Japanese Imposter Arrested in Baltimore Shock at FBI Roundup
Tsuneyoshi Koba, born 1900 in Japan, arrested in Baltimore for passport and credential fraud. FBI reports he forged medical records to pose as a graduate of Columbia Johns Hopkins and Kyoto Imperial University while traveling under an assumed name. He faced past forgery charges and planned to seek an internship before capture.
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Baltimore
Federal Bureau of Investigation
F E. A. Soucy
FBI
Tsuneyoshi Koba
United States
Bernard 3. Flynn
Neba
St. Louis
U. S
Soucy
Koba
American Medical Association
Japan
U.S
Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Columbia University
New York City
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Columbia
Johns Hopkins
Kyoto Imperial University
Tokyo
Washington
New York
Maryland
Rochester
N. Y
Ain
Annual Bazaar At Walkersville
The Glade Valley Community Association will hold its annual bazaar at Walkersville High School on February 20 and 21. Evening performances feature two plays by local talent. Committees include general chairman Thomas L Cramer and numerous named members handling bazaar, decorating, advertising, entertainment, sights, and soliciting.
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Glade Valley Community Association
Walkersville High School
Thomas L Cramer
Gertrude Zimmerman
Edgar Vanfossen
Roscoe Ports
Grayson Smith
J. C. Kettells
Robert Nicodemus
David Gosnell
Bertha Grabill
Emma Devilbiss
George Graham
Edgar Zimmerman
Avery Browning
Hanson Crum
Ellis Ramsburg
Allen Vanfossen
Walter Culler, Jr
Jeanne Feaga
Audrey Mercer
Victoria de Diminico
Harry Finneyfrock
Hugh Keller
H. C Corum
Harry Smith Kent Nicodemus
Harry O Smith
Alton Whitmore
Sylvester Barkier
Ruth Holter
Octavia Gosnell
Enos Clem
George Bevilbiss
Nannie L. Reddick
Mary Ramsburg
Peggy Himes
Mary C. Dudrow
Margaret Stauffer
Emma J. Hahn
Anna Gee
Community Dinner Guests List Several Local Hosts
A long OCR readout lists numerous individuals by name among attendees and hosts for a community supper. The fragment mentions desserts like ice cream and cake, plus dishes such as creamed chicken, mashed potatoes, peas and kraut, celery, biscuits, potato salad, potato chips, coffee, and waffles. It also references serving supper and dining room arrangements with table numbers and care of dishes.
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Allen Bowers
Burkhard Fogle
George Graham
Jessie Windsor
Roy Dern
Peas and Kraut
Clayborne Zimmerman
James McCuller
David Gosnell
Roger Layman
Ralph Lampert
Waffles
Wiliam Vanfossen
Harold Free
Helen Reightler
George Devilbiss
Harry St
Gertrude Zimmerman
J. C. Kettells
Steiner Wachter
Otis Whitmore
Glenn Trout
Edgar Vanfossen
William Ensor
Raymond Putman
Keefer Catsail
Baxter Murphy
Grayson Smith
Meral Wisner
Edgar Zimmerman
Harry C. Smith
Ira Houck
Harvey Strine
Gilmore Fauble
Earl Bell
Murry Craver
Joseph Wilhide
Jessie Keeney
Charles Routzahn
Glenn Zimmerman
George C Stauffer
Clayton Zimmerman
Virginia Culler
Freda Kintz
Markell Crum
Muss Louie Winebrewer
Moss Catherine Crum
Paul Dinterman
Norman Green
Janet Kerchner
Margaret Saylor
Mildred Catsail
Irene Vanfossen
John Drenong
Edith Ramsburg
Vivian Zimmerman
Marjorie Zimmerman
Phyllis Houck
Judith Bowers
William Zimmerman
Harry Filler
Beattie Stauffer
Lester Dinterman
Madeline Br
Ralph Zimmerman
Joseph Carlotti
Hary G. Smith
Hilda Layman
Alma Hackler
Ingram
William Hanley
Nancy Stauffer
Catherine Ann Murphy
Margie
Contour farming urges soil protection on Maryland farms
Greenwood table discusses soil fertility and erosion. Mrs Frank Wilhide and others advocate soil conservation over buying fertilizer. Mr Cotton notes up and down plowing causes erosion and loss of phosphorus. contour rows curve with land to save soil lime and fertilizer, with farmers reporting time saved by longer rows.
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Cotton
Maryland
Important To Conserve Soils Farmers Advised
Maryland farmers are urged to conserve soils and plant nutrients as phosphorus fertilizer will be limited due to war demands for sulfuric acid. Extension soil conservationist John Cotton notes erosion removes about three times as much phosphorus as crops grow, stressing careful nutrient management amid rising product demand.
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Maryland
John Cotton
University of Maryland
Local Selective Service registrations report 5 793 in Allegany County
With 40 of 41 registration places reporting, chief registrar Charles L Loop announced that 5 793 men aged 20 to 44 registered the past three days under the Selective Service Act. The tally covers Allegany County.
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Allegany Registors
Cumberland
Charles L. Loop
Selective Service Act
Allegany County
Governors Oppose Wartime Unemployment Benefit Plan
Washington February 16 six governors opposed a proposed 300 million unemployment program for workers displaced by wartime industrial conversion. They argued it worsens idleness and harms the war effort, urging states to raise benefits without federal aid. The plan would cover workers idled by conversion, fund retraining, and transport them to new jobs.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
White House
McCormack
Massachusetts
America
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
National Conference of State Governors
Stassen
G O'Conor
Herbert RK. O'Conor
Maryland
Henry F. Schricker
Indiana
J. Melville Broughton
North Carolina
Leverett Saltonstall
Robert O. Blood
New Hampshire
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Marriage licenses listed for William O Webber Edna Louise Appell Claude G Painter Ida L Long and others. Divorces and separations shown for Vollmer Snyder Keck Serfass Hollister Smith Hardland Stafford Shipp Hauver Miller Linebaugh Warner Proctor Hubbard Getwicks Brown Knill Himbury Wright Jones Conrad Onley King Lyles Ells. Property deeds record transfers including Hoffman to Harvey S Hoffman and Elmer Hoffman to Pearl Blentlinger and Raymond Andrews et al.
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William O. Webber
Knoxville
Edna Louise Appell
Charles Town
W.va
Claude G. Painter
Frederick
Ida L. Long
East South Street
Charles G. Vollmer, Jr
Betty J. Snyder
Washington
Norwood R. Keck
Northampton
Carrie E. Serfass
Weissport
Carvin County
Alphonse A. Hollister
Locust Gap
Anna N. Smith
Mount Carmel
Leonard
Hardland
Geraldine Stafford
Washington, DC
Charles H Shipp
Tyne A. Hauver
Alexandria
Christine A. Miller
Betty Kane Linebaugh
Hagerstown
Frank W. Warner
Richard J. Conner
Dorothy Mae Lerch
Brunswick
Claude T. Onley
Sellman
Rosie M. King
Dickerson
William C. Lyles
Ella Mae Ells
Charles W. Hoffman
Harvey
Property Transfers in Vernon County and City Districts
Vernon T. Watkins, a widower, transfers five dollars to Raymond S. Andrews et al in Vernon County. Gilmore R. Flautt and wife convey property in the city to Charles E. Geesey et al for ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon T. Watkins
Raymond S. Andrews
Gilmore R. Flautt
Charles E. Geesey
Interned German Crew Suffering Trichinosis in New Mexico
The entire 400 man interned crew of the German liner Columbus is ill with trichinosis at Fort Stanton New Mexico. Justice Department officials reported today. One crew member died last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fort Stanton
N M
Justice Department
Death linked to heart disease at camp illness review
The report states death was due to heart disease rather than tainted pork. The Public Health Service sent four doctors including a tricainosis specialist and nurses to Fort Stan ton. The Agriculture Department investigates meat source while Columbus crew interned after scuttling off the Atlantic coast.
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Department
Marine Hospital
Fort Stanton
Public Health Service
Agriculture Department
Wilelm Daehne
The
Columbus
Grover C. Wilmoth
Atlantic
United States
Justice
German Captain Inspects Packing Plant and Secures Delivery
The department reports a German captain inspected a packing plant and arranged delivery of a park produced by interned crew who ground the meat and made it into sausages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bad Park
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Philco
Melvin M. Engle
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Gunnar Spant
Amerikaland
Vesta Peterson
Brooklyn
Sandy Hook
Greenwood
Frank Wilhide
Donald Walters
Merril Wisner
Howard Burrier
Earl Hartsock
Helen Zimmerman
Mildred Burrier
John Poole
Roger Zimmerman
Mary Catherine Dudrow
Emma Jane Hahn
Dolly Wilhide
Pauline Zimmerman
Mildred Zimmerman
Richard Carey
Margaret Gentry
Congress
Court News
Keystone Paints
Nicodemus
N. Court St
Vicks
W. Patrick St
Blue Ridge
Cyeue
Eversharp
Parker
Esterbrook
Storm & Shipley
American Standard Life Insurance Cortany
Washington, D. C
Charles M. O'Donnell
Dist. Mgr
Es Chercts
Frederick County National Bank of
North Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bulova
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Kinsler
Francis Scott Key Hotel
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