Holiday Forfeitures After Weekend Disturbances
Holiday celebrants forfeited 122.50 collateral for drunkenness and peace disturbances before Magistrate Alton Y Bennett. Several of 21 forfeitures were from arrests earlier in the week. James Allen Baker was sentenced to a year for concealed weapons. an unloaded .32 revolver, a knife, and pliers were found.
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Alton Y. Bennett
James Allen Baker
B and
O Avenue
House of Correction
James “Sapp
Nelson
Frederick
Gastley Junk Yard
Lena Pearson
Pearson
Robert Schroyer
Samuel Brown
James Newman
Samuel Moore
Willie Bennett
Gary Norwood
Fire damages local home. $1000 loss reported
Firemen confined the blaze to one back bedroom of Harry V. Bare’s residence at 200 West South Street after sleet hampered driving and visibility. The fire, starting in a clothes closet, destroyed the room’s contents including a $400 bedroom suite. total damage cited over $1000 and insured.
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West South Street
Weeewung Ueda
Bare
Belgian Collaborators By Corporal Victor M Wingate
Corporal Wingate recounts experiences in Belgian towns under German occupation. He notes how some natives cooperated with Nazism for survival, while others remained loyal to Belgium. He describes property seizures, forced relocations, widows, and retribution against collaborators, with many captured or stranded in limbo.
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U. S. Army
Permerly
Frederick County
Arion
Belgium
Sabuatl
Benieldpants
National Income Breaks AN Records in 1944
The Commerce Department reports 1944 national income near 159 billion dollars and national product around 197 billion, with income payments to individuals at about 155 billion. The data indicate wartime activity peaking early then leveling off, suggesting 1945 may be less active.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Economic yardstick contrasts with national income note
The discussion highlights a yardstick measuring money actually received by individuals, excluding corporate retained earnings but including social security benefits and dependents payments to service members. It reports last year income payments at 142.3 billion and 1939 national income at 70.8 billion, plus a note that battleship libraries average about 3000 volumes.
Christmas Celebrations and Visits Mentioned in Laytonsville Notes
Christmas gatherings feature numerous local families with extended relatives. The report notes Mrs Hemer Dunnawey hosting, Elisha Warfiord visiting, and Dewey slated for a February capital visit, highlighting social ties and the season's travel.
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Hemer Dunnawey
Withaut Ricketts
Dewey
New York
Leavellor
White
Washington
Tap T S Adeney Qi
Will
Carpl
Deowld Warfield
Thomas EB. Dewey
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