Defeat Of LaFollette Disappoints Senators In Wisconsin
Several Democratic and Republican senators voiced disappointment over Senator Robert M. LaFollette Jr’s Republican primary loss in Wisconsin as leaders assess political impact. Pepper, Capper and Guffey voiced regret while Taft’s endorsement was noted.
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Associated Press
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
Wisconsin
Robert E. Hannegan
White House
LaFollette
Senate
Howard McMurray
William C. Murphy
Republic
Republican National Committee
Lepoilers
Hannegan
Vermont
South Carolina
Congress
State
CIO Veterans Committee
Delaware
House
Washington
Pepper D
Fla
Nation
Capper
R-Kan
Jim
Gulley
GOP
Taii
Ohio
LaFolette
Taft
Bequests From W O Kolb Will Benefit Churches And Kin
The will of the late William O Kolb admitted to probate names executor Mrs Helen Krab and C Albert Gilson with assets valued at 50 000 in real estate and 20 000 in personal property. Specific bequests include items for relatives and friends and cash gifts to numerous individuals and organizations. One half of the real estate goes to his wife with remainder to be divided among nieces and nephews if funds allow. The will dates September 2 1943 and was witnessed by William M Storm and Hettye A Hahn. The Yellowstone and Big Bend parks are noted as the largest and newest national parks respectively.
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William ©. Kolb
Orphans' Court
Helen Krab
C. Albert Gilson
Horace C. Zacharias
Masonic Temple Association
Desmond Kolb
Avid Kolb
Emall
Catherine Fowler
David William Kolb
Robert Fowler
Denmead
David Kolb
Denmead Kolb
Charlotte Ranneberger
Jenetta K. Cobb
Maryanna K. Rector
Catherine K. Fowler
David
Harriet Kolb
Alice Kolb
Marion K. Green
Virgie W. Brengle
Mt. Olivet
Boumi Temple Association
Shrine Hospital
Crippled Children
Lynch Lodge A. F
A. Masons
Frederick ¥.M.lc
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick Visitation Academy
William M. Storm
Hettye A. Hahn
1000 March In Colorful Elk Parade Here
More than 1,000 Elks from Maryland Delaware and DC joined a six lodge parade ending with a ball at State Armory. Prizes awarded for float, largest lodge in line, distance traveled, and best musical group. Awards went to Hagerstown, Silver Spring, Annapolis, and others amid police and officials presence.
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Donald Hiltner Frizes
Hagerstown
Lodge
Ine
Aivard
Washington County
B.P.O. Elky Association
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
State Armory
Elks
Market ‘Street
Seventh
S. Fenton Harris
Arthur V. Myers
Alvin G. Quinn
Mann
Lyric Band of
Hanover
Elk
Peter Buys
Silver Spring
Towson Lodge
B.P.O.E
Washington Lodge
Yellow Springs Bend
Annapolis
Ball
Frederick Lodge
Browningsville
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Alton ¥. Bennett
W. Ellsworth Meddinger
Guy Anders
WW. Carhin
Francis I. Thompson
Fire losses and causes in Maryland from the Insurance Dept report
The Maryland State Insurance Department reports one quarter of 2570 fires in the year ending August 12 were from lightning on emrodded buildings. Frederick County ranked eighth with 103 fires and $52,225.49 in losses. Surrounding counties showed Montgomery 264 fires $166,088.19. Washington 144 fires $269,689. Washington County had second highest paid losses in the state, while Baltimore County led with $997,828.41. Causes include unknown hazards 527 fires, tobacco smoking 271 fires, and chimney defects 180 fires, urging precautions to cut losses. Local woman Lavinia Barber was elected Color Bearer and Susie Ramsburg National Pouvair in Cumberland.
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Maryland
Maryland State Insurance Department
Frederick
Montgomery
Washington
Carroll
Washington County
Baltimore County
State Insurance Department
Housing For Veterans Is Up Once More
Frederick's emergency housing committee was revived with three NHA material expeditors to aid veterans housing. John L. Shaw heads a new ways and means panel to clear bottlenecks, with weekly meetings to secure scarce materials and organize housing for 35 units, aiming for up to 100 applications soon. Local officials and veterans groups urged action to avoid delays and a repeat of Athens Tenn. issues. Col Camp Detrick and VA officials highlighted urgent needs as Camp Detrick facilities could house six families and 1,000 residents seek homes. An NHA contact, Duane Ramse, and Steiding will push priorities. an office will be opened in Frederick City Hall for weekly coordination.
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Frederick
NHA
John L. Shaw
Shaw
William B. Burall
Stup
National Authority
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Elmer I. Eshleman
G. Hunter Bowers
Ancork
Duane ‘Ramse
New York
E. Price
Steiding
Cumberland
Maryland
Board of Aldermen
Elmer J. Eshleman
Chamber of Commerce
Culler
Jesse C. Shaver
Col. Fellenz
Camp Detrick
Samuel J. Weston
Veterans Administration
Rad Tg
Ceva
Baltimore Mayor Receives Harman Watch Gift
Baltimore Mayor Theodore R. McKeldin was presented a 14 karat gold Harman gyro balanced watch with bracelet at City Hall in a ceremony at 10 30 a m. The gift came from the Order of the Purple Heart the G E Businessmen's Association and the G I Taxicab Association of Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Harman
Order of the Purple Heart
G. I. Taxicab Association of Baltimore
City Hall
Swine Sale Held Here At Maryland Fairgrounds
Forty two bred cows and gifts were offered at the Maryland Hampshire Swine Breeders Association sale at the local fair grounds. Thirty seven were bought by Frederick County buyers with total proceeds of 3960 dollars and an average of 96 dollars per head. Charles H. Lutz Middletown purchased the high gilt. George B. Stevens Sr. Lewistown bought 22 animals, the largest single purchase. County buyers included Joseph Hemp Walkersville Guy B Stull Thurmont Oscar Kinna Middletown Carl M Thomas Liberty Joseph R Fogle Woodsboro Charles H Lutz Middletown Rupert A Ramsburg near Frederick Norman S Lease New Market J W Jones Liberty Robert A Sigler Middletown W H Kent Union Bridge D J Thomas Frederick. Spectators included Seth Hadley Danville Ind president of the National Hampshire Breeders Association. Col Fay Hulick Indianapolis was the auctioneer. Also in attendance was Sydney Gadd Jr Centersville president of the State association.
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Maryland
Hampshire Swine Breeders’ Association
Frederick Countians
Pennsylvania
Boonsboro
T. W. Morgan
Bel Air
Charles H. Lutz
Middletown
George
New Market
J. W. Jones
Liberty
Robert A. Sigler
W. H. Kent
Union Bridge
D. J. Thomas
Frederick
Seth Hadley
Danville
Ind
National Hampshire Breeders’ Association
Col
Fay Hulick
Indianapolis
AL Sydney Gadd, Jr
Centersville
State Association
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Burt's Orchestra of
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James Harris
Shookstown
Charles Hargett
East Church Street
Richmond
Harris
Route 5
W.O. Kolb
United States
Yellowstone
Wyoming
Big Bend
Texas
Tion
William C. Fowler
Henry A. Schueler
Annapolis Lodge
Frederick Hospitality
G. Ellis
North Market Street
Tri-State Association
Mr. Fowler
R. Herbert Ricketts
Towson
Charles Hawthorne
Grand Lodge
L. Martin Young
C. Ray Hare
Salisbury
Memorial Service Committee
R. Edward Dove
Tri-State
Guy A. Caponnéllo
The
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Safedge
Remsberg's
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Department of Maryland
Lavinia Barber
Susie Ramsburg
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Social and Economic Research Foundation, Inc
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West Patrick St
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Paul L
Romsbui
C. E. Cline & Son
Pikest
Cuimipiere
Barbara Fritchie Motor CO
W. Patrick S. Pore
Frederick Iron & Steel CO
John R. Fitzpatrick
Fredericktown
Federal Deposit Ensurance Corporation
U. S
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Hendrickson
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South Market
Helene
Rubenstein
Allen’s Corner Market & Second
Ford
Hillside Motor Co
Stuerbarker
W. Patrick St
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Odora Mothaire
Hendrckson
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