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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1942

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2

Curriculum Changes At Frederick High War Demands

At the Frederick Business and Professional Women's Club meeting Charles W Willis outlined wartime curriculum shifts at Frederick High School. Changes include expanded physical education, required shop work for juniors and seniors, strengthened mathematics, pre-induction science, cooperative retail selling with 20 hours weekly work, pre-flight aeronautics enrollment, and redirected guidance services focusing on armed forces paths. Willis noted demand from merchants for 125 students and described the Victory Corps initiative by the Federal Security Administration.

Frederick Business and Professional Women's Club Evernmg Francis Scott Key Charles W Willis Frederick High School Willis Evers Navy Wis Bissend Victory Corps United States Federal Security Administration Paul Carmack Carmack

American War Effort Clubs Scrutinize Cloth Drive and Refugee Aid

The Stars And Stripes On French Soil note two key drives by a local club collecting discarded silk and nylon hose for washing and can preparation before donation to scrap. The group also plans contributions to the International Federation of Business and Women’s Clubs to aid refugees from occupied Europe, while listing Maryland federal workers across agencies from FBI to War Production Board and including the Office of Civilian Defense and WPA staff.

Interational Federation of Business Wom- 04 Europe Ida Maryland Federal Bureau of Investigation Department of Labor, Commerce Intenor Office of Civilian Defense Ofte of War Information Office of Price Administration Office of Defense Transportation War Manpower Bone Office of Emergency Tverd OPA

Federal Employees in Maryland Face Pay Changes

The Evening Sun reports Maryland federal employees exceed 45 000 in annual pay, with estimates showing increases of 28 to 50 percent per semency or per year, according to a cordS avice count.

Maryland Evening Sun

Campaign expenses filed with Orphans Court by Chief Judge Richardson

A campaign expense statement filed Wednesday with the Clerk of the Court by Chief Judge Pinkney A Richardson lists total expenditures of 18440 dollars. The filing itemizes a 50 dollar party seating contribution and 7830 dollars for printing and advertising as major cost blocks. The document notes that not all items are equally valued, with some entries described as bulk costs.

Pinkney

Goats And Bull Poison Victims Investigated

Officials await results from the University of Maryland on the stomachs of two goats and a bull that died near Yellow Springs last week. Dr Bernard McClellan said the examination could take ten days to two weeks. Sheriff Horace M Alexander said he is investigating possible poisoning and will await the Maryland report.

Yellow Springs Bernard McClellan University of Maryland Horace M Alexander Ross‘Twencey S'wentey Harold Staley Alexande

Poison Suspected in Goat and Bull Deaths at Yellow Springs

Or McClellan states the animals likely died from a swift acting poison after being seen healthy at 2 PM. The two goats died quickly and the bull died within 16 hours, sparking public concern in Yellow Springs. Sheriff Alexander found no evidence to file criminal charges. A Basel Zeitung report notes Nazi air force moves to North Africa.

McClellan Informacan GE Seecurea

Nazi Fleet Moves From Norwegian Bases to North Africa

German naval unit has left Norwegian bases with probable plans to aid Axis efforts to disrupt Allied supply lines toward the new North African front. The ambiguous dispatch cites Stockholm reporting on the movement and intent within the Axis theater.

Bern Switzerland Unite North African Stocksholms

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