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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1944

Page

2

Amendments To Be Given More Study Baltimore

Baltimore City council approves October special order to study four proposed constitutional amendments transferring powers from the General Assembly to County Commissioners. Debates highlight fears of rising county costs and clashes over city representation. Amendments would empower commissioners to set salaries and manage property and court costs while delaying new bills by 20 days.

Baltimore General Assembly Legislative Council Robert B. Kimble Allegany Assembly Leo M. Moore D-Harford Rules Committee Wilmer Fell Davis Caroline Joseph R. Byrnes Alto James J. Lindsay D-Batto. County

Brothers in Navy and Air Force cited for honors

The Davis family of Dickerson sees two sons receive recognition. Lieutenant Magruder with the air force has flown 46 bomber missions and is recommended for the Distinguished Flying Cross. His brother, Petty Officer First Class Magruder, serves aboard a fleet unit in the Pacific.

Magruder Hith Air Force Pacific John W. Davis Dickerson

Dorsey Brothers Serve in New Guinea Hard War Zone

In New Guinea Pfe. Dorsey is serving somewhere there. He has been in the Army since August 10, 1941. Before entering the service he lived with Mr. and Mrs. Ogle Sewell of Monrovia. His brother Pfe. Mahlon T. Dorsey, whose picture recently appeared, is also serving in New Guinea.

Pfe. Dorsey New Guinea Ogle Sewell Monrovia Pfe. Mahlon T. Dorsey

Adjourned side dies before 90 day line in Maryland debate

In a tight session Speaker White backed Davis as he warned passage would unravel a check and balance between county and state government. Davis claimed it could begin a revolution and allow two of three County Commissioners to dominate county politics. Executor files report on real estate sales shows J Hooker Lewis bought the Thurmont residence for 81 875. Calvin S Lohr is agent and Sherman P Bowers is attorney.

White Davis Maryland William H. Davis Jacob H. Davis Orphans Court Thurnmont J. Hooker Lewis Thurmont Calvin 5. Lohr Sherman P. Bowers Roosevelt Noel F. Busch Harpers Franklin D. Roosevelt Busch New York State David St. George

Divorces Granted Amid Court Decrees in Equity Court

Divorces granted by decrees signed Monday in Equity Court by Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer include Violet E Lawson of 217 East Patrick Street and Linwood L dkeHer now in Navy service. Lawson divorced from Charles E Lawson in Camp Reynolds, Pa, with costs to be paid by him. Heller divorced from Gertrude I Heller of West Patrick Street with custody of an infant to be decided later and costs to the plaintiff. Typhoid clinics sponsored by the State Department of Health will be held Wednesday at Jefferson, Knoxville, and Brunswick with locations and times listed. The Army Air Forces growth noted from 21,556 officers and men in 1939 to 2,385,000 in January 1944.

Equity Patrick M. Schnauffer Violet E. Lawson East Patrick Street Linwood L West Patrick Street E. Austin James Richard E. Zimmerman State Department of Health Jefferson Knoxville Brunswick Jefferson School House Knoxville Lutheran Sunday School Brunswick Community Health Center Army Air Forces

Pas toral romance at Hartley Magna in wartime

Weekly review notes Nevil Shute’s Pas toral a warm simple love story set at Hartley Magna RAF bomber station. Flight Lieutenant Peter Marshall and Section Officer Gervase Robertson, both 21 and 22, clash with unwritten codes while sharing river bank walks and shared dangers over Germany. Their romance faces separation, flight dangers, and personal turmoil before a hopeful reunion. Roosevelt. The Man review follows, praising Busch's factual focus but noting Roosevelts enigmatic character.

Nevil Shute William Morrow Peter Marshall BR. A. F Gervase Robertson Hartley Magna Hartley Marshall Germany Naziland Gervase Peter Robertson English

Wild West Hero and Labor Leader Profiles in New Books

A review discusses Nelson C. Nye's Wild Horse Shorty a brisk western about a cunning hero who outwits rivals and wins love. It also examines James A. Wechsler's portrait of John L. Lewis as a powerful yet polarizing labor figure who rose from modest origins to lead both unions and the era’s labor movement.

Nelson C. Nye Wild Horse Shorty Purple Range Macmillan Short Baisy Rose James A. Wechsler Morrow John L. Lewis Lewis Samuel Ross Gompers A. F.of L Wachsler New York

Maya Calendar Still Used in Guatemalan Interior

The Maya system consisting of 18 months of 20 days plus a 5 day year end is still used in Guatemala's interior regions, preserving ancient timekeeping alongside modern calendars.

Guatemala

Local man killed in plane crash in India

Mrs Claudine Gaver of 410 West South street received a War Department sympathy letter revealing her husband Flight Officer Irvin B. Gaver 23 was killed in action in a plane crash at Midmore India on July 26 after six months in India. He married Claudine Smith last October and last home visit was in December.

Claudine E. Gaver West South Street Lette J. A. Ulio War Department Irvin B. Gaver Lula Gaver Morris Gaver Midmore India Gaver Claudine Smith Ladiesburg Frederick High School Air Corps

Notable World War II Sentry Survives Family Tragedy in Puerto Rico

An obituary notes the deceased served in Puerto Rico and Panama before duty in the China India Burma theater. Survived by wife and parents, a sister Irene Eaworthy is credited with pioneering the first practical typewriter in 1867 Milwaukee, and two brothers James Gaver and Pvt. Thomas Gaver who served in Italy.

Puerto Rico Panama Irene Eaworthy Milwaukee James Gaver Pvt Thomas Gaver Italy

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Kimble Baltimore City John 5. White Prince Georges Wilmer C. Carter Balto Byrnes Prince Georges County Lydia KE. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Storm & Shipley Frederick, Md RB. L. Shipley W. B Riker Thomas F. Magruder P.O. T Walter H. Magruder At & Am Potomac Ceresville Busch Io Time Magazine Life L B. Gaver Midnapore Canada Doll Jewelry Store South Market St Seley Elaste Hanes P. H. Hanes Knitting Co Winston- Salem, N.C Gracie Allen George Burns Gracie Bill Goodwin Farmers & Mechanics National Bank Frederick Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Ensign Gray Pacific Coast New England Midwest Baltimore & Ohio B&o Ib. White ALTIA Cistro
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