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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1942

Page

3

House Passes Bill To Outlaw Poll Tax

Washington Oct 13 A measure outlawing the poll tax as a prerequisite for voting passed the House by a wide margin 252 to 84 sending it to the Senate. The bill faced fierce Southern opposition led by Rep Colmer and was praised by supporters as enfranchising Black voters and spreading democracy. Eight states require poll taxes Tennessee Virginia Arkansas South Carolina Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Texas.

Washington House Senate Colmer D-Miss Cotmer Mitchell Congress Tennessee Virginia Arkansas South Carolina Georgia Alabama Mississippi Texas House Judiciary Committee Rep Geyer D.calif

Steer Owned By 4-H Boys Captures Prize

A 950 pound steer owned by Ned and Jim my Tyler of Aldie Virginia, both 4-H Club members, won top honors at the Baltimore Livestock Show earning 4-H Club and grand champion of all breeds. Ned is 20 and Jimmy 15. The Maryland grand champion went to the same steer at the Timonium Fair weighing 850 pounds owned by Carl Eck of Hyde Maryland. The reserve grand champion came from Virginia Polytechnic Institute. The best group of five steers was shown by Howard County 4-H Clubs. North Carolina State College led the intercollegiate livestock judging with Ohio State second, Cornell third, and Penn State fourth. Tomorrow features a fat cattle sale led by the grand and reserve champions.

Baltimore Ned Jimmy Tyler Aldie Jimmy Maryland Carl Eck Hyde Virginia Polytechnic Institute Howard County North Carolina State College Ohio State College Cornell Pennsylvania State College

Missionaries Slain by Japs on Guadalcanal

Four Marist missionaries including two priests and two sisters were bayoneted to death by Japanese soldiers on Guadalcanal. The British Colonial Office confirmed the killings, naming Father Arthur Duhamel of Boston and Father Henry Engberink of Utrecht, with Sisters Sylvia and Odette believed French. Sister Edmee escaped. the North Solomons mission totals seven priests and seven nuns led by Bishop Wade.

London Guadalcanal Island Solomons Wielims Arthur Duhamel Boston Mass Henry Engberink Utrecht Netherlands Sylvia Odatya France Edmee Marist North Solomons Wade

Way to Believe Itchy Pimples

When your chin is irritated with pimples, red blotches and other skin blemishes, apply Peterson's Ointment balm for quick relief. Itching subsides promptly and skin looks and feels better. Also aids itching of feet and cracks between toes.

Peterson

40 000 In State Eligible If Draft Age Is Lowered

Baltimore October 13 Col Henry C Stanwood Maryland Selective Service director estimated that about 40 000 young men in the Free State would be ineligible for induction if Congress passes legislation drafting 16 and 19 year olds The delay before calling these men depends on how they are integrated into existing draft lists Possible methods include waiting for older registrants or drafting them ahead of others An estimated 2 250 000 men in the 18 19 group would be eligible nationwide Brig Gen Lewis B Hershey estimated about half would be inducted due to voluntary enlistments and physical defects The present minimum induction age is 20.

Baltimore Henry C. Stanwood Maryland Selective Service Congress Stanwood Lewis B. Hershey

Curtailment of Quebec newsprint mills announced

Montreal reports a wartime curtailment of production at nine Quebec newsprint mills to release 80 000 horsepower for war industries. The order, effective tomorrow, follows talks among War Time Prices and Trade Board National Selective Service and Power Controller H J Symington, listing mills including Beaupre, Grand Mere, Shawinigan Falls, Three Rivers units and Donnacona Pulp and Paper, with firms such as Consolidated Paper and Canadian International Paper involved.

Montreal Quebec Prices and Trade Board National Selective Service H. J. Symington Wartme Prices and Trade Board Beaupre Mall Abitib Power and Paper Company’, Limited Grand Mere

Rites Held For C. N. Stem

Funeral services for Mr Stem former Sabillasville magistrate were held Monday in Waynesboro Pa Rev Victor H Jones officiated Burial was at Hill Cemetery He died at 94 in Blue Ridge Summit after a paralytic stroke and long illness Stem taught school 23 years served as justice of the peace 35 years and attended State Teachers College Millersville and Gettysburg College

Stem Sebilssville Waynesboro Victor H. Jones Hill Blue Ridge Sumit Lantz John Julia A.harbaugh Stemard Sabillasville State Teachers College Millersville Gettysburg

Plan to Maintain Country After War Ends Urges Action

Dr Corbett of the University of Maryland spoke to the Kiwanis Club on price trends in agriculture and the postwar outlook. He warned that repeated war time cycles bring higher rises and deeper depressions, unless both labor and agriculture are controlled, and urged farmers to resist unions like John Lewis plans while facing labor shortages and wage competition from industry.

Rob Corbett Agricultural Experiment Station University of Maryland Kiwanis Club Francis Scott Key Hotel Corbett E.J Thompson Melvin Engle Kenneth Metcalf Braddock Heights

Local obituary notes end of life of Sabillasville man

A Sabillasville resident who taught in Harrisburg and attended St. John's Evangelical and Reform ed church died after a long illness. He was survived by his wife Lola May Detrow, a nephew, and two nieces. Also mentioned are notes on penny production cuts and a call to circulate pennies to aid war copper needs, urged by Mint Director Nellie Tayloe Ross.

Baltimore Normal School Business College Harrisburg Blue Ridge St. John’s Evangelical and Washington Treasury Nellie Tayloe Ross Mint

Hail Farewell Ceremony At Frederick District Meeting

Potomac Bison Association held its fall meeting at the United Fire Company hall in Frederick. Whitmore was installed president and will soon report to Fort Meade. officers included vice president Mrs. Thomas H. Moore and treasurer Vernal Moore. The gathering featured social time, a card party, Halloween decorations, and refreshments as the group discussed plans and member outreach.

Potomac Bison Lust Hallowe'en Frederick Rochard Maceas Whitmore Frederck Whitmore Fort Meade Hys Ori Weston Potomac Tarestos Mt Airy Brunswick Middletown Frederich United Fire Company W. Roscor Rockewell Inerbers Heyes Faeres Ald Ptl Y Ty Peng Ppv Teat Unis Dietagt Une Ain Puaderieh Lhotmes Neways Maddimtown Oa Mative Liverstown

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