Hog Cholera Outbreaks Are Local Says Veterinarians
Local veterinarians described hog cholera outbreaks on two farms in Montevue and Rocky Springs as localized, with several hogs lost at Montevue and forty sent to Baltimore for testing and slaughter. Dr. Mark Welsh and Dr. J. Bernard McClellan noted rising Maryland cases but not an epidemic, urging vaccination, sanitary controls, and avoidance of feeding cholera-infected tissue to hogs to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevue
Rocky Springs
Baltimore
G. Cleveland Travi
J. Bernard McClellan
Maryland
Mark Welsh
St. Mary's
Welsh
Ual Taal
Blue Ridge College Faces Foreclosure Suit
Westminster article notes Theodore F. Brown acting for the college filed a complaint in Carroll County Circuit Court on September 30 to enjoin a foreclosure by the Eastern District Meeting of the Church of the Brethren regarding a $50 mortgage. Judge Boyan set show cause by October 17 with Eugene Walsh and Eldridge Hood Yoting for the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Theodore F. Brown
Ant Spugin
Blue Ridge College
Church of the Brethren
George A. Early
Circuit Court
Carroll County
James E. Boyan, Jr
Eastern District
Eugene Walsh
Eldridge Hood Yoting
Hood College Offers First Orientation Course For 1942 43
Hood College launches its first orientation program for the 1942 1943 year with two sections. The first section led by Miss Nellie K Blocher will meet weekly, the second section with biweekly lectures by Leutze Aatkinog and others covers budgeting time study the college curriculum academic meaning living with peers wartime college work and vocation choices. The second semester will be under Mrs Betty Eckhardt May dean of the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Brown
James B. Ranck
Margaret Davis
Betty Eckhardt May
Brunswick Boosts Tar for Potomac Street Paving
Brunswick officials announced an added 6,000 gallons of tar to finish repaving Est Potomac Street and the adjoining 10th Avenue and East B Street blocks after previously receiving 1,400 gallons. The extra tar should complete the job, per the Mayor and Council at the regular meeting. An electric street light was ordered at the Baptist church, and stray cogs nuisance reports were raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Potomac Street
Tenth Avenue
East B Street
Baptist Church
Maple Avenue
English Hospitality Delights Pvt Wisner on Travel
In England Mr and Mrs Charles Wisner of Shookstown report their son Pvt Wisner reached England safely. He writes the English are hospitable and he was served tea and cookies during his journey through the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wisner
Shookstown
England
Pvt Wisner
Bible Class Banquet Held At Calvary Church
The Leaders Bible Class of Calvary Methodist Church held its anniversary banquet Tuesday evening with an organ recital by Beverly Molesworth. Over 200 attendees heard remarks by Raymond Free, Rev. Ralph Sharpe, and Dr. Benjamin W Meeks. The event featured solos by Ruth Dixon Thomas and Helen Zimmerman, plus a lengthy class history from John McGrave. The evening closed with benediction by Rev J B Jones and a Holy Communion service the largest of Dr Meeks' pastorate, with 356 communicants and a special plate offering for armed forces chaplains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Metholdiet Church
Anon & Nom
Beverly Molesworth
C . Albert Gilson O
Raymond Free
Benjamin W Meeks
Howard Gerrick
Church School
Wilbur Smith
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Helen Zimmerman
Ralph Sharpe
Mr. Airy Methodist Church
John McGrave
Frederick
Sessine
Edward M. Mantz
Grove
Meeks
Bethany Lutheran Church Plans Fiftieth Anniversary
The Bethany Lutheran Church in Brunswick led by pastor Karl Mumford prepares a fifty year celebration from October 25 to November 1. Events include a post-convention talk by Virgil W. Doub, an eight PM vesper by Amos John Traver, reunion night with multiple pastors, a Halloween party, and an Anniversary Festival Service with R. C. Sorrick of Baltimore. Delegates from Maryland Synod will discuss the U L C A meeting in Louisville.
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Bethany Lutheran Church
Brunswick
Hev
Karl Luther Mumford
Virgil W. Doub
Middletown
Amos John Traver
Frederick
George H. Seiler
Jefferson
H. C. Erdman
Burkittsville
Paul B. Beard
Gettysburg
John C. Stuf
Baltimore
United Lutheran Church In America
Louisville
Mr. Doub
Maryland Synod
G O P Rally at Westminster for statewide and county candidates
Westminster hosts a Republican rally on Friday night as part of a county wide tour of G O P office seekers. The event features gubernatorial candidate Theodore McKeldin, George Norris for Congress, and Horace Whittier for Attorney General with a parade and dinner prior to the rally at the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Republican Party
Waman
Manchester
Union Bridge
Theodore McKeldin
Chamber of Commerce
McKeldin
George Norris
Congress
Second
Horace PL Whit- Wiii
British Raid On Island Of Sark Confirmed
New York reports a Comando type British raid on Sark, 23 miles off Normandy, disclosed by the German high command. The Berlin bulletin says only one German escaped. Sark was seized by Germans in June 1940.
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New York
Sark
Normandy
High Command
Itaveport
Channel
Berlin
Guernsey
Jersey
Prinicipal
France
Name Sought for Frederick High Center by Student Publication
The Frederick High Flier announces a contest to name the new social center at the Y organized by the Triangle High Club and the ALC. Open to all Frederick High School students, it runs from today until four o clock October 14.
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ML Co
Frederick High Flier
Frederick High School
New ‘Social Center
Triangle High Club
ALC
King reshapes cabinet with Quebec appointees and exchequer post
Ottawa October 6 Prime Minister Mackenzie King announced a broad cabinet reorganization. Three Quebec representatives join the Government while War Services Minister Thorson moves to the presidency of the Exchequer Court of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
MacKenzie King
Quebec
War Services
Thorson
Exchequer Court of Canada
Kate Smith Sets War Bond Sale Record in 21 Hour Push
New York on October 7 reports singer Kate Smith finished a 21 hour radio war bond selling drive, ending after 2 a.m. Eastern, surpassing Charles Laughton’s last week total of $302,000. She began yesterday at 7 a.m. on WABC and CBS networks across eight states and continued non stop.
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New York
Kate Smith
Cresht
EWT
Miss Smith
Charles Laughton
WABC
Columbia Broadcasting System
Board 1 Mails Questionnaires Draft to Young Men Draft
The board mailed additional questionnaires to numerous young men eligible for military service. The list includes Robert Salter Hothenhoefer of Clyde, Charles McCurdy Mathias Jr of Court Square, and many others with addresses in Jefferson, Frederick, Brunswick, Middletown, and nearby towns.
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Robert Salter Hothenhoefer
West Church Street
Clyde Edward Martz
South — Street
Charles McCurdy Mathias
Court Square
Harry Bert Eyler
Thurmont
Arthur Carlton Huffer
Jefferson
Charles Edward Bowie
Dickerson
James Wilfred Gilroy
Middletown
Ralph Charles Thomas, Jr
West South Street
Thomas Edward Molesworth
Wilson Avenue
John Marvin Bellis
West Third Street
Austin Sterling Kelley
Frederick
Grover Christopher Shalf, Jr
Paul Eugene Huffer
Knoxville
Emil Edger Shober
Bridgewater
Roger Null Nicodemus
East
Patrick Street
Jack Franklin Cariford
Brunswick Street
Brunswick
Robert Edward Kennedy
East Second Street
Millard Hill Snoots
Bruce Marvin Stone
East Sixth Street
Milton Monroe Blank
Owen Albert Nichols
East Third Street
Earl Ebenezer Gosnell
S. Virginia Avenue
Joha Tra Weddle
East Seventh Street
Paul Arlington Rockwell
N. Market Street
William Francis Thompson
Monrovia
Louie Jarboe Brosius
Baltimore
Adamstown
Austin Leonard Baumgardner
Matthew Oswald Tyergar
Water Street
Charles Samuel Giles
D Street
Ralph Franklin Scott
Lincoln Apartments
Alfred Joseph Cranenburg
West Patrick Street
Ralph Edward Goodsell
DeGrange Street
William Ashton L. Hollingsworth
Potomac Street
Earl Eugene Shilling
Bentz Street
William Taylor Cox
Johnson City
Tenn
Robert Earl Smith
West Fourth Street
Thomas Warren Hamm
Bernard Rodenbaugh Grove
Nyhl
George Howard Ramsburg
Maple Avenue
Donald Kefauver
Lew Livingston Myers
Chester Luther Grove, Jr
East Eighth Street
115th Pvt Myers in 29th Division Service
115th Pvt Myers, son of Mrs Evelyn Myers of Creagerstown, serves with the 115th Infantry in the 29th Division during ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt. Myers
Evelyn Myers
Creagerstown
115Th Infantry
Red Cross Praised for Readiness to Assist Disaster
Messages of appreciation from Montgomery and Frederick county Red Cross leaders praised the Frederick county chapter of the American Red Cross for its readiness to assist after the Dickerson train disaster. Charles M. Irelan and J. Fritz Thompson Jr. lauded the local chapter’s willingness to cooperate and be on call to aid nearby counties, expressing gratitude for timely help.
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Frederick County
American Red Cross
Dickerson
Mssages
Charles M. Irelan
Montgomery County
Mr. Irelan
J. Fritz Thompson, Jr
Alexandria
the Red Cross
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Bomb Explodes In Paris Movie House
A bomb exploded in a Paris movie theater last night, killing two people and wounding 18, Reuters reported. The film "Jew Süss" adapted from Llan Feuchtwanger’s novel prompted a talk titled The Jewish Problem by a propagandist for the pro Nazi French People’s party before the screening. The Vichy radio confirmed the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Reuters
Suess
Llan Feuchtwanger
United States
People's Party
Vichy
Hitlers New Theses On West Africa Pressure
German broadcasts claim Hitler to force France into ceding West African concessions and possibly Dakar to the Reich. Berlin radio quotes Paris press noting rising French demand for defences to keep Africa, while Spain seeks from the Pyrenees to the Atlas. Dakar fears grow amid alleged American infiltration in Africa.
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New York
Hitler
France
West Africa
Britain
United States
Dakar
French Morocco
Spain
Paris
Berlin
Equatorial Africa
Syria
Madagascar
Germany
Barcelona
Pyrenees
Atlas Mountains
Garcia Figueras
High Commissariat
Morocco
North Africa
Spanish Morocco
Africa
Algeria
Henri Lebre
Cri du Peuple
Feed production schools shift to county communities
The livestock feed production schools will move to various counties this year due to fire and gasoline rationing. State Extension Service officials met county agents from Frederick Carroll and Washington to plan about three one day schools in Frederick County farm centers. J Ruskin Loy and Staley L Flook, both unsuccessful Republican candidates, filed expenditure reports with the Circuit Court Clerk listing sums of 218.50 and 41.70 respectively.
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A Conover
Joseph Vial
John Magruder
Henry R Shoemaker
Frederick County
L. C. Burns
Carroll
M. D. Moore
Washington County
Shoemaker
Tre
J. Ruskin Loy
Circuit Court
Staley L Flook
House of Delegates
Birthday Dinner Honors George Gregg’s Youngest Son
Lisbon hosts a large Sunday dinner given by Mr and Mrs George Gregg to honor their youngest son bound for Camp Lee Va to serve in the Army in October. Attendees include Clarence Gregg Ada Cornwell Mr and Mrs Geo Gregg and many relatives from Lisbon Washington Baltimore Dickerson Gaithersburg and Capital Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
George Gregg
Camp Lee
Clarence Gregg
Geo, Gregg
Ada Cornwell
Earle Stevens
Albert Gregg
Gladys
Alberta
Henry Gregg
Elsie Brust J
Gloria
Washington
J. D. Peeks
David Milburn
Madison
Roland White
Baltimore
Edgar Gregg
Mr. Stream
Dickerson
James Sloan
Peggy
Billy
Linwood Gregg
Gaithersburg
Virgie Dennison
Alvin
Charlotte
Dannie
Capital Heights
Remark on unexpected events in West Africa and beyond
A fragment notes the idea of someone being taken by surprise again in West Africa as previously occurred in Equatorial Africa Syria and Madagascar, implying a recurring pattern of sudden developments across regions. The incomplete sentence hints at broader geopolitical or exploratory contexts without detailing actors or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Africa
Equatorial Africa
Syria
Madagascar
Dance at Poolesville High School Auditorium Friday
A juke box dance from 8 30 to 11 30 will be held in the Poolesville High School auditorium Friday. Men in uniform admitted free. High school students admitted by their activity tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poolesville
Ensign J Malcolm McCardell Receives Furlough Notice
Ensign J Malcolm McCardell is listed as a recruit pending a three day furlough to be granted Tuesday evening. He is the son of Mr and Mrs A LeRoy McCardell of 301 Rockwell Terrace. He will return to an east coast port after the furlough. The article notes two American engine companies and their licensees have produced more horsepower than Nazi Germany’s entire aircraft output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Malcolm McCardell
A . LeRoy McCardell
Rockwell Terrace
Nazi Germany
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Frederick County National Bank
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Board 1
Laurence C. Myers
Red Cross
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WM. R. Slemmer
Iohsestiste
Lydia E Pinkham
Mattle
Wonten Pinkham
Pinkham
Pinkharm
Philco
Emilco Ateetia
Pau Staan
Taro
Gajuse
Kemp’s
Toys Books
Wits Pta Ya Telah
Kemp’s Men's Store
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Woodsboro
U. S
M. J. Albaugh
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G. F. Smith
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