80 More Vets Admitted To Key Post By Legion
Frances Scott Key Post of the American Legion initiated about 806 World War II veterans at the State Armory in a ceremony led by Departmental Commander Joseph A. Cantrel of Silver Spring. Speeches stressed the Legion's duties to community state and nation as members were listed and welcomed by Post Commander Louis E. Eichberger and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Joseph A. Cantrel
Silver Spring
Francis Scott Key Post
State Armory
Cantrel
Legion
D. Join Markey
Walkersville
Vernie Cassel
Washington, D. C
Chemin de Fer
National 40
George Phelps
Louis E. Eichelberger
William R. Slemmer
Walter E. Sinn
John R. Fitzpatrick
Thomas E. Williams
J. F. Minor Simpson
Robert E. Bell
Charles M. Bierley
Floyd L. Biser
Herman M. Brown, Jr
Haymond G. Brown
Karl W. Brust
Charles D. Crist
Edgar L. Draper
Russell H. Fraunfelter
Earl C. H. Funk
Joseph Hooper
Robert B. Hooper
R. M. Graves
Nathan Jacobson
Walker N. Jollife
David M. Kemp
D. W. Kellells
Earl A. Kolb
Charles F. Lewis
A. Owen Mercer
Frank M. McBride
Williamh. S. Miller
Albert S. Mullican
Granville B. Ogrey
Richard D. Qland
George E. Phebus
Willard C. Rudy
W. E. Rhoderick
Thomas L. Rippeon
Oscar R. Rippeon
Clyde M. Roney, Jr
Melvin F. Schwearingen
Dorsey F. Shipley
Grayson FP. Snook
Gordon W. Spurrier
John W. Spurrier
Edward D. Storm
Charles W. Stull
Charles A. Tracey
Francis van Fossen
Charles
List of names appears in historical record fragment
The fragment lists numerous individuals such as James A. Cutseil Austin L. Filby Thomas F. Harman Norval D. Haugh Clifford H. Hevner John rs Howard Robert F. Mick Charles W. Mock Norane L. Moreh Alion E. Sha Rebuzi E. Sacich Donald F. Linley William A Zimm erman Earl S. Gito Willam A. Brachey E A Crowther Willam Kennedy Edward F Nikirk A W Heffner C W Simpson R R Ritchie C L Eicholtz Ralph Boyer P A Dinterman A R Kinsey James Doub J T Ferguson R A Troxell Mes osrs Lantz Weitzel.
Withdrawal Of Troops in Indonesia Planned
London officials announce a gradual withdrawal of British troops from Indonesia with Dutch forces replacing them to liquidate the war with Japan. A Foreign Office spokesman notes the withdrawal is slow as Dutch forces become available. Tass cites Dutch troop movements and future arms transfers. Indonesian push for full independence persists.
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London
Indonesia
Japan
Netherlands East Indies
Vtice
Ar Ivs
Tass
Hague
Batavia
Bandeong
Borneo
Netherlands
Cook To Launch His West Md Campaign
Thomas E. Cook a Democratic gubernatorial candidate from 803 Rockwell Terrace said he will launch his campaign next Monday by distributing his platform to county teachers. The plan includes paying teachers for 12 months instead of 10. He will visit Washington County next Tuesday and then Allegany and Garrett counties later in the week.
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Thomas E. Cook
Rockwell Terrace
Cook
Washington County
Allegany
Garrett
Two Men Killed In Finksburg Crash At Routes 140 and 91
Major Desmond Holdridge 40 of Upperco Md a famed archaeologist and writer and Emerson Smith 30 of Princess Anne Md died from crash injuries when their car slammed into a tanker at the intersection of routes 140 and 91 in Finksburg. Driver Eugene Cobb 31 of Baltimore faces manslaughter charges after failing to stop. The tanker owned by E Brooke Matlock of Philadelphia. Holdridge noted explorer and author on expeditions. Smith a companion on several trips.
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Des Jmond Holdridge
Upperco
Finksburg
Major Holdridge
University Hospital
Baltimore
Emerson Smith
Princess ‘Rene
Westminster Fire Department
Richard E. Stallings
Holeridge
Stallings
Des. ‘Mond
Smith
Maj
Holdridge
Airport Road Remains Open and Grading Progress Report
The Hughes Ford road intersection near Frederick will stay open for now while grading expands north and south of the highway. A substitute highway and a water main project at the airport site await pipe delivery and may be done by Frederick City workers. The Grandview Company reports unusually rapid grading with over 7,000 cubic yards moved daily, while James Mirabella plans to return from New York soon. A new housing plat for the southeastern city area is being prepared for federal housing review, with utility lines to be installed after plat submission.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Hugh YY
Gilttinger
Grandview Company
James Mirabella
Focal
New York State
Federal Housing Agency
Former Night Club Operator Sentenced in Baltimore
Max A. Cohen former Oasis operator in Baltimore was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison and fined 20000 on income tax evasion charges. Philip Jacobs Oasis manager received six months and a 1000 fine. Judge W Chesnut noted Jacobs aided evasion but spared extra imprisonment. Cohen faces potential tax deficiencies and penalties totaling about 192516. Cohen aged about 47 apologized saying he made foolish mistakes. Some Cumberland bakeries may cut production by up to 50 percent if flour allotments drop 25 percent based on last year.
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Baltimore
Max A. Cohen
Oasis
Philip Jacobs
W. Calvin Chesnut
Ca!shen
Jacobs
Chesnut
Cohen
Cumberland
Equity in Frederick County Court Divorce Notices
No. 158607 equity case in Frederick County announces a divorce suit by Merhle A. Allen against Willie Mae Allen filed April 5 1946. The desertion since September 1944 is cited with a request to publish notices in a Frederick County newspaper for four weeks before May 21 1946.
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Frederick County
Merhle A. Allen
Willie Mae Allen
Cameron
Texas
Maryland
P. O. Boyer
Circuit Court
Court of Equity
Zulis C. Wachter
Equity
Glen M. Newman
Ida V. Smith
Raymond L. Newman
Frederick
G. BE. Hawkins
Shirley M. Newman
Joyce L. Newman
Mhenelig
Fredericks Co
Trier
Ellis. C. Wachter
Reno S. Harp
Ellis C. Wachter
aMar
Farm For Sale And City Properties Listed In Frederick
P Luther Rice Real Estate ad lists multiple Frederick area properties including an 80 acre farm with 3 room dwelling and 70 acres tillable priced at 12000, an eight room modern dwelling at 3800, a four acre wooded site with summer cottage at 450, Route 40 acre plus six room house, two story modern apartments, a six room brick dwelling with garage under 5000, plus investments and business opportunities. Rice urges listing for quick sale and service.
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Frederick City
N. W
East Church Street
East Sixth Street
Noah
Cramer & Son Realtors
St N Court Street
Frederick Ba
Gilmore R. Flauty, JR
Jacob Rohr
Market Street
Mt. Philip
Gilmore R. Flautt, JR
North Market
Oir
Frederick
Trederick
J. C. Brown
Eli Terry
Gilmore FR. Flautt, JR
Emmert R. Bowlus
RL. Kelly
Maryland
George R. Strasberger
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Court House
North Bentz Street
Gilmore R. Flautt
Bentz Street
West Sixth Street
West Sixth
Kinneharts Alley
Fifth and Sixth Streets
Frederic
Carrie E. Fox and Husband
Reed
Alton, Bennett
Local Market Faces Sharp Drop in Consumption
Operators cite a large reduction due to higher wartime business returning veterans and workers, more Cumberland residents returning from other cities, and Johnston Baking Company pulling out of the area market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Johnston Baking Company
Congressmen urge halt on grain for liquor use
Washington April 12 two congressmen urged stopping grain use for liquor until global food needs are met. Representative Celler said the grain used by distillers does not cheat the starving and noted a voluntary production cut to 20 percent of capacity. He warned of efforts to discredit distillers and accused opponents of pushing temperance revival.
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Washington
Grain use for liquor rises amid food crisis urging ban
In six months ending December 31 and January, 78,350,000 and 14,567,000 bushels of grain were used for alcoholic drinks. An Allied Liquor Industries report in New York shows whiskey and other spirits totaling 24,823,666 tax gallons in February, up 142 percent from 1945. Distilleries ran seven and a half days in February, with grain tied to only five days of operation for March and April.
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Allied Liquor Industries
New York
Mooney Hospitalized in Detroit With Minor Heart Condition
Edward Cardinal Mooney was admitted to Providence Hospital in Detroit for a minor heart condition. Dr Norman E Clarke said the 62 year old prelate was ordered to stay for a matter of many days and will be a patient for some time.
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Detroit
Edward Cardinal Mooney
Providence Hospital
Norman E. Clarke
Cardinal Mooney
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Dosh’s Livestock Market
Frederick, Md
The
Maryland Hereford Breeder's Assn
Fair Grounds
T. B
Bang
Hereford
Francis Scott Key
National Farm Loan Association
Lane Bank
NFLA
Cooperative Credit
North Court St
Compiegne
France
Margny-Les-Compiegne
Ted
Pennsylvania Avenue
Beverley Twin Market and Live Stock Exchange
G. K. Wagner
Elizabethtown
Te Vilar
Jefferson
I. C. Summers & Co
Frederick-Harpers Ferry
Hor M Farmall
McCormick- Deering
Barshear
McCormick-Deering
John Deere
Black Hawk
Stewart
Oliver
P.A
Jefferson Community
Jefferson, Maryland
L. Kelly
Turkey
University of Maryland
New Hampshire Reds
Rock Red Crosses
South Market ST
Harold A. Frushour
Harold OU. Frushour
W. Patrick St Frederick, Md
Howard A. Gross
Brunswick
Court Street
Reoples Finance CO
Noah E. Cramer
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet Sales Inc
E. Patrick St
Harry E. Mohler
NM. W
Teily
H.r
East Third Street
Murray C. Bohn
Union Bridge
Murray
Bohn
Patna
New Windsor
Pe. B.roop
New Windsor, Md
Keefer M. Koogle
Ake
Dayou
Lee Place
Grant Place
4Th
New
Keefer
Koogle
P. Luther Ride
X. Luther Rice
East Third St
Star Furniture Company
Champion
Singer
Goodwich
Seore
BABY
Maryland Poultry Improvement Board
Maryland U. S
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
West South St. Frederick
3Rd
P.L. Hargett &Co
P. L. Hargett & Co
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