Pastor Guilty Of Plotting Against U.S.
A federal jury in Hartford convicts Rev Kurt E B Molzahn 47 of plotting to pass American military secrets to the Axis. Co-defendants include Gerhard Kunze Anatase Vonsiatsky Dr Wolfgang Ebell and Otto Willamett. sentences range from five to 15 years. Dodd seeks maximum penalties. judge delays sentencing as defense seeks a new trial. Molzahn remains free on bond under U S marshal custody pending arguments.
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Puacist
Moizahn Tris
Wolfgang Ebell
el Paso
Tex
Otto Willamett
Chicago
Dodd
Helge Johnson
Thomas J. Dodd, Jr
J. Joseph Smith
Late vegetables urged for winter storage and planting
College Park Aug 21 Extension service of the University of Maryland urges adding to winter supplies by planting 50 to 65 day crops such as beans beets kale lettuce okra radishes spinach squash and turnips in harvested spaces. Stored crops like carrots celery kale parsnips parsley salsify and turnips can be kept in a straw covered mound with drainage. Also notes building permits issued for a one story concrete building by Frederick Irow and Steel Co and a 3 family conversion at 103 East Second Street with estimated costs.
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College Park
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Maryland
Frederick Irow and Steel Company
East Eighth Street
Aginger
Franklin Thompson
East Secondtreet
Ness
Home grown food boosts family health and happiness
Plan and store candied, dried, and fresh products to ensure a stable food supply for your family. Focus on home grown harvests, proper preservation methods, and smart storage practices to protect nutrition and flavor.
Midwest Youth Assist Farm War Effort Across Missouri
In wartime Missouri, farm hands shifted to youth help as 50 000 boys register through barber shops offices and schools. Tom and Richard Clark hire seven Columbia boys aged 13 to 15 to hoe corn pitch hay shock turkeys and perform other farm tasks on 1500 acres eighteen miles from Columbia. The boys include Buford Whittle 15 Fred 15 and Bil Frisbie 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farmer Brown
Missouri
Midwest
Chambers of Commerce
U. S. Department of Agriculture War Boards
U. S. Employment Service
Tom
Richard Clark
Columbia
Boone County
Buford Whittle
Fred
Bil Frisbie
State Conservation Office
Corn Belt Kids The New Farm Army
A report on young rural labor volunteers in the Midwest during wartime. Willie Strode and others, many ages 14 to 17, assist in farm work while markets and defense programs tap rural youth. References to tractors, field tasks, and cooks highlight student labor across Missouri Ohio Michigan Minnesota Indiana and Illinois. The piece notes government and school involvement and varying compensation and schedules for seasonal farm work.
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Willie Strode
William Neal
Dale Jones
Andrew Cream
Beys
Mr. Dick
Indiana
Apple Sirup New Product Aims to Replace Sugar in Industry
Winchester Virginia August report from Philadelphia USDA eastern regional laboratory describes a new apple sirup with light amber color and no distinct apple flavor. It could substitute sugar and glycerin in cigarettes and beverages. Projections show potential demand from manufacturers and a plan to produce millions of pounds pending evaporator availability. The piece also notes apple supply issues and horse feed observations.
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Winchester
Eastern Regional Research Laboratory
Philadelphia
United States Department of Agriculture
Harry F. Byrd
Quebec
Statistcs
License Appeal Case Is Heard
A license appeal hearing over George W. Poole’s restaurant license featured witnesses including William Blank who admitted beer purchase at Poole's, and Poole denying all charges. State officials Bratton and Purnell indicated a decision would come in a few days after testimony about selling to minors and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
George W. Poole
Paul M Little
William Blank
Frank P. Bratton
State
Manuel M. Weinberg
Poole
Blank
Mr. Bratton
Seth Itty MD Tet Frye
Mr. Little
Franklin Purnell
Charlotte Keeney
Audrey Wetzel
Frederick
John Wetzel
Little
William M. Storm
Wheat Prices Hold Narrow Range Across Market
Chicago August 21 Wheat prices fluctuated within a narrow range as uncertainty over anti inflation proposals in Washington dampened trading interest. Officials studied stabilization plans near parity levels, keeping buyers and sellers cautious.September contracts at 1.182, December 1.217. corn 35-114 up. oats 14-12 up. soybeans steady to down.
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Chicago
Washington
Market Report for Grains and Seeds
Demand for casa grain boosted corn values while wheat showed no activity. Quotations cover corn variants from No 1 to No 4 and white types, with mixed oats and several white oat grades. Barley malting and feed ranges listed, field seed per hundredweight, timothy and alsike seed prices, including fancy red top.
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Casa
Oake
Timothy
Two Angus Bull Calves Sold at Monocacy Farms
Merman Heston of Newtown Pennsylvania and Meredith Dunkerly of Howard County bought two 10 month old purebred Angus bull calves at Monocacy Farms during the week of August 10. The calves, by Revolution Monoc, trace to Geneleric of Creswell and Miss Wix 6 of Ada, with dams from Blue Monoe and King Monoc lines. Dunkerly, a repeat customer, joins 22 others in Monocacy’s list of 23 repeat buyers totaling 52 breeding stock purchases.
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Merman Heston
Newtown
Meredith Dunkerly
Howard County
Revolution Monoc
Geneleric of
Creswell
Miss Wix
Ada
Blue Monoe
King Monoc
Monocacy
Baltimore
King
Blue Monoc
Revolution
Blackcap
Dunkerly
Woman Hurt By Trolley Car At Braddeack Heights
Miss Dorothy Schneider aged 42 of Ide North Calvert Street Baltimore was struck by an H and F Railway trolley at Braddeack Heights and dragged a short distance around 5 35 pm Friday. She suffered a brain concussion and scalp laceration but was not regarded as seriously hurt and was taken to Frederick City Hospital for observation.
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Braddeack Heights
Dorothy Schneider
Calvert Street
Baltmore
Frederick City Hospital
Corp
Truman Moon
Schneider
al Braddock
Miss Schneider
Ahideseuseta Corp. Moon Sud
Miss Schneier
Miss Sennewler
Civilian Use of Electricity Debate Weighs National Policy
A historic discussion outlines civilian access to electricity, addressing wartime needs, price risk, and reliability. Officials argue civilian power supports essential services while raising concerns about security, reliability, and drought or other adverse conditions impacting supply.
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Washngton
Lee
Elowdy
Perma
More Work And Less Play AU Legion About Baltemore
Fragmented OCR style summary mentions a parade and marching bands with names like Luke and Carroll, a carava ty and a parade in Marted Viner cohort. It references a Coast or corps and a menage of military or parade elements with local landmarks and a West Welt context.
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Baltemore
Cuma
Luke
Hort Camberland
Avuaiel
Watt
Public Auction Notices From Maryland and Frederik County
Multiple estate and public sale notices detail auctions in Frederick County and surrounding areas. Items include household furniture, beds, chests, dining room sets, timeworn antiques, tools, wagons, farm implements, cattle, horses, and real estate. Notable names include Mary Dawson and G Willard Werer, with dates and locations in August.
Public Auction in Frederick County for Real Estate and Personal Property
Public sale conducted under court order in Frederick County includes a farm on the east side of the ridge with a two story six room house and barn, plus personal property such as livestock, farming tools, appliances, and household goods. Auctions occur at the Pleasant Hill area on September 3 1942 and September 4 1948 with deposits and balance terms, conducted by Richard E Zimmerman and Austin James attorneys.
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Orphans' Court
Frederik Cavity
Sue
France
Garpenter Losis
Ferhunee
Jawa Raller
Fredrick
Wagland
Rocky Ridge
Allog
Lota
Vmso
Seeana
Real
Charl Kays
Katona Way
Sali
Ly Puiauanes
Itihan Springs
Plesant Wit Church
Tuscarora
Mrederiole County
Maryland
Piuday
Frederick County
Iran
Lale
Balanty
Richard E. Zimmerman
Austin James
Forrest E. Roberts
Grace D. Roberts
Maimerl H. Bowlus
Circuit Court
Ralph W. Lorder
Roy J. Winebrewer
Court House
Tidus City
Walkersville
Reverdy J. Winebr
J. Winebrewer
John WH
Lechlider
al Be
Christan
Liber A
J. Stuart McAleer
Lange Barr
A. & Revenes
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Kunze
Emes
Drea
Herbert D. Wilkolt
Corn Belt Kids
The
New Farm Army
Inery
Ashton Moss
University of Missouri Fraternnity Houses
Chio County
Angel
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Mi Y Clubs
Maumee
Palen der Fond
Lafayette
Ind
Carl Wedeking
AAA
Apple
Bratton and Purnell
Virginia
Earl Dash
DOSH
Heights
Quaker City
Frederick's
Nukih Market Street
Caen
Conresovatelon Choir
Fed War Production Board
North Court St
Potomac By-Products Co
Frederick, Md
Enal
Markell & Ford
Ogl
Ylul
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Purlig Sales
Sander
Hythe
Tinea
Feernseye
Ain’ Fetaygoe
ALE Well
Bac SuNteen
Terys-stash Joseph AW. Thorp
Margamier
Kelly
Neal Estate
Oleh Llyed
Owill
Jari Daek
Bult
Pernond
Cde
Milange
Donte St. Ithey
Famneyro Dawson
Edward Foc
Stupan
Mori
AD Tvucasday
Hp AM
Passi Souead Oram Barney
Charlie
Pat
SirCarmick Dee Gang
Tench Harrow
Harumery
Webber
Bed Elas
Poveltis
Nobert
Luneh
Robie Rusevedo
Mirainta
Pennsylvenis Baye
Partici
Thurstderson
Sessin
Eyler
Parsons Newman
Lemmert Bowlus
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