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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1942

Page

2

Nine Plead Guilty In Circuit Court Arraignments

Defendants arraigned Monday before Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard pleaded guilty or not guilty to indictments from the February grand jury. Trials are set March 5 through 12 with appeals on March 14. Leroy Carroll of Frederick faced rape charges, while William H. Killman of Baltimore pleaded guilty to most burglary and larceny charges. Fraley Fraley admitted burglary tied to the Gaither residence, and Marshall Fritz pleaded not guilty to two burglary counts. The docket lists numerous cases scheduled March 5 through March 12, including larcenies, forgeries, and bastardies, with several defendants remaining not arraigned or seeking jury trials.

Arthur D. Willard Leroy Carroll Frederick William H. Killman Hood College Fraley Frank Fraley Braddock Heights Misses Gaither Clifton Marshall Fritz Washington County Rocky Ridge Graceham William L. Jordon Patrick M. Schnauffer Jordon Rudolph Anderson Wilson J. Ambush Otis C. Diggs William B. Thomas This City E. Austin James Edwin F. Nikirk Thomas J. Carr Middletown Edward E. Moore Delmas Rice James L. Schultz Howard Schrader Brunswick William M. Storm Harry Kintz W. Jerome Offutt Clarence E. Kintz Elmer E. Gruber Walter E. Sinn Carroll Lloyd W. Remsburg Washington D. Castle John C. Remsburg Guy Stultz Eldridge S. Barber Walter L. Bowers, Jr Thurmont Meredith Mercer Richard Snyder John H. Grable Edward F. Grove, Jr Lewis M. Hurst Arthur D. Simons

Jupiter Brightest Planet in Evening Sky This Month

The article notes Jupiter as the brightest of three close-approaching planets in Taurus with magnitude minus 1.8, Saturn at plus 0.4, and Mars at plus 1.3. It describes star map views at 11 p.m. and dates, mentions Sirius, Canis Major, Orion, Gemini, Auriga, Leo, Virgo, Bootes, and the visibility of Venus and Mercury near sunrise in March. The discussion explains planetary brightness, distances, and basic star-spot identifications.

Science Service, Inc Taurus Jupiter Aldebaran Saturn Mars Earth Sirius Auriga Leo Lion Regulus Virgo Spica Bootes Arcturus Naked Eye Venus Mercury

Bethlehem Shipyards Walkout Over Eight Hour Day Protest

Nearly 3,500 CIO workers at Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp yards in San Pedro California walked out in a protest against the ten hour day begun February 12. A spokesman said it was not a strike, but a call to end work after eight hours to force terms. The night shift would also end after eight hours. About 5,000 construction workers labored in two shifts. Bethlehem officials declined comment, noting discussions with Navy officers.

San Pedro Calif CIO Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp Saa PB. m

U S Flyers Win High Praise In The Far East

In Bandoeng Java on February 23 American flyers earned high praise from Dutch comrades for their bombing skill in the Straits of Macassar Southern Sumatra and off Bali. Allied pilots from the United States Netherlands Britain and Australia gained battle experience and expressed confidence they could outfly Japanese airmen given equal material. A U S pilot said three hundred good fighters could turn the scales in favor of the Allies. Japanese raids on Java airports caused less damage than expected according to Allied airmen.

Bandoeng Java Straits of Macassar Sumatra Bali Netherlands East Indies

World Day Of Prayer Observed By Two Lutheran Ladies Societies

The Women's Missionary Society of St. Paul's Church Jefferson joined with the Lovettsville group to observe World Day of Prayer. A joint mission study class reviewed the book Then the Light Came focusing on India. Reviews were given by members of both groups, with devotions, a luncheon, and a closing hymn. The Lovettsville and Jefferson societies will meet again next year to continue the collaboration.

Women's Missionary Society of St. Paul's Lutheran Church Jefferson Women's Missionary Society New Jerusalem Lutheran Church Lovettsville India Lovettsville Society Jefferson Society George Smith Lee House Gilmore Keller Luther Bussard Henry Keller George H. Seiler Marvin Filler Ruth Stevens Alma Heskell A. A. Beatty Mary Compher Keller The E. Stanley Jones H. W. Beatty Evelyn Horine Lovellsville Society Beatty Society A. F. Tobler Lovellsville Maxine Brown Tobler Ivory Palaces G. H. Wirts Elizabeth Everhart Viola Wright Mary Myers Alma Heskett Bowman Walter Williams Ella Filler Nina Hickman Lillian Boger Mildred Stream Katherine Scott H. C. McKimmey Bessie Sandower Luther

Local Social Page Names List of Attendees

Evelyn Horine Bussard Elmer Guyton Roy Remsburg Ross Horine Roy Maught Donald Heffner Millard Horine Oscar DeGrange Albert Bussard Leo Steiner Henry Keller Myrtle Shaft Misses and Mrs. titleholders appear among attending names in a social column.

Soldier Held For Killing Taxi Driver

A 20 year old enlisted man from Bolling Field was held by police as the gunman who killed Conrad Steele, a 35 year old taxi driver, after a revolver reported stolen from barracks turned up among the man’s effects. Steele jumped from his cab at 11th and East Capitol streets and ran toward a drug store shouting Stop that.

Washington Bolling Field Conrad Steele Steele 11Th East Capitol

Soldier in Cab Holdup Arrest After Fatal Shot

Witnesses recall a man in a soldier's uniform firing at Steele from a cab window. Police say the gunman halted another car, held the driver at gunpoint, and claimed he had killed one man. He fled, later switching cabs and being linked to a soldier sent to Bolling Field.

Steele Bolling Field

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