Morgenthau faulted State Department in refugee crisis
Former Treasury head Morgenthau sharply criticizes the State Department for 16 months of inaction during the Nazi persecution of European Jews. He blames underlings for delaying rescue plans and withholding atrocity information, while praising the War Refugee Board’s later work and noting only one in seven European Jews survived. He recounts pushing a plan to move 70,000 people from France and Romania, blocked by British and foreign offices. Also, Clara V Sunday of Baltimore was granted an absolute divorce from Marion C Sunday in Equity Court with court costs assigned to the latter.
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Washington
Henri Reeck Jr
Collier's Magazine
Morgenthaufts
Cordell Hull
Sumner Welles
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
State Department
War Refugee Board
Treasury
Switzerland
France
Romania
Foreign Office
Equity Court
Clara V. Sunday of
Baltimore
Marion C. Sunday
West Patrick Street
Alton ¥. Bennett
Community Players to Present First Show November 21
The Community Players Inc now operates under Maryland nonprofit law. They elected officers and committees and plan a November 21 opening performance of Chicken Every Sunday at the High School. Mrs. Malcolm Baer serves as president. other officers include W Jarbee Grove as vice president and Charles A Price as treasurer. Multiple committees cover business, costuming, makeup, publicity, properties, and play reading, with Edna Mae Heim as prompter and Frank Staley heading singing.
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Maryland
Community Players
Malcolm Baer
Community Players’ Inc
W Jarbee Grove
Charles A Price
Canfield Humes
Careeters
Ernest Berger
Charles H. Conley
Charles H Conley
Frank Staley
Walker N Joshite
Sistas
Warner L. Brittain
Paul McAuliffe
Harry L. Decker
Anna T. Harding
Stephen Langley
Annabel Lundgren
Mary Maulsby
Paul W McAuliffe
McClung
Frank Olsen
A. Austin Pearce
Ralph Tracey
F Vaughan
John T. Weeks
Joe Urner
Evan High
Roland Beldin
J. Walker Carty
Joe Baker
Tom Glass
Frank Howard
Katrina Himes
Philip Harvey
Jack Leichert
Peggy Stewart
B O. Thomas
Robert Tyson, Jr
Richard Shoemaker
Karl LaMann
James Messerschmidt
William
More Charm In County Than In Any Of 47 States
Baltimore Sun photographer A. Aubrey Bodine told the Civitan Club at Francis Scott Key Hotel that Frederick County has more charm than any state in the nation he has seen. He urged preservation of obli terated historic spots and cited a loghouse on West Fourth Street and Gapland estate as examples. He noted red brick houses and Baker Park as charms, referenced his Maryland scenes and family ties to Keedysville, and credited Harold Wil hems for the talk’s script. The 68 attendees included Mrs Robert May Thomas and Civitan officers Irving Able and CG. L. Thomas Jr.
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Frederick County
A. Aubrey Bodine
Baltimore Sunpapers
Civitan Club
Francis Scott Key
Maryland
Bodine
West Patrick Street
The
Historical Society
Gapland
George Alfred Townsend
Frederick
Baker Park
Boons
Boro
Kennedy
Keedysville
Baltimore
National
Harold Wilhems
William Meredith Smith
Frederick Bodine
Robert May Thomas
Civitan
Irving Able
CG. L. Thomas Jr
New Members Join Organization As Play Plans Form
Virginia Creed Mary Lowe Smith Canfield Himes Mrs F Harnwell Charles Price and Melville Stockwell are joining an expanding organization. They will be assigned to committee work on the first play and upcoming selections as noted by Mrs Baer.
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Virginia Creed
Thomas Glass
Mary Lowe Smith
Canfield Himes
F. Harnwell
Charles Price
Melville Stockwell
Baer
Pennsylvania Halts Woodland Hunting and Fishing
Harrisburg Pa October 23 James H Duff acting governor halted all hunting and fishing in Pennsylvania woodlands from October 27 until rainfall ends the danger and ordered closure of state forests game lands and preserves to all except essential personnel This precedes the November 1 small game season opening expected to involve 809000 hunters statewide.
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Harrisburg
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Prices Rise Across Groceries in Maryland Survey
An Associated Press survey of Maryland grocers shows coffee, canned milk, soap powder, and shortening up in price over the last ten days while meat and eggs hold steady. Some dealers expect slight cuts next week, but most foresee continued increases as wholesalers raise costs.
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Associated Press
Braryland
Shortening and lard prices rise across cities
Shortening and lard prices have increased by one to five cents per pound. Baltimore generally shows higher prices than other areas. Cumberland lists butter 73 to 49 cents, eggs 73 to 79 cents, round steak 77 to 96 cents, bacon $1 to 8 cents, coffee SL to 55 cents. Salisbury quotes butter 76 to 85, eggs 80 to 81 cents, round steak 65 to erase from two to three cents.
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Baltimore
Cumberland
Salisbury
Prices Fall Across Goods at Frederick Market
Report notes a broad drop in commodity prices including butter at 75 to 9 cents, eggs from 68 to 79 cents, round steak at 79 and 50 cents, bacon at 89 to 4 cents, with beacon and 1 cent references indicating overall price declines.
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Beacon
Frederick
Hagerstown Market Prices Reported for Butter Eggs and Meats
Butter and Ty priced at 1005 cents per unit, eggs from 70 to 90 cents, round steak at 75 cents and up, bacon about 85 cents. The note suggests these are prices seen in The News.
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Hagerstown
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