Art Club Opens 1944 45 Study Of Latin America
Frederick Art Club resumes meetings with a focus on Latin American art. Mrs. Frederick Siffrin cites racial, geographic, and historical factors shaping Latin American peoples and notes Brazil as a melting pot. She contrasts colonial legacies and discusses poverty, population, education, and future links to the United States.
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Frederick Art Club
Robert E. Clapp
Rokwell Terrace
Siffrin
Rio Grande River
Cape Horn
United States
North America
Satin America
South America
England
Spain
Siffrin Iyn
Latin America
Frederick High School
Marceline Kefauver
Glapp
Robert Doty
Louise Doty
Magnolia Avenue
Elizabeth Eckhardt May
Hood College
Elinor E. Roth
Litton Little
Rath Lambie
Hood
Catherine Eschelberger
Club
Red Cross
Naval Hospital
Pensacola
Fla
Roger H. Willard
Helen Smith
Qld Braddock
David O. Griffin
Convention Officers Elected At Maryland Women's Missionary Society
At St Mark's Lutheran Church Baltimore the sixty second annual convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland Women Missionary Society concluded with F Lee Fresh of Cumberland elected president succeeding Mrs M Edwin Thomas of Baltimore. Officers including recording secretary Mrs Carl Heberline and historian Mrs Schildknecht were named many local Frederick residents attended events and the group heard reports from missionaries returning from India.
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Grace Beard Young
Howard
Flook
Frederick
Women's Missionary Society
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Baltimore
F. Lee Fresh
Cumberland
M. Edwin Thomas
Carl Heberline
Ariton Milbourn
Pennsylvania
Schildknecht
Ciislie Zimmieman
Clara Seaman
India
Robert Clare
Congress may set limit for free use of mails
Washington Oct. 7 The House committee chair indicated Congress might be asked to set a limit on what he called reasonable use of mails for political speeches. The Anderson report showed 13 Republicans mailed 3,116,000 copies of one speech at government expense. Roosevelt cited the report in a radio address, while Rep Taber claimed Democrats mailed more than Republicans by a three to one margin.
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Washington
Anderson
D-N.m
House Campaign Expenditures Investigating Committee
Congress
Roosevelt
Taber R.in
New Yorker
House Appropriations Committee
Miracle of Medicine From Army Surgeons Praise
Army Surgeon General Norman T. Kirk hailed the care of the wounded as unparalleled in warfare and almost miraculous. He said the current survival rate among wounded is higher than ever in any army or war, addressing a DC medical society gathering. Meanwhile stock traders focused on specialties as markets drifted after recent leaders softened.
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Washington
Norman T. Kirk
District of Columbia Medical Society
Dairymen urged to inventory feed needs for winter
Floyd Arnold of the University Extension Service urges dairymen to list feed needs and supplies as drought relief. For a seven month winter, a 7500 pound milk cow requires three tons legume hay or two tons legume hay plus three tons silage, 2150 pounds home grown grain, and 250 pounds high protein concentrate. bulls need three tons legume hay, 1400 pounds grain, and 100 pounds protein concentrate.
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College Park
Floyd Arnold
Arnold
Blackberry Pudding From Old Recipe Delights
Drain berries and bake with sugar, then mix eggs butter and sugar. Cream with milk and flour, add salt and baking powder, pour over heated berries and bake in a hot oven until done. Serve warm with cream or sauce.
Break Fog Fleas But Not Any For Woodticks
Washington October 7 fleas fared better than hookworms or woodticks with rotenone scarce. WPB blames no party, notes woodticks carry spotted fever risk. Carrol County, Marshall produces wormseed, a key ingredient for verminicide. wormseed production up costs and price controls limit profit. OPA allows a price rise to 4 50 per pound for the adulterants.
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Carrol County
Marsh Land
OPA
Thousands Pay Farewell To Alfred E. Smith
Thousands gather at St Patrick's Cathedral in New York to bid farewell to Alfred E. Smith former governor and Democratic presidential candidate. Police estimate about 220000 people filed past the bronze casket as his body lay in state, the tribute following his death in 1941.
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Happs
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Hanor Ace
Tinace Jan Paderewski
Moscow Poles May Handle Polish Relief
United Nations expects the Soviet sponsored Polish Liberation committee to control relief distribution in liberated Poland. A UN relief and rehabilitation administration mission may be sent to assess needs and plan delivery. A similar commission could enter Tito controlled Yugoslavia, where plans are seen as more advanced.
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United Nations
Poland
United Nations Relief and Rehabitation
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Tito
Peter
Foochow Captured Says Jap Communique
Tokyo broadcast claims Foochow the Fukien capital and East China coast port fell to a Japanese invasion force three days ago. No independent confirmation yet. Chinese authorities reported Japanese troops advancing toward the city’s northwestern suburbs near the Formosa Strait.
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Fukien Proveinge
East China
Tokyo
Serasy
Formosa
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