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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1946

Page

13

Angered Husband Tore Up Marriage Certificate

Mrs Agnes T Allen seeks an absolute divorce from John S Allen in Equity Court Bloomington after a lonely hearts magazine correspondence led to marriage. She testified that after learning she had less money than expected he tore the certificate and disappeared at about 2 am. The decree also awarded in a separate matter Charles J Lutz to Bertha Lutz for desertion of her husband and children in 1932 with court costs taxed to the plaintiff.

Bloomington Ind Agnes T. Allen West Church Street John Smith Allen Equity Court Allen Charles J. Lutz Middletown Bertha Lutz Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr Lutz

Woodsboro to Play Littlestown in Early 1946 Exhbition

Woodsboro opens its 1946 baseball season Sunday afternoon at 2 39 with an exhibition against Littlestown Pennsylvania on the Woodsboro diamond. Manager Barber Long says the squad is young but fit after spring workouts with Ken Warren, Robert Dixon and Allen P Long among the returnees. Paw Eaves leaves Woodsboro for Walkersville, replaced by Paul Eyler to bolster power. Meanwhile Norfolk Virginia reports a midtown fire at the Salvation Army USO building with two explosions and no injuries.

Woodsboro Littlestown Barber” Long Ken Warrenfeltz Robert Dixon Allen P. Long Paw Eaves Walkersville Paul Eyler Eaves Norfolk Salvation Army «Uso

Prisoners Could Buy Whiskey And Chicken

Washington reports a PRA special on the District of Columbia jail where prisoners could buy whiskey at five dollars per pint and baked chicken at ten dollars per pound. The concession was run by guard Lawrence Howard, with inspector Barrett alleging failed discipline after a November escape. Barrett warned Botkin and Gil, but the prisoner later appeared among trusted inmates with increased privileges.

Washington PRA District of Columbia Lawrence Howard Robert E. Barrett Barrett Barrell Claude O. Botkin Howard B. Gil Penal l

Balanced Budget Aims Highlight Truman Remarks

President Truman announced the government will finish the current year $7 billion richer than expected and aims to balance the 1947 budget. He cited higher revenues and lower expenditures, keeping the current tax rate, with a deficit revision showing $6.898 billion less than January projections. Goering, sidelined by a cold, was ordered to bed during the war crimes trial.

Washington Truman Goering Noernberg Herman Goering

Cumberland Lion Is Local Speaker

Lion Jackson of the Cumberland club spoke at the Francis Scott Key Hotel luncheon about citizen duties and local leadership. He described Mar tinsburg’s debt relief and rapid post elected leadership, urging unity and confidence for future progress.

Dg. Jackson Cumberland Club Francis Scott’ Key Lion Jackson Corn Products and Refining Company Martinsburg Lion Ira F. Ray L. Clinjton Rhodes T. Bramwell Maigaha Brig. Charles H. Dodd Baltimore Robert D. Mohler B. L. Feete Brunswick Club

General Motors Price Increases Ahead of Strike End

OPA announced price hikes for Pontiacs Oldsmobiles Buicks and Cadillacs built before GM strike raising 1942 baselines by 66 to 417 with costs for wages materials through fall 1945. Ceiling applied to about 12,000 pre strike cars and 4 door Chevrolet sedan rose 42, all subject to later increases. Raymond Funkhouser and Charles Town industrial plans to buy Newton D Baker General Hospital and build a 1500 worker plant between Martinsburg and Charles Town.

Washington OPA General Motors Hagerstown Raymond J. Funkhouser Charles Town Newton D. Baker General Hospital Envernment Martinsburg

Ice Patrol Radar Aids Iceberg Detection For Foggy Waters

Questions and answers cover radar use by the International Ice Patrol to locate icebergs in fog, and explain terms like quebracho and pilchard. The item shifts to a Washington report noting judges for the Old Dominion Kennel Club show at Alexander ballpark on Route 1, April 27 with several officials listed.

International Ice Patrol Washington William H. Ackland Old Dominion Kenhel Club Alexander, Va Frank Downing William D

Obscure Names: Partial List of Individuals Read

Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals including Philip Edwin Claudy Frank Foster Davis Paul Forbinger Mrs Warner Hays Heywood Hartley Thomas Hosking and Robert as part of an unidentified notice or record.

Claudy Philip Edwin Crystal Frank Foster Davis Paul Forbinger Mrs. Warner Hays Heywood Hartley Thomas Hosking Robert

Notable Names Mentioned in Civic Meeting Roles

The article lists Kendrick A Peter Knoop Mrs John M Lazear Earl H Lounsbury Louis H Nusens Victor by Rhoads Jr and W S Smiley as participants or figures connected to the recent civic meeting. Their exact roles are not specified.

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