Spur Spoilage Reduction
A brief report notes farm themed curing practices aimed at minimizing spoilage during storage. Researchers observe improved shelf life and product quality as traditional methods meet modern standards, highlighting practical adjustments for smallholders and regional markets.
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Frederick
Signature Auto Furniture
Frederick, Maryland
Rock of Ages
A. A. Lough
South Market St
Frederick, MD
Fvt
E. Merble Warner
Cpl
Raymond H. Warner
Roy FE
Warner
Uncle Sam
Pie
Norman
Horman
D & D Service
E. Patrick
Water Streets
Keilholtz
West
Patrick Street
R. R. Grove
Joe Rickerds
Harris Garage
Buckeystown
W. G. Crowther
West Patrick
E. Geisbert
Mgr
Clayton Kelly
Johnson’s
Libertytown
Litten Chevrolet
Brunswick
William Deener
Roscoe Pearce
Damascus
Elsie
U.S
ROYAL
St.Joseph
Frederick County
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
el Pepel-Cola Company
Long Island City
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Army
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Tad
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