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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1942

Page

2

Compulsory Savings Plan To Fore Again

Washington reports the Senate Finance Committee approved a compulsory savings plan to fund war costs by adding to the revenue bill a 5 percent victory levy on earnings above specified cuts. A 11 member committee would study compulsory saving and report by January 11, with potential for forced loans from taxpayers. The plan also discusses a 1 percent sales tax and possible postwar rebates, aiming to raise about 3.1 to 3.65 billion dollars in 1943.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Morgenthau Treasury Congress Taft Ohio Danaher R-Conn Connally D-Tex George Anance Group Haeada Adeek

Woodsboro W C T U Fetes Girl Scouts

Woodsboro Women’s Christian Temperance Union honors Frances Willard on her birthday with a gathering for Girl Scout Troop No. 1. Rev. Herbert H. Schmidt spoke on The Romance of Achievement, after songs, prayers, and playlets. The cast featured Betty Catshall, Betty Smith, Phyllis Houck, and others.

Frances Willard Woodsboro Herbert H. Schmidt Janet Barrick Women's Christian Temperance Union Mr. Schmidt Miss Willard America Ubseed Fraser Willard Betty Catshall Betty Smith Phyllis Houck Betty Fox Donna Fogle Joan Dorcus Marguerite Stitely Benny Powell la Rue Fogle Janet Stitely Vivian Miller Bigiersville Lutheran Church Mountain Lake Reformed Church

Frances Willard influence noted in closing exercises

Betty Catshall and Mar guerite Stitely presented remarks after Rev. Mr. Schmidt spoke on Frances Willard and her impact on humanity. The program ended with the song I Would Be Thine and the benediction.

Betty Catshall Marguerite Stitely Mr. Schmidt Frances Willard

Fragmentary political note on nominations and voting machines

A partial line references counties and a push for nominations and voting machines. The text hints at election mechanics and the behavior of voters, but the exact context and details are unclear.

Peddicord Seeks Recount After Baltimore Totals

Baltimore voters gave Stephen B. Peddicord 2341 unofficial city votes while he ran last in 1938. He announced plans to file recount requests at all 471 polling places once official totals are released, saying precinct reports show 21,463 votes he believes weremiscounted and urging scrutiny despite no accusation of theft.

Baltimore Stephen B. Peddicord Baltimore City Peddicord

Lexington's Medical Officer Is Honored

Annapolis Md Sept 9 Comdr Arthur J White a veteran naval hero and Lexingtons senior medical officer received the Naval Cross for his actions at the Coral Sea He refused to abandon ship despite two fractures and multiple wounds transferring wounded to a rescue ship and continuing to tend patients amid the sinking carrier

Annapelis Arthur J. White U. S Lexington U. S. Naval Academy White Coral Sea Litle West Leipsic Ohio

White Received Medal For Heroic Navy Duty

The account describes Captain White staying at his post amid blasts, transferring patients to a makeshift station, and refusing to leave until the last patient was evacuated. Rear Admiral John R. Beardall presented the medal on behalf of President Roosevelt, honoring his steadfast service at the U S Naval Hospital.

Lexington White John R. Beardall Naval Academy Navy Sec Roosevelt U. 5 Naval Hospital

Hospital corps watches award moment in solemn ceremony

An award ceremony drew the entire hospital corps as honorees received recognition. Attendees, including senior staff and peers, observed with respectful ceremony. No injuries or conflicts noted.

New Chemical Tubing For Industrial Use

A new plastic tubing designed for industrial use resists chemicals, withstands freezing without bursting, handles pressures up to 100 pounds, and operates up to 107 degrees Fahrenheit. The product promises durability across harsh environments and optimal performance under demanding conditions.

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Senate Group House Dga Finance Committee Ways and Means W.C.T.U. Fetes Girl Scouts Buffalo American Institute of Laundering Bray Hedy Kemp’s Call F. B. Sappington, Seety.Treas Domestic Building Association Farmers & Mechanics National Bank Frederick County National Bank Norte Street Frederick Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation American Bankers’ Association Kemp Te Aa Ayly’ “Lep
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