Blake Gone Again Jumps Bail In California
Blake, a noted bail jumper wanted on charges of false pretense sodomy and assault and battery, disappeared after posting a $100 bond in Long Beach California. Local authorities and FBI plan to pursue him. a reward may be offered using forfeited bond funds to pressure his capture.
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George Wilson Blake
Long Beach
Calif
Allen S. Bartgis
Karl Holton
Blake
Frederick County
Bartgis
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Maryland
FBI
Kansas City
New York
Barigis
Louis F. Costuma
California
Pacific Coast
Walter Jackson
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Schnauffer
Prince Georges County
Dinner Today To Honor Local Masonic Trustees
Master Masons under the Frederick Masonic Domino Club sponsor a dinner at the Masonic Temple to honor Trustees Horace C. Zacharias Joseph W L Carty A LeRoy McCardell Jacob Rohrback Ira L Miller G Hunter Bowers and former trustee Grayson E Bowers Leslie N Coblentz toastmaster. Music by Sperry Storm H David Hagan Joe Stephens Harry Schroeder. Ladies of the Evangelical Lutheran Church prepare and serve the dinner at 615 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sperry Storm
H David Hagan
Joe Stephens
Harry
Schroeder
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Answers To War Quiz From Page Five
Answers To War Quiz lists questions about military insignia Iceland service and historic figures. It notes Count Sforza as former Italian Foreign Minister who opposed Mussolini and later lived in New York. The item mentions Sacramento aiming to celebrate California gold discovery centennial and Niewers pen BR THHF.
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Iceland
Count Sforza
Italy
Mussolini
New York
Sacramento
California
Germantown Man Hurt As Car Overturns On Route 240
George W. Grimes, 47, of Germantown escaped with a severe gash when his car left Route 240 a mile north of Hyattstown, overturned, then righted. He was treated at Frederick City Hospital and discharged. Trooper William Houck held him briefly during investigation. No passengers. Accident occurred at a sharp curve. Brunswick dairies told to improve after unsatisfactory state health reports.
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George W. Grimes
Germantown
Hyattstown
Frederick City Hospital
Grimes
Buck Private Warren Pershing Joins Army Life at Fort Belvoir
The son of General John J. Pershing, Pvt Warren Pershing, 32, former New York broker, is shown pushing a wheelbarrow after a session with a pick and shovel at Fort Belvoir Virginia. He left his brokerage two months ago to enroll as a buck private NEA Telephoto.
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Pvt
Warren Pershing
John J Pershing
A. E F
Fort Belvoir
Young Pershing
New York
Auto Accidents Reported In City Traffic Delays With Collisions
Two separate crashes occurred in the city on Thursday. Wilbur Alexander and Lee Calvert Palmer collided at North Market and East Patrick streets, with about $60 damage to Palmer’s left front. no charges after a settlement. A second wreck at West Church and Record streets involved taxi driver Frank Heller and William Brandenburg. Heller charged with reckless driving, Brandenburg with failure to give right of way. Another incident on West Fourth near Market damaged Willis Beachley’s car. no charges.
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Wilbur Alexander
Chambersburg
Lee Calvert Palmer
Middletown
Shtug and
Bell
Alexander
North Market Street
Palmer
East Patrick Street
Palmers
West Church and
Record Streets
Frank L. Heller
Jefferson Street
William Brandenburg
Heller
West Church Street
Brandenburg
Record Street
Frank Dorsey
West Fourth Street
Market Willis
U S Output Of Planes Is Increasing Monthly
Speaker Sam Rayburn declared at a Texas unity rally that the United States now produces more than 3000 planes monthly and can build two and a half times as many planes as all enemies combined. He cited a factory turning out daily a full trainload of tanks and said war production is ahead of the planned program. The census notes 600 million pounds of dog and cat food valued at 36 million dollars were produced last year by the feed and meat packing industries.
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Sulphur Springs
Tex
Sam Rayburn
United States
Texas
Frederick Lions Club Quiz Night at Hotel Frederick
The Frederick Lions Club held a family night with about 90 members and guests enjoying turkey dinner and entertainment. Peggy Bowers Patsy Runkles and Peggy Stewart performed, Margaret Spessard on piano, with Richard F Simmons and J Roy MacLennon conducting the quiz contest. Dr A R Remsberg presided as club president.
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Lions Club
Frederick
Reds Smash Two German Divisions
Red Army reports from London say two German divisions were broken on the Kalinin front after a surprise counterattack. Moscow claimed heavy German losses with a 900-man figure cited, and also noted 40 more Nazi dugouts taken near Smolensk. Aerial victory tally reported 25 to 6 in favor of the Soviets.
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London
Red Army
Kalinin
Moscow
Smolensk
Junkers
Germany
Tass
Lake Imen
Russia
Hitler
Soviet Push Claims Big Caspian Air Support
Red Star reports from Smolensk West of Moscow describe intense fighting with Soviet forces overcoming German positions and counting heavy German losses. Stockholm notes Caspian ice melt enabling American planes to move toward Astrakhan for Russian front support.
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Kalinin
Smolensk
Red Star
Simolensk
Moscow
Stockholm
Caspian Sea
Caspian
Astrakhan
Persian Gulf
Iran
Smokeless Powder From Unfinished Whiskey
Eleven Maryland and Eastern Pennsylvania distilleries pledged to convert unfinished whiskey known as high wines into 190 proof industrial alcohol for smokeless powder and other explosives. Quota about 300,000 gallons to Yonkers plant for re distillation over 28 days. War Production Board and others attended the discussion on storage, transport, and truck shipping to ease railway load.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Eastern Pennsylvania
Yonkers
N. Y
War Production Board
Defense Supply Corporation
Office of Price Administration
Internal Revenue Bureau
Soldiers Granted Free Mail Privileges In Frederick
Frederick post office reports many service members including soldiers sailors marines and Coast Guardsmen are unaware of free first class mailing rights. Visitors from the West passing through Frederick sought details and were directed to the local postmaster as the sorting clerk noted handling a lot of inquiries.
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Frederick
U. S
Franked Mail Guidance From Army Post for First Class Mail
Uniformed armed forces personnel were advised by an assistant to Postmaster Guy K Motter to mark free in capital print the stamp holder rank full name and service designation in the return address corner on first class mail. Three transients, identified as Francis Manning Frank Burke of Boston and Elmer H Glazzard of New York City, were jailed awaiting vagrancy hearings after being detained by Sergeant Six and Officer Kanede.
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Armed Forces
Guy K. Motter
Sergeant Six
Kanede
Francis Manning
Frank Burke
Boston
Elmer H. Glazzard
New York City
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Niewers
NAS
France
DE Grand Cross of
Legion of Honor
Belgium
U.S
Poland
Star of the Order of the Crown
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
the Order of the White Lion
Douglas MacArthur
Hungary
Romania
General MacArthur
Ecuador
the Order of the White Baals
Grand Cross of
Polonia Restituta
the Order of Military Merit
Stae
Abdon Calderon
Dairies
Brunswick
State Health Department
Buck Private
Allen
N. Market ST
Reds
Caré
Delphey
West Patrick ST
C.E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Frederick Cloaks Suit Store
Market Sts
North Market ST
Hose
Bempberg
Alpaca
Idico
C. C. Cart
E. Patrick St
Henry
Bembergs
Seersuckers
Henry’s
Vap
Grcrive
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