Many Local Bills Passed In Maryland General Assembly Action
Local measures passed in the legislature include salary increases for Frederick County officials Clerks of the Court and Registers of Wills and a reduction in the liquor control board appeal pathway. Other outcomes involve the assessment and tax proposals, referenda on salary increases for Brunswick officials, and restored funding for the Citizens Truck Company.
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General Assembly
Ellis C. Wachter
Register of Wills
Roy L. Leatherman
Frederick County
Courts
Registers of Wills
Senate
Baltimore City
Wicomico
Frederick
John B. Funk
Frederic County
House
A. Lamar Barrick
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Senator Funk
Brunswick
Funk
Citizens Truck Company
Frederick City
McClayton
Youth Is Arrested On Drunken Driving Charge
Paul Thomas Wilhide nineteen of 16 East Second street was arrested early Sunday on drunken and reckless driving charges with bond set at 1000 dollars. He faces a Police Court hearing Wednesday evening before Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett. Also jailed were Otis Diggs Trilby Sewell Henry Gray Lime Kiln and others for intoxication or related offenses. Several defendants were to appear for hearings at 7 p.m. tonight. Wallace In Chile Antofagasta April 4 Vice President Henry A. Wallace resumed South American schedule with visits in the port city and a plan to fly to Arequipa Peru en route to Bolivia. Official Visitation Miss Thelma Culler will be honored during her official visit to the local Pythian Sisters Temple with an entertainment under Mrs. Elizabeth M. Shipley and refreshments supervised by Mrs. Nellie Murray. Among Survivors Additional survivors of George B. Baublitz from Mercy Hospital include Wilson Baublitz Detroit Mich Robert Baublitz New Windsor and Mrs Helen Stine New Market.
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Paul Thomas Wilhide
East Second Street
Liberty
Washington Road
Evergreen Point
Sergi
Frank Dorsey
Harry Phillips
Alton Y. Bennett
Otis Diggs
Allen S. Bartgis
Trilby Sewell
Henry Gray
Howard Mewmean
John Bartlett
John Mohler
Denver Watts
Norman Dietz
Martin Kanade
Roger Mills, Jr
Norman Trump
Wallace
Chile
Antofagasta
Henry A. Wallace
Chuquinamata
Arequipa
Peru
Bolivia
Thelma Culler
Pythian Sisters
Frederick
Carroll
Washington Counties
Elizabeth M. Shipley
Nellie Murray
George B. Baublitz
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
All Saints Cemetery
Reisterstown
Wilson Baublitz
Detroit
Mich
Robert Baublitz
New Windsor
Helen Stine
New Market
Charlies W. Pearl
Africa
Monroe Stambaugh
Harvey Stambaugh
Rocky Ridge
Army Reserve
University of
South Market Street
Pauline Elizabeth Fraley
Burke Street
WAAC
Daytona Beach
Fla
Leah 8. Allen
John H. Williams Observatory
Hood College
American Meterological Society
Allen
Hood
Guy R. Krom
John Krom
No. 2
Emmitsburg
Armored Force School
Fort Knox
Charles D. Barker
Walkersville
Frederick City Hospital
Karl Jacobson
Hazel Geisbert
Argyle Apartments
Washington
Dorothy Tyne
Miami
Morris Hoffman
Fort Jackson
D. C
Charles
Charles Hoffman
John Hoffman
Sumner M. Smith
Newberry Five
Ten Cent
Company C
1St
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Joseph Murphy
Wilmington
Del
Delaware Hospital
Murphy
J. Keller Smith
Airy
Memorial Service Honors S S Officer William G Zimmerman
A memorial service for the late William G. Zimmerman was held at 10:30 a.m. Sunday in the Evan gelical Lutheran church school auditorium. Zimmerman served as Sunday school secretary from January 4, 1903 until his February death. The service featured remarks by Rev. Amos John Traver, a $500 memorial gift to the church fund by his wife and two daughters, and resolutions by the Sunday School Association. Holmes D. Baker and others spoke of Zimmerman’s loyalty to home and church. The program included prayers, a vocal quartet, hymns, and the Doxology, with baskets of flowers adorning the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Zimmerman
Evangelical Lutheran Church School
Zimmerman
Amos John Traver
Church Organ Fund
Isabel E. Zimmerman
Roland W. Harbaugh
Holmes D. Baker
Citizens National Bank
Sunday School Association
Charles F. Seeger
John L. Shaw
Herbert S. Schoeder
Earl E. Zeigier
Traver
Mr. Seeger
Church School
James H. Falk
C. William Sprenkel
Bridge guard decision looms on Monoacacy Route 40
State Senator John B Funk said Sunday night that state guard officials will decide if guards keep watching the temporary bridge over the Monocacy River on Route 40 east of Frederick. A Senate committee trimmed a requested 700 000 dollar appropriation to 350 500 and left it to officials to determine placement of funds. Deeds recorded show Edward N Derr and Edward H Baker selling large farms in Johnsville and Buckeystown districts for around 30 000 and 17 500 dollars respectively, to William F Steigler and J Russell Allnutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy River
Frederick
John B. Funk
Senate
State Guard
Edward N. Derr
William F. Steigler
Johnsville
John H. Baker
J. Russell Allnult
Buckeystown
Will probated for Frederick businessman Charles S Wilson
The will of Charles S Wilson, Frederick businessman, was probated in Orphans Court this morning. It leaves the estate to widow Virginia May Wilson who is appointed executrix without bond. The estate is valued at about 3700 dollars. The will is dated March 10 1943 and was witnessed by Gilmore R B Flautt and Ruth R B Flautt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Wilson
Frederick
Orphans Court
Virginia May Wilson
Gilmore RB. Flautt
Ruth RB Flautt
Capt Smith veteran fireman dies at 60s end
Capt. Smith war veteran and pioneer movie exhibitor dies. He helped form Smith and Dertzbaugh stationery firm, later joined Rice and Sons as bookkeeper. First commander of Francis Scott Key post American Legion, longtime church and Monocacy Club member. Survived by six children and a sister. Funeral arrangements pending. body at 154 East Patrick Street.
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Capt. Smith
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Smith and Dertzbaugh
Mr. Dertzbaugh
Rice and
Hal Mer
Lewis A. Rice and Sons
Pioneer Mov
We Athant
J. Eichlberger
Empire Theater
Tri-State Theater Circuit, Inc
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Frederick Lodge
B. P. O. Ellis
Evangelical Reformed Church
U. S. Army
Army Finance School
Duke University
Durham
N. C
George ST. Smith
James W. Mullen
Baltimore
Gregory Maria
O'carm
Washington
Paul IG. Smith
England
Richard Smith
Herbert E .Gosnell
East Patrick Street
Harry C. Carty Company
Frederick High seniors bid farewell to Travers Stultz
Frederick High School seniors held a farewell party for Travers Stultz son of Mr and Mrs G William Stultz of Braddock Heights after the concert on March 26 at the Crothers home on Grove Boulevard The guest of honor received a parting gift and left next day for Parks Air College East St Louis Ill to continue his schooling
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Travers Stultz
G. William Stultz
Braddock Heights
Robert B. Crothers
Grove Boulevard
Parks Air College
East St. Louis
Ill
Park Air College
Roosevelt and
Churchill
Casablanca
S.A.C. Monthly Meeting Highlights Frederick Red Cross
The Staff Assistance Corps of Frederick County Red Cross met at the Y M C A with Commander John R. Fitzpatrick of Frederick's Navy Basic Training School as guest speaker. A new class of 20 staff assistants attended. About 33 members were present and heard encouragement to persist in Red Cross service through nationwide group cooperation. Adults and many Frederick High School students completed training to assist clerical work and public health efforts. Junior and nurse aide roles were detailed, with seniors serving at the Tivoli theater war stamp booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staff Assistance Corps
Frederick County Red Cross
John R. Fitzpatrick
Frederick
Navy Basic Training School
Fitzpatrick
Red Cross
United States Navy
Frederick County
C. Lease Bussard
Francis Perrott
Francis X. Staley
Ransom R. Lewis
Frederick High School
Mary Katherine Doll
Deborah F. Engelbrecht
Helen Jones
Marie Jones
Shirley L. Miller
Jean Moser
Geraldine Shook
Charlotte Shankle
Jane Shoemaker
Margaret Swain
Betty Spalding
Jeanne Whisner
Tivoli Theater
Flossie E. Cain
C. E. Cline, Jr
Margrete Dill
James H. Harris
W. Harry Haller
Margaret R. Motter
Gerrit Peters
J. J. Schmidt
War ration program details set for April and injuries in Maryland
The article outlines April ration limits for War Ration Book Two including 48 points for April and weekly meat points of 16. It notes fuel oil coupons 4 and 5 validity, gasoline rationing by coupons, sugar and coffee stamps, shoe and bicycle provisions, and age rules for coffee stamps. It also reports the death of Ernest Albert Fresh, 23, from a motorcycle crash near Sideling Hill, with skull fracture and fatal injuries.
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Hagerstown
Ernest Albert Fresh
Myersdale
Washington County Hospital
Sideling Hill
Hancock
Fresh
Frick Company
Waynesboro
Miss Miller Elected President of Athletic Aces MBS College
Miss Miller of Brooklyn Park was elected president of the Athletic Aces MBS College. She serves as personal editor of Touchstone, the college annual, and is a member of Town Hall and the Student Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Brooklyn Park
Pn Bpa
Observing WAAC Week Celebrations Spur Enlistments
WAAC Week campaigns sweep the nation with posters, radio, displays, and personal outreach. A Maryland unit of 150 women will depart from Hagerstown for WAAC training, the first from the city. Local recruiting continues with many applicants awaiting enlistment confirmation as seven daily radio programs begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
WAAC
Frederick
Maryland
Hagerstown
Hendrickson
Julia Etchison
Meat coupons extended for two weeks nationwide
Washington reports the second set of meat ration coupons can be converted to eatables, enabling families to buy large roasts and hams at points of 7 to 11 per pound. Unused A stamps remain valid, while B, C, D, and E stamps become eligible on schedule, with penalties for misuse. Generals De Gaulle and Giraud plan unity talks in North Africa, Eden to meet De Gaulle next day.
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Washington
OPA
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Reqvlar
Chuck
woaRs
SGONT
Flate
Bene
S.S
Rockville
O'Connor
Joseph B. Simpson, Jr
Montgomery County
Simpson
H. Leslie Carlin
Reading
Reading Eagle
Reading Tim
Sunday Eagle
New York
S.A.C
Comdr. Fitzpatrick
Lillian Miller
Times-Mirror
Leesburg
Ralph M. Dorsey
Berryville
Westmoreland Davis
Wich
Loudoun County
John B. Diamond
London
Chas, DeGaulle
North Africa
Henri Giraud
Georges Catroux
Giraud
Anthony Eden
United States
Canada
DeGaulle
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinknam
Lyken's Valley
R. M
Mim
Hillside Coal CO
WATER
Frederice, Maryland
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Keystone
Nicodemus
N. Court
Ivacolite
Colorado Bldg
Wash. D. C
War Manpower Commission
Apply Employment Office
WAR Production Board
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insernnes
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