Two Guilty Pleas in Police Court Assault Cases
A long police court session found two defendants Paul Fogle and Roger Rothenhoefer guilty of assault and battery and each fined 15 dollars plus costs. Several others including Cosgrove Mallett and Harvey Fogle faced drunken driving fines of 100 dollars, while a Ha gerstown attorney pled guilty to operating under the influence. The proceedings included claims of false arrest, attempted interferences with officers, and a notable case involving a veteran, with numerous witnesses and testimonies shaping the final outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton ¥. Bennett
Paul Fogle
Roger Rothenhoefer
North M. Strine
Frederick
Charles A. Cosgrove
Buckeystown
William Mallett
Williamsport
E. Austin James
Helen Fogle
Harvey Fogle
Liberty
Charles Fogle
Guadalcanal
Richard
Ben Phebus
Richard E. Zimmerman
Fogles
Nolie Contendere
Hagerstown
Norman
Daniel Herbert Hoffman
Bethesda
Hoffman
Rothenhoefer
the Fogles
Fogle Brothers
Zimmerman
Fourth and
Market Street
John Hart
Phobus
Charles
Phebus
Frank Dorsey
Bruce Brachey
Bennett
Ernest Shoemaker
Harry F. Danner
Audrey E. Danner
Happy” Gray
Ellicott City
Wesley E. Woodward
Camp Detrick
Woodward
F.B.I
Coast Guard
Denver Shook
Chester Collins
Pennsylvanina Power and Light strike ordered to end by Wednesday
Washington reports the War Labor Board has given striking employees of the Pennsylvania Power and Light Company until Wednesday morning to return to work. If the strike continues, the case may be referred to President Roosevelt. WLB official Wayne L. Morse warned of sanctions under the War Labor Disputes Act and Executive Order 9370. A WLB representative will go to Lansford, Pennsylvania, to explain procedures for strike cases.
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Washington
War Labor Board
Pennsylvania Power and Light Company
Roosevelt
Wayne L. Morse
WLB
CIG Utility Workers Organizing Committee
Morse
Lansford
Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary For Mr and Mrs John Ahalt
A Dec 10 celebration in Creagers Town marks the sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ahalt at the Lutheran Church parish hall. The event featured a staged wedding scene with descendants in period roles, musical performances, greetings from local ministers, and a three tier cake plus flowers and gifts for the honored couple. More than 200 friends attended the reception with refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Ahalt
Creagerstown
Daniel Flook
Ahalt
Edgar F. Hoffmeier
Walkersville
T. F. Hoffmeier
Virginia Keech
van Brown
Life
Ruby Smith
Claude Ahalt
Middletown
F. R Seibel
Silver Run
Mr Hoffmeier
F. R. Seibel
F. R. Reinberger
Union dispute belligerence at today hearing and war act risk
The notice warned union officials no consideration would be given to grievance merits until work resumes. If Lansford and Pine Grove plants are taken over under the War Labor Disputes Act, individuals may be criminally prosecuted for encouraging strikes. Benefits to unions may be withdrawn under an Executive order. Also noted: a local class Christmas party at Calvary Methodist church with Bright Jewels class hosting and a Smithsonian founder note and a fact about American Samoa forest land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansford
Pine Grove
Myles Franté
Stored Liquor Tax Likely Faces Senate Action
Washington reports that Senator George of Georgia will request the Senate Finance Committee to end a federal tax on 117 million gallons of whiskey stored over four years to relieve a nationwide shortage. The move would cut the tax-free storage period from eight to four years, pushing older whiskey onto the market and restocking exhausted stores. The hearings will also hear hotel operator Samuel Horwitz who declined black market deals, and witnesses Alfred Driscoll and William Lentz. Marvin Jones of the War Food Administration is listed for Friday.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Cleveland
Senate Judiciary
van Nuys
D-Ind
Samuel Horwitz
Cleveland-Allerton Hotel, Inc
Horwitz
Thorwitz
Alfred Driscoll
New Jersey
State Alcohol Beverage Commission
William F. Lentz
Ohio
Marvin Jones
WPB seeks grain data to aid whiskey production plan
War Production Board officials discuss grain availability for whiskey manufacture and whether industrial alcohol production can pause briefly to supplement stock in government warehouses. In Lewistown, Pennsylvania, trucker John H. Moyer was charged with reckless driving after his milk tanker collided with an H. F. railway freight train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
van Nuys
WPB
Jones
John H. Moyer
Tunkhannock
Lewistown
Nicodemus Paint Store Opens on Court Street
Nicodemus Paint Store at 30 Court, phone 425, announces new location and hours. Local customers invited to inspect paints, tools, and supplies for home and project needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicodemus Paint Store
30 & Court
Police Court hearing set in Shankle fatal accident case
Sergt. Charles V. Main of the State Police announced a Police Court hearing for December 20. The case was first set for last night and postponed. No charges have been filed yet in the investigation of the fatal accident involving William Roger Shankle of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergt
Charles V. Main
State Police
William Roger Shankle
Sergl. Main
Shankle Involved In Car Incident Ripping The Vehicle
A report states that Shankle was ripping the car when the incident occurred, with details noting the sequence of events and immediate aftermath as described by witnesses. The account emphasizes the disruption caused by the act and the resulting circumstances surrounding the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shankle
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OUR Christmas Club
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Storm & Shipley Market
Baphives
Calvary Methodist Church School
Robert Reifsnider
Hughes Ford
Russell Dudrow
Reifsnider
Harry Zimmerman
O Little
Ruth Cronise
Guy Wetzel
Santa
Claude Hahn
Smithsonian
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
James Smithson
American Samoa
Fakorn
Comfort Cushiei
Dr. Wernet
Sherwood Products
AV Har Claus
Haphives
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