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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1943

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2

Memorial Day Observance in Frederick Honors Fallen

About 2000 people attended Frederick memorial services at Mt Olivet cemetery for Francis Scott Key with the Francis Scott Key Post No 11 American Legion sponsoring. Dr Herbert Grymes delivered the keynote address praising sacrifice while flags were placed on 921 graves by Legion Auxiliaries and the State Guard. Local churches held services and police and guards helped with parade duties. wreaths were laid, taps sounded, and the Star Spangled Banner played.

Im & Sprinkle Frederick Mt. Olivet Francis Scott Key American Legion Key Monument Herbert Grymes Baltimore Third Corps U.S. Army Ima Legion Auvillary Seventh Market Streets Mount Olivet American Legion Post 7Th Battalion State Guard Key Jesse C. Ramsburg Hobart B. Albaugh Harmon E. Staley Col. Grymes Douglas MacArthur Osum Hannibal Maly St. Louis Arnold von Winkheid Sempach Arthur C. Slade Carl S. Esterly E. J. Fisher Legion Auxiliary George 5. Rodock, Jr Maryland Department Legion Auxiliary National Roger RB. Rice G. Hunter Bowers State Guard H. E. Pettingall Charles 5. Houck W. Jarboe Grove Earl Davis Auraby Annte Cooley Mt. Olivet Boulevard Calvary Method Benjamin W. Meeks

Two Good Reasons For Preparing Extra Rice

Rice now plays an important part in our weekly menus with leftovers common and many uses. Prepare a little extra as there are numerous tasty ideas to use surplus rice including Rice Griddlecakes using one cup cooked rice.

Pancakelike Rice Cakes From Leftover Milk Mix

Soak cooked rice in milk overnight. Add salt sugar shortening flour and baking powder. Beat well then add egg and remaining milk. Bake on a hot greased griddle to make about 20 small cakes. Slice and serve with chopped onion on top.

Chiefs of staff meet in Washington cap display

Allied officers from the United States and Britain gather in Washington for a combined chiefs of staff meeting to discuss big plans for coordinated offensives as generals and admirals study hats in an ante room, a striking visual of wartime leadership.

U.S Washington Combined Chiefs of Staff George C. Marshall John Deane U. S William D. Leahy Roosevelt Ernest J. King U. S. Feet

Bacon Cakes From Leftover Rice Mix

Fry bacon until crisp then add to remaining ingredients. Mix thoroughly. Drop by tablespoons into hot bacon drippings and brown on both sides. Makes 16 cakes. Some owls prefer daylight to darkness.

Alumni to Vote by Mail at Frederick High School

Frederick High School Alumni Association officers decided to hold the annual election by mail. Ballots will be mailed to active members as of 1942 and to 1941 members and new graduates. The accompanying letter will include the treasurer's report and invite new graduates to affiliate. the meeting listed James McLaren as president and Ruth Cronenbureg as vice president among others.

Frederick High School Alumni Association Ebert's James McLaren Ruth Cronenbureg Harry Reid Edith Shafter Daisy Mae Biuns‘gardner Charles Troxell Barriet Schildknecht

Rationing Roundup details for foods and fuels

The Associated Press notes ration changes: meat cheese butter and fats, canned fish with Red stamps, and blue stamps G H J K L M through June and July. sugar stamps 12 and 3 for home canning. coffee 24 to June 30. shoes stamps 17 and 18 with June expirations. gas coupons 5 A through July 21 and No 6 A for four gallons. fuel oil period 5 coupons valid to Sept 30. next year’s application blanks noted.

Associated Press East

Service outlines mail campaign for July tank ailment?

Chief Judge Edward Dela plaine spoke at a Sunday service of the Men's Bible Class of the Evangelical Reformed church. Richard E Zimmermann and hiss WI W Brish presented songs. Roy Culler, Howard M Albaugh led the class as president. Ladies Bible Class members attended.

Edward Dela‘plaine Evangelical Reformed Church Richard E Zimmerman Hiss Roy Culler Howard M. Albaugh

Two Mt Airy Burglaries Net Small Sums

In two break ins at Etchison's Barber Shop and the Smith and Wagner grocery, a perpetrator gained a minor cash amount. Wagner valued the firm’s lots at about 10 dollars. Barber shop thefts were even smaller. Monsignor Francis J. Haas was sworn today at the White House as the new Federal Fair Employment Practices Commission chairman by Justice Wiley B. Rutledge.

Etchison Smith & Wagner Grocery William EB. Wagner Washington Francis J. Haas White House Federal Fair Employment Practices Committee Wiley B. Rutledge Supreme Court

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