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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1944

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2

Policeman Appointed Ellis G. Carty Is Named To The Force

Ellis G. Carty of 34 West Patrick Street was named a patrolman in a regular session after the Police Commission rated him highly. The post fills one of two vacancies created by officers entering the armed forces. Toilets in City Hall were ordered closed due to lack of public cooperation in cleanliness. Plumbing appeal of J Marshall Staub set for Circuit Court on February 16. Tax rebate inquiry for agricultural land. potential adjustment after verification. Water main dead end to be removed in Middle alley. Open house invite to Mayer and Aldermen at USC recreation center. Annual report of United Fire Company approved.

Ellis G. Carty West Patrick Street Police Department Police Commission Carl Rentzell Richard Collistoner Russell H. McCain City Hall State Department of Health Edward Mobley J. Marshall Staub Circuit Court Staub John T. Best Middle Alley Sixth Mayer and Aldermen USC Recreation Center North Court Street United Fire Company

War Labor Board assumes jurisdiction over steel disputes

The War Labor Board today took jurisdiction over contract disputes involving about 500 steel companies and the CIO United Steel Workers. It will classify non-basic members and has set a public hearing for Monday to outline issues and procedures.

Washington War Labor Board CIO United Steel Workers

Nuns Reported killed near Pope residence

German controlled Rome radio said 14 nuns were killed in an attack on Castel Gandolfo the Pope’s summer residence south of Rome. A convent near the Papal residence was hit and bodies of 14 nuns were recovered. No Allied confirmation available.

London Rome Castel Gandolfo

Government tax reform proposal faces manpower hurdle

In Washington a House Ways and Means committee debate on letting the government compute 1943 taxes for about 30 million small taxpayers met strong opposition from the Internal Revenue Bureau which says it lacks staff. Rep Robertson proposes letting low income filers use Form 1040 A and have the bureau calculate liability, with taxpayers paying only after notice within ten days.

Washington Congress Internal Revenue Bureau Rep. Robertson D-Va House Ways and Means Robertson

Partisans Frustrate Drive in Macedonia and Fierce Dalmatia Battles

Yugoslav Partisans announced they had thwarted a two week Nazi Bulgarian drive in Macedonia. Heavy fighting reportedly raged in Dalmatia with German troops reinforced from Greece. Tito said violent clashes occurred in the Cetina Valley near Split and Zara. Ernest Poole's His Family won the first Pulitzer prize in letters.

London Macedonia Dalmatia Greece Josip Brozi Tito Cetina Adriatic Split Zara Ernest Poole

Recommendation for New Airport Near Glen Burnie

Baltimore February 24 Officials from major airlines recommend a new airport along the Ritchie Highway near Glen Burnie as the city’s future air hub. The present municipal field is deemed inadequate by a technical committee formed for the Aviation Commission.

Baltimore Ritchie Highway Glen Burnie Baltimore Aviation Committee Aviation Commission Ritchie Glenn E. Marti American Airlines Charles Froesch Eastern Airlines John C. Leslie Atlantic Pan-American Airways W. D. Markey Pennsylvania Central Airlines

Gas Pump Explodes at Mount Airy Service Station

A gasoline pump at Samuel E Mullinix’s Long Corner Mount Airy business exploded around 3 30 Wednesday afternoon. Mechanics present fought the blaze as Mount Airy volunteers arrived. Damage was slight and no injuries were reported.

Samuel E. Mullinix Long Corner Mount Airy

Gas Rationing Ends Common Income Tax Deductions

The OPA and Internal Revenue Department warned motorists that deductions for gasoline tax on 1500 to 2000 gallons are no longer available. In 1943 many returns claimed deductions of about $80 for 2000 gallons at 4 cents per gallon, but rationing cuts those benefits.

OPA Internal Revenue Department

Gasoline Tax Deduction Limits Noted for A Card Holders

Officials of the OPA estimated the maximum gasoline tax deduction for an A card motorist at 4.80 dollars. This reflected the assumption that the legal annual gasoline purchase for an A card holder was 120 gallons, with further limits for combined A and B card holders.

OPA

Argentine radio stations to be wholly owned by locals

President Pedro Ramirez in Buenos Aires decreed that all radio broadcasting stations must be wholly owned and managed by Argentine citizens who have resided in the country at least 10 years. The decree cites radio as a cultural and educational medium and as a national defense tool in wartime.

Radios Buenos Aires Pedro Ramirez Argentina

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