Claims FBI Connection Case Shifts in Magisterial Court
Thomas F. Kinder of Denver appeared in Magistrate Allen Bennett's court facing charges of carrying a concealed weapon and indecent exposure. Kinder, WWI veteran, claimed FBI ties and role in capturing saboteurs, prompting lengthy defense and delays. He was remanded to sheriff custody pending status investigation amid questions on jury trial rights.
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Thomas F. Kinder
Denver
Cole
Magstrate Allen Y. Bennett
Kinder
FBI
James Wilmore Boyce
Vonth
North Bentz Street
Fred Bond
Mino
Guilly
Bennett
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Lena Dinterman
East Fifth Street
Mary 5S
Robert Wayne
William W. Stonebrunner
Middletown
Frederick
Leib Adeep
Traffc
Jesse W. Winner
Taneytown
Record Corn Selloff Swells Chicago Market
Farmers rushed corn to market boosting supply for war needs as cash grain dealers report record outflow. Buyers secure deliveries for late September while June droughts contrast with July purchases totaling about 5300000 bushels and 18 million deferred purchases in 10 days.
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Chicago
Cash Grain
Board of Trade
Mid-West
Divorce Granted in Equity Court for Frances L Bair
Associate Judge Patrick M Sennauffer signed a decree granting Frances L Bair of Rockville an absolute divorce from Donald C Bair of Frederick. She may resume her maiden name Frances Louise Gue. The defendant was ordered to pay the costs. EB Aus tin James represented Mrs Bair.
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Patrick M Sennauffer
Equity Court
Frances L Bair
Rockville
Donald C Bair
Frederick
Countians Leave For Army From Frederick Board 2
Nineteen Countians inducted July 22 at Baltimore left Wed afternoon by train for Camp Lee Virginia for active service. Five Countians were accepted for the Navy and two more registrants will depart for the Army this week. Recruits reported entraining yesterday under Carmen E. Reeder for active duty, with a list of names including Woodrow Rippean Paul Funk Robert Cannon Lawrence Horner Ker Kilmer Anders Rocky Ridge Robert Lean Joy Emmisburg Earlston Forney Snafer Woodsboro Albert Sier Mertile Rice Richard Weller Charles Brunner and others from Thurmont Emmitsburg and Libertytown.
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Baltimore
Frederck Draft Board No
Camp Lee
Army
Navy
Amy
Howard Edgar Lewis
Thurmont
Marion
Theodore Dutrow
Market S
Frederick
Ray
Edward Clabaugh
John Joseph Sharp
Emmitts‘burg
John Reber
Eckenrode
George Raymond Jor
Don
Edgar Franklin Price
Monroe St
Carmen E . Reeder
Seventh St. Frederick
Woodrow Wilson Rippean
Paul Tyler Funk
Robert Frances Can‘non
Lawrence Richard Horner
LeGore
Lester Earl Stull
Frederick Ker
Mit Kilmer Anders
Rocky Ridge Rovert
Lean Joy Emmisburs
Earlston
Forney
Rickenbacker Reports From Washington Tour Abroad
Captain Edward V. Rickenbacker returned to Washington from an inspection trip abroad including a June Moscow visit and reported to Secretary Stimson. The full scope of his latest tour on Stimson’s behalf remains undisclosed. Elks Hold Outing Near Frederick Lodge No 654 hosted about 150 members for a chicken dinner and entertainment at the Fair Grounds with Charles Harris as chair. A 12 year old Mary Dotoreman and 19 year old Ralph W. Bretzman wed in a ceremony performed by Rev Amos J Traxver. Mother hummingbirds care for their youngsters in a wall nest diagram appears in the final note.
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Rickenbacker
Washington
Edward V. Rickenbacker
Moscow
Stimson
Hierendaene
ELKS
Frederick Lodge
Fair Ground
Michael Peregoff
Paul Strine
Charles Harris
Circuit Court
Mary Dotoreman
Arset Springs
Route 2
Ralph W. Bretzman
Bendersville
Amos J Traxver
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Acute Teacher Shortage Seen In Maryland Schools
Baltimore August 11 The Maryland teacher shortage grows more acute despite recruitment efforts. State Superintendent Thomas G Pullen cites emergency certificates for high school teachers from Hege graduates, as training programs fail to produce enough qualified educators. resignations rise from 30 in 1940-41 to 634 in 1942-43 for high schools. Elementary enrollment climbs with war industry growth, prompting consolidation and the elimination of industrial arts physical education and agriculture. Retired teachers return and wartime workers’ families affect staffing as a potato-based plow prototype by Jethro Wood is noted in a related remark.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Efort
Thomas G Pullen
Pullen
Jethro Wood
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