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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1942

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2

Petain’s Labor Draft Laws Put French Citizens to Work

The Petain government enacts compulsory labor for French men ages 18 to 50 and un married women 21 to 35, with power to assign workers to state needs and punishments up to five years in prison and heavy fines. Employers must rely on government labor service and cannot hire without authorization. The policy aims to concentrate industry, extend working hours, and move labor to Germany or other national demands, with crews and long terms envisaged.

Vichy Petain France Pierré Laval Germany Paris War Department Pranent Tricolor

Union meeting at New Market hosts Christian Citizenship program

Mrs Rufus Baker hosted a Union meeting with Miss Mary Shawbaker presiding and Mrs Monroe Browning leading Christian Citizenship activities. Readings included The Law Of Love Advance and Blest Be The Tie That Binds, with songs, prayers, and a paper on Sabbath Observance. Next gathering scheduled for October with Mrs Monroe Browning in charge.

New Market W. C T. I Rufus Baker Union Mary Shawbaker Monroe Browning Christian Citizenship King EN. Nagle John Kelley Genoa King William Morsell Sam Russell Virgil Baker Mary Linthicum Browning Maynard Kling

Bomb and artillery weights listed with unclear context

A fragment lists explosive ordnance: 100 pound aerial bomb 7000 pound aerial bomb 75 mm howitzer 155 mm howitzer d inch shells with associated numbers 125 500 1030 4480 6.75 and the word NOUSTE appears as a stray token.

War on multiple fronts drives draft for workers with dependents

At the New Jersey Legionnaires convention in Asbury Park Major General Lewis and William S. Hershey, national selective service director, urged mobilization of married men with dependents and those in war production. They warned of long factory hours and the need to supply planes, guns, and food for the war effort.

Asbury Park S.J Lewis &. Hershey Selective Service New Jersey Legionnaires United States Hershey Hitler

Miss America 1942 Jo Carroll Dennison Crowned

Atlantic City sees Miss Texas Jo Carroll Dennison win the Miss America title amid 30 contestants. Dennison, an 18 year old from Tyler Texas, Florence Arizona and California, impressed judges with talent and beauty despite an early fish dinner mishap. The AFL reports dues paying membership at 5,452,361 with an estimated total including nonpaying members around 6 million.

Atlantic City N. J Jo-Carroll Dennison Tyler Tex Florence Ariz California Texas Washington American Federation of Labor George Meany

State Income Tax Can Be Cut, He Says

Governor O Conor said latest income tax tabulations support a 20 to 25 percent cut in Maryland's state income levy to offset higher federal taxes. He urged eliminating unnecessary spending during the emergency and considered credits to offset the recent victory tax, noting 169,998 Maryland residents filed 1941 returns and about 38,101 paid under five dollars last year.

Baltimore O'Conor Maryland Joseph O. C. McCusker Comptroller's Office

Early botanic garden at Karnak in 150 BCE

One of the earliest botanic gardens was at Karnak in Egypt around 150 BCE. The garden illustrates ancient horticultural knowledge and the prominence of plant collections in Egyptian temple precincts.

Karnak Egypt

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