Interesting Meeting Of Frederick Art Club Highlights Modern Silver
The Frederick Art Club held a Thursday evening meeting October 21 at the home of Miss Helen Smith with president Aspyrae presiding. Topics included modern silver and a Stieff and Kirk silver essay contest winner who spoke and exhibited her silver tea set award. Members displayed silver pieces and jewelry while Mrs. Willard showed color photos of table decorations. The next meeting will be November 4 at Mrs. Roger Willard’s home.
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Frederick
Roger Willard
Meredith Mackley
Huge Output Of Planes By U S Auto Industry
Detroit reports the automotive industry has produced over 94 billion dollars in airplanes engines and aero equipment since entering aeronautical production three years ago. The Automotive Council for War Production notes 53 billion was in the last 12 months and aircraft output runs about 11 million daily. Aircraft now accounts for more than 40 percent of the industry’s war production, with mills and tanks making up the rest.
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Detroit
Automotive Council For War Production
William S. Knudsen
National Defense Advisory Commission
Account Approved for Reich Estate by Orphans Court
In their first and final account approved Monday by the Orphans Court, administrators Mrs Edna A Cramer and Woodrow W Cramer accounted for 15822 05. The assets included 8598 87 in current money and 3401 in personal property. They distributed 11844 75 with one fourth to Mrs Cramer R H Lee Reich and Charles S Reich and the remaining fourth divided among Phoebe Handy Ellen D Shreve and Raymond C Moffett, children of Lillian H Reich.
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Orphans Court
Edna A. Cramer
Woodrow W. Cramer
Raymond Eugene Reich
Cramer
R. H. Lee Reich
Charles S. Reich
Phoebe Handy
Ellen D
British Cruiser Charybdis Sunk in Channel Naval Battle
London reports the British cruiser Charybdis sank after being torpedoed while the destroyer Limbourne was damaged and had to be sunk in a channel battle off Ushant and the Channel Islands. Berlin claimed heavy German torpedo hits on a large enemy unit with their fire claimed decisive.
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London
Charybdis
Limbourne
Channel
Ushant
Channel Islands
Berlin
H. M. S. Charybdis
Harper's Ferry National Monument Bill Introduced
Representative Randolph introduces a bill to establish the Harper's Ferry National Monument in West Virginia and parts of Virginia and Maryland. The measure would authorize land donations and a 1500 acre park to honor the Harper's Ferry campaigns and human freedom with maintenance by the Interior Department. Also reports recapture of Potien and Wang Chen in southern Anhwei by Chinese forces.
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Washington
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Randolph
D-W. Va
Secretary of the Interior
Harpers Ferry National Monument
Harpers Ferry
Bolivar Heights
London Heights
Maryland Heights
Maryland
War reports and social notes from distant fronts
Near Kwangteh, homes burned and civilians massacred by Japanese. Severe fighting continues on the Yunnan Burma front. In the south, women bus drivers use 20 percent less gasoline and their buses require 40 percent fewer repairs than those driven by men.
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Kwangteh
Yunnan-Burma
South
United Democratic Women to Convene in Baltimore
About 250 women delegates from 120 units are to attend the United Democratic Women's Clubs gathering in Baltimore on Wednesday and Thursday. Plans will cover participation in the 1944 national electors, and a fight for a women’s jury service bill in 1945. Topics will avoid candidate discussions. a previous election friction is cited. Governor O Conor and Md senators plus six representatives plan to attend the banquet.
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Baltimore
United Democratic Wosee
Marty
Revere
Brewer Stouffer
Shigerstown
General Assembly
Baby Beef Champions Highlight Kansas City Show
Two youngsters and a blue ribbon headline Kansas City animal show as 12 year old Elabelle Swigart of Mooreland Oklahoma displays her 615 pound Hereford steer Chartey judged champion baby beef in the 4 H division. Letters granted The Orphans Court on Monday granted letters of administration in the estate of Anna AL Fellers wife of TBirunswick to Mrs Elsie Mace a daughter of Brunswick. The letter reports personal property valued at 200 dollars. Mrs Mace and Guy R Feilers a son of the deceased were listed as the only heirs. Ancillary letters of administration were also granted to W Clinton McSherry in the estate of Ethel Bayard Miller late of Meadville, her estate valued at County.
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Kansas City
Anna AL Fellers
Tbirunswick
Elsie
Mace
Brunswick
Guy RR. Feilers
W. Clinton McSherry
Ethel Bayard Miller
Meadville
No Shortage Of Men After The War
Chicago, Oct. 25. Chicago sociologists William J. Osburn Ernest W Burgess and Lewis Wirth say there will be no shortage of men after the war. They note the present male population and wartime casualty rates as calculations show even a large overseas need would not disrupt the 100 men to 190 women ratio significantly.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Willian J. Osburn
Ernest W. Burgess
Lewis Wirth
America
Profesor Burgess
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