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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1944

Page

3

Roosevelt Denounces Communist Allegations in Campaign

President Roosevelt denounces claims linking him to Communists or Fascists as labor baiters and bigots push the charge. He warns against fear propaganda, cites official demobilization plans, and urges broad voter turnout while defending democratic free enterprise and equal voting rights.

Washington Roosevelt PAC CIO Russia CBS MBS Democratic Party Thomas E. Dewey Dewey Roogevelt Anderson CNM House Committee On Campaign Expenditures Fear Propaganda Mussolini Hitler

Presidential plea on turnout and soldier vote law

The president denounced alleged schemes to abolish elections and restrict ballot access for armed services members. He accused politicians of aiming for a small vote and urged maximum turnout, warning he would be saddened to win or lose on low participation.

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Insect Control Seen as Postwar Army Asset

Washington Oct. 5 The Army says soldiers trained as professional insect killers will form a ready-made source of expert manpower for postwar campaigns against disease carrying pests in the United States. They have developed methods in mosquito and insect control and will aid civilian efforts after peace is achieved. The units include Sanitary Engineers from the Army School of Malariology in Panama and enlisted men from Camp Plauche. Control activities fall under the Army Surgeon General.

Washington United States War Department Army School of Malariology Panama Camp Planche Army Surgeon General's Office

Weather and Temperature Summary for Local Area

The 24 hour precipitation ends at 8 am shows 0.04 inches. October to date totals 0.88 inches, with October normal at 3.03 inches and actual 4.06 inches for 1943. October 1 2.30 inches behind on 1944. Yesterday high 64, last year 71. Overnight low 58, last year 30. Sun sets 6:47 pm, rises 7:12 am. Moon rises 11:07 pm, sets 1:12 pm. Rivers Monocacy muddy at Ceresville and Potomac clear at Knoxville.

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Speers to Speak at Hood Vesper Music Program

Dr Thomas Guthrie Speers pastor of Brown Memorial Church Baltimore to deliver Hood College Vesper sermon at Sunderd afternoon in Brodbeck hall. Preludes include Howells Psalm Prelude No 3 Rowley Benedictus Brahms and postlude Mulet Tu es petrt Chor led by J Alex Gilfillan with choir performing Mendelssohn Lift Thine Eyes Sanctus Chesnokoff.

Thomas Guthrie Speers Brown Memorial Church Baltimore Hood Sunder Brodbeck Hall Henry T. Wade Herbert Howells Alec Rowley Johannes Brahms Henri Mulet Chor J. Alex Gilfillan FL Mendelssohn P. Chesnokoff

Former Local Resident Given DFC In England

Former local resident William A. Wright Sr received the Distinguished Flying Cross in England for 35 missions as B 17 co pilot with the Eighth Air Force. He earned the Air Medal and three Oak Leaf Clusters after a Berlin mission left his plane disabled and required a new craft. Wright is a former Frederick resident and nephew of Mrs C Frank Lakel of Frederick Junction.

William A. Wright Frederick C. Frank Lakel Frederick Junction Eng Eighth Air Force Wright Berlin Lieut

Surprise Birthday Supper at Me Cutchen Home

A surprise birthday supper was held at the home of Mrs. Mary Me Cutchen in Point of Rocks on Wednesday evening in honor of her son Stanley. The event featured a pink and white cake with 19 candles, two large cakes, and a delicious supper. Present were Myr and Mrs. David Mitkiman, Mr. and Mrs. Westley Shorer and daughter Connie May, Mrs. Ligne Hanes, Mrs. Esee McCutchen, Charlie McCutchen, the Little Shores family, Lucia May, Betty, Anna, Jane, Aubrey, James Shores, Chapman Shores, Flora Frye, Samuel Frye, Beatrice McCutchen, Jack Brown, Violet Lowery, Tosalee Lowery, Louise Lowery, Charles Lowery, Paul Spurlock, Roy Green, Jack Miller, Wilbur Leann, Betty Harris.

Mary Me Cutchen Point of Rocks Louise Hickman Stanley Myr David Mitkiman Jon

Blumenfeld testifies on union anti Communist actions

A Baltimore shipyard worker Joseph Blumenfeld told a Dies committee he helped secure or influence a CIO local union effort to blacklist him from other CIO yards. He described “the Communist element” directing most union business by delaying meetings and using lighting failures to stall votes while 43 others allegedly resisted the Americanism motion last March.

Ashington Baltimore Joseph Blumenfield CIO Blumenfield Industrial Union of Marine and Bethlehem-Fairfield Blumenfeld

Turkeys Set Aside for U S Service Men This Thanksgiving

Uncle Sam plans to reserve 69 million pounds of turkey for service members during Thanksgiving Christmas and New Year observances. The Army will ensure GI Joe gets turkey for those holidays, potentially limiting civilian supplies. Farm owners with 25 or fewer birds may sell locally for civilian use. The War Food Administration estimates total turkey availability around 500 million pounds nationwide.

Turkey Joe Washington Uncle Sam Eiliais WERA

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