New Rubber Rules Target Tires and Mileage Policy
President Roosevelt outlines an emergency tire and mileage control plan led by Bernard Baruch to implement rubber conservation. He notes no legislation is needed and cautions against unreliable car meters. He also comments on proposals to reduce driving speeds to 35 miles per hour not being adopted.
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Special Rubber Committee
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
Roosevelt
Baruch Committee
Francis M Rogers Named Assistant County Agent for Frederick and Carroll
Francis M Rogers of Harborson Delaware was named assistant County Agent for Frederick and Carroll Counties by Henry R Shoemaker. He takes over from Chester M Cissell who resigned in July. Rogers, a University of Delaware graduate, taught agriculture at Pocomoke City High School for five years and led Worcester County agricultural efforts. He plans to move to Walkersville and will work with 4 H Club members in the two counties, with duties reduced by the Frederick Fair postponement.
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Francis M. Rogers
Harborson
Delaware
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Henry R. Shoemaker
Rogers
Chester M. Cissell
University of Delaware
Pocomoke City
Worcester County
Lewes
Del
Walkersville
Hood College Adds Five New Faculty Members For Year
Hood College announces five new instructors including Dr Headings in history and political science from McAusterville Pennsylvania, Dr Martin from Milwaukee to teach botany and bacteriology, Miss Snyder from Elmira New York joining chemistry, another Hood chemistry tutor from Baldwin College Virginia, Mrs Wheeler in economics and sociology from Charlottesville to Frederick, and Miss Russell from Maryland.
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Dr. Headings
McAusterville, Pa
Hood College
Martin
Milwaukee
Wis
Miss Snyder
Elmira
Marion College
Virginia
Hood
Baldwin College
Wheeler
Charlottesville
Frederick
Miss Russell
Mary
American Flyers Triumph in Biggest Naval Air Battle
U S naval and Marine pilots tally a decisive air victory near Guadalcanal with 96 enemy planes downed. Navy ace Runyan leads with eight total, while Donalan Bunyan, H M Jensen, and Carton Starkes also notch five kills each. Losses include eight American pilots and three Marines.
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Clark Lee
U. S
Solomons
United States
Japan
Guadalcanal
Midway
Britain
the Solomong
Pacific
Navy
Donald Bunyan
Crawfordville
Ind
la Jolla
Calif
H. M. Jensen
St Paul
Mann
Carlton Starkes
Memphis
Tenn
Runyan
Starkes
Jensen
Primary Consideration Given To Flying Boats
Washington reports indicate War Production Board chairman Donald M. Nelson says priority goes to flying boats in Kaiser plan to build giant ta rgo aircraft. He notes further checks on hull design and mentions land planes not ruled out. James H Bowers and wife sell Park avenue property to George H Smith for about 4200 dollars. Wendell Willkie and delegation leave Turkey for Russia after talks with Premier Sukru Saracoglu.
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Washington
Donald M. Nelson
War Production Board
Henry J. Kaiser
Nelson
Kauser
Kaiser
James H Bowers
George H. Smith
Park Avenue
Weather Summary for Knoxville and Surrounding Areas
Daily precipitation shows none in the past 24 hours. September has 1.0 inch to date, below the normal 3.05 inches. Yesterday’s high 84, last year 77. Overnight low 63, vs last year 60. Sunset 7:26 p.m., sunrise tomorrow 6:48 a.m. Moon rises 8:43 a.m., sets 8:47 p.m. Streams at Pocomac Knoxville and Monocacy Ceresville are clear.
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Potomac
Knoxville
Clear
Monocacy
Ceresville
Back From Trip Observers Include Several Monrovia Residents
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brandenburg and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Day of Monrovia return from a trip with Mrs. Eimer E. Nikitk. The group’s travels and any accompanying events are noted in local society columns.
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Mrs
Roy Brandenburg
Raymond Day of
Monrovia
Eimer E. Nikitk
Frederick trip recalls Kentucky and Ohio oil fields
A motor journey by a Frederick party traced routes through Romney West Virginia Chillicothe Ohio and into Anuthens Kentucky then returned via Ashland Maysville Huntington and Charleston covering about 1400 miles. They noted oil and sulfur coal mines sights and absence of soldiers along highways.
Public Sale of Real Estate in Frederick Maryland
Public sale of a parcel on East Third Street Frederick City Maryland under the will of Charles E Routzahn deceased and Orphans Court order August 19 1942. The 31 by 165 foot lot fronts Third Street with a dwelling and improvements. Cash on day of sale with 40000 deposit. possession after ratification. costs paid by purchaser. Administratrix Glenna M Staley with attorney Manuel M Weinberg and auctioneer Emmert R Bowlus. Sale date Thursday September 17 1842 at 11 00 AM in front of the Court House Door.
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Charles E. Routzahn
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Court House
Frederick
Maryland
East Third Street
Frederick City
Egat Third
Cele Ao
Myerayil
State of Maryland
Amanda M. Palmer
Harry W Palmer
Louise Martz
Minnie ¥. Brunner
Willis L Brunner
Sarah C. Brunner
Clara Brunner
Widogy
Paul Brunner
Infant and Pepples
Evan Brunner
Hampton Road
Great Neck
Long Island
New York
Marv E Schraver
Paw Bronner
Ellis C. Wachter
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House of Delegates
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Ctwait
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Frederick Count
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Frederick News
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Renee Harp
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Leslie N. Coblentz
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Ralph M. King
Seneca
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John W Null
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