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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1943

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3

Willkie argues alliances won’t advance world peace

St Louis Oct 15 Wendell L Willkie declared that defensive alliances between Britain Russia China and the United States would not advance peace. He urged American leadership and a joint declaration toward a world council of nations. He warned the GOP against uniting with negative domestic groups and called for genuine international participation.

St. Louis Wendell L. Willkie National Broadcasting System Missouri Lteam Willkie America Gr Britain Russa China United States United Nations Pearce Assairs Palace Guard Republican Party

Unemployment Benefit Payments Decline in September

Albert N. McCardell of the Maryland Unemployment Compensation Board reports 3,326 benefit checks issued in September for covered unemployed individuals, averaging 14 dollars and 13 cents. Total September payments reached 47.20 thousand dollars, nine months total 772,499 dollars, down 77 percent from a year earlier. New regulations to simplify employer contributions have been mailed to over 33,000 employers.

Albert N. McCardell Local Unemployment Compensation Board Maryland Unemployment Board

Weekend Visits Across Wolfsville and Area Tallied

Wolfsville and surrounding households report weekend visits among Dowling Pryor and Stottlemyer families. Anne Lindsey of Lorton Virginia joined Roy Pryor at a family gathering. Mrs Ralph Palmer returns home after treatment. Attendees at the First Christian church surgeries in Hagerstown included Mrs Walshman and daughter Carolyn, the Leatherman family, Mrs Green, and several Stottlemyer relatives.

Wolfsville Edwin Dowling Stanley Pryor Ceci Pryor Ira E. Pryor Frank Williams Anne Lindsey Lorton Roy Pryor John Stottlemyer Beaver Creek Gaither Stottlemyer Paul Homer Rinadeneaver B. D. Ackley Russell Walshman Carolyn Charles Leatherman Leah Leatherman Gladys Green Catherine R. Stottlemyer Garresta Stottlemyer Paul Mercan

Garden Club Elects Officers at Annual Frederick Luncheon

The Garden Club of Frederick elected its officers for the coming year at the annual business meeting after luncheon at the Vindobona hotel in Braddock Heights. New president is Mrs William ae Charles McC., vice president Miss Helena Stauffer, secretary Miss Virginia Miller, treasurer Mrs Nan Knott, with committees to be named at the November meeting.

Arden Club Garden Club of Frederick Vindobona Hotel Braddock Heights William Ae Charles McC Math Dent Vincent Roser Charles St. Lane Frank C. Nicodemus Helena Stauffer Virginia Miller Nan Knott R. W. Baer Gerrit Peters E. Dwight McCain Heighs Sam W. Maples William T. Delaplaine S. Vincent Rogers Rifle Club Catoctin Women’s Rifle Club Heme Corrinne Wastler Fairview Avenue Alice Carter Janie Pinch Elsie Sommerfeld Maney Mark

Army Offers Various Notices and Engagements in Middletown

Local notices report Army trainees from Middletown in basic engineering courses. Engagement announced for Elisabeth Ann Garrick and Joseph S. Strada with wedding set for November 11 at St. John's Church. Navy and education committee appointments noted for several residents. Past Chiefs meet concludes with social activities and upcoming gathering.

Community Show at Braddock Grange Hall Oct 21

A community show will be held at Braddock Grange Hall on October 21 with no admission fee. Exhibits may be entered by Braddock residents with no entry limit, and judging covers farm products, fruits, vegetables, household items, baked goods, candy, sewing, and crafts. Entries accepted October 20 from 3 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m., with baked goods on October 21 from 10 a.m. Show includes divisions for crops, pantry jars, pies, cookies, and crafts, with prizes for top entries.

Braddock Grange Braddock ,Grange Braddock Iree Grange Hall Reid Baldwin York Imperial

Open House Sunday at AWVS Canteen for Beneficiaries and Friends

An upcoming Sunday open house by the AWVS invites former service members and community friends to visit the canteen from two to five, see how it operates, and share thanks. A letter from Harold Friedman, a former Army sergeant now in California, praises the women of Frederick AWVS for offering a home-like support during his service and discharge. The note highlights the canteen as a comforting link for soldiers away from home.

Stephen Galley Army Air Base Cleitus N. M Galley Gauge Iter Norman C. Lynch Damascus B. W. Meeks Clyde Pyle Whiteford AWVS Sonyre Buch Harold Friedman United States Army

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