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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1946

Page

5

Meat Ceilings And Subsidies Restored Amid Outcry

The Decentro Board restored meat price ceilings and subsidies while most grains and all dairy products were freed from controls. Milk and dairy prices may rise, prompting a board pledge to reimpose controls if needed.

Washington Decentro Rey L. Thompson OPA Agriculture Department Paul Porter Thompson Congress Pualus Sangunerd Ft

Campfire Marks 4-H Senior Council Initiation Night

The Frederick County 4 H Senior Council held its annual county campfire in Feagaville Meadow. Robert Windsor president introduced Milo S Downey and Rebecca Hahn who lit the campfire. Nine new members were initiated into the council amid challenges and stunts by local clubs.

Frederick County William Hargett Feagaville Robert Windsor Milo S Downey Downey Rebecca Hahn John A. Holter Carroll Howard Montgomery

Candles lit for new members at ceremony led by Holter

Margaret Roderick planned the program as new members were initiated. The event ended with Follow the Gleam and Taps led by John A. Holter. Initiates include Dorothy Schaffer Jeanette Remsberg Barbara Ann Young Lucille Rederuck Roxie Montgomery Jean Wilcom Patricia Rosencrantz Beattie Irene Zimmer man Josephine Nicodemus Arthur Cook Davie Lee West Donald Wachter James Montgomery Frank Long Robert Xeilhaltz Henry Lakin Walter Franklin Richard Norris Walter Coblentz Richard Holler Kenneth Harshman David K Dotterer Austin Bohn Gerald Grabill Herman Eyler David R Stoner Jr Glen Wellies Wu Mya Wekaid Wwayud Stitely Harry D Stitely Grayson Soper Mrs Paul Bittle Ernest William Leatherman Joan Eccard Lawrence Frushour Thomas M Ludy John Calvin Summers Gene Murphy Gareth Lease Jesse Burall Charles Castle John Burrier Trege Zimmerman The campfire closed with watermelon.

H's Margaret Roderick Robert William Xeilhaltz Henry Lakin Walter Franklin Richard Norris Walter Coblentz Richard Holler Kenneth Harshman David K. Dotterer Austin Bohn Gerald Grabill Herman Eyler David R. Stoner Glen Wellies Wu Mya Wekaid Wwayud Stitely Harry D. Stitely Grayson Soper Paul Bittle Ernest

New York Contributes Big Share to Internal Revenue

A federal report shows New York State, home to about one tenth of the U S population, provided nearly 20 percent of total internal revenue in the year ended June 30 1946. The Internal Revenue Bureau lists state by state shares alongside population figures.

Washington New York State Internal Revenue Bureau Delaware District of Columbia Maryland Pennsylvania Tennesere Virginia West

Legislator Matthews Found Dead After Shooting

The body of Delegate James F. Matthews of Charles County was found near his La Plata home with a bullet wound to the head. Medical examiner Dr. James MacKavanagh ruled death by suicide. a revolver was in Matthews's right hand. Matthews, 39, a legislator since 1939, had been in ill health and was unmarried.

la Plata James F. Matthews Charles James MacKavanagh Charles County MacKavanagh Matthews William Matthews Bruce Shymansky

Brothers In Uniform Brothers Devilbiss serving in the Army

James and Robert Devilbiss sons of Mrs. Roger Foland of 411 East Patrick Street are in the Army. James was stationed in Korea for a year and is now in California awaiting shipment home. Robert expects to return in September from Texas where he is stationed at 43028005 370 First Army Air Force Base Sydn A Box 286 Amarillo Texas.

James Robert Devilbiss Roger Foland East Patrick Street Korea California Robert Texas Pic First Army Air Force B. A Sydn Box Amarillo Tex

Communists Say They Want Peace

Chinese Communist spokesman Wang Ping Nan told the Associated Press that the Communists seek unconditional peace and a settlement per February all party conference decisions. He said the Yenan radio broadcast urging mobilization was not a war declaration or troop mobilization but a moral appeal.

Nanking Wang Ping-Nan Associated Press Yenan Radio Wang

Roads bids opened for Allegany and Carroll counties

The State Roads Commission opened bids for surfacing 58 miles of the docks road in Allegany County and 144.7 miles of the Bachman Mills Melrose road in Carroll County. George F. Hazelwood Company Cumberland bid $57,125.25 the Cumberland Contracting Company $54,712.20. Thomas Bennett and Hunter Company Westminster bid $95,150.10. Both projects qualify as Federal aid.

Baltimore State Roads Commission Docks Allegany County Bachman Mills Carroll County George F. Hazelwood Company Cumberland Cumberland Contracting Company Thomas Bennett and Hunter Company, Inc Westminster

Baltimore Ballot Lines Sit in Limbo As Parties Scramble

Frederick County election officials prepare the November ballot while the fate of Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. hangs on Baltimore County’s ruling. Republicans seek to add candidates for State's Attorney and Treasurer, Democrats eye Registrar of Wills, and both sides monitor potential vacancies in Baltimore County with the November 5 election looming.

Grover C. Stewart Frederick County Baltimore County Iirtt Sheffield Harry D. Radcliff Register of Wills James H. Falk Edwin F. Nikirk Court of Appeals

Meyer Rules Press Wireless Not Entitled to Furlough Workers

New York August 20 Arthur S Meyer chairman of the New York State Mediation Board ruled thatPress Wireless Inc under its contract with the American Communications Association CIO was not privileged to lay off 48 employees on August 7 without submitting the issue to arbitration.

New York Arthur S. Meyer New York State Mediation Board Press Wireless, Inc American Communications Association CIO

Woman Charged in Poison Plot Free on Bond

Mrs Lottie Tockman, charged with attempting to poison Mrs Mamie McConnell, is released on £2 bond in DuPont. A toxicology report cites mercury in the food. Exhumations include Mrs McConnell’s former mother in law for poisoning evidence.

Lottie Tockman DuPont Mamie McConnell Locksman R. N. Harger Indiana University

New Busses Promised for Williamsport Trolley Line

Officials of the Pottsmen Edison Company said seven new 40 passenger busses will be delivered by the end of November to replace the electric trolley on the Williamsport line. Davenport, Iowa had the highest death by own action rate in 1932 and 1933, per the report.

Hagerstown Potsmen Edison Company Williamsport Davenport Iowa United States

Licenses Revoked for Drunken Driving and Infractions

Two county residents lost driving rights after hearings in the Peoples Court. Frederick Crider and Clifton Crider surrendered licenses amid additional reckless driving convictions, while Guy Himes faced revocation under new state liability rules for failing to surrender his license. Others had suspensions or probation for offenses such as speeding and school bus violations. In Ocean City, slot machines and cash-prize games vanished after a mayoral order, with police promising strict enforcement.

W. Dana Rudy Peoples Court Room Robertie Cramer Fionte i Frederick Clifton Franklin Crider Mt. Airy Crider Guy William Himes North Bentz Street Clarence W. Shankle Lewistown Lee Monroe Harbaugh Woodsboro Elmer Martin Adkins Middletown Bernard Morris Hargett Liamsville Eugene Edgar Weedon West All Saints Street Charles Leroy Casile Patrick Street

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