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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1943

Page

2

Rationing Mandates Extended and Inspection Reminders

A Maryland county urges timely motor vehicle inspections with new deadlines for A, B and C book holders and for trucks with War Necessity certificates. The Office of Price Administration lowers fuel allowances for non dwelling facilities and directs strict coupon handling by gasoline retailers. Gasoline applications and tax records require duplicate submissions and local ration boards set new hours in Frederick, Brunswick, and Emmitsburg to process filings.

Office of Price Adminnistration Office of Price Administration Wee State Tax Division State of Maryland Twine UK Snore Way

Banking Directors Elected in Montgomery County Banks

In Montgomery National Bank of Rockville Douglas Blandford and C Boyd Keys are elected directors replacing Paul Ramsdell and William Pretty man. Other re-elected directors include Anderson Casey Henderson Kelley Mizell Peter Vinson Warfield. Barndell resigns as executive vice president to join Federal Land Bank Baltimore. First National Bank of Sandy Springs and First National Bank of Gaithersburg also re elect directors and officers. Twenty seats were required for construction of the British Houses of Parliament.

Montgomery National Bank of Rockville Douglas M Blandford C. Boyd Keys Paul C Ramsdell William F. Prettyman Thomas M Anderson Eugene B Casey George P. Henderson Thomas C Kelley Ruswell Mizell Robert Peter Robert W Vinson Robert C. Warfield Barnadell Federal Land Bank At Baltimore Mr Henderson J. Paul Brunett Reuben Riggs Anderson Prettyman Naonal Bank of Sandy Springs Fred L Thomas Josish W Jones Alien Farquhar William E Talbott T. Lamar Jackson Francis J Downey Calvin Bready Richard H Lansdale Francis Miller Jacob W Bird Mr Thomas Downey Mr. Jones Muller Francis Thomas Satle P Brooke Alice Cockey Mabel Metz Carl Beall First National Bank of Gaithersburg Louis D Bell C . Bourdeaux Zadoc M Cooke Bates Etchison Garnet Etchison William W. Hodges Leonard Hoyie John E Oxley J. Sinclair Taylor Harold W Ward Etchison Hodges Hoyle Bourdeaux Leona G Fulk Oxley Iva Lewis Ruth E Pope

Justice Wiley Rutledge Named to U.S. Court of Appeals Bench

The report notes President appoints Wiley Blount Rutledge to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia to replace outgoing Justice F. Byiten on the bench. Rutledge formerly served as a school dean and is described in the source as a new justice.

Wiley Blount Rutledge Mubvete Furtice U.S Court Appeals For District of Co- Wes Keonemic Deenes F. Byriten Justice Ruta Febool NEA Phot

Pro Football Crowds Set Attendance Record in 1942

Chicago January 14 1942 crowds for NFL games reached a new high totaling 1 725 764 despite wartime uncertainties and severe weather. Preseason exhibitions drew 453 652 fans while 1 115 154 attended regular season games. The season’s weather limited some games yet the record stood against prior totals.

Chicago National Football League Elmer Laden Siales Layden

Parole Hearings Continue as Moser Reviews 46 Cases

Annapolis reports parole hearings led by Herman Moser, state parole director. Today 14 of 46 cases were continued, two inmates were ordered released upon new court orders, and five Marsland convicts were recommended for parole to Governor O Conor. The Baltimore Criminal Court ordered releases for William Fisher and Samuel Willis from Maryland Penitentiary and House of Correction respectively.

Annapolis Herman M Moser Marsland O Conor Moser Baltimore

Convicted Robbery Ring Members Sentenced in 1927 Case

Phantom Of The Sea dore Dimisiak and StamJaus Kryaty niak were convicted in Charles County Circuit Court and sentenced to 12 years each. Divsti Repuliet duel lay weak and three Frederick county men were tied to four robberies and one attempted robbery with a dangerous weapon. Rudolph Anderson received a larceny and unauthorized use charge, Delmas K Rice and James L Schultz faced larceny and receiving stolen goods. All were to be held at 10am in the Agriculture Department Auditorium. U S Marine Corps mobilizes glider pilots and glider troops.

Dore Dimisiak StamJaus Kryatyniak Charles County Divsti Repuliet Frederick Countrans Rudolph Anderson Delmas K Rice James L Schultz

Plaintiff Awarded 387 Dollars In Auto Truck Collision Case

A jury in Client Court awarded Alvey M. Warrenfeltz 387 dollars after two versions of a Middletown auto truck collision on October 22, 1941. Warrenfeltz sought 1500 dollars from Morton Motor Lines Inc of Baltimore, claiming his car was damaged beyond repair for 60 dollars. The verdict followed half an hour of deliberation under Associate Judge Stedman Prescott.

Middletown Aiuinmin Alvey M. Warrenfeltz Frederick Hagerstown Morton Motor Lines, Inc Baltimore Warrenfeltz Stedman Prescott Daniel C Gibson Granville M Layman F. Loraine Simpson, Jr Samuel T Royer Foster M. Warrenfeltz William F. Staley Welly C. Harshman Frank E McDade Claude Hargett Guy E Buckey James H. G. Best Irving H Bierley

Milk Price Hearing Set For Monday In D C Area

Washington dispatch says a hearing is ordered Monday on the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association request to raise milk price two cents per quart. Producers now receive 14 cents, retail price is 15 cents delivered. costs rising. The Maryland Virginia milk shed supplies about 100000 of 120000 daily consumed. rest from New York and Pennsylvania. Amended Federal milk marketing agreement to be considered at hearings.

Washington Ee AU Dan Maryland Virginia B B Derrick Maryland-Virginia New York Pennsylvania Derrick

Winter Driving Safety Rules for Wartime Roads

Police release eight safety rules to curb a 40 percent rise in winter deaths. Key tips urge full fuel, careful driving, reduced speed on snow, use of tires or anti skid chains, avoid improper tire inflation tricks, ensure wipers and headlights work, gradual braking, and avoid carbon monoxide in enclosed spaces.

Arthur C. Poulsen

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