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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1943

Page

7

Thomas Trial For Sabotage Began At Baltimore Plant

Thomas facing six counts of sabotage over three planes at the Midic A Gi¢in L plant. Frederica County resident, 21, formerly a plant inspector, allegedly admitted damaging electrical parts and planes. U.S. Attorney Tarton Harrington presented four hours of statements. defense questions agents’ handling and scope of the evidence.

Baltimore Harvey Lee Thomas Gi¢in L Midic A Thomas Adamalaw Frederica County United Mart Mores U.S Tarton Harrington Frank Marshall Blue G. A. Schurman

Innocent Man Pleads Not Guilty to Shipboard Incident

A man pleads innocent as prosecutors allege he damaged a radio set and insulators during a February emergency action on a ship. They say a rival exploded and he caused a damaged conduit and a deck dome light.

Tramae Lnakenis

Celebrated Anniversary Recited in Community Notices

A garbled listing of names marks a local anniversary notice with multiple individuals named alongside places and dates. The fragment references Gilmer Hawkins and others, including Earl and Edwin Haw, David Mullin, Mrs. Stein, and several families, with scattered mentions of locations and events.

Gilmer Hawkins

Youth Fellowship Plans Summer Activities and Lectures

The Evang church youth group met and laid out plans for summer, including a May 2 drama and May 9 talk by Dr. Wing on The Churches and the Social Endurable Peace. May 16 features Rev. Baer on The Churches and the Social Basis, with social events for mothers and hymn book repairs. Summer hikes, campfire, nature scavenger hunts, and a star study are planned, with meetings twice monthly.

Richard Best Lawrence Bentz Helen’ Bentz Dr. Wing Lillie Rose Bente Harold C. Baer Helen Culler James B. Ranck Ond Youth Fellowship Gloria Kinsey Olive Reddicks Yellow Springs White Rock

Local church officers listed for ongoing year

The record names officers including vice president James Sshle man secretary Lillie Rose Bentz treasurer Gloria Kinsey and clergy Rev Henri L G Kieffer pastor and assistant pastor Rev Harold C Baer for the congregation.

Funeral Services For H. J. Korrell Today

H. J. Korrell 41 a secretary of the Democratic State Central Committee dies in St. Agnes Hospital. Burial will be at Ellicott City tomorrow with honorary pallbearers including Sumner Welles and Governor O Conor. Surviving are his widow a son his parents a brother and three sisters.

Baltimore H. J. Korrell Democratic State Central Committee Sorrell St. Agnes’ Hospital Maryland Young Democrats Ellicott City Sumner Welles O'Conor Tydings and Radcliffe H. Streett Baldwin Howard Jackson William C. Walsh Millard Tawes Kerrell

Lighting fixtures awarded to real estate owner after sale

A circuit court associate judge ruled Tuesday that fluorescent lighting fixtures sold in error at Farnsworth's personal property sale belong to D. Ralph Zimmerman, owner of the real estate. The decision followed a hearing presided by Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer. Charles W. Ross, 3rd, of the city was noted in the proceeding.

Farnsworth’s D. Ralph Zimmerman Patrick M. Schnauffer Charles W. Ross This City

Rights Purchased In Sale Questioned By Trustee

In a petition the trustee D Princeton Buckey said the digas were offered through error and he learned after the sale that they belonged to Mr Zimmerman. Witnesses testified with W C McSherry as Ross’s attorney and Holden S Felton representing the trustee.

D. Princeton

Property Deed Recorded in Thurmont District

A deed recorded in the clerk's office shows the sale of about 40 acres in Thurmont district from the Furnace Development Company to Mr and Mrs Charles H Payne for about 10100 pounds.

Thurmont Furnace Development Company Charles H. Payne

Dunn asks ministers if history teaches as God uses it

Dr. David Dunn argued that history does not teach on its own but God uses history and nature to instruct people. He warned against reading the past as a ladder to the future and urged gratitude, responsibility, and faithful witness as the Christian task today.

Toy Kaleidascu Dr. Dunn

Mission ministers urge urgent need for nurses during war

Br. Edgar Hoffmeier introduced a speaker who urged ministers to instruct congregations on a nurse shortage and the need for a just permanent peace. Dr Amos Jweaker, president of the Ministerial Association, announced the call to action and that ministers should mobilize their communities.

Dr. Dunn Occident Orient Singapore Edgar F. Hoffmeier Amos Jweaker Ministerial Association

Lemon Juice Remedy for Rheumatic Pain Ad Featured

An advertisement offers Hu-Ex Compound as a quick home remedy for rheumatic arthritis and neuritis. It instructs mixing four lemons juice with a quart of water, taking three tablespoons several times daily, claiming relief within 48 hours. If no improvement, return the package for a money back guarantee. Sold by druggists under an advertised policy.

Opposition forms against Semdey movie legality at meeting

A meeting opposed the legalization of Semdey movies and sports and concluded with a luncheon at the Hotel Frederick.

Semdey Frederick

Electrifying News From West Africa Visit Plans

Army Weekly reports on anticipated public release of President Roosevelt's Africa visit plans, noting electrifying news and a two week lead time. The dispatch references Allied naval activity and a six hour hearing window, signaling heightened wartime interest.

U. S West Africa Roosevelt Africa

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Martin J Cook Richard Gardner Moot Pvt Faul ¢. Smith Parris 8 Smith Tunisia Ame Meil U. S Oreo NEAJ Keystone Nicodemus Paint Store N. Court St Ih. J. Korrell Lykeb’s R. M Hillside Coal CO Water ST Conacoth Conoco Continental Oil Co Deen Recorded David Dunn Frederick County Ministerial Association Dunn Evangelical and Reformed Theological Seminary Lanncaster St. Joseph Vagourie E. V. Stoute N. Menard Tt Baltimore, MD Lincoln Loan Service W. Patrick St. Frederick T. A. Morris Mr. Prone Oldsmobile
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