Auto Deaths May Be Cut In Half Says Safety Official
Sidney J. Williams of the National Safety Council predicts motor vehicle deaths could fall to about 20,000 in 1943 from 40,000 in 1941 if vehicle numbers and mileage drop. He cautions the math is rough and notes war conditions and traffic shifts affect accident rates.
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Local Social Notes from Browningsville Area
Browningsville residents visit relatives in Middletown Wolfsville and Poplar Springs. Mrs Burdette recovers from an operation in Washington at Sib ley Hospital. Clarington guest Alma Burdette visits Browningsville. Walker family hosts Private Edeel Davis Walker from Camp Pickett. Women's Society of Christian Service to meet at Eugene Walker home. Browningsville Methodist Youth Fellowship held a meeting led by Mrs Stewart Walker with William Smith set to lead next week.
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Monroe Beall
Maurice Wolfe
Middletown
Seal
Lou Wolfe
Wolfsville
Merrie Pickett
Poplar Springs
Eugene & Walker
Browningeville
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J. J. Rippeon
Hyattstown
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Sibley Hospital
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Truck Collision In Hagerstown Causes Front Damage
A Frederick City garbage truck backed into a Martin Storage Co. truck on West South Street near Burck Street. Howard Williams drove the garbage truck and Honour Lewis, both from Hagerstown, were involved. officials at the scene reported the damage.
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Todd Salome and Susan Drake in campus intrigue
Susan Drake returns to State as a senior and engages with Todd Salome while Phil Humphries, a chemistry instructor, emerges as a central figure in campus life. Dr. Coulter praises Humphries as a future carrier of his ideals as their story continues.
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Extension Classes At Hood Start On Monday
Hood College offers extension courses in mathematics and physics starting Monday October 26. Related fields Astronomy English Greek history and political science are added with registration in Alumna Hall at 7 30 p m.
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Diana Barrymore stirs Hollywood fury then wins fans at Universal
Hollywood diary reports Diana Barrymore, after a stormy start on Broadway, clashing with peers and lighting up Universal studios in her third film. The piece notes industry shifts from flashy props to safer effects and An anecdote from The Navy Comes Through shows wartime on-screen tribute. It also mentions legal title troubles at Universal over When Johnnie Comes Home and confirms a scholarly vibe at 20th Century Fox with professors on set.
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Taft Seeks 18-Year-Old Draft Exemption Plan
Senator Taft proposed in Columbus that the Senate amend the teen draft bill to exempt 18-year-olds who are completing tech education. He favored drafting older youths only if they fail or do not pursue education, and he urged competitive exams with government funding for those who cannot afford schooling. He intends to offer the amendment to defer 18-year-olds until their technical studies are finished.
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Four New Cruisers Named For Those Lost
Secretary Knox announced four new cruisers to replace ships lost in the Pacific. The Houston Vincennes Astoria and Quincy will bear the names on vessels under construction in Newport News Philadelphia and Quincy. The original plans had different names for the replacements and for the ships under construction.
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Luxuries of War Times Echo Old Fashioned Simpler Days
Dorothy Dix notes women in a lodge discuss wartime rationing and loss of conveniences. They compare today’s shortages with past comfort, recalling silk stockings gas ranges electric iceboxes and servant jobs, and suggest resilience may reshape households and courtship.
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Typhoid Immunization Efforts Continue After Floods
In Frederick County Brunswick clinic staff led by Dr E C Kefauver moved to inoculate flood victims with typhoid serum. About 124 recipients were listed as of Monday night in a three shot series with free injections from the State Health Department.
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Recent Guests In Gaithersburg Homes
A long list of visitors and guests in Gaithersburg households includes Kirk Griffith and Jo Sterrick hosting Murray Graves of Williamsburg Massachusetts and others from Tennessee New York and Frederick area. Several residents plan winter trips or have returned from trips, with visits to family in Florida Virginia Ohio and Maryland noted.
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Thursday to join her husband in Texas where she will remain for an indefinite period. Mr and Mrs Andrew J Matt leased their Washington Grove home to Mr Willard Lyme of Potomac who moved in this week. Mr and Mrs Mell left Wednesday for their winter home as Beyay
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Sunk Liberty Ship John Carter Rose Reported
Recife reports the 1900-ton Liberty ship John Carter Rose, owned by the U S Maritime Commission with Baltimore as home port, sank. 88 survivors arrived aboard the Argentine tanker Santa Cruz. Roosevelt signals possible furloughs for older men in the Army to support war production. automotive industry estimates 300,000 mechanics needed.
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