Assault Case Is Tried Here In Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg residents testified in a dispute over an alley reported to be owned by the town. Rose Brown was fined 10 for assault with an axe during a confrontation with Joseph Eyler over a gated private lane used for coal unloading. The case included testimony about long-standing closed access and conflicting ownership claims, with the magistrate cautioning no title was settled. Eyler and others described prior use and behavior while the court dismissed most ownership issues.
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Frederick
Alton Y. Bennett
Rose Brown
Joseph E. J. Eyler
Lincoln Avenue
William M. Storm
Holdens
Felton
Circuit Court
Peter Burker
Clark A. Topper
Harry Boyle
Russell J. Oberholtzer
Albert Adelsberger
Guy
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Brown
Eyler
Oberholtzer
Bennett
Adelsberger
Walter Wilt
Good Samaritan
Thomas Nailor
Greenfield
John Blackston
Nailor
Thomas E. McKimmey
Dickerson
Rosenwald
Camp Detrick
McMurray Street
Center Street
Samuel E. Smith
Rohrersville
Hills
Square Corner
Mehri Hill
North Bentz Street
Gussie Hill
W. Nelling
St. Thomas
W. O. McElfish
Donald Rice
Tunkhannock
McElfish
Kenneth B. Shaw
Cornelius W. van Ranst
Dearborn
Mich
Local court fines and suspensions listed for missing hearings
City collaterals ordered forfeited for failure to appear at hearings. Fines include Albert Blank 2.50 James Weedon 5.80 Grace King 20 Margaret Hale 5 Lewis Bell 2.50 Samuel Jones 85.60 James Guffey 5 Richard Hallman 2.50 John M Botts 2.50 and Austin Bruchey 1. Evidence also notes 80 mile citations by Trooper Basore Reno Linton and 30 mile excesses by Sgt Swomley for multiple individuals including Lloyd Buhrman and Thurmont with amounts 4.45 and 6.45 respectively.
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H. L. Basore
Reno W. Linton
Thurmont
Lloyd C. Buhrman
Rt. 1
Lantz
Daniel Swomley
Albert Blank
James Weedon
Grace King
Margaret Hale
Lewis Bell
Samuel Jones
James Guffey
Richard Hallman
John M. Botts
Austin Bruchey
State Mailing Out Its Forms For Income Taxes
Annapolis January 24 The first of about 320000 individual State income tax forms for 1943 returns, estimated to yield 5600000, were mailed today. Returns due April 13. 1942 saw about 5971000 collected from individuals. Change from one third to one half deduction reduced revenue. Optional form available for gross income 5000 or less. Keep a copy of the return.
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J. Millard Tawes
Tawes
O'Conor
Board of Public Works
General Assembly
Doubts Bread Price Rise In Baltimore Area
J Arthur Nolde of the Potomac States Bakers Association, speaking in Baltimore, doubts an early bread price rise for the Baltimore Washington area. He says prices can be kept steady unless labor costs surge, despite Philadelphia's one cent price increase. Nolde cites material cost rises offset by distribution economies and higher volume, and contends the current prices will hold.
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Baltimore
J. Arthur Nolde
Potomac States Bakers Association
Baltimore-Washington
Nolde
Richmond
Philadelphia
Face To Face But Not Portal To Portal Ruling
In Lynchburg Virginia on January 25 federal judge A D Barksdale ruled Jewell Ridge Coal Corporation complied with the Fair Labor Standards Act by paying miners on a face to face basis instead of a portal to portal schedule sought by the United Mine Workers of America The case brought last summer with Southern Coal Producers Association support seeks to settle whether miners are paid for travel time from mine entrances to work underground The court granted declaratory judgment for Jewell Ridge against several locals and the UMW The Southern Coal Producers Association was allowed to participate as amicus curiae
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Lynchburg
Federal District Court
A. D. Barksdale
Jewell Ridge Coal Corporation
United Mine Workers of America
Jewell Ridge
Virginia
Southern Coal Producers Association
National Union of Umw
Bethlehem Production Policy To Be Probed
Washington reports a Maritime Commission probe into Bethlehem Fairfield shipyard Baltimore over manpower and production practices. Union charges claim slowing output, shifts from eight to ten hours, dismissal of skilled workers, delayed grievances, and resistance to on-the-job training ahead of Liberty to Victory ship production. Admiral Land announced possible War Manpower and War Production Board involvement.
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Washington
Bethlehem Fairfield
Baltimore
Emory S. Land
Maritime Commission
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
CSO
Admiral Land
War Manpower Commission
War Production Board
Liberty
Victory Ship
City Hall Public Rest Rooms Ordered Closed
Public rest rooms on the ground floor of City Hall were closed Monday by order of the State Board of Health, police sources said. The health officer could not be reached for comment. The closure followed earlier publicity about unsanitary facilities at city and county public rooms.
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State Board of Health
E. C. Kefauver
Winchester Hall
Anne Baxter Tours Maryland for War Bond Drive
Hollywood actress Anne Baxter arrived in Baltimore for a week of defense plant visits and bond rallies supporting Maryland's fourth war loan. Before her public appearances she was hosted at a Baltimore hotel luncheon with guests former Mayor Howard W. Jackson War Finance Committee state head Walter N. Ruth and Frank Hornig of the Maryland Motion Picture Theater Owners Association.
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Baltimore
Anne Baxter
Maryland
Miss Baxter
Howard W. Jackson
War Finance Committee
Walter N. Ruth
Frank Hornig
Motion Picture Theater Owners’ Association of Maryland
Court News and Marital Licenses and Property Deeds
Court announcements include equity suit Mika V Brightwell vs Raymond H Brightwell for absolute divorce. Marriage licenses include Paul L Yinger 21 at 110 West Fifth street and Edna M Wachter 18 at 619 North Bentz street. A list of couples and property deeds from Brunswick and nearby areas plus a church meeting note. The Victory Class Grace Lutheran met January 21 with fourteen members and seven visitors. next gathering at Pauline Smiths. Also Rutland draft: Pinky Woods reclassified 4-F due to missing toe from 1942 Memphis SSA play era.
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Mika V. Brightwell
Raymond H. Brightwell
Paul L. Yinger
West Fifth Street
Edna M. Wachter
North Bentz Street
Harlan Owens
Charlotte
N. C
Mary Grimes
Walkersville
Thurmond
Lee Hedgepeth
Littleton
NM. C
Faynell C. Sprye
High Point
Doyra D. Marker
George F. Brown
Samuel T. Hickman
Benjamin L. Shuff
Eliza M. Schamel
Harry
Schamel
Roger E. Hitselberger
Louis L. Wilson
U S Trained Chinese Troops Take Mingru Ga
Allied headquarters announced that American trained Chinese forces under Lt General Stillwell captured Mingru Ga in northern Burma as part of the drive to clear the Hukawng Valley for the Ledo road to China. Chinese crossed rivers Tanai and Tarung, pushing Japanese southeastward and taking strong positions in Taro. Air and sea units bombed Japanese sites with no losses reported.
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New Delhi
Mingru Ga
Hukawng
Burma
China
Allied
Southwest Asia
Joseph W. Stillwell
Taihpa Ga
Ledo
Tanai
Tarung
Taro
Batheedaung
Arakan
Akyab
United States
Women in the WAC Urgently Needed for War Effort
The piece urges enlistment in the Women’s Army Corps detailing Mary’s proud service as an Army air plane and engine mechanic. It stresses urgent need for 20 to 50 year olds without young children, offering full joining details and noting release from the U.S. Employment Service for essential war industry work.
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Mary
WAC
U.S. Employment Service
Door Left Open For Farther Negotiation
The American Federation of Labor presented terms to Jobin L. Lewis on his readmission to the AFL, allowing him to rejoin as he was but not as he is. The AFL would not recognize his right to organize workers beyond coal and coke until reaffiliation, while leaving room for further jurisdictional negotiations. Lewis seeks to reenter with District 50, expand into chemicals, railroads, construction, and other industries where coal is used, potentially reaching textiles and electrical power.
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Miami
Fla
American Federation of Labor Today
Jobin L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Executive Council
AFL
District 50
CIO
Timber lots sold at Wolfsville auction on Ridge Road
Timber lots between Foxville and Five Forks sold for 3.50 to 21.75 per acre at a Saturday auction at Kline's Store in Wolfsville. Lan celot Jacques sold 22 lots, noting well timbered plots fared better than young growth areas. Lot sizes ranged from 10 to 137 acres.
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Ridge Road
Etween Foxville
Five Forks
Kline
Wolfsville
Lancelot Jacques
Birth of 19th child reported for Mrs Tirko of Listle
Somerset Pa January 24 notice reports the birth to Mrs Florence Dayton Tirko wife of B and O Railroad section worker William Tirko of Listle. The 42 year old mother already has 12 daughters and five sons living. The eldest son is 23 and serves in the Army in New Jersey. Another son is 20.
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