Jack ownership dispute ends in replevin ruling in Frederick
Magistrate Edward J. Smith quashed a writ of replevin and dismissed larceny charges against Harry S. Portner after two hours of testimony on who owned a screw jack loaned between Thurmont and Emmitsburg. J. Arthur Schaeffer posted cash bond for appeal as witnesses testified to varied ownership.
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Thurmont
Emmitsburgh
Edward J. Smith
Harry S. Portner
J. Arthur Schaeffer
Bromitsburg
Portner
North Countiaes
Frederick
Bennett
Emmitsburg
Smith
W. Jerome Offutt
Schaeffer
Richard E. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Mount St. Mary's College
Everett Messenger
William Matthews
Charles Geisman
John iEiker
George Grabill
Charles E.smith
Joseph Gorely
Michael iPeddicord
Louis Krise
William H. Wivell
Gene Krise
A. Adelsberger
iSchaeffer
I Smith
Produce Food Or Go Into Armed Service
Chicago dated report notes 1.7 million deferred farm workers urged to produce substantial food to avoid induction. Highlights that 1,000,000 deferred workers are not fathers and 400,000 under 22. military duty possible if agricultural output does not meet needs. Includes other local items about a church guild meeting and shell recovery, ending with a fact about U.S. college endowments led by Harvard.
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Chicago
Patrick H. Winston
National Selective Service Headquarters
Winston
Court News and Local Notices Mix of Debates and Deeds
Equity Keefer E Adkins vs GoldanM Adkins seeks absolute divorce by bill. Marriage licenses list Jacob F Drury 30 divorced Walkersville and Ruth R Kintz 23 divorced Five and a half Street. John O Fromm 31 Bellefonte Pa and Anna Mae E Whitford 24 Syracuse N Y. Deed transfers show Sue E Denny and husband to Hilda V Norwood county 10 dollars and similarly Saleen Kabalan 10. M Katherine Roddy to Evangeline Edwards 10. John H Page to Arno G Page et al 10. Shells found in Buckeystown creek examined by bomb disposal crew from Salvage Segregation Center. none alive, further efforts planned.
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Jacob F. Drury
Walkersville
Ruth R. Kintz
This City
John O. Fromm
Bellefonte
Anna Mae E. Whitford
Syracuse
N.Y
Sue E. Denny
Hilda V. Norwood
Saleen
Kabalan
M. Katherine Roddy
Evangeline Edwards
John H. Page
Arno G. Page
Buckeystown
Leonard Abrams
Nazi Plane To Be Shown Here For War Bond Drive
A German Messerschmitt fighter shot down in Italy will be brought to Frederick for exhibition on Tuesday afternoon February 1. The plane from Baltimore will be displayed for five hours from 2 to 7 pm with two Army drivers. Officials say the display location is not fixed and the event aims to boost the Fourth War Bond Drive. Spectators and volunteers will receive literature and bond purchase blanks during the stop. Further details will be announced.
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Frederick County
Italy
Frederick
Baltimore
E. C. Hartman
Hartman
Messerschmitt
Naples
Salerno
End Practice Of Suspending Rules
Local members of the House of Delegates favored a proposal from Delegate J Raymond Buffington of Baltimore city to end the practice of suspending rules to pass bills. Buffington reported receiving over 50 replies from delegates statewide, showing broad interest in the reform.
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House of Delegates
J. Raymond Buffington
Baltimore City
Buffington
Creomulsion Advertises Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement claims after flu the cough may become chronic but Creomulsion relieves quickly by addressing the bronchial membranes. It promises a money back option if you do not like how it eases the cough and urges asking a druggist for a bottle.
Agreement Aims to End Last Minute Legislative Jam
Bulington proposed eliminating rule suspensions by a pact of 42 members not to vote for suspensions except in extreme cases. Buffington planned state wide meetings to push the agreement. Local delegation had no information on a special session this year and one member doubted if such a session would be called.
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Bul-ington
Moroline Hair Tonic Promises Luster for Tame Looks
Advertisers tout Moroline Hair Tonic as the remedy for unruly hair to lie flat and glow with a groomed finish. A large 25 ounce bottle is advertised as readily available in supermarkets and stores nationwide.
Warmest January Day in Seven Years Reported
Thursday logged a top temperature of 68 degrees tying the warmest January day in seven years. Local records show the last time January reached this level was 1937, when the mercury hit 68 on January 9, 1937.
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Mercury
Fisherman seeks licenses as showers dampen plans
A 73 year old resident asked at the Circuit Court Clerk office if fishing licenses are on sale. He said licenses are available and that the suckers would soon be running. Showers last night produced .06 inches of rain.
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Countian
Circuit Court
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U. S. Navy
Julius R. Brownstein
North Atlantic
NEA
Women's Guild
Women's Guild of Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Austin Kemp
Ralph Hartman
C. B. Sutely
Albert Crawford
Arthur Remsburg
Bessie Poole
Russell Thomas
Paul
Michael
Alonzo Wachter
Charles T. Butcher Jr
Girls Guild
Edward Shafer
Catherine Creager
Ezra Hoffman
Austin Stone
Lieut
Abrams
United States
Harvard University
Court News Equity
Keefer E. Adkins
Goldanm
Adkins
Malcolm G. Gibbs
Aspiri
Pearlwick
SEARS
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Frederick, Md
Crea
Coats
New York
North Market Street
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