Sawyer Signals Controls To Aid War Industry
Secretary Sawyer outlined possible new controls on civilian production to back the war effort. He cited inventory limits, possible restrictions on manufacturing items used for military needs, and priority orders to ensure defense orders are filled first. Requisitioning could be used if necessary, with civilian life kept in balance by the military demand.
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Sawyer
Korea
CBS
National Production Authority
Who Wows Frederick Md Mendsy Event
Frederick Md event coverage notes Mendsy on September 25, 1080. Local audience expects details on participants, venue and outcomes. The report highlights community interest and ongoing developments tied to this occasion.
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Frederick, Md
Mendsy
American plains Indiana weed dogs for transport before horses arrived on the continent
Historical note describes early American plains and Indiana trade with dogs used for transport prior to the arrival of horses on the continent. It highlights the role of native paths and animal work in shaping early transport practices.
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American Plains
Indiana
Optimist Club Delivers Talk on Juvenile Delinquency Impact
Frederick Optimist Club and Opti-Mra members host a joint dinner at Catoctin Country Club featuring Alton Y. Bennett magistrate who links youth outcomes to home environment and community support. He notes progress in juvenile delinquency, with youths now appearing before Juvenile Court and names withheld from papers. Mrs. Bennett receives engraved fruit bowl for helping direct the Miss Frederick pageant. attendees include I. Newton Evans and Bernard Whittaker.
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Optimist Club
Frederick
Opti-Mra
Catoctin
Alton Y. Bennett
Bennett
I. Newton Evans
Bernard Whittaker
Cumberland
Evans
C.' Lease Bussard
Four Who Sold Tickets And Skipped Are Sought
Police in Hagerstown broadcast a regional alarm for four white men and a woman who sold more than 100 dollars in tickets for a film in Ebenezer AME Church then vanished. The Life of Christ was advertised but neither the film nor sponsors appeared, and the quartet left unpaid rent at a tourist camp. Police suspect the ring may have operated similarly in nearby states.
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Hagerstown
Ebenezer African Methodist Episcopal Church
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Anniversary highlights of American figures and historic events
Know America Today marks anniversaries of Mercy Otis Warren, Alfred Vail, William Le Baron Jenney, Thomas C. Chamberlin, Vinnie Ream Hoxie, and Thomas Hunt Morgan with birth and death dates. It recalls Columbus second voyage honors, Balbos sighting the Pacific, Publick Occurrences Boston’s first issue, and amendments to the Constitution including the 12th and the Bill of Rights.
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Annniversary
Mercy Otis Warren
America
Barnstable
Mass
Alfred Vail
New York
Morse
Morristown
N. J
William le Baron Jenney
Chicago
Fairhaven
California Institute of Technology
Lexington
Columbus
Spain
Balbos
Pacific
New World
Panama
Boston
Congress
World War I exit and 1940s rationing noted in early item
A fragmented page notes the 1918 Meuse Argonne offensive ending with Germany seeking peace, and 1942 gas rationing. It lists birthdays from James M. Landis to Maj Gen Ralph J. Mitchell, with a brief horoscope urging intellect, outdoor exercise, and avoidance of melancholy.
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Americana
Germany
Russia
U. N
Europe
James M. Landis
Civil Aeronautics Commission
Harvard Lawdean
Japan
William Falkner
New Albany
Miss
New York
Akron
Ohio
Ralph J. Mitchell
Marine Flyer
New Britain
Conn
Manila
Weekend Arrests Reported By Police
Frederick officers arrested ten persons and summoned two others over the weekend. Names include Martin Luther Ropp and James Simms among others with charges of loitering drunkenness and peace disturbance. Eugene Schieffelin introduced the starling and the English sparrow into the United States.
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Frederick
George Crummitt
Frederick Rt
Carlos Wiles
Arthur Haller
Ridgely King
Carty
Twentey
Martin Luther Ropp
Robert J. King
Gaithersburg
John Henry Gray
James Clifford Dorsey
Walter Hallman
Centerville
William Cromwell
Trump
Sergt
Swomley
Carly
Lieut
Dorsey
James Simms
Njameville
Jennie Weedon
Officer Simmons
Charles Henry Scott
Third Avenue
Brunswick
Sergt. Swomley
Eugene Schieffelin
The
United States
Widow Nun Ledwidge Dies in Philadelphia at 76
Sister Girard Majella Ledwidge of Boston, a 76 year old nun and mother of four, died today at Nazareth Hospital Philadelphia. She became a widow in 1910 and joined the Missionary Servants of the Most Blessed Trinity. She helped found two missionary communities with her brother in Opelika Alabama. From 1925 to 1937 Sister Girard.
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Philadelphia
Girard Majella Ledwidge
Boston
Mass
Nazareth Hospital
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Glases
Market Street
Catholic Children’s Bureau
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Sisters of Charity
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Alice
Winifred Ledwidge
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