What To Do If Odd Objects Drop From Sky
Major General Milton A. Reckord issued instructions for handling objects seen falling from the sky during wartime. Observers should stop, size up the object, observe color and shape, and report to authorities if a person may be involved while moving toward the parachute only after reporting. If not a person, aid may be given and reports sent to prevent false rumors.
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Baltimore
Milton A. Reckord
Third Service Command
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Reckord
Weather Bureau
Turning point view as Egypt victory hailed by leaders
London reports Field Marshal Smuts and Allied officers praised the Egypt victory as a potential turning point in the war. Smuts thanked Gen Alexander and Gen Theron for the South African forces role and expressed hope for far-reaching results.
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London
Jan Christiaan Smuts
Union of South Africa
Egypt
Smuts
Harold Alexander
Middle East
Frank Theron
Meat rationing and air mail plan described by officials
General Reckord outlined that meat would be rationed after January with a voluntary plan for restaurants by the National Restaurant Association to ensure meat supply for allied forces. Air mail pouches may be dropped into small localities from special aircraft without landing using a pickup device. The American Women’s Volunteer Service began transporting spotters to observation posts in their station wagon, coordinating with the OCD to assist those without other transport.
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Reckord
American Women’s Volunteer Service
AWVS
T. Stuart Haller
OCD
Restaurants Asked To Cut Meat Servings
Maryland restaurant operators are urged to reduce meat servings by 50 percent as a voluntary rationing measure ahead of mandatory limits after January 1. Sidney Friedman of the Maryland Restaurant Association said the plan will be presented at next Tuesday night’s Baltimore meeting, following a hint from a Secretary of Agriculture representative at a Washington gathering.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Sidney Friedman
Maryland Restaurant Association
Friedman
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Method Of Improving Police Work Outlined
Discussion covers needed work materials costs and suppliers with authority to act. Officials await word after several letters. A draft agreement between York Hanover and Frederick Railway and Pennsylvania Railroad with Frederick city seeks sewer to ease drainage. private property passage may be pursued. The board plans removal of carp from Culler Lake and a large poplar in front of Trinity Methodist. removals exclude private property. A scheduling of sewer right of way talks on East Thirteenth street follows a potential suit after city lawyers report. Officials note Washington trip seeking money for a new garbage truck failed. war needs limit equipment and horses are suggested.
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Treer
Jtmus
Mobley
York, Hanover and Frederick
East Thirteenth Street
Washington
Lloyd C. Culler
Sanguine as a Daily Word in English Lesson
A compact note highlights common usage errors and spelling pitfalls. It explains pronunciation of salary, distinguishes angel from angle, and defines sanguine as hopeful and optimistic about success.
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God
Keystones Paint Products Ad For House Barn and Interior
Nicodemus Paint Store at 36 North Court Bt advertises Keystone Paint Products including Rubber Glass Wax Cleaner and Floor Sanding and Refinishing services with a contact phone 423.
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Keystone Paint Products
Nicodemus Paint Store
Court Bt
Brother Of Local Man Killed In Accident
John Price Rickell 42 of Westminster an employee of Thomas Bennett and Hunter road contractors died Wednesday after being crushed by a heavy tractor while working on a Runde I corporation project at Sterner's Run Baltimore county He lived at 142 Liberty volunteer He is survived by wife Helen Kastner Rickell and parents Mr and Mrs Charles E Rickell Warfieldsburg with brothers Carroll Charles Arthur and others The funeral will be held Saturday at home in Westminster Arthur Rickell will attend
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Westminster
John ‘Price Bickell
Thomas, Bennett and Hunter
Baltimore
Runde! Corporation
Sterner's Run
Baltimore County
Rickell
Liberty Volreet
Helen Ka
Farm Auction Listing for cattle, hogs, and farm equipment
A detailed sale notice lists 18 head of cattle including nine milch cows and a Holstein bull in service, 23 hogs with sows and pigs, and 20 fat hogs. Machinery includes multiple plows, binders, corn planters, manure spreader, corn shelter, fence tools, and a large milk cooler. Real estate offers a 1377 acre farm with 100 cleared acres and 10 acres bluegrass, improvements built recently. Auction to start at 11:00 A M on the premises, with cash for personal property and arranged terms for real estate. John A McClain supervisor with Emmert Bowlus, auctioneers.
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Poland
McCormick
Deering
Superior
Avain
John Deere
Syracuse
John A. McClain
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Eighth Army
Berlin
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Itean
al Alamein
Fuka
el Alamein
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
King George VI
Office of War Information
National Restaurant Association
United Nations
Bulevea
Atricia
Fablic Gals Real Estates
Furn Torr
Itv
Alrest
Frederick
Fea
George Bicas
John W. Null
Audt
Alvie M. Etzier
McKendree Church Road
Washington Road
Barrells
E.W.T
Peir J
Iroh Gray Norees
Qould
Charles A. Heee
Watt Friendship
Fand Maxwell
Urbana
Hyattstown
Dan
Pearl
Queen
Jim
Ster
Vitighest
Arenes Ee
Bleel Wool
Patty
Hottie Shelide
Sears
Frederiek
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