Notices Mailed By Board For Navy Induction Exams
Frederick County draft board two mailed 67 selectees to report for pre induction physicals in early March. Five others were notified to report after examinations and acceptance for Navy service. Colored and white groups include many names with locations across Frederick area. two white selectees registered as 4 E are pre Pearl Harbor fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Draft Board
Beth
Baltimore
Navy
Raymond Eldred Carpenter
Frederick
John Franklin Knott
Thurmont
Howard William Sullivan
Union Bridge
George William Stottlemyer
Smithsburg
Kenneth Leon Gilbert
Woodsboro
Pearl Harbor
Clyde Lamar Potts
Markett
Paul Worthington Stull
Cal
Norman Eli Dewees
Bainbridge
Regis John Miller
Raymond Clarence DeBerry
Taneytown
Roscoe William Maugans
Hargerstown
Earl Francis Miller
Loys
Paul Edward Johnson Eyler
Emmitsburg
Leonard R. Neal
Carroll Wilbur Brown
Howard Franklin Donnelly
Roy William Delauter
Stanley Benton Bury
Unionville
Charles Moore Clinedinst
Harrisonburg
William Walker Hayes
Kenneth Eugene Grimes
le Gore
Herman Elwood Long
N. Market St
Joseph Edward Shorb
Paul Gorman Shoemaker
Charles Edward Welsh
Lafayette Pyle Wastler
Curtis Norton Powell
Alvin Chester Younker
Hagerstown
Raymond Alfonzo Hough Jr
Rt. 3
Arthur Bernard Catsail
Randallstown
Wilford Oliver Beard
Elwood Laverne Biddinger
Rt. 1
Walkersville
Joseph Wilson Siler
Ijamsville
Glen Oscar Sauders
Myersville
Robert Monroe Brown
Sabillasville
Martin Luther Brown
Rt. Lan
Two executions and a rape case headline from Maryland news
Negro man William Charles Holsey was hanged at the Maryland Penitentiary for the murder of Baltimore butcher Charles L. Meister. Convicted in Carroll County Circuit Court, the crime involved burglary near Marriottsville and the theft of $250 and a motor truck. Police also sought a rapist in Hagerstown after a 9 year old girl was assaulted along railroad tracks near her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Charles Holsey
Maryland Penitentiary
Charles L. Meister
Baltimore
Holsey
Carroll County
Meister
Marriottsvile
Halsey
Hagerstown
State
Jack Beachley
Washington County
Divorce Decree Granted in Equity Court
By a decree signed in Equity Court Friday by Chief Judge Ed ward Delaplaine Lindsay Taft Jones colored Mountsville was granted an absolute divorce from Minnie May Jones this city. The complainant was directed to pay the costs. Richard E. Zimmerman was attorney for Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Court
Edward §. Delaplaine
Lindsay Taft Jones
Mountsville
Minnie May Jones
Richard E. Zimmerman
Jones
Complete Shop For Farm Equipment Repair
A farm equipment repair shop is set up at Plane No 4 and will open Monday night at 7 30. Rob ert K Remsberg in charge for Frederick and Carroll counties announced. The 20 by 40 frame building was built by Plane No 4 farmers under blacksmith Carl B Clay supervision who will teach the course. The shop has a concrete floor and will be fully equipped and open Mondays and Fridays 7 30 to 10 30 and Wednesdays 9 30 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plane No. 4
Robert K. Remsberg
Thurmont
Frederick
Carroll
Carl B. Clay
Remsberg
Alton. Bennett
Meral H. Hoffman
Libertytown
Hoffman
Harry A. Holsinger
Route
Worman’s Mill
Charles Bell
Charles H. Hassler
Hassler
Hugh V. Giltinger
Bennett
Gittinger
Board of Aldermen
Joseph B. Joyner
Baltimore
War Foods Administration
West Patrick Street
Sergt
Daniel Swomley
Joyner
Swomley
West Fifth Street
W. D. Bond
H. F. Wallace
Sergi Swomley
Thomas M. Kyser
Thomas C. Griffith
Rt ‘A
Wheeling
W. Va
Glenn F Hamilton
Darlington
Emmette V. Kebler
Pasadena
Robert M. Brant
Vaidig
Emma F. Slifer
Middletown
Leach
Local Soldier Wounded in Italian Campaign
The War Department reported Pfc Richard Huntzbury son of Mr and Mrs Clarence A Huntzbury of 8 Water street was slightly wounded in action in Italy. Inducted January 1943 he served in Africa and fought in Sicily and Italy. He worked on a farm before induction and recently earned promotion and marksman medals. His father saved Roy Baker from a clothing fire in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Richard Huntzbury
Clarence A.huntzbury
Water Street
Italy
Pfc
Huntzbury
Africa
Roy Baker
Richard F. Kline
Waterstreet
Chaplin's Attorneys Demur Over Mann Act Indictments
Los Angeles February hearings continue on Chaplin's indictments for Mann Act violations. Attorney Jerry Giesler seeks to quash and demur, arguing the act targets private acts and alleging grand jury discrimination for excluding women. Judge O Connor orders further discussion while US Attorney Carr negotiates. Chaplin allegedly transported Joan Berry for improper purposes. Opium smuggling via fish dispute in China ends with police finding tins of opium inside a large fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Charlie Chaplin
Jerry Giesler
United States Supreme Court
Rep. Mann
U. S
J. T. O'Conor
Charles H. Carr
Chaplin
Oconnor
Carr
Giesler
Joan Berry
New York
China
Marianas Raid Cars U S Planes Destroy 135 Jap Planes
Navy announces carrier planes attacked the Southern Marianas on Washington's Birthday. 135 Japanese planes were destroyed, six U S planes lost. raids targeted Saipan and Tinian with a Guam strike. Ship losses minimal, few enemy vessels sunk or damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saipan
Tinian Islands
Marianas
Guam
Nimitz
United States
Tanoag Harbor
Japan
Marc A. Mitscher
Admiral Nimitz
Tokyo
7Th Aaf Liber
Kusaie
Carolines
Navy
Marshalls Atolls
Mitscher
Central Pacific
Liscomb Bay
Marshalls
Tinian
Maryland Guernsey breeders schedule seven state meetings
A series of seven meetings for Guernsey breeders in Maryland is planned by the Maryland Guernsey Breeders Association Board. Locations include Centerville Elkton Bel Air Towson Westminster College Park and Frederick with dates from February 28 to March 2. Earl W Schultzfeldman and Floyd J Arnold will lead discussions on breeding better cattle, with John Clark presenting Guernsey activity photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Centerville
Elkton
Bel Air
Towson
Westminster
Colege Park
Frederick
Earl W Shultzfeldman
Guernsey Cattle Club
Floyd J Arnold
University of Maryland Extension Service
John Clark
Maryland State Fair Board
O Conor Bonus Plan Opposed At Annapolis Meeting
Governor O Conor presented a plan to extend the public school teacher bonus under a State County sharing arrangement at a State House conference. Counties and Baltimore City officials objected, arguing the state should cover most or all of the $200 annual bonus while detailing each jurisdiction’s share and the plan’s six month state funding requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
O'Conor
State House
Board of Public Works
Baltimore City
General Assembly
I. Keller Shank
Washington County
Simon E. Soboloff
Baltimore
Hooper S. Miles
Sobeloff
Miles
J. Millard Tawes
Joseph O'C. McCus
Half Of Draft Registrants Fail To Pass
Washington reports that more than half of those called up fail physicals. The draft aims to muster 1,200,000 men by July 1 to reach 11,300,000 total, requiring action such as canceling deferments, raising minimum ages, and stricter farm labor screening. Major General Hershey outlined plans to Congress and the House committee, with 250,000 from manipulated dependency deferments and 420,000 from those already 1-A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Selective Service
Congress
Senate Agriculture Committee
Lewis B. Hershey
House
Francis V. Keesling
Hershey
Keesling
Court News and Resignations in Maryland
Court notices list marriage licenses for Frank D Boyer and Catherine Earley aged 28 and 16, and several other couples. Deeds show Buhi Parziale transferring property to Frank Korrell Jr. and wife, and John L Schneider to Guy Creager. Mayer resigns as deputy executive director of Maryland War Service Division. Maj L Wylie Tipton named acting director, with Mayer becoming publicity director for the National Association of Insurance Agents in New York March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Boyer
Middletown
Catherine Mae Earley
Myersville
Howard William Speaks
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Audrey M. Paxson
Hamilton
Michael John DiBaceco
Angeline Doris Pettinato
Erie
Buhi Parziale, Et al
Frank B. Korrell, Jr
John L. Schneider
Guy R. Creager
Mayer
Baltimore
Maryland Council of Defense
John G Mayer
War Service Division
National Association of Insurance Agents
New York City
W. Frank Roberts
Council
L. Wylie Tipton
State Property Office
War Services Division
4-H Club Week Set For March 4 To 12 Maryland plans mobilization
Members of 4-H clubs across Maryland organize National 4-H Club Mobilization Week from March 4 to 12. Downey says clubs will publicize activities and achievements and plan a 1944 year focused on food production through livestock dairy poultry and gardening projects. Girls emphasize conservation and food preservation to offset manpower shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Mylo
Downey
Chinese Agri leaders visit Frederick County schools and services
Two leading Chinese agronomists Dr P W Tsou and Dr Hsin Pao Yang visited Frederick County on Friday to study extension service operations and vocational teaching methods. They met with County Agent Henry R Shoemaker and Home Demonstration agent Miss Jesse Hammerly, viewed 4 H girls and homemaker clubs work, and toured school and loan programs with Edward F P Holter, Walter D Bromley, and P D Koons. The visitors planned a return visit to inspect farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
P. W. Tsou
Agriculture Association of China
United States
Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of China
Hsin- Pao Yang
University of Maryland
E. I. Oswald
State Extension Service
Henry R. Shoemaker
Jesse Hammerly
Edward FP. Holter
Frederick High School
Walter D. Bromley
Production Credit Association
P. D. Koons
Farmers Co-Operative Association
T Inc
Jap Fleet May Be Hiding Near Home Shores
Secretary Knox voiced possibilities that the Japanese fleet has withdrawn to home waters or to the Philippines. He commented on Saipan and Tinian raids, praised American anti-aircraft, and noted the 87 planes destroyed on the ground. He warned the enemy may be waiting while we are extended. Rear Admiral Moreell reported Seabee inspection findings in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Mitscher
Saipan
Tinian
Guam
Nimitz
Marshalls
Fournemy
Washington
Knox
Philippines
Marianas
Truk
United States
Central Pacific Naval Base
Ben. Moreell
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Pacific
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Huntzbury Has
U.S
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Chester W. Nimitz
Caroline Islands
Marine Corfs
Kenneth Bond
Mt Rainier
U.S Marine Corps
Police Department
O’conor
Bernies Arena
Frederick's
Court News
Lincoln
John Tonsil
Lincoln Apartments
Marion Carmack
Troy
David C. Grove
North Market Street
Phebus
Frederick City Hospital
M. R. Etchison and Son
Delphey
W. Patrick St
Philippine
Frederick 5
South Market
Burall
C. C. Carty’s
E Pat. St
Inne Srr Tienen
Allen
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Bigelow
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
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