Two Portable Lungs Gifted by Frederick Moose Lodge
The Frederick Moose Lodge 371 presented two portable iron lungs to City and Emergency Hospital representatives in a luncheon and ceremony at the Francis Scott Key hotel. About fifty people from city, county, Camp Detrick and local organizations attended.
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Frederick
Gharris
Anc
Chek
Mr. Stanton
D. E. Heglar
M. J. Millikin Company
Washington
Rhinehart
Jocal Ladies of the Moose
City Hospital
Edward P. Thomas
Frederick City Hospital
Moose Lodge
Thomas
Charles W. Magala
Indae
Jung
Cancluu Zion
Keefer
Agnes Eyler
Eyler
Mrs. Stanton
King Brothers Circus Delights Big Fair Ground Audience
Large audiences attended two King Brothers shows at the Fair Ground. Night crowd estimated at 2,500 despite a 280 mile rail and convoy trip from Haver straw North Carolina. Acts included Cristiani troupe tumblers Clark deft rus tlers Forest brat acrobats and Natt Larish elephants. Band members drew steady applause and the afternoon show waited 45 minutes for a late chair wagon. Performers and animals departed early for Warrenton Virginia. In 1945 New York traffic accidents killed 1,768 and injured 60,672.
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King Brothers
Fair Grounndary
Haverstraw
N. C
Tumblers
Clark
Forest Brat
Natt Larish
Penn's Grove Ferry
Warrenton
Police Court Cases Heard
Police court sessions postponed and rescheduled as several defendants faced charges. William Blank’s case delayed due to state absence. Blank allegedly damaged a police sedan glass. John W. Smith posted collateral after drunkenness and disturbing the peace. he later slept in the courtroom. A nine to ten man caravan of offenders faced fines and days, with various forfeitures listed and one acquittal for fighting.
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Prine
Edward J. Smith
Waz Ab
William Blank
Blank
John W. Smith
West Fifth Street
Terial
Line Puice
Abiaser
Eddie Walker
Charles Smith
Mary Jane Williams
James W. Williams
Frank Gill
William Cromwell
Garland Forrest
Jaseph Carter
Glenn Honaker
Alice Hallman
Frank Patterson
Vernon Crummitt
Garfield Hay Sr
Albert Hunter
Chirtford Smith
Edna Bowes
John. A. Dilleha
William A. Whiten
Howard Sensler
John Hays
Abraham Whiten
Alberta Barnes
Edsar Koogle
Jane Thompson
Donald L. Oden
Oliver Disney
Richard Brooks
Alfred W. Layton
Dover
Dei.suda
Bloya LD
Pawel
Ridgely
W. Va
William B. Zeller
Hagerstown
Tard
Leroy W. Null
Thurmecat
Five U S airmen die in Yugoslav crash near Bled
Graves Registration officers confirm all five crewmen aboard the shot down American transport perished in the crash on August 10 near Bled in Northwest Yugoslavia. Remains reinterred from Koprivnik and Lus Ljubljana as homeward journey to the United States proceeds.
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Belgrade
U. S. Graves Registration Commission
Bled
Yugoslavia
Holy Cross Ehuren
Kopriynils
United States
U.S
Ljubljana
Koprivnik
Julian Alps
Stormovik
City Planning Hearing Friday Over West Twelfth Streets
Residents of West Twelfth and West Thirteenth streets plan a large turnout Friday at City Planning Commission to oppose amending the master plan for an 84-lot residential development west of the O Possumtown Pike. Former Alderman Charles P. Staley voiced objections to closing extensions and sewer and water line plans, while Chairman G Hunter Bowers urged caution on whether to amend the master plan. Friday’s 7 p.m. meeting in City Hall’s Board of Aldermen room will hear neighborhood concerns as property owners unite against the proposal.
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West Twelfth
West Thirteenth Streets
City Planning Commission
Fairview Avenue
West Twelfth Street
Patrick Turner
O'Passumstown
West Thirteenth
Staley
Charles P.staley
G. Hunter Bowers
Turner
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Home Canning Champion to be Picked in Maryland
Maryland home canning contest selects state champion from 134 classes at the Timonium Fair. Any Maryland homemaker can compete with canned fruits vegetables jams jellies meats pickles relishes juices and preserves. Entries due by 1 p m Sunday September 1 with final winner announced later that week.
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College Park
Maryland
Timonium Fair
Margaret McPheeters
Extension Foods
University of Maryland
Katherine E. Braithwaite
Braithwaite
County Extension Service Office
Oby
Home Department
Timonium. Md
Three County GIs Honored With Monday Discharges
Three County residents were honorably discharged and demobilized Monday through local Draft Boards. Identified were Matt Paidakovich of Emmitsburg, Paul Arthur Alexander of Thurmont, and David Hamilton Brown from Rt 2 Frederick.
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Matt Paidakovich
Emmitsburg
Paul Arthur Alexander
Thurmont
David Hamilton Brown
Rt 2
Frederick
Waterspout Sighted Over Baltimore Harbor
A small waterspout described as a sea going tornado swept over Baltimore harbor around 4:28 p.m. causing limited damage before dissipating by 4:41 p.m. U S Weather Bureau observers noted the lower funnel was broad and dark from rain and smoke, with debris and isolated damage in the waterfront district.
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Baltimore
U. S Weather Bureau
Baltimore Harbor
Brent Medinger
U. S
Ilyasg
Nazis Arraigned in Shanghai U S Court for War Actions
Twenty three Germans accused of aiding Japan against the United States after Germany's surrender were arraigned by a U S Military Commission in Shanghai. They pleaded innocent and a September 16 trial date was set. The defendants included Lothar Eisenstraeger and Ernst Woermann. A German refugee defender withdrew after threats. The arraignment occurred in Ward Road jail's I epurtroom as refugees watched.
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Shanghai
Japan
America
Germany
U. S
Bursau Ehrhardt
High Command
Ward Road
GLT
Lothar Eisenstraeger
Ludwig Ehrhardt
Ernst Woermann
China
Wolf, Schenke
NewMove To Finnish OPA Reforms Cut Costs and Decontrol Push
Washington reports OPA officials moved to curb price controls and cut costs for men’s and women’s suits while reviving decontrol. Sugar rationing rules tighten after wholesalers face overdraft penalties, promising better distribution. New rules limit jobber sales of short length fabrics to reduce consumer costs.
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Washington
OPA
Anderson
Roy L. Thompson
Radio Manufacturers Association
Udowics
Pudvilen
United States
Theft of Narcotics From Maxwell Fennison Pharmacy
Police report a major theft at Maxwell Fennison Pharmacy in Washington. Thieves drilled a half inch hole to access a wall-safe, taking a large narcotics stock and $4,000 to $5,000 in checks and cash. Inventory pending. officials unsure of exact losses.
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Washington
Maxwell-Fennison
T. B. Jones
Tanager
Medical Center of Washington
Doctor's Hospital
Leesville auto ring busted in price fixing sweep
Six men were arrested in Leesville South Carolina as federal agents began a drive against a suspected interstate auto black market. Investigators say about 80 dealers from multiple states moved 500 cars through a market selling near double ceiling prices generating millions in excess charges. Arrested men faced over ceiling price charges and bonds were set at 2500 each as the case goes to the November term. In Maryland, voter registration totals show 982 775 registered with 600 056 Democrats ahead of the November 5 election and deadlines for city and county voters to register.
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Leesville
S.C
GPA
OPA
CC. Moseley
Annapolis
Secretary of State
Maryland
Baltimore City
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Herman Hable
Protainen
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Civilian Production Administration
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Idea Garage
Margarete Roth
Joseph C. Roth
Philadelphia
Berlin
Reginald Kenny
Nea-Acme
NEA Radiophote
Frederick County
Walkersville
Nywtheless
Liberty
Mt. Airy
Dame Nature
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E. J. Fisher
Raymond Strube
Bette Fisher
William
Fisher
Democratic Women's League
Allen
Atsugi
MacArthur
Emperor Hirohito
Hayaima
Yamashita
Luzon
South Market
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
the Social and Economic Research Foundation, Inc
BR. F. Cub
Serre
West Patrick St
Paul L. Romsburg
New American
Richard A. Myers
G. Oliver Price
Fender
Packard Sales & Services
Barbara Fritchie Motor CO
W. Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
Black Market Auto
Ford
Aes Neer Bor
Auzi Bly. and
Hillside Motor
W. Patrick St
Water St
Farm Bureau Accident and Health Insurance
Charles R. Albaugh
S. Market St
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance CO
Rome
Colomber 16
Ohie
National Bowling Congress
B. Leatherman
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