Chest Drive Nears Goal With $12803 Raised
Fifth annual Community Chest campaign reported $12803 raised by 5 pm Thursday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel as workers push toward the $16520 goal. Navy and Army teams led by Edward Storm and G William Stuitz posted $6541 and $6262, earning prizes for top pledge efforts while industries like Union Manufacturing and Potomac Edison contributed strongly ahead of Monday closing.
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Army
Navy
Edward D. Storm
William Stuitz
Lewis R Dertzbaugh
Henry I Stahr
Chest
Willam F Sauer
St John’s Catholic Church
Willam C Royal
A. C. Stine
Sol Harris
Union Manufacturing Company
Potomac Edison
Muse Tailoring Company
Everedy Company
Stine
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Mothers Day retail rush boosts city shops and gift trends
As Mother's Day nears, merchants brace for a two day shopping surge in cards candy and flowers. Proclamations urge display of the flag and tokens of affection. Stores report rising demand for novelties clothing perfumes and corsages with last minute shoppers in flower and candy shops.
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Frederick's
Mother
America
Pledges and prizes awarded across Navy Army units
Recipients include Rev William C Royal and C F Bowers tied for six pledges. Captain Falk and Mrs R Ames Hendrickson led in aggregate pledges with oil and hosiery prizes. Ernest Helfenstein Jr and Miss Mary Benson noted for pledges and aggregate totals. Louis Ejchelberger and Ralph Zimmerman also recognized. Local sponsors donated prizes. further awards set for May 11 final report. Dr. Kinsolving to speak at Hood College vesper service with organ prelude by Henry Wade.
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Louis Ejchelberger
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M P Staley
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Ralph Zimmerman
William Schildknecht
Armys
Final Report
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Arthur B. Kinsolving
St Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Broadbeck Hall
Hood College
Henry T Wade
Hood
Bach
Cloke
Murray Resolution Loses In CIO Meeting
Pittsburgh May 7 delegates of the United Mine Workers of America defeated a CIO convention resolution calling for immediate steps to expose disruptors of the labor movement as agents of the Axis powers by a 225 to 145 vote. The debate centered on John L Lewis and alleged back biting against CIO President Murray who was absent. Tonight the CIO Industrial Council of Pittsburgh adopted a similar resolution praising Murray’s war policies and leadership.
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United Mine Workers of America Today
Pennsylvania Industrial Union Council
CIO
Friends of CI
Philp Murray
John L Lewis
UMW
Joseph Yablonski
Lewis
Murray
Falure
Roosevelt
CIO Industrial Council of
Lost Chord sung at Hood College by Margaret E Thomas
A Sunday concert at Hood College features The Lost Chord performed by Sultan Tre and conductors Taught Me by Diorak and Lie bestraume Number 3 by Liszt. Miss Margaret E Thomas of Frederick will lead a senior wising the Bach Kraft anthem Thou Art Near by Bach Kraft.
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Sultan Tre Hood College
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Heavy Bomber Missing With 10 Aboard At MacDill Field
A MacDill Field heavy bomber with 10 Army men aboard disappeared after takeoff on a routine route training flight. Despite searching planes, no trace has been found. Eight crew members and two passengers are named with hometowns listed. the missing aircraft was due back at 7 p.m. Eastern Time.
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MacDill Field
MacDill
T P. m
Hugh W Mathis
Houston
Texas
Charles E Thomas IH
C Ie Thomas
Macon
Sergt
Wilbert M George
Caroline C George
Tampa
Katie George
Landsgate
Robert R. Pigman
Leanna Pigman
Berea
Raymond §. Lynch
Clarence T. Lynch
Lumpkin
Gasoline rationing expands to three gallon limits weekly
The plan imposes a three gallon weekly limit with ration cards for essential use at filling stations. X cards allow any essential gasoline need while A and B cards can be canceled only in the seller's presence. Tourists and outsiders must register for ration cards and supplemental cards follow a three day wait. Cards extend to July 1. Motorcycles receive 40 percent of automobile unit value.
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Drastic Lowering Of Income Tax Exemptions Is Proposed
Washington May 7 The Treasury chief Morgenthau proposed a sharp cut in individual income tax exemptions to raise about 1.1 billion more, lowering single person exemption to 600 and married exemption to 1,200, with dependent exemption cut to 300. The move would tax a 1160 weekly earner and affect about 23 million filers, prompting surprise and debate in Congress.
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Congress
Morgenthau
Treasury
Houe Ways Lana Means Committee
Doughton
D-Nc
Proposed tax changes divide households by income and dependents
The article outlines how the March 3 recommendation and today's proposal would change taxes. A single filer with $69 would rise to $128 under the March 3 plan and over $150 under the latest proposal. A married man with no dependents and $61,500 net income would go from paying nothing to $23 under March 3 and $48 under the new scheme. A married man with two dependents and $2,500 net income would pay $12 under present rules.
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Boland
D-Pa
Morgenthau
Treasury
Law Proposal Sets Two Payment Totals
The proposal outlines two payment figures: $32 under the March 3 plan and $118 under the current plan. The figures indicate differing compensation levels tied to distinct legislative steps, revealing shifts in funding or settlements contingent on the proposal's progress.
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