Leaders of Anti-Saloon League to resign in coming week
The president and general superintendent George W Crabbe announce plans to resign this week citing health and age. Bishop Ralph Cushman also says he will resign as he steps back from Evangelism duties. Offutt elected president of the Holy Name Society section in Baltimore area.
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Mame
Offutt
Pittsburgh
Anti-Saloon League of America
Na’ I Terperance Federation
National Temperance League
Cemienven
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de Egsies
George W Crabbe
Baltimore
Crabbe
Ralph S Cushman
St. Paul
Mign
Lyer
Churen
Younget
W. Jerome Offutt
Frederick Attorner
Marsland
Holy Name Secrets
St. John's School
Paul M. Lite Jr. Tourmont
V.ce Presen
Joseph” E Knott
Hagistown
Fo Lea Smith
Faber Tatours Secretars
Levis H Stener
Emeritsburg
Marcha! Tre meeLag
Spur
Fredrice
Cathol E Parshes
Hagerstown
Exemusburg
Liberry
Ehurenont
Rt Rex
Harry A Quinn
Balumere
Archdiocesan Spirtual Direster
Ana Ie Ges Annapal
Unexpressi Ng
St Johns
Washington
Maryland
Holy Name Society
St. Mars S
Barnesville
St Martin's
Ganders
Arrest in Car Fire Case Ties to Pennsylvania Inquiry
John Francis Davis 42 of 707 East South Street was arrested Sunday by State Police in a burning car case linked to Pennsylvania authorities. Davis’ 1838 Chevrolet burned November 2 on Route 209 near Brodheadsville as he traveled to Scranton. Insurance investigators and a warrant prompted the arrest and detention pending word from Pennsylvania officials.
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John Francis Davis
East South Street
Pennsylvania
Davis
Brodheadsville
Stroudsburg
Scranton
Joral Barracks
Todeed Im
Figure In Garsson May Fraud Contracts Dies At 50
Joseph F Freeman a key figure linked to the Garsson May munition contracts fraud, died at his Los Angeles home at age 50. He faced a perjury trial in Washington on charges tied to the long running case that led to convictions of Rep Andrew J May and others. Freeman suffered a heart attack while testifying during the trials.
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Los Angeles
Joseph F Freeman
Freeman
Washington
Jfo Amorrow
Pwestimen
Andrew J. May
Henry
Murray Garsson
District of Columbia Gram
Garsson: Munitions
Mmajs-Garssons
Downturn Likely in Food Costs Says Report
The report notes food prices may remain higher than prewar levels and declines are not guaranteed. It cites consumer demand resistance among lower income groups to lower standards set during wartime and notes autos and other goods typically absorbing more current income.
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America
Overcoat theft at North Market hotel leads to arrests
Six and Investigator Bartgs charged Carter with stealing an overcoat from a guest rack at a North Market street hotel where he allegedly came to mate two phones. coat recovered by Lester W. McCall of 110 West Patrick street. Floyd Jones Mindieailey De Walt FE Samuel Carroll, all of 11 East street, charged with peace disturbance. McCall held $250 collateral after arrest by Officer Carl Rentzell. The trio was taken into custody by Sergi Dan Suemler and Officers Stup and Roger Each, each held in $5 collateral.
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Bartgs
Carter
North Market Street
Lester W. McCall
West Patrick Street
Floyd Jones
Mindieailey
de Walt FE
Samuel Carroll
East Street
McCall
Carl Rentzell
Sergi Dan Suemler
Offeers Stup
Roger
Weekend Arrests Reported by City Police
City police arrested William Henry Carter, 29, for larceny and held him on the weekend roundup. Four other arrests for peace disturbances rounded out the weekend, with Officer Harrs Philips leading the patrols.
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Wiliam Henry Carter
Kilinehart
Alle
Jaules
Larcenes
Harrs Philipps
Rent controls and war savings spark food demand concerns
The passage argues rent controls free up income for food purchases while wartime savings bolster willingness to spend on current needs. It notes rents, car shortages, and a limited duration of controls as temporary, unlikely to curb high demand or prices for food.
Funeral services for Mrs. Howard H. Teert in Martinsburg
Funeral services were held Saturday for Mrs. Howard H. Teert widow of a Martinsburg banker and descendant of Maryland families. Born Mary Ann Sefton at Thurmont she lived in Martinsburg since childhood. She died in hospital Thursday after a brief illness. her husband died in 1934 and was longtime president of the old National Bank of Martinsburg.
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Martinsburg
Howard H. Teert
Jaon
Lorsey Familiea
Wilerm Maryland
Mary Ann Sefton
Thurmont
Old National Bank of
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