Three-Month Terms For Two Baltimore Negroes In Police Court
In Frederick County Maryland two Baltimore youths received three month terms in the House of Correction for unauthorized use of an automobile after a session marked by postponements and witness failures. Separately, two Frederick County defense workers were found guilty of stealing grain sacks valued at $18 from Rayhugh Delauter near New Market. The cases involved lengthy hearings, transfers, and pauses due to illness and other duties of officials. State’s Attorney Storm warned of a jury trial if delays continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Y. Bennett
Baltimore
House of Correction
Frederick County
James R. Jackson
West All Saints Street
Wilber “Die” Willams
New Market
Rayhugh Delauter
William M. Storm
Paul B. Rhoads
State Corp
W. W. Corbin
Frederick
Sherman P. Bowers
E. Austin James
Williams
Jackson
Delauters
Blake
Rockville
Edward J. Smith
Bennett
Negro
Herman Bates
Herbert A. Griffin
Bates
Shook
Boone
Phobus
Griffin
Colliflower
Butler
Jake
All Saints
Paul Reid
Catonsville
Charles W. Burdette Feagaville
Charles Cook
Austin Ross
James W. Engle
Theodore Byrd
Adamstown
Robert Lee Burch
Dickerson
Thomas R. Craig
Clarksburg
W. Va
Corp
William A. Erek
S. F. Secinta
Craig W. Carbaugh
H. L. Basore
Dale Rhodes
Hanover
Harry Holsinger
Helen C. Miller
Chambersburg
Holsinger
Charles H. Kipp, Jr
Rt. 2
Civde l. Tucker
Biarney Bal
Mississippi Pvt Douglass Stationed At Camp Van Dorn
In Mississippi Pvt Douglass son of Mr Roger Routzahn 439 West South Street is stationed at Camp Van Dorn. Wis address is Pvt Harry Douglass 33725834 Co B 163rd Engineer Combat Battalion Camp Van Dorn Miss He was formerly employed by the G L Baking Co. Also listed are other traffic and driving charges with names and fines including Robert Lee Horn Hagerstown 1145 and M J Fyock Huntingdon Pa 645 plus William J Schreyer Baltimore 1145 and Claude L Crampton Frederick 175 paid on failure to give right of way after an accident Monday in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass
Roger Routzahn
West South Street
Camp van Dorn
Miss
Wis
Harry, Douglass
Engineer Combat
G. L. Baking Co. I
Middletown
268 Survivors Listed After Gilbert Sinking
Navy announces 268 survivors from the escort carrier Liscombe Bay sunk on November 24 during Gilbert Islands operations. Casualties not disclosed. Commander Lovette says overall Gilbert casualty figures will be somewhat less than earlier estimates as missing or wounded may later reappear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Navy
Liscombe Bas
Gilbert Island
Leland P Lovette
Naii Bureau of Pubic Relations
Gilberts
Tarawa
Makin
Judge Clark Slams Law On Duck Blind Rights In Maryland
In Annapolis on January 5 Associate Judge James Clark condemned the duck blind licensing law as badly drawn ambiguous and contradictory. He granted an injunction preventing Charles C Myers from building a duck blind within 400 yards of Dr John C Joyce’s on the Magothy River, noting Joyce held a license before October 10 while Myers did not. The decision questioned the law’s 500 yard precedence rule and urged the State Game Department to restrict licenses to owners or lessees. Also, Mary M Carroll was granted an absolute divorce from Howard G Carroll in Equity Court, with costs assigned to Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
State Game Department
James Clark
John C. Joyce
Arnold
Charles C Myers
Curtis Bay
Joyce
Magothy River
Clark
Myers
Maryland
Mary MM Carroll
West
All Saints Street
Howard G Carroll
Baltimore
Equity Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Carroll
Alton Bennett
Baltimore cadet receives silver wings at Spence Field
Recently commissioned Lt Burall son of Mrs Edith Burall Baltimore earned his silver wings and a second lieutenant appointment in the Army Air Forces 4th Air Corps at Spence Field Moultrie Ga A Middletown High School graduate and 4 H FFA Club member he had been an aircraft mechanic before cadet training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burall
Edith Burall
Baltimore
Army of the United States
Spence Field
Moultrie
Middletown High School
New Yellow Peach Is Reported Developed
A new yellow free stone peach named the Redskin has been developed after 14 years of Maryland experimentation. Dr A L Schrader pomologist at the University of Maryland announced at the Maryland State Horticultural Society opening in Hagerstown. The peach ripens slightly ahead of Elberta and should suit Maryland growers though trees will not be available for 1944 planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
A. L. Schrader
University of Maryland
Maryland State Horticultural Society
Alexander
Hagerstown
Schrader
Bombers Fly 800 Miles To Blast Nazis
U S heavy bombers and escort fighters struck targets across a record 800 mile front including Kiel shipyards and airfields at Bordeaux and Tours. The raid, one of the air force’s largest daylight offensives, saw heavy losses and the downing of numerous German planes. A Swedish landing of a Fortress left 10 crewmen unharmed as 86 American airmen were interned in Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U. S
Kiel
Bordeaux
Tours
France
Germany
U. S. Army Air Force
Emden
Conners
Thunderbolt
Lightning
DNB
U. S. Eighth Air Force
Muenster
Hitler
Berlin
Naz
Sweden
Hitler Youth Leaders Suffer Heavy War Losses
An article from the Cologne Zeitung cited by the report claims one fourth of Hitler youth leaders were killed and another fourth wounded in the war. It notes 40 percent of 6.5 million Nazi Party members serve in the Army, with six percent already at the front, and that 1.25 million of nearly 3 million Nazis in the Army have decorations for wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Cologne Zeitung
Dying Irish immigrant listed as 107 in Scranton notice
Scranton Pennsylvania January 5 4 Mrs Bridget Maloney who claimed to be 107 years old died today. She came here from Ireland 80 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Bridget Maloney
Ireland
Commissioned Lieut Cantwell Receives Wings at Selman Field
Commissioned Lieut Cantwell son of Mr and Mrs Howard W Cantwell of New Windsor graduated as an aerial navigator at Selman Field Monroe La where he received his wings and was commissioned a second lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut. Cantwell
Howard W. Cantwell
New Windsor
Selman Field
Monroe
May Reinduct Men Dismissed From Army
Maryland draft officers say men discharged from the armed services may be recalled by local boards. About 20 cases monthly are expected. Honorable discharges place men in Class 1-C and dishonorable in Class 4-F. Reexaminations possible if medical discharge defects disappear. War Manpower rules allow some not to enter war work. those over 38 could be drafted again if job status changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Selective Service
Armed Services
Henry C. Stanwood
Medical Advisory Board
Army
Col
Stanwood
War Manpower Commission
Marines Make New Gains On New Britain
Advanced Allied HQ reports Marines driven east from Cape Gloucester toward Bergen Bay on New Britain. Using tanks guns and planes they surged against stiff Japanese resistance with several counterattacks repulsed in the Cape Gloucester area. Also describe raids along New Guinea coast and strikes near Kavieng and Timor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
United States
Cape Gloucester
New Britain
U.S. Sixt Army
Borgen Bay
Saidor
South Pacific Air Force
Kavieng
New Ireland
Australia
Koepang
Timor
Bergen Bay
Cape December
Target Hill
Huon Peninsula
Cape King William
Fifischhafen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mussolini
Uncle Sam
Signal Corps
U. 5. Army
Jefferson Street
L.I. Abrams
Cleveland
Africa
Mississippi
Harry Douglass
Gilbert
Florida
Judge Clark
New York
Amercan
Brazil
Argentina
Uruguay
Robert Irving Burall
Greece
Rome
Afrika Korps
U. S. Army
Rommel
Army Overseas Salvage Segregation Center
Lieut
Benjamin BE
Cantwell
Col. Stanwood
Chicago
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
Mid-Western
South St. Paul
Indianapolis
C. E. Cline & Son
Frone
Sag Sag
Frederic
S. Market St
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
Hall
Bath
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!