Brunswick Railroader Sent to Jail for Contempt
Edgar N Utterback, a Brunswick railroad employee, was jailed for contempt of court by Chief Judge Edward Delaplaine for failing to pay alimony to his wife Mrs Melen E Utterback and their child. He damaged his home in temper after a wife’s letter to railroad officials and may face Brunswick magistrate court on municipal offense charges. E Austin James represents Mrs Utterback and William M Storm the husband.
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Brunswick
Fred
Edward §. Delaplaine
Edgar N. Utterback
Melen E. Utterback
Delaplaine
Utterback
Utterbach
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Uflerback
Brunswick Magistrate's Court
E. Austin James
William M Storm
Bombers Start Large Fire On Jap Munda Base
Navy communique reports April 24 attacks on Munda airfield New Georgia by Avenger torpedo bombers Dive bombers and Wildcat fighters setting a large fire destroying unidentified buildings and a heavy explosion observed Also mentions renewed bombing of Kiska in the Aleutians Weathered conditions hindered P-38 bombers operations with no clear results
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Washington
Munda
Satawane
Navy
Kiska
South Pacific
Grumman
Death recalls Travilah name origin in Gaithersburg
The death of James D. Vinson at the Methodist Home for the Aged in Gaithersburg after five years as a guest prompted Montgomery County official J Forest Walker to explain Travilah’s naming. Vinson suggested naming the settlement after his former employer, Travilan Clagett, when the Post Office chose a name about 60 years ago. Leaders Bible Class at Calvary Methodist held Easter service with 142 men, 77 in Red division and 66 in Blue. Edward S. Rice gave the sermon and goals for missionary work were reported.
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Rockville
James D. Vinson
Methodist Home For
Gaithersburg
J Forest Walker
Montgomery County
Teterine Aakinis
Travilah
Vinson
Walker
Travilan Clagett
Post Office
Sears
Leaders Bible Class
Calvary Methodist Church
Edward S. Rice
Millard Crum
Charles Yahn
M R. Etchison
William Gosnett
Raymond Free
Thomas Summers
Frederick City Hospital
Hampden Methodist Church
Belwpore
Fingerprint Campaign To Be Discussed In Frederick
A public meeting in Frederick will hear TV figure J Edgar Hoover official discuss fingerprinting all citizens. He will outline the need for records and show formats for file usefulness in government and security efforts amid wartime urgency.
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J Edgar Hoover
FBI
Frederick
James Ho Baris
Enasnan
Educational Division
Lots
A W OV. S
Gover Cine
Negernnets
Washington
Easter Vesper Service at Hood College
Rev Dr Nevin C Har delivered an Easter vesper at Hood College in Lancaster at 4 p.m. in Bredbesk Hall with the talk The Easter Story from the text If in this life only we have hope in Christ. Henry T Wade provided organ music and the choir, directed by Paul Beckhelm, performed Easter compositions.
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Nevin
Theological Seminary of the Evangelical and Reformed Caurercy
Lancaster Patboke
Hood
Bredbesk Hall
Hun
Henry T. Wade
Paul B. Beckhelm
$50 000 Damage Suit To Come Up Wednesday
About fifteen witnesses from this county were summoned for the trial in Rockville Wednesday of a $50,000 damage suit arising from a fatal accident in the county. The suit is State of Maryland to the use of Great American Indemnity Company versus M J Grove Lime Company. Mrs. Dorothy R. Horner, surviving widow, and three Horner children sue for damages for the death of John E Horner, a driver for Richard F Kline of this city. Local counsel for plaintiffs are ______. for the defense are Austin James and W Clinton McSherry. The case has been continued from prior sessions.
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Rockville
Maryland
Great American Indemnity Company
Dorothy R. Horner
John E Horner
Braddock
M J Grove Lime Company
Horner
Richard F Kline
Wall Fra
Aling
Grove Lime Company
True
Waterad
Montgomery County
Val
Weavie Co
Witham
Austin James
W. Clinton McSherry
Theme Company
Jeff Today Wiedee Wins World Championship Knockout
Reuters-like report claims Jeff Today Wiedee defeated Bob Fussimmons by knockout to claim the world championship in June 1699. James J Jethies marks the 168th birthday with a business smile and a goal cigar. Bailmaker Jam stays active on the Burbank Cate farm staging amateur fights in Bern.
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Wiedee
Bob Fussimmons J
James J Jethies
Biz
Jam
Burbank
Cate Farm
Bern
Frederick High seniors buy ten Jeeps with war bonds
Frederick High School seniors raised $9,117 20 toward the wartime jeep drive, enough for ten Jeeps, with further purchases planned to hit $10,000. The drive began April 5 with each class aiming for one Jeep, and a student pledged a $900 contribution for a personal Jeep.
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Frederick High School
Four Hood College Seniors Read Honor Papers
Four Hood College seniors will present their honor papers in public readings. Elinor Shewbridge of Brunswick author in political science will present A Study of Recent Pan American Conferences 1936 1942 The Development of the Almae Doctrine into a Multilateral Statement. Dean Kersenhner of Philadelphia in biology will read Taxonomy and Ecology of Campus Bird Baths. Jane Hartman of Frederick will read The Negro American s Interpretation of Life as Revealed in Contemporary Negro American Poetry. Elizabeth Hall of Baltimore will present La Revolte de Individu contre la Societe in French. Readings scheduled Wednesday evening through Friday evening in Room 45 and Room 35 of the administration building.
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Hood College
Elinor Shewbridge
Brunswick
Rour 45
Dean Kersehner
Philadelphia
Muss Jane Hartman
Frederick
Wil
Elizabeth Hall
Baltimore
la Revolte de Individu Contre la Societe
Bespectacled Tucker Starts Season as White Song Centerfielder
Bespectacled Thurman Tucker begins the season as White Song centerfielder. Known as Joe E for his resemblance to Joe E Brown, Tucker finished last season with Chicago after hitting 312 for Fort Worth. He posted 175 hits and 222 bases.
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Thurman Tucker
Joe E
Joe E Brown
Tucker
Chicago
Fort Worth
Marylanders Held Prisoner in Axis Camps
The War Department announced five Maryland men were held prisoner by Axis powers. Private Charles M. Brewer, wife in Beallsville, Md, and Private First Class Edwin A. Goruch, Westminster, were in an Italian prison camp. Private First Class Lawrence R. Beard of Westminster was among 477 American captives held by the Japanese.
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Maryland
War Department
Charles M. Brewer
Beallsville
Edwin A. Gorsuch
Mary M . Gorsuch
Westminster
Lawrence R. Beard
Elvie Beard
Henry VIII Era Traffic Rule Declares King’s Highway Not a Stable Yard
A historic traffic regulation from Henry VIII era prohibits using the King’s Highway as a stable yard. The rule emphasizes keeping royal roads clear for travel rather than livestock or horses.
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England
Henry VIII
Wartime Outlook In Pearl Harbor Aftermath And Pearl Harbor Punishment
A column argues that under civilized warfare laws Japan bears responsibility for Pearl Harbor and the Doolittle raid executions. It urges listing responsible Japanese officials, predicts American resolve will intensify, and notes broadcasts reflect Japanese awareness of growing US hostility. The piece connects anti-Japanese sentiment to broader wartime measures and morale. Also includes a local church meeting note with activities and attendees.
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Japan
America
Pearl Harbor
Doolittle
United States
Tokyo
Berlin
Committees Named for May Meeting at Margaret Fogle’s Home
Mrs Clyde Beard Pauline Smith and Dorothy Grim were appointed to the program and scripture prayer committees for the May meeting at Margaret Fogle’s home. The remainder of the gathering featured games and refreshments served by the hostess Dorothy Grim.
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Rocky Hill Sunday School
Pauline Fogle
Kathryn Baker
Ruth
Anna Kline
Ivory Palaces
Clyde Beard
Hal
Genevieve Fogle
Dorothy Grim
Pauline Foge
Pauline Smith
Pauline Baker
Margaret Fogle
Ruth Kline
Pauline
Sub Vilven Crew Lost Off Swedish Coast
Stockholm reports the Swedish Navy says all hope is abandoned for the 33 crew aboard the submarine Vilven massed off the Swedish west coast near Marstrand since April 16. The loss ends a prolonged search and rescue effort.
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Stockholm
Vilven
Marstrand
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Jap Munda
Harvey P Conner
Johnevite District
Giphans Court
Blereche W. Conner
Roy D. Snyder
Charles D. Meiz
Jeff
Lewis A. Zimmerman
Lehighton
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Morningside Hospital
Portland
Ore
F. HS
Guadalcanal
al- Kiels
Sialy Ab Uiladis
Army Signal Corps
Nea
United States War Savings
Treasury
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lawrence Letter
General Doolittle
United Nations
Pacific
Marine Corps
David Lawrence
Kophest Wallis
KEY Hotel Bldg
St. Joseph
Lyken
RE. M
Ens
Hillside Coal CO
Water ST
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Ghuavartee
American Institute of Refrigeration
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Kemp
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