Ration Board Office To Be Opened Soon In Brunswick
Brunswick will host a new full time rationing office within ten days with Emily Crim appointed to lead the first auxiliary to Frederick County Rationing Board. Office space and equipment are donated by Rayor and Ci Consil Brunswick. Officials cite district needs and survey findings supporting the new office.
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Brunswick
Emily Crim
Knoxville
Frederick County
We Rayor
Ci Consil
nFinns
Cyrene
Frederick
Council of
Minister Resigns After 12 Years in Shepherdstown
Rev. Dewey C. Loving, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church since January 1938, resigns to serve a parish in the Blue Ridge Mountains near Charlottesville Virginia. He also filled pulpits at Harpers Ferry and Hedgesville and will leave Shepherdstown around October 16 with his family.
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Shepherdstown
W. Va
Dewey C. Loving
Trinity Episcopal Church
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Charlotteswire
Loving
Harpers Perry
Hedgesville
Trinity
Cook Aims to Return to Campaign Before September 8
EO Cook Democratic candidate for Governor spoke from his Baltimore home after weeks of hospital treatment. He said he hopes to regain strength quickly and campaign before the primary, and plans to vote for himself if he cannot return to the polls in time. He referenced Stephen B. Peddicord’s missed vote four years ago.
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Cook
Stephen B. Peddicord
Baltimore
War Interpreted Race to Caspian and Caucasus Oil Fields
The report tracks Soviet and German moves in the Caucasus and around Stalingrad. German columns push toward Grozny and the Caspian while another detachment advances toward Astrakhan, with a race to control Novorossisk and mount a back to the sea defense.
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Novorossisk
Black Sea
Stalingrad
Bacaia
Deku Oil Avorteull
Caucasus
Red Star
Volga
Astrakhan
Caspian Sea
Elista
Volga and
Caspian
Grozny Oil Held
Maikop
Grozny Oi
Grozny
Berlin
Elboros
Klukhov Pass
Sukhum
North Caucasus
Sevastopol
Answers To War Quiz From Page Five
Answers to wartime quiz appear on page five with details about insignia for the 39th Division and related symbols, plus notes on Buna in New Guinea and a few descriptive terms for maritime rigging and geography.
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Andrew Jackson
Buna
New Guinea
Port Moresby
Maryland Legion Parade Crowns Winners In Cumberland
In Cumberland 20000 spectators watched the Maryland American Legion convention parade. Prizes totaling 275 were distributed among seniors juniors and colored units, with Lonaconing Band best in parade and Arion band runner up. Hamilton Squadron won junior drum and bugle title with 95.5 points. Maccabean Squadron took second. Feete elected Grand Castellan. veterans back open ranks to those in current war.
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Cumberland
Piedmont
ViVa
Baltimore
Gonaconing
Maryland Department of the American Legion
Kelly-Mansfield
W. Va
First
American Legion
Hamilton
Sons of the American Legion
Fort Cumberland
Carver High School
Federal Post
Lonaconing
Lonagoning City
the American Legion
Maccatean
Sons of the Legion
Flanders
Sons of the Legion, of
Maccabean Squadron No
Flanders Squadron
Hamilton Squadron
Wuukes
Drum and Bugle Corps Association
Feete
Charles Floyd Feete
Frederick
Maryland
State Armory
Steadman- Keenan
Brunswick
Maryland Department Legion Safety Committee
W. Earl Brooks
Roy L. Pyle
Taeicht
Arthur Grifee
Carroll Post No. 31
Westminster
Legion
Pyle
Resolution Committee
Station to be Enlarged and Refurnished at Harpers Ferry
Evidence of rising passenger travel prompts B&O to enlarge remodel and refurnish the Harpers Ferry passenger station. Agent Lewis D. Nichols outlines plans including expanded waiting and rest rooms a new Pullman window and a new telephone booth. The station serves Maryland Virginia and West Virginia as a tri state junction.
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Harpers Feery
W. Va
Lewis D. Nichols
Pulllman
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Government seeks to force AP open to all newspapers
The United States filed suit in Federal District Court to compel The Associated Press to admit nonmember newspapers for a proportional share of news gathering costs. The petition accuses AP bylaws of monopolizing interstate news and seeks injunctions and divestiture of Wide World Photos stock.
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New York
Federal District Court
Associated Press
Herbert Charlson
United States Court
Charlson
U. S
James E. Mulcahy
The
Association
New York State
United States
AP News
Charles H. Weston
Wide World Photos, Inc
New York Times
Wide World
McLean
Robert McLean
Board of
Affectors
Wat I
Repu
United Press and
International News Service
Roosevelt seeks untested war powers to control wages and farm prices
Washington reports President Roosevelt may invoke untested war powers to stabilize living costs by tying wages and farm prices to a living cost index. A flexible board would oversee price ceilings, with subsidies possibly used to support producers, as lawmakers weigh the legal scope of such actions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Brown
D-Mich
New England
New Board
War Labor Board
Philip Murray
CIO
William Greene
AFL
National Grange
Tentative Program For Homemakers Is Mapped
Rockville Aug 28 Mrs Philip Watkins president of the Montgomery County Council of Homemakers Clubs and Miss Edythe M Turner home demonstration agent met with the presidents of 19 clubs yester day afternoon and outlined a tentative 1943 program The October membership drive will be led by Mrs Watkins who is state membership chairman An effort to raise club enrollment from about 700 was noted The club presidents will submit the 1943 program to their groups for approval before the council's full meeting.
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Rockville
Philip Watkins
Montgomery County Council of Homemakers’ Clubs
Edythe M Turner
Montgomery County
Soesemakers’ Council
Watkins
Police Court Cases Heard
John Mercer near Liberty found not guilty of disturbing the peace after a dispute over a farmhand. Hood near Mt Airy testified Mercer threatened violence. Mercer says Hood threatened him with a shotgun. Walter Bell charged with assault and battery was found not guilty. James Day Baker of Linden Hills was found guilty and fined $10. Several others forfeited bail for failing to appear.
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John Mercer
Liberty
Wilbur S. Hood
Mt. Airy
Alton ¥. Bennett
Baw
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Hood
Mercer
Walter Bell
Hamilton Avenue
William Sparrow
Market Street
Sparrow
Bell
James Day Baker
Linden Hills
Mary Crist
West Patrick Street
Bennett
Weinberg
Baker
Edgar Diggs
Augustus Palm
Carl Cora Wetzel
Samuel R. Shoemaker
Hagerstown
Dorothy Kennedy
Washington
John McCarthy
Dennis C. Cook
Oceana
Carroll Committee Endorses Governor for Re-Election
The Carroll County Democratic State Central Committee unanimously backs Governor O'Conor for a second term, praising his leadership and war effort contributions. The group also endorses J. Street Baldwin for the Democratic nomination for Congress in Maryland's Second District.
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Westminster
Carroll County
Democratic State Central Committee
O'Conor
Truman B. Cash
Maryland
J. Street Baldwin
Congress
Md School for Blind Prepares for Opening
The Maryland School for the Blind in Overlea readies for fall session under Superintendent Francis M. Andrews. It operates as a boarding school on a cottage family plan with free education for Maryland and District of Columbia children with defective eyesight. Students from other states may be admitted for $600.
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Maryland School For the
Francis M. Andrews
Overlea
Andrews
Maryland
District of Columbia
Traffic Cases Tried By Justice Campbell
Arrested the day after an accident in Emmitsburg by State Trooper W. W. Corbin, the driver struck a parked machine of Howard Miller. Christopher C. Springer of Emmitsburg was convicted for failing to identify himself after an accident and fined $25. Other convictions before Magistrate Campbell include Walter D. Mc Laughlin Waynesboro Pa speeding $10 and failing to stop at a stop sign $10 Richard L. Geyer Baltimore exceeding 50 $10 Raymond Morgan Washington using expired license $10 Edward R. Heffner Baltimore exceeding 30 $5. State Trooper Corbin handled the charges.
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W. W. Corbin
Howard Miller
Tn Emmitsburg
Christopher C. Springer
Emmitsburg
Frank J. Campbell
Campbell
Walter D. McLaughlin
Waynesboro
Richard L. Geyer
Baltimore
Raymond Morgan
Washington
Eugene Croyle
Johnstown
Edward R. Heffner
Corbin
Court News Property Deeds and Marital Changes Listed
A stream of property deeds records transfers from Ida M. Cole to Roy M. Hiltner and others, with multiple city deeds at ten dollars. Several transfers involve C Albert Gilson and Bessie MacMunn among city holdings. Marriage licenses issued to Banks and Berry pairings. Fazio and Sir divorce noted. Several residents in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Chicago region appear in notices.
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Ida M. Cole
Roy M. Hiltner
Miy
David G. Everhart, Sr
Wilbur
Harshman
Bessie E. MacMunn
C. Albert Gilson
Albert Gilson
Pearl A. Eader
Bessie E.macmunn
Mary Or
WPB Chief Demands Fast Action on War Production
Washington Aug 28 Chairman Donald M. Nelson told War Production Board branch chiefs that the pace is too slow and urged a tighter, more realistic use of materials. Nelson warned of criticism as casualty lists grow and stressed that the next months are crucial for war production. Reese H Taylor said he offered to resign for personal reasons but would stay until a successor is named. He attributed his decision to the temporary nature of his post while leading the Iron and Steel Branch. A CIO Aluminum Workers leader expressed hope for a peaceful wage dispute settlement with Aluminum Company of America, deferring a strike decision until after a Pittsburgh meeting next week. There are two air raid shelters in the Vatican.
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Washington
Donald M. Nelson
War Production Board Today
Reese H. Taylor
Tron and Steel
Nelson
Taylor
Union Oil Company
Los Angeles
Frederick 1
Iron and Steel
Nicholas Zonarich
CIO Aluminum Workers of America
Aluminum Company of America
Pittsburgh
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Brunswick Hopes Club
Rotary
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Banta Rintad Anden
Washington County
WPA
Brunswick Forte
Edward FE
BOMAR
Cauca
Laborador
North America
Europa
MD. Legion
C. F. Feete
Moscow
Rzhev
MacArthur
Milne Bay
Tsne
Strasburg T Va
Cee Sans Gage
Carroll
School For Blind
Justice Campbell
Court News
Kenneth P. Banks
Lewisberry
Esther I. S‘aunfer
Bressler
Rocco Fazio
Marie Sir
Chicago
Harry Diehl
Lages Lane
Caroline Mclone
Patterson, Node
Victory Bicycles For Sale
DeLiHer
Chiefs
Vatican
Pope
Rome
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Midsummer Furniture
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
Frederick, M
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