Fined 201.45 For Driving Too Fast
Willard Van Sant of Mt. Airy was fined 201.45 by Magistrate Ed ward J. Smith after a long Police Court session for driving between 70 and 85 mph. Several other cases followed including a reckless driving verdict and a knife assault charge against David Roberts Jr. involving Mrs. Ethel Stine. The session also covered a peeping Tom sentence and multiple fines for traffic violations. An appeal notice closed the report with a wartime church appeal from Bishop Edwin H. Hughes urging Methodist members to kneel for rededication of self and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard van Sant
Mt. Airy
Edward J. Smith
David Roberts, Jr
Ethel Stine
David C. Kemp
Rocky Springs
Wilt
Roberts
Manuel Weinberg
Army Salvage Center
van Sant
Washington
Weinberg
Smith
M. Butts
Route 1
Middletown
Pearl E.fry
Jefferson
Kemp
Montevue
Guy Staub
Lewistown
Pearl E. Fogle
John Anthony Rolfe
Poglesville
Corp W
Sergt
Frank Dorsey
James R. Jackson
West Patrick Street
Benjamin Phebus, Jr
Jack Burnworth
Katherine White
Thomas Cole
Clarence Gilvert
John Wood
Edwin H. Hughes
The
Methodist Church
District of Columbia
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Actress Norma Shearer Robbed in Glendale
Norma Shearer reported to police in Glendale California that her purse with a $1000 vanity set containing rubies and diamonds, plus $30 and a St Christopher medal, disappeared from her car after visiting husband Martin Arrowage following a trip. The incident occurred February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Calif
Norma Shearer
St. Christopher
Martin Arrowage
Brubaker Entered Service From Jefferson Texas
Private Renice Brubaker of Company A first platoon second battalion MRTC ASN 33735729 U S Army Camp Barkley Texas is stationed in Texas after entering service in October. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Luther Brubaker of Jefferson Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt. Brubaker
Luther Brubaker
Jefferson
Texas
Pvt
Renice Brubaker
Co. A
Pll
U.S. Army
Camp Barkeley
Tex
Russian surgical teamwork speeds care for thigh fractures
Baltimore February 2014 report on a forthcoming American Review of Soviet Medicine article by Dr Sergeii S Yudin detailing a nine-person Russian operating crew. The method moves a wounded man through three stations in ninety minutes, enabling one surgeon with eight aides to treat 25 to 30 severely wounded patients with thigh fractures in a 16 hour day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
American Review of Soviet Medicine
Sergeii S Yudin
I Surgery
Skuifasovski Institute of
Moscow
Henry E Sigerist
Johns Hopkins Institute For the History of Medicine
Yudin
Rabaul Hit Again By U S Forces In Pacific Bombardment
Allied Headquarters reports a major air and sea assault on Rabaul and surrounding airfields in the Solomon Islands and New Britain. Over 200 Allied planes dropped 164 tons of bombs on Rabaul while additional strikes targeted Vunapope, Lerengau, Momote, Wewak, Madang, and other Northeastern New Guinea locations. Ground actions saw advances toward Madang and Bogadjim as Australian and American troops push from the interior toward the coast, with limited Japanese resistance at Rabaul shore defenses.
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Allied Headquarters
Southwest
Pacfic
Solomon Ilands
Rabaul
New Britain
Douglas MacArthur
South Pacific
Vunapope
William F
MacArthur
Admiralty Islands
Lerengau
Momote
Hls
Wewak
Madang
New Guinea
Bui
Dagua
Tadji
Aitape
Altexishafen
Dridron
Saider
Bogadjim
Bogadjie
Ramsburg
Carl L .S Ramsburg
Singanore Hills
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
United States
Pacific
China
Adml
Chester W. Nimitz
Lord Straberg
Philippines
Luzon
South
Procrastination Delays Farm Deferment Decisions
Frederick County draft boards warn late requests hinder deferments for farm labor. Officials note reclassification of lawn workers and multi farm work as key factors. They cite strong farm unit standards and upcoming shifts to a UC vital farm worker classification. A Ramsburg sale and MacArthur report on Rabaul are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
County War Board
Department of Agriculture
County War Board For Agriculture
Draft Board
War Agricultural Board
Tvital
oMcial
Fort Belvoir Pvt Main Jr Joined Engineers in Virginia
Pvt William C Main Jr son of Mr and Mrs W C Main Sr formerly of Frederick is stationed with the Engineers at Fort Belvoir Virginia He was inducted November 4 1943 and before his induction was employed by Fairchild Aircraft Co Hagerstown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Main, Jr
W. C. Main, Sr
Frederick
Engineers
Fort Belvoir
Fairchild Aircraft Co
Hagerstown
Postwar Education Talks Planned in Baltimore Meeting
University of Maryland President H C Byrd announced a meeting of state and college education leaders in Baltimore to discuss postwar education issues. Dr Ernest V Hollis of the U S Office of Education will outline problems at Johns Hopkins University with attendees from Goucher College Mount St Marys College Western Maryland College and Baltimore institutions. Also listed are Department of Education officials and college presidents. DEPUTY IS ADDED Continuous lines of potential taxpayers seek help filing returns at Frederick post office Internal Revenue Deputy Oscar Sponseller said a second deputy and Sherwood M Hackett from Baltimore will assist through March 15. ACCOUNTS APPROVED The Orphans Court approved three estate accounts including Clinton B Willard Ell a M Derr Carrie M Sharrer and related inheritance taxes totaling several thousand dollars.
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College Park
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Byrd
Ernest V. Hollis
U. S. Office of Education
Johns Hopkins University
Clinton Winslow
Goucher College
John Seidel
State Department of Education
David Weglein
Baltimore City
John L. Sheridan
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Fred Hollnway
Western Maryland College
Edward Bunn
Loyola
Wilbert DeHuff
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
Glen Brown
Thomas van Sant
Thomas Patten
Gilbert Ricad
Washington College
Chestertown
Charles Sylvester
Isaiah Bowman
Johns Hopkins
Halland
Internal Revenue
Frederick
Oscar Sponseller
Sponseller
Sherwood M. Hackett
Internal Revenue Department
Guy C. Roser
Orphans’ Court
Laurence C. Willard
Clinton B. Willard
Charles S. Derr
Eila M. Derr
Newton C. Sharrer
Carrie M. Sharrer
Thousands To Be Removed From Deferred Classification
Baltimore February 28 thousands of Maryland workers especially unmarried or under 26 will be removed from draft deferred classifications in a review by local draft boards. Col Henry C Stanwood Maryland Selective Service director said hundreds of replacement schedules will be renewed and many under 26 deferred cases will shift to 1-A and be inducted. He stressed careful scrutiny and denied a general reclassification while preserving both military and industrial manpower needs. Local boards had moved under 22 off deferment and the policy will be completed in the new schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Henry C. Stanwood
Stanwood
Selective Service
Roosevelt
Kelley-Cissel Wedding Slated For Sunday at Walter Reed Chapel
Capt James Ford Kelley famed bomber navigator returns to Silver Spring after England duty. He will wed Elizabeth Jane Cissel, classmate and high school sweetheart, at 4 p m Sunday in Walter Reed Chapel Manayaram India. honeymoon follows, reassignment may lead overseas. Kelley earned Distinguished Flying Cross Air Medal Silver Star Oak Leaves Purple Heart. Wedding details note families residing in Silver Spring and Hawaii. Weather note says 264 inches of rain fell in a single month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ford Kelley
Silver Spring
Elizabeth Jane Cissel
Kelley
Atlantic City
Capt
Montgomery Blair High School
Young Flyer
Miss Cissel
Mas
Joseph C. Cissel
Montgomery County
Hawaii
Capt. Kelley
William E. Kelley
Woodbury Drive
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
England
Germany
Walter Reed Chapel
New Liquor Taxes Effective April 1
Washington reports new liquor taxes take effect April 1 and apply to stocks on hand as well as future withdrawals and production. Dealers must inventory all stock before April 1 and file returns based on increased excises including whiskey 100 proof at 3 dollars a gallon beer 1 dollar per barrel wine rates from five cents to one dollar per gallon champagne and carbonated wines five cents per half pint. Harold N. Graves Acting Commissioner of Internal Revenue said agents will monitor for evasion of these increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Harold N. Graves
Internal Revenue
Wounded Germans Return Through Spanish Frontiers in Parade of Mood
Dispatch from Trun, Spain details three trains carrying German wounded, diplomats, and officials crossing into German-occupied France. Contrasting mood with cheerful American returnees, the wounded Germans display a stony reception and a resigned view that Germany remains home despite internees’ hardships. One sergeant, fluent in American English, comments that Americans fought well in Africa while acknowledging Germany as home.
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Louis Nevin
Trun
Spaan
Baltimore
Associated Press
Bran
Uhe
Amsonatics Press
Spain
France
United States
Lisbon
San Sepaztian
Cernan
Tunisia
Africa
Germany
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Truk
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Marshall Islap
Rabaul Os
Tarawa
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Olomon Islands
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Midway
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Luzoe
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Ao Fox
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Adel
Marshall
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Kelley-Cissel
Manayaram
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