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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1943

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2

Battle-Torn Marauders Return To Home Field Show Visitors

Battle worn airmen from three B 26 Marauders the Lady Halitosis The Hell Cat and Jabbo The Sky King arrived at Glenn L Martin Aircraft Company Baltimore on Aug 23 to a large plant crowd. Crew members including Capt Henry A Potter navigator of The Hell Cat and Staff Sgt John K Moberly shared combat tales from Pantelleria Sardinia and Tunis while displaying air medals and patches. After a dinner they will tour Baltimore war plants and then embark on a nation wide circuit visiting air training fields military camps and industries.

Baltimore Medinean Lady Halitosis Hell Cat Jabbo Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Company Tunis Panteler Inveritia John K. Moberly East Patrick Frederick Pantelleria Moberly Cape Bon Mediterranean

Five Illinois residents fined after Market Street fire

Kermit G Adams and Fanny Adams posted $10 collateral after a fire at 141 N Market Street caused a general alarm Tuesday evening. Harry A Young Jr. paid $5 fine. Magistrate Allen presided as cases were sent to Probation Officer. Adamses blamed for two mattress fires. both posted $10.80 collateral for intoxication in city limits.

Kermit G Fanny Adams Harry A. Young Jr N. Market Street Allen Bennett Cyilie UP Chaky Co Cour Eta Edward J Smith Adams Alr J. G. Adams Hremen Young North Market Street

Court on warrant charges interference with city officer

A court heard a warrant charging interference with a City officer during discharge of duties by Officer Norman Dietz and two firemen. A youth named Gipson is held for larceny and probation authorities. Eleven-year-old details appear, with multiple juveniles and suspects named in a chaotic damaged report.

Eneel Court Justu Norman Dietz Testi Gipson

Boundary dispute trial names Castle and Rudy in Middletown area

Washington S Castle near Middletown faced a prolonged boundary dispute with Paul S Rudy accusing him of aggression with an axe and vehicle after a clash on the pleremant of a fence. Magistrate Bennett dismissed charges against Rudy and the defense notes were disputed by witnesses. Willard Bussard and others testified of police pursuit while speed readings were questioned. Bussard faced possible enforcement actions for speed, with speedometer checks ordered. B E Overstreet of Frederick fined for disturbing the peace. Willard Van of Mt Airy fined for administrative traffic issues.

Washington S. Castle Middletown Paul S. Rudy Magis Rudyey Castle Willard A. Bussard Bennett Corp. W. W. Corbin Bussard Tromper OPA B. E. Overstreet Frederick Willard van Mt. Airy

Horse Fitting Demonstration Friday for 4-H at Monocacy Farm

Joseph M. Vial of the University of Maryland Extension Service will lead a horse fitting and showing demonstration for 4-H Club members on Friday from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at Monocacy Farm's Old Dale House, three miles north of Frederick on Route 15. The event aims to prepare Frederick County 4-H showing teams for the Hagerstown Fair, with winners earning a trip to the National 4-H Club Congress.

Joseph M. Vial Extension Service University of Maryland Clu Monocacy Farm Old Dale House Frederick Route 15 Frederick County Hagerstown Colt Club Hagerstown Jrs Con- L

Special fall trip sponsored by Horse and Mule Associations

A fall excursion is sponsored by the Horse and Mule Associations of America. The relics mention the original score of the battle hymn Dixie written on the walls of a Montgomery Alabama theater. A curious disease linked to inhalation of siliceous volcanic dust is noted as pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanokoniosis. The text also references twenty seven pounds of milk and a pound of butter.

Amearies Montgomery ‘Theater Gomery Ala

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