Homemakers Elect Horton President At County Meet
Mire Walter Horton was elected president of the Ciswell County Council of Homemakers Clubs at the annual meeting held May 13 at Grace Lutheran Church Westminster. Mrs George Gorsuch elected secretary with Mrs Edward Litte as vice president presiding. The theme Victory on the Home Front and on the Battle Front featured speakers from WAACS WAVES and Women’s Land Army. About 235 attendees from Westminster and surrounding clubs heard reports on health, foods and nutrition, and clothing projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Walter Horton
Te Hilladale Homemakers’ Greb
Ciswell
Chute
Grace Lutheran Church
Westminster
George Gorsuch
New Windsor Club
Edward Litte
County Council
Michael D. Leister
Chester Hobbs
Mt. Airy Club
Elwood Falkenstein
Grace Lutheran Cimch
Westminster Club
Samuel Frederick
Manchester
Foods
Walter Horton
Hillsdale
Clarence Simmons
Snydersburg
Elmer Ehlerhart
Triple Valley
Adeeline M. Hoffman
Virginia E. Cournoyer
WAACS
Ensign Roberts
The
Sparks
Wilu Spue Ul
WAVES
Laura M. Langdon
Women's Land Army
Venia M. Keller
Miss Keller
University of Maryland
Peter Marshall
Washington
Hoffman's Inn
Alice Dittmar
Western Maryland College
Janice McKinley
Miss Hoffman
Code Ote
Corwin Seitz
Randall Spoerlein
John Link
Lusana Gesignéa
Elizabeth Miller
Westminster 4-H
Frederick County
Jesse Hammerly
Roy Crum
Frederick County Homemakers’ Clubs
Edward Holter
Frederick County Clothing
Farm Deed Recorded For 284 Acres In Buckerstown District
A deed is recorded in the clerk’s office for the sale of about 284 acres of Carrollto in Buckerstown District from Mr and Mrs Jonas H Baker to Mr and Mrs Austin P Renn. The stated consideration is around 18000 dollars.
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Buckerstown
Jonas H. Baker
Austin P. Renn
German Supply Bases Hard Hit
A Moscow Red Star dispatch reports three weeks of Soviet pressure hitting German supply bases. Germans shift air forces from Crimea to reinforce exhausted units. Russia claims 930 enemy planes destroyed or damaged May 28 and 370 from May to May 15, with 25 German planes downed in three days. German raids behind Svesk front largely ineffective amid Kuban and Lishansk activity. Nazis counterattack near Novorossisk fails, losing a butthead in a ute attack last night.
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Moscow
Geall Verranina
Soviet
Armen
Red Star Army
Crimean
Red Star
Svesk Front
Kuban
Lishhansk
Novorossisk
Additional Police Officers Are Named Rockville
The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners named 24 new county police officers to staff expanded station commands under a 1943 General Assembly act. Five captains three lieutenants and 16 sergeants and corporals were chosen. station captains include Guy Burdine Guy L Jones Leroy Rodgers and L D Snyder at up to 1000 yearly. Theodore F Vollten was captain of detectives with others named as lieutenants. The board also reappointed H Leslie Carlin chief of police and renamed all 83 regular officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery County Board of Commissioners
General Assembly
Guy Burdine
Guy L Jones
Leroy Rodgers
L. D. Snyder
Theodore F. Vollten
Charles T. Barnes
J. B Nolte
Frank A. Tain
H Lesie Carlin
Poppy Sale Funds Disabled Soldiers Welfare Drive
Poppies replica of the Flanders poppy will be sold by the American Legion units in Frederick from May 22 to May 30. Proceeds aid disabled veterans and families of both the present conflict and World War I. No price set. pennies and dollars alike welcome.
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America
Dalle
Frederick
E. J . Fisher
Francs Scott Key
American Legion Ausihars
Perry Point
France
Belgium
Last Student Recital At Hood College Friday Evening
The department of music at Hood College will present the last in a series of student recitals Friday at eight in Broadbeck Hall. A group of thirteen soloists piano and organ performers will participate, with Mass Ruselai of West Reading, Pa acting as accompanist. Participants include Margaret Pfeiffer, Helen Beach, Margaret Burns, Alice Hunt, Dorothy Crosland, Elizabeth Watling, Martha Peters, Lillian Metz, Janet Long, Jean White, Helen Bell, Evelyn Stup, and Dorothy Phair, all listed with their hometowns and study years.
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Department of Music
At Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Mass Ruselai
West Reading
Margaret Pfeiffer
Baltimore
Helen Beach
Valley Stream
N. Y
Manheim
Jean White
Warren
Ohio
Helen Bell
Nemacolin
Evelyn Stup
Frederick
Dorothy Phair
Allendale
N. J
Stamp 17 Must Stay In War Ration Book For Shoes
Local War Price and Rationing Board today urged that Stamp No 17 in War Ration Book One cannot be detached to buy shoes. Keep the book, take it to the store, and remove the stamp only in the clerk’s presence after purchase. Removal by mail requires an explanator letter.
11000 Physicians For Army And Navy Needed
Chicago May 19 11 000 of the nations physicians must be recruited this year to meet Army and Navy needs Dr James E Paullin president elect of the American Medical Association said last night at the 103rd annual meeting of the Illinois State Medical Society He urged voluntary enrollment while noting the slow pace of recruitment and the urgency to fill the quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Army
James E. Paullin
American Medical Association
Paullin
Hainais
Chapter Night Program by Frederick Moose Chapter 347
The Women of the Moose Frederick Chapter 347 host an open meeting at Moose Hall at eight. Helen Gosnell leads Child Care and Training activities. Amy Zeigler offers a prayer and Miss Zeigler speaks after Beverly Cramec and Octavia Gosnell perform. Top candidates will be initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Frederick
Moose Hall
Helen Gosnell
Amy Zeigler
Beverly Cramec
Octavia Gosnell
Centaur sinking death toll revised by Allied HQ
Allied headquarters in Australia reports revised figures for the Centaur hospital ship disaster. Initial tallies of 303 aboard drop to 332 with fewer casualties after review by Australian Army and Navy officials. General MacArthur calls the torpedoing an unnecessary act of cruelty and savagery following Japan's pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied
Australia
Centaur
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Births and People in Sabillasville Community
Mr and Mrs Clyde Helman announce a daughter born at their home last week. Eugene Bentzel, son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Bentzel, is a patient at Frederick City Hospital with a kidney ailment. Mrs Ivan Bentzel, seriously ill, is recovering at home. Mrs Nora Teessler is confined to bed by illness. Raymond Elder and wife bought the Naylor property at public sale. he is a patient at Matine Hospital in Baltimore. Mairyin Birely of Blue Ridge Summit bought Red Men Hall. Pin awards were given at St Mark's Lutheran Sunday School with Rev C H Corbett presenting. Visitors to Mr and Mrs Francis Manahan included Elmer Gonso, Edward Hook, Helen Hook, Mary Manahan, Susie Smith, John Hook, and Harold Manahan. Mrs Lillian Fox visited her mother Mrs Jesse Blackpot Cascade. Mrs Arthur Moorehead is off duty at State Sanatorium with a heart condition. Mr and Mrs Richard Hauver moved from the Brown residence to South Carolina for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Elder
Matine Hospital
Baltimore
Mairyin Birely
Blue Ridge Summit
St. Mark’s
Edward Hook
Helen Hook
Catonsville
Mary Manahan
Susie Smith
John Hook
Harold Manahan
Frederick
Lillian Fox
Jesse Blackpot Cascade
Arthur Moorehead
State
Richard Hauver
Brown
South Carolina
Hauver
Chile Breaks Ties With Four Totalitarian States
Chile announces break in diplomatic relations with Vichy France Rumania Hungary and Bulgaria due to their collaboration with totalitarian war efforts. Foreign ministry states Chile will pursue nonaligned policy and seek new trade and diplomatic arrangements.
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Chile
Santiago
Vichy France
Rumania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Mrs Randle Goes On Trial For Shooting Boy
Annapolis May 1 8 Brunette Helen Aileen Randle 31 pleads innocent to charges of slaying 17-year old Alien Willey at her Bay View home after a domestic dispute. Indicted also for assault with intent to murder her husband a Coast Guard chief petty officer shot in the leg. The courtroom scene remained restrained as the judge warned against theatrics.
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Annapolis
Helen Aileen Randle
Willey
Bay View
Com
Randle
Ulma
U. S. Coast Guard
George E. Woelfel
Improvements Made Beer License Issued
County License Commissioner Richard M. Zacharias announced that 2 Class B beer licenses were issued to John B Hickman at 518 North Bentz Street after prior objections led to a 30 day suspension by former commissioner Paul M. Little. Inspections found adequate food and renovated sanitary toilets. An appeal by Hickman’s attorney Walter E Sinn was dismissed.
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Richard M. Zacharias
John B Hickman
North Bentz Street
Paul M. Little
Little
Zacharias
Hickman
Walter E.sinn
Two AFL Leaders Face Extortion Indictment in New York
New York on May 19 The district attorney Frank S Hogan disclosed an indictment charging Joseph S Fay international vice president of the Union of Operating Engineers AFL and James Bove international vice president of the Hod Carriers Union AFL with extortion and conspiracy to extort. The scheme allegedly aimed to obtain 703000 dollars in New York and upstate counties with more than 300000 dollars in extortion.
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New York
Joseph S. Fay
Union of Operating Engineers
AFL
James Bove
Hod Carriers’ Union
Frank S. Hogan
Upstate
Committee meeting discusses 1944 soil building program
A meeting of community committee men under the AAA program yesterday drew about 32 attendees. Hamilton Linthicum, field representative of the State AAA office, explained the soil building program while Allen M. Pitzer, county AAA Agricultural Conservation president, presided.
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Hamilton Linthicum
AAA
Allen M. Pitzer
AAA Agricultural Conservation
Region Meet On Peace After War at Hood College
A regional church conference on A Just and Durable Peace will be hosted at Hood College June 16 to 18 under the Council of Churches Maryland Delaware and Washington Federation of Churches. Noted leaders include Walter Van Kirk William Hocking Mordecai Johnson Wesley Gewehr Lawrence Little Olive Reddick and others. A post war institute in Frederick will precede the conference with a panel led by Rev Norman L Trott and features Hood College scholars Pruitt Storm and Ranck.
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Churches On
Hood College
Council of Churches and Christian Education of
Maryland-Delaware
Washington Federation of Churches
Walter W. van Kirk
Department of International Justice
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
William E. Hocking
Harvard University
Mordecai Johnson
Howard University
Wesley Gewehr
University of Maryland
Lawrence Little
Western Maryland College
Olive Reddick
William Stuart Nelson
School of Religion
Frederick §. Nolde
Mount Airy Lutheran Seminary
Philadelphia
Horace J. Nickels
Hubert Herring
James B. Ranck
Noble C. Powell
Diocese of Maryland
Episcopal Church
Frederick Institute
Norman L. Trott
First Methodist Church
Brunswick
Trinity Chapel
Olive I. Reddick
Hood
Eugene W. Pruitt
Frederick County
Edward D. Storm
Frederick
Local institute aims to spur public peace activism
Afterward the discussion will be opened to attendees of the Institute and it is hoped there will be lively participation from the public. The program seeks to prod citizens into thinking about peace as a fight as aggressive as war. This local meeting follows prior institutes in Washington, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, where Frederick led with plans to hold its own institute.
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Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Frederick
County-Wide Erick Event Held in Community
A community gathering titled Erick Event was planned to extend across the county, aiming to engage residents in multiple venues and activities. Organizers described broad participation goals and noted logistical details for access and safety.
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Erick
Gene Krupa Sentenced for Misdemeanor Plea
San Francisco reports drummer Gene Krupa received a ninety day county jail term and a 500 fine after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor related to a narcotics accusation. Krupa is internationally known as a band drummer.
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San Francisco
Gene Krupa
Armchair General Says Beer in Camp Coddles Troops
Pete Swanson argues soldiers should not buy beer in camp, claiming it harms discipline. The speaker counters with a government study noting chaplains and other officials address troop welfare and order.
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Pete Swanson
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Homemakers
Carrect Group
Attu
North Pacific
Cape Wrangell
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Navy
Ead
Consolidated
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Frederick, Maryland
King Coal
Markell & Ford
Gene Kelfa
St. Joseph
Deecu
Joe Marsh
Pete
the Mag
Brewing Industry
Medford Grocery CO. Farms
Medford, Md
Ford Tractor
U. S. Army
West Inghouse
S. Blacksten
New Windsor
Kemp
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