Surplus Army Trucks Stored at Holabird Camp Faces Idle Time
The Holabird camp houses thousands of surplus army trucks and passenger cars in open lots and warehouses. Most vehicles are rusting or unstarted, with only a few being redeployed or auctioned. Government plans show preserving some stock for reserves, transferring others to civilian agencies, or using them in the Philippines and other dependents.
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Ileidis
Ted Statonate Corps
Thera Aeelow
Camp Hols
Leotherary
Calla' Fron
Lis
Cain
France
Mick i
Thicni
Motor
Holebird
H. J. Innes
Holabird
Department of
Philippines
Uni
Nave
Alnoatyceiked
Hetaiortvsg
Gepriautet
Holibird
Baths
War Department
Motor Transport Corps
Urge Repeal of Presidential War Powers
The article reports Senator Poindexter and Senator Curtis urging repeal of president powers tied to wartime actions. They argue Congress must regain authority to control measures affecting food prices and wartime policy. They criticize federal wartime control as excessive, noting President Wilson’s plan to seek extra registrational powers but questioning necessity.
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Curtis
Barnes
Thie Goal’ Corporation
Poindéxter
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Areieles
Longtime Wolfsville farmer Michael Kline dies after illness
Michael Kline aged and highly respected retired farmer of Wolfsville died Tuesday morning after a lengthy illness. Survived by widow four sons Charles Calvin Wattata Airy and two daughters Mrs John Palmer and Mrs Harry Blickenstaff, all of Wolfsville. Funeral Friday morning from the Lutheran church. Local notices mention weddings visits and church events in surrounding towns with several families hosting guests and planning the Sunday school union picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kline
Wolfs-vills
Charles
Calvin
Wattata Airy
John Palmer
Harry Blickenstaff
Lutheran Church
Lloyd Hays
Hagerstown
Joseph Martin
Elsie Pryor
Tunis
Fred
Homer
Thomas
Donna
Cordelia Line
James Pryor
Leftersburg
Harmony
Local Families Visit in Frederick Area
Mr and Mrs Luther R Cruft and son Edwin of Poolesville visited Mr and Mrs C H Mosberg and family on Sunday Miss Louise Walters of Washington visited Miss Rose Feaga in Washington while Rose vacations with her parents Mr and Mrs L E Feaga Mr and Mrs Edward Fisher of Washington visited Mr and Mrs W G Fisher on Sunday Mrs O A Cook and daughter Helen spent Wednesday in Frederick Margery Mosberg returned after visiting friends in Ha Serrsthwa for a week Mr and Mrs C Ogle of Frederick spent Sunday evening with relatives in town Mr and Mrs Harry Feaga and son James of Feagaville visited Mrs and Mrs J E B Feaga on Sunday Miss Mary Mosberg of Buckeystown spent Thursday with Mrs Henry Bakers Mrs Henry Penton at Frederick spent Monday with Mrs Franklin Cook Mrs W G Fisher spent Monday in Frederick
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Charles Snook
West
Margaret Stevens
Lewistown
Ronald Tarr
Youngstown
Ohio
Franklin Miller
Luella Green
Norfolk
Charles Green
T. C Schroyer
Hagerstown
M. P
Hesse
Eva
Mildred Fox
Washington D. C.A
Fred Kein
Climing
Lottie Pryor
Blue Ridge
Summit
Alfred Pryor
Aquiasco House
William Miles
Accomat
George W. Galloway
Laurel
Lort Galloway
Baltimore
Mary Buhrman
Miia Minilt Wiles
George Trundle
Frederick
Henry Trundle
Centerville
Hazel Wolfe
Mamie Wiles
Luther R. Cruft
Edwin
Poolesville
C. H. Mosberg
Louise Walters
Washington
Rose Feaga
L. E.,feaga
Edward Fisher
W. G. Fisher
Tve
O. A. Cook
Helen
Margery Mosberg
Ha- Sersthwa
C. Ogle
Harry Feaga
Gon. James
Feagaville
J. EB. Feaga
Mary Mosberg
Buckeys
Henry Bakers Po
Henry Pénton
Franklin Cook
W.G. Fisher
Sunday School and Kristian Endeavor Notice
There will be Sunday school Sunday morning at the M B E church. There will be Sunday school at the M P church at 3 o'clock in the afternoon with preaching by the pastor. Kristian Endeavor meeting led by Miss Mildred Short.
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M. BE
M. P
Misa Mildred
Local families visit at Charles Young and other homes
Union Bridge residents Gordon Fogle and family visited Charles Young over Sunglay. Mrs Jonas Hitterbridle and family spent Saturday near Mayberry at Thomas Fierer’s. Eli Fox and wife from Hanover were guests Sunday. Elmer and Lydia Hess, Harry Freet and family enjoyed Sunday at Peter Baumgardner’s. Myrtle Devilbiss from Walkersville stayed with brother William Devilbiss. Lydia Stansbury returned from Emmetsburg area visits. Ersrt Flanagan’s daughter and son visited Mrs George Frock. Guy Hahn and Dayhoff families of Harnesville joined at the same place Saturday and Sunday. Karl Hartsock and wife with George Eyler and niece Anna Barnes of Union Bridge spent Saturday evening at Edward Knipple’s.
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Gordon Fogle
Union Bridge
Charles Young
Sunglay
Jonas ‘Hitterbridle
Mayberry
Robert “Mumford
Fairmont
West Virginia
Thomas Firer
Eli Fox
Hanover
Elmer Hess
Harney
Harry Freet
Merle
Taneytown
Peter Baumgardner
Myrtle. Devilbiss
Walkersville
William Devilbiss
Lydia Stansbury
William Degilbiss
Rome Ohler
Emmaltsburg
Ernest Flanagan
New Midway
West Falls social notes at Mrs Molles Hood's event
The West Falls community reports a July 10 gathering at Mrs Molle Hood's with attendees including Mr and Mrs D R Hood, Mr and Mrs Raymond Brashears and daughter, Dr and Mrs Van Poole, Mrs Daisy Elgin of Baltimore, Mrs Sarah Gostell, Mrs Mary Lowman, Mrs Fanny Ritiecker, Mrs Emily Ronn, Mrs Ang Hood, and Mrs Viola. The Ladies Ald. Society of West Falls is mentioned.
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Walls
Molle “Hood
Mrv
D. R. Hood
Raymond Brashears
Mra
van Poole
Daisy Elgin
Baltimore
Sarah Gostell
Mary Lowman
Fanny Ritieecker
Emily Ronn
Ang Hood
Viola
Ladies Ald. Society
Picnic, visits mark county notes in Bethesda area
Bethesda M E Sunday school to hold a grove picnic August 14 with Rev M L Bealle and C M Yost listed among those helping entertain. A Ta yollsville band will provide music. Several local residents and visitors are named with reports of travels, visits, and community events around Cooksville and surrounding farms. A large Holstein incident near Mr Edward Burdette is also noted.
Anarchy Resolution Urges Action by President
A proposed measure by Rep Blanton of Texas declares a state of anarchy exists in the United States and authorizes the president to deploy naval and military forces to restore order, protect interstate commerce and private property, and ensure citizens can work without molestation.
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Washington
United States
Blanton
Texas
United’ States
One Million Homes Urged in Senate for Home Banks
In Washington in August Senator Calder Republican of New York urged a bill to create a system of home banks similar to farm loan banks with government support for early loans to home builders. He argued city dwellers deserve federal help to obtain homes as farmers do for mortgages.
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U. S
Senate
Washington
United States
Gatder
New York
Calder
First German War Brides Arrive in United States
The Great Northern transport carrying the first German war brides to reach the United States since 1917 landed in New York from Brest. They were among about 200 young women of various nationalities who married American soldiers abroad.
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Srings
New York
United States
Army
Great Northern
Brest
Chevrons for Governor's Ten Rifle Matches at Mt Gretna
Harrisburg Aug 9 Chevrons will be presented by the state to the ten high men in the governor s life matches for state militiamen at the Mt Gretna range August The chevrons are dark blue with a red keystone bearing the inscription Governor s Ten 191 rifle matches
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Harrisburg
Mt. Gretna
Chamberlain's Remedy Praised by Dupuyer Hotel Man
F H Doar of Dupuyer Montana touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in an advertisement. He says four years ago he used it with wonderful benefits and has since recommended it to friends. The testimonial highlights the product as a trusted, effective remedy in the ad copy.
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Tinvilie
Chamberlain
F. H. Doar
Dupuyer, Mont
16 Crap Shooters Fined In Mercer Court
Mercer County Judge Marshall fines sixteen Trenton men for a February crap game raid. Fines total 0000 dollars with probation and costs. Names include Dayli Abrams, Martin Bergen, Michael Clotro, Michael Cohen, Samuel Lichtenstein, Forman Smith, John Duffy, Frank Obesky, Harry Rednes, Charts Higgins, Jacoby Facotis, Fred Roll, John Vine, Carl Werner, Joni Mattis, Pred Salamwandra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Nood
Olliihant
Marshall
Mercer Court
Dayli Abrams
Martin Bergen
Michael Clot
Mildred Hair Remedy Claims Dandruff Cure
An advertisement touts Mildred Hair Remedy as a guaranteed cure for dandruff and hair loss. It promises scalp relief in three weeks or money back and offers 1.25 dollars per bottle with mail order for out-of-town customers.
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Mildred Ian
Pearce
Mall
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Charles Weddle
George Wirth
Pittsburgh
Isaac Rout
Clyde Cover
Wm. Cover
Chas. E. Cassell
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Stewartstown
L. Barnes
New Thirmient
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J. J. Mackley
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Roay Graham
Dayton
Foxville
West Falls
Bethesda
M. E
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C. M. Yost
Lugsville Cornet
Charles Scanlon
G W. Walkers
Eugene Walker
William Beall
M. J. Linthicum
W.H. Purdum
Fletcher Day
Salem
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J. , Walker
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Philadelphia
A. J. Bowman
Olive
C. J. Burdette
L. L. Bowman
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Alry
Bowman
Reginald King
Kemptown
Witliam Grimes
Bradley Watking
Prion Burdette
Katie. Watkins
Mildred
Audrey Claggett
Misa Heatrica Lewis
Lizzie “Cateail
William and
James Burdette
Eveline Burdette
William Beal
Henry Lanson
Edward Burdette
Mr. Lawson
Lawson
Chamberlain's
Dell
Harry
Boulah
Bell
Yonkers
Ladies and Gentleman N.Y. Confectionery Restaurant
Milton Christis
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Croello
Pearre's
William Bung
Steiner Bror Pharmacies
Knotty
Patrick
Froderter
B. W. Wilson
Mobley Building
W. Patrick
Praderick, Maryland
RED Cross
H. R. C. Fox
East Iinet ST
Jesse H. Michael
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Diagnostician
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