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03 Oct 1944

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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1944

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2

4-H Girls' Club Winners At Frederick Fair Last Week

The Frederick Fair showcased a strong 4-H Girls' Club presence with blue ribbon entries from Ballenger, Walkersville, New Market, Braddock, and Unionville. Mary Grace Castle of Ballenger Club won first prize. numerous entries in canned goods, baked foods, and clothing earned red, blue, and yellow awards across classes. The Coast Guard has maintained law and order along Alaskan coasts since the acquisition of that territory.

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Frederick Dorothy Emerson College Park Jesse Hammeran Sea Council Rechallenger New Market Petersville Jug Bridge Walkers Middleiay Ieee Sears, Roebuck and Company Mary Grace Castle Ballenger Club Peggy Hines Walkersville Charlotte Reeder Block Lois Keller Middletown Rebecca Hahn Jean Everhart Pegey Himes Lois Kellar Janis Clingan Beattie Zimmeran Joan Crampton Mary Eliabeth Frye Jeree Burail Janet van Fossen Joe Rita Ann Rogers Doris Roderuck Janet van Foasen Wilma Mantz Connie Boone Cilne Margaret Roderick Josephine Nicodemus Bettie Zimmerman Margaret Percy Matilda Titus Joyce Roulzahn Dorothy Schaffer Janet Huffer Martha Layman Ruth Elenkert Rebecca Hatn Macy Anna Mantz Maxine Brandenoerg Betty Remsverg Dud Keller Ruth Ellen Tfert Ruth Dixon Frances Remsberg Betty Culler Charlotte Reeder Jean Eve L. Young Every Young Doris Remsberg Genevieve Cline Helen Cline Mary Anna Krantz Mullins Blou Mary Louise Young Sarah Catherine Thomas Sue Rhoderick Josephine Nicodemu Maxine Branders Jean Evertart Patey Jimes Beris Remsberg Mary R Griggs Dorothy Huiler Mary Catherine Tiahn Juanita Keller Belva Culler Mary Anna Krants Catherine Roderuck Margaret Roderuck Mary Louise Yorn Joyvee Raulzahn Bettie Gden Yellow Lois Zimmerman Phyllis Ecker Florence Roderuck Doris Knill Mary Helen Strahel Hilda Knill Margaret Perry Joyce Dixon Frances Brown Gulielma Keller Joyce Dade Mary Elizabeth Frye Betty Thomas Dorothy Smith Leona Bere Barbara Young Goe Ethel Franklin Verna Barkier Betty Zimmerman Larue Suleer Sallie Bowers Elizabeth Derr Miriam Koontz Dorothy Sc The Coast Guard Alaskan
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Opposition to Breaking the Little Steel Wage Formula

Washington reports the United States Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers urge the War Labor Board to resist unions seeking to alter the Little Steel formula. Eric A. Johnston and Robert A. Gaylord defend the policy, facing opposition from a million organized workers led by 445.0 in steel. AFL official Watt notes political tensions amid calls to modify or abandon the wage cap. Rep. Monroney cautions Congress to decide on any modification.

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Washington Pte United States Chamber of Ceree National Association of Manufacturers War Labor Board Little Steel Eric A. Johnston Commerce Group Robert A. Gaylord NAM Robert J Watt AFL International Gaylordis Roosevelt Dewey Mike Monroney Dokla Administration Fred M. Vinson Congress
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See More Gas After Defeat Of Germany

Baltimore officials projected a fuel revival months after Germany’s defeat as military demand recedes. They anticipated further cuts in civilian premium gasoline but expected a general improvement as tetraethyl lead stock is rebuilt. A fuel president noted no real shortage of lead, and emphasized war contingency reserves remain.

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Baltimore Europe
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Cancer Research Results Reported Trifling Observation

New York Oct 2 Cancer research results were described as trifling by Dr E W Cowdry at an American Public Health Association symposium citing lack of cooperation and limited funding. He noted several potential cancer causes and warned a united front is needed to advance progress. Washington Oct 2 Admiral Nimitz announced Angaur Island under military government with remaining troops in caves to be cleared.

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New York American Public Health Association E. W. Cowdry Barnard Hospital St. Louis William H. Wolglom Columbia University Washington Angaur Island Peleliu Japan Palau Islands Navy Chester W. Nimitz
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Invasion Impacts Civilian Oil Output Says Fuel Officials

Fuel officials say civilian oil production rose to 420000 barrels daily in June but then sharply reduced as military authorities act to avoid draining reserves. They attribute the drop to the ongoing invasion and strategic reserve management.

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Saving used fats remains vital after victory in Europe

The article urges continued collection of used cooking fats to aid postwar needs. It notes Japan still controls the Dutch East Indies, the Philippines, and Malaya, delaying prewar production levels for fats and oils. Fats are required for ammunition, medicines, parachutes, rubber goods, and soaps for troops, and to rehabilitate liberated nations and shift factories toward civilian goods.

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Germany Dutch East Indies Philippines Malaya Japan
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Juvenile Delinquency Blamed On Parents Again

The Frederic County Children's Aid Society directs a Monday meeting noting a rise in delinquency linked to parental factors. Seven cases are described including four girls charged with disorderly conduct and a theft from a priest. Resignations and staff changes are announced amid praise for Miss Genevieve Herwig.

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Antst Children's Aid Society Frederic County Ar Ing Genevieve Herwig Washington Miss Herwig Pop
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Pittinger Son Slightly Wounded in France War Action

A delayed War Department telegram told Mrs. Ethel M Pittinger of Paurmont that her son Staff Sgt. Curtis L. Pittinger was slightly wounded in action in France. Another son Tech. Sgt. Lennis F. L. Pittinger had recently returned to duty after a serious prior wound in the same theater. The family will be advised as further reports arrive.

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War Department Ethel M Pittinger Paurmont Curtis L. Pittinger France Tech Lennis FL Pittinger Pittinger
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Local Family Mourns Loss in Army Service

A fragment from Thurmont area notes the loss of a family member in Army service during wartime. The text mentions a graduate of Thurmont High School around 1940 and a furlough in Panama, with brothers Len and Charles also linked to military duty and service. The passage reflects wartime casualties and service without full details.

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Ife Thurmont High School Panama Len
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