Heated clash at city meeting over police beats and car
Mayor Lloyd Culler and Police Chief Arthur C. Poulsen traded sharp exchanges at a special Mayor and Aldermen session. They argued over police beat time, a new patrol car purchase, and a proposed 1943 tax rate of 1.08 per hundred, with motions to trade cars and convert one into an ambulance discussed amid tense remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Culler
Arthur C. Poulsen
Fred Straley
Police Department
Culier
Poulsen
Russell H. McCain
Potoma: Edison Company
Frederick County
General Assembly
Francis Scott -Key Hotel
W. Raymond Walter
Linganore
Y M C A Opens Open House For Service Members
The Always Club on the building’s first floor opens for teenage members and adult inspection. The Y M C A’s Alvin G Quinn says the Y M C A works with men in uniform and expects soldiers and others to attend the open house. Service men are granted full membership privileges at no cost during their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William & Ray, III
Alvin G. Quinn
Quinn
Armed Services
Guinn
Open House At Y M C A On New Year’s Day
R Ames Hendrickson invites the public to inspect the reopened Frederick Y M C A at Court and Church streets tomorrow from noon to nine. The modernized facility includes fluorescent lobby lighting, a white enamel color scheme, and updated equipment for youth welfare and activities. Dr Joseph H Apple, former Y M C A board president, attends the invitation as a guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Y. M
Hendrickson
YM. Cc. A
Udine
Stalin Named Time Man Of The Year For 1942
Time magazine designated Joseph Stalin as its Man Of The Year for 1942. Publisher P. I. Prentice said the choice reflects the biggest rise to fame and impact on news, not an endorsement or moral judgment. The Times notes Roosevelt and Winston Churchill were previous selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Stalin
Time Magazine
P. I. Prentice
Time
Stalin
Hitler
Roosevelt
Winston Waurcniit Dub Lok
1942 Launchings Complete 1942 Launchings
Baltimore December 3 aboard Sparrows Point shipyard Bethlehem Steel completes a 1942 program of 20 ships totaling about 200000 deadweight tons. Mobiloil tanker launched. 16 vessels delivered, 4 awaiting machinery. Yard plans 26 ships in 1943 and notes material and manpower constraints. Mrs Gertrude Faust christened for Socony Vacuum Oil. Tanker capacity 5030000 gallons of gasoline, enough for 52000 card trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mobiloil
Bethlehem Steel Company
Sparrows Point
Atting-out
Frank A. Hodge
Gertrude B. Faust
W. L. Faust
Socony-Vacuum Oil Company
Bomber With Six Passengers Missing
A medium bomber with four crew and two passengers, including WAAC officer Eleanor C Nate, vanished after 10 30 a m departure from MacDill Field to San Antonio Texas. Passengers included Nate and her husband Ma Joseph C Nate of Wilmette Illinois. Crew listed: Lt William Booth pilot Flight Officer Raymond J Jewett co pilot Lt Edward E Stevens navigator Sgt George A Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
WAAC
MacDill Field
San Antonio
Tex
Eleanor C. Nate
Army Recruiting Office
Joseph C. Nate
Wilmette
William Booth
Lexington
Mass
Raymond J. Jewett
Pittsburg
Calif
Edward E. Stevens
Bethesda
George A. Kennedy
Cambridge
Nate
Mek Winehay
15 Million Dollar State Surplus Expected By Comptroller Tawes
Maryland Comptroller Tawes says a state surplus near 15 million dollars is expected next October if current laws stay unchanged. He notes 1941-42 receipts totaled 54.9 million with general funds at 27.07 million and specials at 27.88 million, aided by inheritance and real estate tax actions while auto and tire revenues fell due to reduced traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawes
Treasury
Mainland
IAS
Wedding Anniversary Dinner for Wolfe Couple at Garfield
A Christmas dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter A Wolfe Garfield celebrated their 47th wedding anniversary. Attendees included E R Kuhn James Horne Truman Wolfe Merkle Wachter Homer Lewis and many Wolfe relatives plus Marguerite Doris Delton Bonnie Miriam Meredith Horne Bobby Morrow Nancy Lee Wolfe and Larry Reeder. More than half the graphite mined globally is used in foundries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Wolfe
Garfield
Wolfe
E.R. Kuhn
James Horne
Truman Wolfe
Merkle Wachter
Homer Lewis
Freda Zasic
Willie Wolfe
Onelia Wolfe
Virginia
Charlotte
Betty
Jeanette
John
George
Judith Kuhn
Pauline
Carolyn
Jackie
Jayson
Elvian
Clifford Wolfe
Lorraine
Ronald
Phyllis
Janet
Osten Wolfe
Shirley
Beverly Wachter
Hilda Toberg
Gerald
Connie
Wilda
Wanda
Linda
Marguerite
Doris
Delton
Bonnie
Miriam
Meredith Horne
Bobby Morrow
Nancy Lee Wolfe
Larry Reeder
Tractor and trailer overturn after load in Kentucky field
Taylor of Lexington reports a tractor and trailer loaded with furniture overturned in a field between question and Urbana at noon Tuesday. The tractor, almost demolished, and trailer suffered heavy damage. No charges were filed. four trucks recovered the gear. The driver escaped injury. Also notes a Quebec river name meaning river that does not freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domer
Taylor
Lexington
I Juestion
Urbana
United van Lines
Cleveland
Paratus
Ely
Tickle
Bruce Brecher
Madeweska River
Quebec
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Ettore OR
A. F. Rees, Inc
Jesse P. Schell
Frederick Manager
Fryt
Lewis Eyler
Bernard Eyler
Pvt
Lewis “Detts” Eyler
Charles Eyler
England
Bernard
Joe
Smyrna
Tenn
J. Millard Tawes
Comptroller of
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Ascciated
Annapolis
State Comptroller's
MR Casas
Taba
Diver
Gils Hotel
Zacharias
Horace C. Zacharias
New Victory
Conner Coal Neer Perm
Goodyear
Sears. Roebuck and CO
Frederick, MD
Weer Ptek AP
Anane
Frederick, Nu
Sears, Roebuck and 2 Prune
Rtack, MD
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