Frederick City Budget Faces 1043 Fiscal Plan Approval
Frederick City lays out a 1943 budget with expenditures rising by 14 149 over the current year. A 10 percent wage increase for most staff begins January 1, while the mayor and aldermen reserve final approval for a later meeting. The plan includes new tax levy proposals and shifts in department appropriations, highlighting higher police and public safety funding and reduced public works and curb gut ter maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Board of Aldermen
Edward J. Smith
Department of Public Works
Department of Public Welfare
Answers To War Quiz rma Page Four
Answers to the war quiz piece notes itemized responses including Estonia and Guadalcanal battles, mentions US Marines and Army forces, and a foreign word etymology of a disease term. It also references American imports of Chinese origin and obsolete factory machinery used in station wagon body production.
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Rma
Estonia
Guadalcanal
USS Marines
United States
California
Bodgg
Six Frederick County Drivers Lose Licenses at State Hearing
State License Examiner W. Dana Rudy revoked or suspended licenses for six Frederick County residents and issued probation and reprimands after hearings in the Court House. Several did not appear. Notable actions include revocations for Nevin Eugene Cline Arnold Walker Weast and Russell Donald Long, plus suspensions for others for drunken driving speed and reckless operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
W. Dana Rudy
Court House
Nevin Eugene Cline
Frederick
Phetteplace
Middletown
Paul Edward Eyler
Emmitsburg
Leroy Harry Simpson
New Market
George W. Sponseller
Howard Smith Jackson
Knoxville
Lewis David Shastie
Induction of Strenuous Lite Pvt Rothenhoefer at Madison
Strenuous Lite Pvt Rothenhoefer now attends Madison Wisconsin radio school of the Army Air Corps. He was inducted September 11 and is the son of Mr and Mrs George L Hothenhoefer of 333 West Carron street. Formerly an assistant physical director of the YMCA he shed twenty pounds after two months of Air Corps calisthenics.
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Pvt. Rothenhoefer
Madison, Wis
Radio School
Army Air Corps
George L. Hothenhoefer
West Carron Street
YMCA
Air Corp
Eisenhower Darlan Toast Unknown Soldier Tomb In Algiers
In Algiers Admiral Jean Darlan and General Dwight D Eisenhower laid a wreath on France's Unknown Soldier tomb with Gen Henri Giraud and Gen Mark W Clark present. The ceremony honored Napoleon’s 1805 victory and joined Allied French and American leaders with the Imperial Council amid North Africa control changes.
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Algiers
French North Africa
Imperial Council
Jean Darlan
Dwight D Eisenhower
France
Algeria
Henri Honore Giraud
Napoleon
Eisenhower
Mark W. Clark
Andrew Browne Cunningham
Tunchean
Darlan
Pierre Boisson
Dakar
CIO AFL Peace Pact Aims at Joint Arbitration
Washington December 2 AFL and CIO peace committees reached a landmark agreement to arbitrate jurisdictional disputes pending full reunion. A joint committee will seek a binding arbiter, with US President named if no agreement in five days. The pact, hailed as a step toward labor peace, leaves many application questions unresolved.
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Washington
AFL
CIO
Executive Council
Philip Murray
American Labor Movement
United States
Kaiser Shipyards
CIO Marine and Shipbuilders
National Labor Relations Board
Laval In Berlin For Discussions With Nazis
Pierre Laval arrived in Berlin for talks on forming a new Vichy government and a volunteer African Falange to fight with Germany against the United States and Britain. Reports say Paris and Vichy negotiations are under way to arm and feed France for Germany, with Doriot led Blue Shirt groups as the nucleus of a pro Nazi French army.
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Switzerland
Pierre Laval
Berlin
Vichy
Milan
Italy
Laval
Falange
Germany
United States
Britain
Paris
France
Jacques Doriot
Government spending to hit 59 billion in 1943 first half
The Department of Commerce says rapid growth of expenditures for goods and services will bring the annual rate to about 59 billion dollars in the first half of 1943.
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Department of Commerce
City Denies Tax Exemption for Fair While Delaying Sewer Connection
In a regular session the Frederick City Council refused a tax rebate request from the Frederick County Agricultural Society. They granted permission to delay plumbing connections to sewer lines until reuse. Officials discussed charity and past rebates, sewer planning, tree thinning at Singanore plant, Elm tree repairs on West Second Street, and signage for civic buildings and canteens. A soldier’s letter and Christmas card gesture were noted.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Guy K. Molter
John L. Shaw
Albert N. McCardell
Frank N. Stauffer
Motter
Edward J. Smith
J. Marshall Staub
Mobley
W. Raymond Walter
Perk Committee
West Second Street
Carroll Parkway
F. J. Thompson
Not To Mobilize Guard For Blackouts Ruling
Baltimore authorities announce a new order effective November 23 that guards and Minute Men will not mobilize during air raid alerts or blackouts. Brigadier General Dwight H. Mohr states the measure stems from lost man hours and pay during alerts. Commanding officers and staff officers will report to armories while units remain on standby via radio for headquarters orders.
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Third Service Command
Mohr
Baltimore
Dwight H. Mohr
Kane AM Ane
Cheata Pesan
Board Rejects West College Terrace Storm Sewer Plan
The street committee reported the board voted against a proposal to install a storm water sewer along West College Terrace between Second Street and Fleming Avenue. Wilbur and Frank Msin and their attorney Edward D. Storm urged the project. City Engineer Walter opposed, saying the sewer would not stop water seepage into the Main residence basement. The board also approved a $50 USO drive donation, a $50 ambulance fund card from the Pythian Sisters, and a Junior Chamber of Commerce invitation to a war bond auction at Winchester Hall. It authorized renting a Fishing Creek building to F. W. Schrom and approved a yearlong ammonia purchase contract.
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West College Terrace
Second Street
Fleming Avenue
Wilbur
Frank Msin
Edward D. Storm
Walter
USO
Pythian Sisters
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Winchester Hall
Fishing Creek
F. W. Schrom
Maryland Fire Hazard Check Urged For Public Buildings
Maryland state officials urged county commissioners to inspect all public and semi public buildings for fire hazards after the Boston disaster. Insurance Commissioner John B. Gontrum cited congestion and out of state citizens as aggravating factors and noted shortages of gasoline and tires hinder inspections. He asked counties to report any hazards found in apartment houses hotels theaters clubs and halls and to demand immediate corrections.
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Baltimore
John B. Gontrum
Maryland
Boston
Gentrum
Insurance Department
Liberty Boat Sal on Navy Sailors Missing After Capsize
News from Newport dated December 2 reports a Navy liberty boat capsized in Narragansett Bay during return from shore leave. Between 14 and 23 sailors feared lost with two named survivors J B Kelly and L J Hinsen. a rescue continues as the Navy reviews a roster to confirm the exact number aboard. Jamestown firefighters recovered a motor whale boat near Conanicut Island damaged but afloat. a survivor told James town farmer Manuel L Machado of 67 that the boat filled with water and overturned in heavy seas while others slept or clung to life belts awaiting help.
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Newport
U. L
Narragansett Bay
J. B. Kelly
L. J. Hinsen
Jamestown
Conanicut Island
Navy Public Relations
Haystack
Manuel L. Machado
Machado
Newport Naval Hospital
Norman Caswell
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Department of Public Safety
City Register
Legal Department
City Hall
City Opera House
City Market
Children’s Aid Society
Frederick City Hospital
C. Burr Artz Library
Salvation Army
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of Engineering and Building Inspection
Carroll Creek
Bureau of Police
Bureau of Fire
Trafic
Defense
Department of Parks
Bisturreaat
Libya
Soviet
Mieve
Rumania
Sulgaria
Egypt
Russia
Alexa
Syria
U.S
Stuttgart
Genoa
Maly
Tunisia
Mediterranean
Tunis-Bizerte-Gulf of Gabes
Eighth Army
Rommel
Atvika Korps
Stalingrad
David A. Rothenhoefer
Buck Jones
Maton
Cocoanut Grove
Buck” Jones
Boston Childrens Hospital
Whch
Reunion of Labor
West Patrick
Court Streets
Patrick
Market Streets
West Patrick Street
Joseph H Himes
W Holland
Pvt. Holland
Africa
Roosevelt
Hendrickson
Richelieu
Liberty Boat Salon
South Market
ALLEN
Delphey
A. M. Close
F. M
Yine
Mrs. Jones
Gov. Winthrop
Winthrop
Kneehele
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
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