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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1942

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Acting Chief Of Police To Be Appointed

Frederick officials plan to name an acting police chief soon while pursuing FBI eligible candidates. Mayor Culler said several applications exist and one was to be interviewed. city attorney and commissioner chair advised only FBI Academy graduates meet legal eligibility. The move aims to head off department complaints and unify administration until a permanent chief is chosen. Other actions include high scrap bids for a stone crusher and steam engine, airport line upgrades, OCD funding adjustments, and a delayed garbage truck delivery from Rehoboth Beach.

Police Commission of Frederick Lloyd C. Culler FBI Culter Uis Police Commission Frank Gastley and Sons Fishing Creek Detrick Field OCD Culler Dickerson Martha Flynn Catholic University State Health Department W. Raymond Walener Rehoboth Beach Frederick City

Republicans Register More Than Democrats In Frederick Precincts

Fragmentary reports show Republicans leading in voter registrations on Tuesday across Frederick precincts. Twelve precincts reported counts with Republicans matching or exceeding Democrats, amid transfers and some unaffiliated changes. Citizenship Intentions blocked some applicants.

Dsee Fredericks Maryland Frederick

Airport blackout practice near Bolling Field Washington

New York Sept 29 eastern defense command announced a blackout covering about eight square miles around Bolling Field from 11 pm to midnight. It was declared a purely practical drill for night aircraft landing operations and Washington city itself was not blacked out.

New York Bolling Field Washington Eastern Defense Command

Trend Of 1942 Fall Styles Likely To Last For Duration

Dorothy Roe surveys wartime fashion, noting two fall moods: practical daywear with fine fabrics and glittering evening looks. The little wool suit and one-piece dress lead, with variations in blouse styles, while the evening gown splits between short silhouettes and long, with designers like Carnegie and Benenson steering trends. Hats, coats, gloves, and shoes adapt to wartime shortages, favoring versatility and restrained ornament.

Dorothy Roe New York Sophie Gimbel Fra Benenson Hattie Carnegie Norson Fira Benénson Mainbacher Cadhe Milan

Girl Scouts Resume Fall Activities in Frederick

The Frederick Association of Girl Scouts resumes fall and winter meetings led by Mrs James T Haris and Mrs Clinton MO Rhoades with new leaders filling vacancies. Troop schedules span Md School for the Deaf to Parkway School and Calvary Methodist Church, detailing ages, leaders, and meeting times.

Frederick School For the Deaf Mary T Presbyterian Church Alton Y Bennett Lawrence E Boutz Daven Alfred Bolt Charles Lang Lutheran Scout Room Mary Lane Smith Sara St. Barnaba’s Chapel Debbie Tinney Pauline Hildebrand Calvary Methodist Church E. Brooke Parkinson Joseph E. Bussard Slrs Gu. Dougall Jr Sara Quinn Evangelical Reformed Church Paul G. Johnson James F. Messersmith North Market Street Benjamin B. Rosenstock George Douglas Lincoln Elementary School Mary E. Thomas Eliza Browne Edna Bowie Association Bolz Lang Smith Silver Spring Camp May Flather Mrrs Baltimore Mary Wagner Browne St. Barnabas Tne Katharine Bussard College’ Place Henry Schueler Mary Benson Mary Lowe Smith B. Parkinson Elzabeth Moberty Girls Scout, Inc Girl Scouting

Occupation And Alsab Dominate Realization And Wartime Purses

In New York on September 29 1942 Alsab and Occupation led a Midwest surge in turf racing. Alsab won the Lawrence Realization from four rivals with a late burst four lengths ahead while Occupation rode by six furlongs in 1 09 344 for a five length victory in the Valiant Purse. Jockey George Woolf rode both favorites with Alsab paying 5 230 for 2 dollars and Occupation 4 10.

New York Alsab Lawrence Realization Occupation Belmont Park

Victory Garden Licks and Bites Back in February Fever

A humorous chronicle of the early gardening season as enthusiasts overplant, stock up on tools, and battle weeds, pests, and rabbits. The piece lampoons the seasonal scramble, imagining beans, beets, and cabbages besieged by groundhogs and burdock while the narrator contemplates switching to livestock and rabbit farming.

Grover

Victory Garden Plea for Realistic Harvest Cookbook

Derwood Mad argues for a revised garden cookbook to address the wartime harvest. The narrator seeks practical guidance for novice gardeners facing fear, focusing on handling marble sized potatoes corn and cabbage during a bountiful season.

John Grow Derwood Mad

Ministers Who Met In Europe Renew Acquaintance Here

Rev. Dr. Gaither P. Warfield of this city and Rev. Dr. M. C. Lehman of Akron Fla renewed their acquaintance at a Kiwanis Club meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Lehman spoke on German mind and regimentation, noting Hitler’s rise post Versailles and urging realism and patriotism to win the war. Guests included Edgar T. Wagner and others.

Europe Gaither P. Warfield M. C. Lehman Akron Fla Francis Scott Key Hotel Kiwanis Club Lehman Berlin Warfield Warsaw Berin Drottningholm United States Germany Gaig Charlemagne Frederick the Great Bismarck Adolf Hitler Adolf Hiller Lehmen Hitler U.S Dr. Lehman Milton Brunk Brunk Melvin M. Engle Edgar T. Wagner Henry T. Wade Gaither Warfeld N. A. Brunk P. L. Romsburg W. €. Royal Frederick H. L. Jenness Baltimore

Stamps On Sale For Use Tax On Autos In 1943

Use tax stamps for automobiles on public roads are now available at the Frederick post office for October 1 to January 30, 1943. Each sticker costs 3.75 dollars versus the early year 5 dollar annual sticker. Authorities report 188 stamps were sold at the local post office last month.

Frederick

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