Gauss Quits As U S Envoy To China
President Roosevelt announced the resignation of Clarence E. Gauss as U S ambassador to China amid the Stilwell recall. He said the two withdrawals are not connected and Gauss will receive another appointment. Stilwell will return to a new assignment. Hurley remains in China. Additional notes mention a birthday dinner at Walkersville for S/Sgt. Herbert Wright and Mrs. Walker Smith.
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Washington
Upi
Roosevelt
Clarence E. Gauss
U.S
China
Joseph Stilwell
Stilwell
Chiang
Roosvelt
State Department
Gauss
Chiang Kai-Shek
Churchill
Donald M. Nelson
Patrick J. Hurley
Hurley
C. H. Wright
Walkersville
H. ©. Wright, Jr
Carey L. Wright
Joan
Janice
Norman Best
Norman Jane
Charles Barker
Mary Louise
Betty Weight
Walker Smith
Don Ray
Horace
John A. Collsfower
Wayne
Tommy
Herbert Wright
H. C. Wright
Amateur Chef Brings Braunschweiger Recipe For Your Pure Enjoyment
The Amateur Chef shares a curry butter paste recipe to spice Braunschweiger slices. Each serving adds sausage with toast and a light sauce, paired with National Bohemian beer. The ad promotes National Brewing Company products and invites readers to request the cookbook.
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TWE National Brewing Company
Braunschweiger
c/o National Brewing Company
Baltimore
Maryland
Harmony Grove and Pleasant Grove Woman’s Club notes
The Harmony Grove Home makers Club met at Mrs Acc? Thorras with Mrs Powell presiding. Members sang several hymns and discussed October highlights. one new member joined and a $5 donation to the National War Fund was made. The Pleasant Grove Woman’s Club met at Mrs Carl Davis’s home with pledges sung and a book report on The Bridge of Heaven. A social supper was planned for November 9.
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Armony Grove
Harmony Grove Homemakers Club
Acc? Thorras
Wtlette Worman
William Powell
America
Lord
Wiliam Thomas
Willette Worman
Elmey Thomas
Raymond Crum
National War Fund
William Thomas
Pleasant Grove
Bolivia
Court News Eqa ity WAELINE 2 dddadis barnett W. Harris
Bill of complaint for separate maintenance, temporary alimony and counsel fee. Elizabeth Settle vs Charles Settle. Property deeds list transfers to Earl E. Sittig and Richard F. Kline with sums of $10, and other county deeds. Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland to Evangelical Lutheran Church Zion Middletown. $310.
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Ity Waeline
Effie D. Creeger
Margaret P. Carback
Myersville
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of “Maryland
Evangelical Lutheran Church Zion
Middletown
Supper Draws 75 Members at Ballenger Grange
Ballenger Grange hosted a dinner with seventy five members, the largest attendance to date. Miss Louise Doty of Frederick, a former Korea teacher, spoke. Future events include November 10 degrees at New Markets, demonstrations by Middletown and a talk by Miss Jesse Hammeris on assisting returning soldiers. Additional notes mention planned speeches by Mayor McKeldin, and December state meetings with events in Hagerstown and Middletown.
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Ballenger Grange
Louise Doty
Frederick
Korea
Atlas of
Middletown
Itéan
Jesse Hammeris
George Seiler
Robert Duty
Flas
T. R. McKeldin
Calvary Methodist Church
Hagerstown
Boonsboro Times Purchased By Pennington
Miss Mary McIntyre Pennington buys the Boonsboro Times and will serve as editor and publisher. A former social page writer and creator of All In A Day, she notes the paper will be politically independent and cover Williamsport Keedysville Sharpsburg and Boonsboro. The first issue under new ownership is set for November 9.
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Boonsboro
Mary McIntyre Pennington
Rome Daily Mail
Boonsboro Times
Miss Pennington
Wagerstown Mail
Hagerstown High School
The
Times
Williamsport
Keedysville
Sharpsburg
S C S MEETS The Buckeystown WoOS Co Somer ty
The Buckeystown WoOS group met with Mrs C O Wallace at the parsonage October 25. President Mrs KE Main led the session with scripture readings and prayer. Members read Bible verses, discussed old and new business, and refreshments were served. The next meeting is scheduled for November 29. Students at Beall High School skipped classes after bus criticisms. Beall High principal reported 450 students ride Mt Savage buses and demand better service. Traffic lights on Route 1 between South and Fifth streets were hand operated after two signals failed, causing delays to Market and Court streets.
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S.C. S
Buckeystown Woos Co
Wallace
KE. Main
Guy Hetl
E. Nichols Watt
Gladys Morningstar
Yorat Olub
Afry Green
Jobo Ball
William Boteler
Coe Nichols
C. L Wallace
Fifth
Marshal Murray
Hagerstown
Washington
Trafic
Local 4 0 Members Among Club Winners
Frederick Conniy 4 60 Chub yweachers won. at the third at the University of Maryland Laat Samweday. Between 1800 and 2. 6H rural boys and unspare Temailed on the program present euoan Ritetue Colutua About 35 Frederick County girls and 2 bows attended. Are Sessions These from the counts who will be sent to Chuigiga fay the National at City Congress are Misa Joyee Lee Remesbere, Middletown for Bute leadussip. Margret Roeder wh. Walkersville, Clothing. and Charles Laity. Middletown. dive ateck, Thor Remsberg. Jefferson, Mess Roderich, and Mass Constance Remaberg, Middletas in. war donors wr o the National Diary Products Corporations, Try S10 asap for older leader ship Waswal by Miss Greeda Albaugh, Unionville, and Miss send h Gonee sleeve presented an American Womens Cook Hook for bring outstanding in younger teadership. Admitted to the All Stars, hugh et Hanay of the 4-H ortanuation were Miss Evelyn Moward, Fred erick, and Leo Duvall, Walkers ville. Fifteen clubs from throughrout he State appeared i the sisle revue. The 4-1 Clubs' observance of rural life Suwhday on November W has been announced. No format program has been formulated in the county as yet but leaders are Meng Members to ATANEe pra
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University of Maryland Laat Samweday
Frederick County
Chuigiga Fay
City Congress
Misa Joyee Lee Remesbere
Middletown
Bute Leadussip
Margret Roeder
Walkersville
Clothing
Charles Laity
Diveateck
War story of American assault on high ground in Europe
Report describes Captain Oliver Warfield of Frederick Maryland leading a company up a peak in the Goesine dane region during a Fifth Army operation. U.S. forces broke German defenses, air-dropped supplies, and disabled enemy gun positions, with heavy fighting on the slopes and the climb ending with Allied troops taking the objective. The piece notes supply challenges and the impact of the attack on the enemy positions. It also mentions production news about strike materials and a local field day at Mercersburg Academy highlighting runner E. Renn second in the mile.
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Oliver Warfield
Frederick
Maryland
Agre
Emert E. Ree
John Renn, Jr
Mercersburg Academy
Jimmie Cinta
Mercarsburg
Dekly
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Lucy Cunningham
Alexis
Cunningham
Joseph Stallings
Louise Burton
Mary Burton
Virginia Burton
Union Bridge
Fred Lynch
Webb Kreimer
Patsy Kreimer
Etta Currens
Joan K
Thomas Moore
Taylorsville
Court News
Woodsboro Union
Woodsboro
Wm. Anders
Bible Divine
Roy Leatherman
Miss Barrick
Hampstead
Nannie Haugh
New Midway
Williamson's Drug
Rumford
Hos
Frederick Conniy
Chubyweachers
Herg
Iwet
Melvin M. Engle
Setbverlosg Tires
Frederick, Md
Northwest
Canada
Coke
Coca-Cola Company
Arcuige
Oebinbria
Dover Gerais
Wap
Armed Services
WPRB
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Potomaqebison CO
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