Farmers May Now Proceed With Wheat Programs 1944
Questions on wheat allotments and payments for the 1944 crop were answered Monday, clearing Frederick County farmers to plant this fall. Joseph H. Blandford announced no acreage limits or 1944 wheat payments. no marketing quotas apply, signaling the virtual abandonment of wheat control. The soil program continues with payments for approved practices, while loans will be set at not less than 83 percent of parity and announced in 1944. County committees will determine eligibility for loans, and farmers are urged to hold land for increased grain sorghums and feed grains while planting wheat where appropriate. A Red Cross benefit puppet show raised 1.23 from local children.
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Frederick County
Joseph H. Blandford
Maryland Aaa Committee
Henry R. Shoemaker
AAA Committee
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
War Food Administration
Blannford
Blandford
Maryland
State War Board
Doula Coulis
Adv Ducers
RED Cross
Suzanne Doueall
C. R. Doueall
Elm Street
Shirley
Jannette Felton
Holden S. Felton
Dill Avenue
Dougall
Private Whipp Returns to Fort Lewis Post
Fort Lewis, Wash. Pvt. Whipp has returned to his post after spending nine days with his parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Whipp of Shookstown. He entered service February 9 and previously trained at Salem, Ga. Army Air Base. He now serves with the 522 Qm. Compans at Fort Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt. Whipp
Harvey ©. Whipp, Sr
Shookstown
Fort Lewis
Wash
Salem
Gre
Army Air Base
Luxury Liner Turns Transport Carries Troops Amidustered Decks
In a sweltering departure, a famed luxury liner is loaded with thousands of soldiers for overseas duty. The ship, stripped of luxury, now functions as a moving Army transport with bunks filling every deck space and two meals daily for 2,300 troops as it heads to a secret destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feter Edson
NEA Stall
New York Port of Embarkation
New York
Someody
Veey
Red Cross
Mt Airy Man Faces Three Charges After Eluding Trooper
Story covers Fred Bloodsoe of near Mt Airy charged in Ellicott City jail with reckless driving failure to give information after an injury accident and operating without license. Trooper Badger says Bloodsoe signed his driving statement in collision with Donald Warfield near Mt Airy injuring Mrs Warfield and Roy Ellin. Bloodsoe to have hearing next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Ellicott City
Fred Bloodsoe
Frank Badger
Bloodsoe
Donald M. Warfield
Warfield
Roy H. Ellin
Denver Jefferson
Gaithersburg
Jefferson
Louise Bloodsoe
Badger
Local Social Notes Highlight Names At A Gathering
A listing of attendees includes Mrs Warry Beane Mr and Mrs May Newcomer and their son Gene Mr and Mrs Maurice Keilholte and son Kenny Mr and Mrs John Hollinger and children John and Betty Mr and Mrs Maurice Moser Shirley Moser and Margaret Null Mr and Mrs Harry Knipple Mrs Bruce Smith Mrs Catherine Moser Mrs Helen Valentine Mrs Ethel Wood Mrs James Saylor and children Mary Eljien Anna Margaret and Tommy A guest prize was won by Ray Valentine Bingo prizes were given the winner Benny Esther Valentine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry Beane
May Newcomer
Gene
Maurice Keilholte
Kenny
John Hollinger
John
Betty
Maurice Moser
Shirley Moser
Margaret Null
Harry Knipple
Bruce Smith
Catherine Moser
Helen Valentine
Ethel Wood
James Saylor
Mary Eljien
Anna Margaret
Tommy
Three Wills Are Probated In Maryland Circuits
The Orphans' Court admitted three wills to probate Monday. The Alemnda Wachter estate totaling about 13,000 includes legacies to Walter C. Zimmerman and Walter Eugene Zimmerman, with others named, and a fund for a grave plot in Mt Hope Cemetery. The George F. Winegardner will from Emmitsburg leaves life estate to his widow and equal shares to children Bernard Joseph Winegardner Agnes Stallsmith Lucy Igle and Jdnia Woods Riloh So Sperry with executor Winegardner. The James H. Harrison will from Knoxville revokes admin letters and designates Sherman P. Bowers as executor to pay costs from 300 in assets to two children Mabel Frances and James Lee Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alemnda Wachter
Orphans’ Court
Walter C. Zimmern
Baltimore
Walter Eugene Zimmerman
Mt Hope
Woodsboro
Walter C. Zimerman
Donald ‘Wand Walter Eugene Zimmerman
Madeline M. Engle
Zimmerman
Davald T. Zimmerman
David R. Zimmerman
Paul K. Willard
William G. Zimmerman
Walter Zimmerman
Court Winegardner
George F. Winegardner
Emmitsburg
Mike
Bernard
Joseph Winegardner
Agnes Stallsmith
Lucy Igle
Jdinia Woods Riloh
Sperry
Emmitsburgh
Guy A. Baker
Rose Putman
James H. Harrison
Knoxville
Madge V. Harrison
Sherman P. Bowsers
Mabel Frances
James Lee Harrison
Ruth E. Melfenstein
Allan ¥. Bennett
Harrison
Estate Assets Dispute Over Final Account
Mrs Marion Webster Stull widow of Benson Stull petitions the Orphans Court challenging the administrator Everett R Stull to show cause why additional estate assets should not be added to the accounting. She seeks one third share and a hearing. She alleges failure to account for a hog sale proceeds check and labor payments of 630.60, with other farm funds unitemized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Webster Stull
Benson Stull
Momlaw
Orphan's Court
Everett R. Stull
William M. Storm
Stull
Ensign Wachter Completes Navy Pilot Training
Receives commission as Navy pilot after training. Son of Mr Jeiner B Wachter from near Sreemilly, educated at Walkersville High School and University of Maryland briefly. Attended naval air stations in Athens GA, Olathe Bar, and Pensacola FL. Serves in Air Corps ground forces, stationed previously in Fresno California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na Reserve
Navy
Walkersville
University of Maryland
Naval Air Stations
Athens
Olathe
Bar
Pensacola
Fin
Wachter
Army
Mires Bergh
Air Corps
Fresno
Calif
Bombers Hit Jap Targets in Southwest Pacific Campaign
Allied bombers struck multiple Japanese bases across the southwest Pacific on August 14 from Vila in the Central Salamens to Amboina and Salamaua with 244 tons of bombs. Bairoka and Vila were hit as rains slowed advances on Munda, while a Liberator over New Britain was attacked by nine Zeros resulting in three enemy planes shot down. eleven Japanese aircraft were captured at Munda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Pacific
Striek
Vila
Salamens
Amboina
Dules
Australia
Salamaua
New Guinea
New Georgi
Bairoko
New Britain
Deceased’s Machinery Unaccounted For. No Money Owed by Guy Tull
The article notes that the machinery belonging to the deceased is not accounted for and that there is no mention of money due from Guy Tull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Tull
Pedestrian Strike Fatalities Prompt Reckless Driving Charge
Wade H. Kidwell aged 66 of Harpers Ferry suffered critical injuries when struck by a car along Route 440 near Sandy Hook. He died later? The driver, Staunton, said he swerved to avoid the pedestrian and collided with Kidwell. A reckless driving charge was entered against Staunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade H. Kidwell
Harpers Ferry
Shenandoahy River
Route Gap
Sandy Hook
Schnauffer Hospital
Braeswitk
Charles ‘Vows Corp
Elwood Ha
Sid Rithwell
Aur
Chirence Hoh Hunde
Charles Maes Wa
Kidwell
Staunton
Meone
Kidwell Injury Probe Continues In Washington County
Investigating officers will carry the inquiry forward as Kidwell’s injuries are assessed. Kidwell, known in Harpers Ferry and Potomac area for work with ferries and boat supplies, has a brother Richard who died after falling from a boat while ferrying a passenger on the Shenandoah River. Vice President Wallace announced a Chicago rally for September 1 supporting a postwar international cooperation plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Corp O'Hara
Kidwell
Harpers Ferry
Potomac
Richard Kidwell
Shenandoah River
Wallace
Washington
Chicago
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Pvt. Warvey C. Whipp. Jr
Iit
Mt. Airy Man
E. EF. Keilholtz
Ralph
Monocacy View Cabin
E. F. Keilholtz
Hazel
Merle Keilholtz
Lois
Sandra
Raymond Keilholtz
Bobbie
Charles Mumma
Kenneth
Reynard Stambaugh
Charles
Richard
Frederick
Frances Stambaugh
Emory Valentine
Maurice Hahn
Edward Smith
Ruth
Lewis Smith
Ray Valentine
Esther
Marion
Robert Fitez
Robert
Lucille
Virginia
Harriet Fitez
Signature Auto Furniture Loans
Frederick, Maryland
Ian Neel
Gosnell
Kaufman Garage Company
East Patrick St
Thone
Jeiner B. Wachter
Sreemilly
Fasten
Joseph W. Wachter
Pacific Aviators
Munda
Airhaen
Pearl Harbor
Pearl Harbor Navy Yard
Explorer
America
Arrow
American Timber Products
Wallground
Rea Rast
Chaoreh St
Jaca
Ter Ledia
Pinkham
Jon Isbel
Storm & Shipley
Krasy Comner
Thane
M. Dally
Kemabei ‘ Jewelry
Stig
Blh
United States
Fredericktown
Bankers
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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