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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1943

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3

Warm Spell Highlights Heat Records and Storms

Last night tied for warmest of the month as temperatures hit 98 degrees, with forecasts of hotter weather and possible thunder showers. A lightning strike started a fire near the Sala manager fire tower, burning over a quarter acre before containment. Rain and thunder cooled the area, while vegetation improves slowly and crops show mixed prospects of hay and pasture.

Foxville Thurmont Salamanger Herman. Toms Henry R. Shoemaker

Women's Clubs Hold May Meeting With Peace Talk and Poems

Ennee Club hosted by Mrs. Austin Younkins on May 17 featured readings from William E. Channing and poems by Wade Dudrow, with demonstrations on table setting and meat cooking. May roses and a June 7 luncheon were planned, while Walkersville Club met May a poetry session and nutrition discussion at the Y MC A Frederick. Martin Van Buren noted as the first U S president born an American citizen.

Engee Austin Younkins Ballenger D. 5. Landes William E. Channing Arthur “Shook E. C. Renn Anna Derr Foundation For Peace Snephelu Wade Sell Dudrow Claude Hargett Roy Pool Sanders L. C. Horine Thomas Culler Club Culler Elmer Remsberg Roy Poole Russell Dudrow Walkersville Club Walkersville Women's Club C. C. Keeney Wiliam Powell New World Order A. N. Warner Peace Committee Frederick Helena Stauffer Nelson Stauffer Grover Barton Julia Ramsburg Methodist Church Playground Martin van Buren The United States

Victory Speed Drivers Hearings Set in Baltimore

Baltimore reports the first motorist hearings under the renewed 35 mile per hour speed limit, with about 20 summoned for Wednesday and 15 to 20 for Friday hearings. Across counties, local boards have convicted 26 motorists since April 15. 40 more were heard, 26 dismissed, and coupons revoked. State enforcement chief Mundy notes 25 to 30 warning notices daily.

Baltimore Baltimore City Office of Price Administration tSartoapeags RG OPA Cornelius P. Mundy Mundy

Lemon Juice Recipe for Rheumatic Pain Relief

A home remedy claims to ease rheumatic pain quickly using Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and the juice of four lemons. A two week supply is suggested with the offer of a money back guarantee if no relief, sold by druggists and drug stores.

Satisfactory Conferences With Churchill and Windsor

President Roosevelt reported satisfactory talks with Prime Minister Churchill noting progress though key points remain unfinished. He added a hourlong meeting with Duke of Windsor Governor of the Bahamas focusing on bringing in several thousand Bahamian farm laborers this summer and autumn. Churchill may attend a White House press conference, date uncertain.

Washington Roosevelt Winston Churchill White House Duke of Windsor Bahamas Churchill Duke and Duchess of Windsor

Birthday Party Honoring Mrs Rudy and Eva Kep

A surprise birthday party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Rudy in Middletown for Mrs Rudy on May 14 and also for Miss Eva Kep. Games, refreshments, and gifts from numerous Middletown and Frederick residents were enjoyed by celebrating guests.

Thelma Mull Mable Summers Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School Alia Renn Loyal Workers Dorothy Pudstan Sullivan C.C. Sullivan Saxton Anata Mme Aie de Ralph Rudy Middletown Lawrence Rud Clyde Harshman Ralph Sigler Howard Taylor Ernest Rudy Melvin Reeder Talmadge Cecil Richard Rudy Frederick Ira Haines Leslie Long Raymond Keill Wilmer Slifer Anna

Sgt Reaver Completes Gunnery School Training

Sgt Reaver son of Mr and Mrs Harry Reaver of Westminster Route 6 is stationed at Keesler Field Mississippi attending an Air Force gunnery school. He attended grade schools in Frederick county and graduated from Dixon High School in Dixon Illinois.

Sgt. Reaver Harry Reaver Westminster Route 6 Keesler Field Miss Air Corp Sgt Reaver Frederick County Dixon High School Dixon, Ill

First College Charter Reflects Women’s Higher Education

A historical note lists prominent names including Miriam Sigler and Eva Kepler among early female scholars. It recalls Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia, chartered as the first women’s college in 1836, originally named the Georgia Female College.

Woman's College Wesleyan College Ma+con Georgia Female College

Msgr Riordan Dies In Washington At 81

Washington May 18 The Re Rev Msgr Michael J Riordan 81 oldest priest in the archdioceses of Baltimore and Washington and pastor of Maryland churches for twenty six years died here today His Maryland pastorates were St Marys church Barresville Ibet AULD district hal Su Thawies sehurch Pikesville for fourteen years For the past twenty six years however he had been assigned to Washington churches first at the Immaculate Conception then St Martins church A solemn requiem mass will be offered at 1030 a.m Friday in St Martins church here by the Rt Rev Msgr Charles R OHara The Rev Joseph V Buckley also e of Washington will preach the sermon Burial will be in Mount Olivet cemetery

Washington Michael J. Riordan Baltimore Maryland St. Mary's Church Barresville Pikesville the Immaculate Conception St. Martin's Church St Martin’s Church Charles R. O'Hara Joseph V. Buckley Mount Olivet Cemetery

United States Bomber Raids Hit German and Allied Cities

American headquarters said US bombers destroyed 121 enemy fighters across three raids on May 13 14 and 15. Twenty bombers were lost in attacks including Meaux St. Omer Kiel Emden Velsen and Antwerp.

London United States Eurafle Meaulie St. Omer France Kiel Emden Velsen Holland Antwerp Belgium

House Cuts Of Pay For Three Employees

Washington May 1. The Senate considered a 144 million defense appropriation bill with amendments affecting the President emergency funds for the Federal Security Administration and the National Recovery Board. An amendment restricting use of the President's funds passed 155 to 0. A companion note details the Ladies Guild meeting at the Utica church with Mrs Elsie Snook presiding and reports on basket sales and charity efforts.

Washington Senate Delich Ney le Salen TOE Onc Tia Fara Security Administration National Recce Gaveuwty Watey William E. Diniddi Canmyeann Cod Robert Moissy Lovett Virgin Islands Ladies Guild Grayson Stull Glenn Stull Urcangelical and Reformed Church Utica Elsie Snook Sor Kresge Snook Fe Colleat Bradley Clem Frank Mite Arthur Stull Harvey Stull Jeannette Ramabure Merr Ramsburg Nina Michael FL Stanley “Stull Mevitt Ratwsburg Grace Reformed Church Guy Stull Lewistown

25 Jap Planes Raid Near Salamaua and Wau

Allied meadquarters in Australia reported 25 Japanese planes attacked the airfield near Salamaua and Wau, New Guinea, causing minor damage with no casualties. Additional raids targeted Rabaul and other New Britain sites as heavy bombers crossed the region.

Allied Austraten Salamaua Guinea Foday Wau $ Sai Wau Salamand Mubo Wau New Britain Biy Rabaul Arawe Gamata Cape Gloucester New Ireland Kavieng Finschhafen New Guinea Laces

Head of Horses and Cattle at Lawson sale in Lameville Md

A large farm sale offers 22 head of cattle including 5 milch cows 10 heifers and 6 brood sows plus 33 hogs and animals like a year old stallion. Machinery includes a Deering binder John Deere planter a manure spreader mowers hay rake plows and a McCormick Deering seed drill. Styles include multiple wagons harness sets and farm implements. Terms cash with settlement on sale day. lunch on grounds. Auctioneers John W. Null Alvie M. Etzls. sale led by C F Lawson P C Lameville Md.

John Wright Poolesville Montgomery County Maryland Achinery New Idea McCormick Deering Genuts Wilson Electric Frigidaire J. Benton John Deere McCormick-Deerjing Barshear C.F. Lawson P. C. Lameville John W. Null Alvie M. Etzls

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