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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1942
Page
9
Stephanie supports Kurt after a skull fracture and memory loss as he battles fear and humiliation. Their bond deepens through quiet hospital moments and a tense kiss, while Kurt questions love and strength, and Stephanie pledges to help him reclaim his identity.
A columnist argues women need intimate female friends more than male friends. She lists comfort and sympathy from women, contrasts with men's friendship as fair weather, and cites traits that hinder women from forming close ties. She notes costs of effort and sacrifice in maintaining friendships.
Hollywood profile of Wilkie Mahoney the remaining gay man of the movies. He writes jokes for stars like Bob Hope and Phil Baker, consults on George Washington Slept Here, and recalls early paid gags that shaped his career. He dislikes remade routines and champions originality in a changing industry.
President Manuel Prado departs Lima by plane for Washington to meet President Roosevelt and signals openness to a separate stopover visit with Venezuela’s Isaias Medina. The report notes four million gallons of water used daily in the US steel industry for cooling machinery and generating steam.
NEA Service reports eastern sugar shortages eased by western beet shipments totaling 200 million pounds. Leon Henderson warns industrial users to buy beet sugar or face shortage. Beet production rising 24 percent this year, with seed issues overcome by new varieties and domestic seed production. The American Beet Sugar Association explores seed splitting to boost supply.
Buckeystown and Harmony Grove Hormaker clubs met Friday at the Potomac Edison building Frederick for a canning demo led by Miss Florence Williams who showcased spinach tomatoes and tomato juice and discussed preserving food value. A Harmony Grove covered dish supper revealed secret sisters and a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Kenneth Kefauver. The next Harmony Grove meeting is May 22 at Mrs Edward Gittings Frederick. Jefferson Club notes a April 30 Woman’s Club of Jefferson public meeting at the schoolhouse with guests from PTA and Grange. opening hymn Onward Christian Soldiers and a prayer by Rev George.
Two separate Army bomber crashes claimed multiple lives. A Boeing B-17 fell into Blue Mountains near Pendleton Oregon killing six of eight aboard. Technical Sergeant Wesley E. Wallace survived and guided rescuers through forest to notify a motorist. In another incident at Mre-Chord Field, Washington, two officers and one enlisted man died with another seriously injured during a routine training flight.
The Hyatts town P. T. A. met on Thursday April 30 with president Mrs W L Burdette presiding Reports from three committees were approved and the treasurer Mrs Eugene Carlisle spoke The May meeting committee includes Mrs Clifton Anderson chairman The second annual hobby show highlighted the program with prizes awarded to children and adults for exhibits including model planes coins World War I relics and quilts New York state prisons are making first aid stretchers in the war emergency.
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