Prosecution Asks Mistrial In Flynn Case
In Los Angeles on January 15, prosecutors moved for a mistrial on three counts of statutory rape against Errol Flynn after affidavits alleged two jurors expressed opinions on his guilt. Witnesses testified about a party at Fred McEvoy’s Bel Air home where Flynn’s alleged intimacy with a 17 year old was discussed amid tense courtroom moments.
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Low Angeles
Errol Flynn
Superior Court
John Hopkins
Racht R. Ponder
Lorene Boehm
Mis
Elaine Forbes
Radio
Flynn
Emily %. Blue
Guesse Rowe
Ponder
Miss Forbes
Blue
Rowe
Helle Minear
Morday
Leslie
Thomas Cochran
Jerry Giesler
Betty Hansen
Lynne Boyer
Bel-Air
Fred McEvoy
Paris Ciry
Miss Hansen
Prynn
Miss Boyer
McEvoy
Hopkins
Giesler
Flags to Be Dedicated Sunday at Bolivar Church WV
Bolivar camp Hill Methodist church plans a Sunday dedication of Christian and American flags and a plaque honoring church school members. Gifts from Charles T. Smith of Charles Town memory of son Marvin via Loyal Ladies Bible Class. Attending speakers include Dr Henry T McDonald Rev Stephen Galley Rev E R Simms and Brorer College Professors Schumaker Wolfe. Funeral of K Raymond Shipe held. other local notices and community updates follow.
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Bolivar
Camp Hill
Charles T. Smith
Charles Town
Harpers Ferry
Marvin
Loyal Ladies
Henry T. McDonald
Mall
Stephen Galley
E. R. Simms
Schumaker and Wolfe
Brorer College
K. Raymond Shipe
Joseph Shipe
Eliza Shipe
Watson
Griffith
Washington
Jesse Shipe
Bolivar Methodist Church
Rev. L. M. Young
Harpers Cemetery
Local Social and Army News From Eldersburg Area
Taylorsville residents host family dinners and celebrate birthdays while Roland Gosnell Jr enlists in the Army. Community groups plan reorganizations, with Homemakers installing officers and the Woman's Society preparing January reorganization. Merion Franklin is mentioned in passing.
Western Pennsylvania refineries may close over shipping limits
Washington reports several Western Pennsylvania refineries in McKean Warren Venango and Butler counties face possible shutdowns as they cannot ship surplus gasoline westward to Ohio or eastward to seaboard states. The Office of Price Administration and War Shipping restrictions hinder movement, leaving tanks filled and tanks cars scarce while gasoline is routed from Louisiana and Texas to Ohio.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Seaboard
Gavini UR
Office of Price Administration
McKean
Warren
Venango
Butler
Lie Petroleum
Gavin
Western Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Texas
Silver Tea at Union Bridge aids March of Dimes
The Women’s Club of Union Bridge will host a “silver tea” January 23 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Mrs. R. Smith Snader’s home in New Windsor to benefit children with infantile paralysis, part of the ongoing March of Dimes campaign. The event, now in its third year, follows prior successful teas and features local county participation.
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Union Bridge
R. Smith Snader
New Windsor
UL. Co
Roy Keefer
Keefer
Lehigh Cement
Linwood
McKinstry's Mills
Red Cross
Ladies’ Aid Society
Union Brethren Church
Joseph Bowman
Friendship Sisters
Gordon Marshall
Baltimore
Truman Myers
Clemsonville
ASAE Sets Rental Schedule For Farm Machines
ASAE outlines a rental schedule to balance costs of service and owner risk for farm machines amid parts and labor shortages. The plan bases rates on machine type life hours and repairs with depreciation and insurance baked into costs, plus a minimum hourly charge above computed costs. It notes owner operator control, transport costs, and possible in field testing to refine charges, with conversions to daily or per hundred cost variants as needed.
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ASAE
Teliinishty Gette
Une
Chicago Daily Drovers Journal
Vaib
Union Bridge News Sampler Highlights Local Visits
Several Union Bridge residents and visitors are noted in this week’s community notes. Mrs William Biacksten and daughter Wands visited friends near Baltimore. Mrs Earl Keichelberger retires from her Union Bridge lunch room and soda fountain. Mooroe Proutz returns from Frederick City Hospital and is progressing well. The Shanks travel to Virginia to visit relatives while Anna and Ella Green spend days with their parents near Union Bridge. Mildred Coleman of Philadelphia stays with the Edward Coleman family in Bark Hill. Sandra Lee Gladhill visits Westminster after time with her grandparents. The Stonesifer host a dinner for relatives and friends. Doris Fowble returns to Mt Airy High School after staying with her father George Fowble. Ruth Ritter of Johnsville visits her son-in-law Harry and daughter in Monrovia. Robert Washington visits family while two of his sons serve in the military, Edgar at Pearl Harbor and Charles at Miami Beach. Ernest Green, previously reported ill in England, writes he is well now. John Compher joins Navy Reserves in Jacksonville, Fla. The Ladies’ Mite Society of St James Reformed Church meets with gift exchange and refreshments. Nellie George wintering with the Riddlemosers. Billie Brown of Burkili s ville visits his mother Susan Brown. James di Zerega of Leesburg visits Elizabeth and Kitty Hammond. Elia Houscholder spends New Year with son-in-law Lee Arbuckle. Charles Souder visits sister India Titus in Leesburg, who remains ill.
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Thomas Edwards
Frederick
Lewis Ree
J. W. Warner
John R. Fritts
Charles Town
Warner
Hill Top
Robert Herlong
Coast Guard
New York
Elizabeth Herlong
Claude Wentzell
Camp Hill
B. B. Ranson
Norman Rogers
Alexandria
Rogers
New Guinea
Australia
G. E. Webb
Lewis Beek
C. H. Glover
B. Z. Harding
Gelthersburg
Edward Grove
du Bouvar
Ethlyn Davis
Michigan
Jack Waddell
Schnaufler Hospital
Brunswick
Patsy Waddell
Rudolph Staubs
Viola Webb
Havre de Grace
Webb
Helen Zombro
Ruth Sponsiler
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Bolivar
Elizabeth Boyd
Hilda Creamer
Near Shepherds , Town
Alien Dinkle
Charles T. Littleton
Atlanta
Jenny Webb
Jessie Hawks
Cumberland
Robert Stifler
Harry Moler
Camp
Mii
Baltimore
Arys K. Green
George W. Green
George
Tulagi
Solomon's
Duviv
Emory Elder
Camp Hil
Red Cross
Twin Towns
William Lehman
Lester Webb
Lehman
Arran Mae Eackles
Milton Possect
Haltimore
Castleman's Inn
Eugene Ross
William Willis
Union Street
Georgia
Herbert Derry
Buckeystown
Allen Dinkle
Mary Jane Norris
Harper Ferry
Indiana
Coleman Dunne
Mr. Dinkle
Ellsworth McConnell
Belle Heafer
Olly
George Kellison
Maurice McDaniel
Oak Orchard
E. D. Peters
Truman
R. A. Arnsparger
Union Bridge
Hagerstown
Arnsparger
George W. Hardesty
Gettysburg
Anm
Amsparger
Union Bridge Fire Company
Roland Zile
F. D. Shriver
Wakefield
Martin. Lovells
Springdale
Taneytown
Smith
UN Jortville
Stitely
Mert
FD Peters
Lescing
William Biacksten
Wands
Earl Keichelberger
Mooroe Proutz
Frederick City
Grayson Shank
Virginia
Anna
Ella Green
Robert Green
Mildred Coleman
Philadelphia
Edward Coleman
Bark , Hill
Sandra Lee Gladhill
Westminster
Vernon Gladhill
Roland Stonesifer
Doris Fowble
Mt Airy High School
George Fowble
Ruth Ritter
Johnsville
Harry Devilbiss
Robert Washington
William Washington
George Washington
Edgar Washington
Pearl Harbor
Charles Washington
Miami Beach
D. H. Green
Ernest Green
War Department
England
John Compher
Grant Compher
Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
Ladies’ Mite Society
St. James Reformed Church
Mollie
George Grove
Elizabeth
Kitty Hammond
Francis Lindsey
Rosa Lindsey
Dora Louder
Katie Smith
George Wire
Hilbert Weaver
Nellie George
C. Riddlemoser
Billie Brown
Burkilisville
Susan Brown
James di Zerega
Leesburg
Richard Hammond
Elia Uouscholder
Lee Arbuckle
Charles Souder
India Titus
Leesbur
Lovettsville youths listed for Army induction exams
Lovettsville youths 19 years old, including Douglas See Hole lar and Nevin H Lanham, James W Green, Russell Kine Je, Guy E Smith Jr, William E Orrison, Glen L Grove, Leslie Lo Green, Charles R White, and John W Wenner, left this week for physicals for Army induction. Also noted are local residents recovering from illness or injury and visitors sharing time with area families.
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Lovettsville
Douglas See
Nevin H. Lanham
James W Green
Russell Kine Je
Guy E. Smith
Willam E. Orrison
Gien L. Grove
Leslie Lo Green
Charles R. White
John W. Wenner
George King
Charlotte
Wayre Hickman
Clark Fry
Wapple
Alice Broven
Harvey. Waldrow
Washington
Ernie Williams
Helen Williams
Mr. Wells
Arlington
Leo Reed
Funeral services for William Brandenburg held near Alpha
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon December 30 from his late home near Alpha Howard County for William Marshall Brandenburg who died Monday December 28. He was a son of the late Joseph J. and Mary Brandenburg.
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Sykesville
Alpha
Howard County
William Marshall Brandenburg
Joseph J
Mary
Branden
Local Connections and Visits Across Towns
Detour buyers farm sale noted as farm of the late Rebecca Coshun sold at public sale. Arlington and Baltimore visitors frequent area homes including Mrs Mary Junes visiting her mother, Rebecca Miller. Soldiers on leave from camps in Kansas and Virginia report recoveries and relocations. Families plan public sales and serenades mark recent marriages amid community chatter from York Springs to Petersville and Forest and Stream Club Camp.
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John Leib
Rebecca Coshun
Mary Junes
Arlington
I Va
Wc.miller
Joseph Wachter
Campi Iy Olathe
Kansas
Fay Austin
Frederick City Hospital
Allen Tyson
Baltimore
C. W. Hahn
Donald Fisher
Eugene and
Levis
Roger Hahn
Billy
F.C. Beall
Missea
Audrey
Betty Frock
Harvey Hinkle
Charleo and
Zeal
York Springs
Emory Burnhouse
Mrs. Sell
Bess
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West Virginia
Gide
J. &. Sponseler
Fy Bolivar
Clyds Mason
Lenora Staubs
L. RK. Dyott
Taylorsville
Rosa Franklin
Russell Grimes
Eldersburg
Earl Wright
George H. Magin
Doris
C. Ray Barnes
Walter Clary
Thomas Byers
Ed Blair
Roland Gosnell, Jr
Army
J. C. Nanll
Herman Barnes Ard
E. A. H. Barnes
Stewart ‘Hurine Ard
Alien Moore
Frank Byers
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Homemakers’ Club
Wilmer Franklin
H. L. Price
Donald Magin
Roby Farrer
Horace Hipsley
Reading
James Warner
Merton Franklin
F. J. Barnes
Albert Byers
Merion Franklin
Penna
William Robb Dallas Slack
Sewell Frizzell
George Workinghan
Mt. View Cemetery
William W. Parstlvyy
Lawrence
Laurie May Grimes
Ellicott City
Ephraim F. Girinves
Ries
Ata Machycon
Wurwal
Gaed Shepferd
WBAL
Galtimore
Hide and Daughter
Snd
Emory Yoder
Long Grea Valley
Garry Hinea
York
Shry
Alton Hines
James Coshun
Julia Miller
Nie
Mollie Young
James S. Warren
Joanra Barrick
Servature Readio
W. C.T U
Miss Barrick
Jesus
de. Howard Kelly
P. A. Richardson
G. F. Smith
Frances Willar
McCardell
Brattleboro
A. N. McCardell
Bellevue Farms
Hyattsville
Bellevue
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
F. Waters Trapnell
Austin James
Horton Motor Lines, Inc
Alvey M. Warrenfeltz
Middletown
The
Automobile Industscy
Tracios
Ents
N. C. Hess
Monrovia
Osborne Myers
Purcellville
Harvey Shyrock
John Fuickinger
William Flickinger
Clarence Hahtr
William E. Iuitter
Forest and Stream Club
Harry Shry
S. W. Shry
Caleb Wolf la
Edward Lee Hively
Nellie Hively
C. W. Cover
Carroll Wilhide
Clyde Wil
Frederick, Maryland
Dowamsville Pike
Tom Broad
McCormick-neering
J. M. Thomas
Maryland
Alorses
Earl Posh
Frederick, Md
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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