Frederick County Board Two summons 73 pre induction examinees
The Selective Service Board Number Two issued calls for 73 registrants for pre induction physicals in Baltimore with 41 fathers and 32 non fathers including two black non fathers and three white transfers. The heaviest draft load comes from Thurmont district with 13 followed by Emmitsburg nine and Frederick seven. Navy induction included Howard Nash and Richard Graham, both from Union Bridge. Notices were mailed to numerous registrants across multiple towns and the list includes transfers and white transfers from several communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Woodsboro
Monrovia
Mt. Airs
Ladillasville
LeGore Union Bridge
Smithsburg
Ijamsville
Keymar
Myersville
New Market
Walkersville
Taneytown
Libertytown
Middletown
Rocky Ridge
Navy
Board Two
Howard Samuel Nash
Rt. 2
Union Bridge
Richard Trout Graham
Rt 2
Glen William Kaufman
George Frederick Fisher
Reo Rock Ridge
Theodore David Davis
Paul William Peel
Ambridge
Paul Albert Keepers
Raymond Eldred Carpenter
James Edgar Grimes
LeGore
Austin Arthur Fogle
George Franklin Ray
Rt i
Rt. 1
Charles Morris Anders
Dayton
O. Sabillasville
Arthur Stull
Rt 1
James William Beaver
John Franklin Knott
Ralph Roland Ritenour
Lewis Nelson McCormick
Sabillasville
John William Krom
Leo Harvey Yingling
Albert Misner
George William Stone
Robert Elvin Overcash
James Brooks Bentz
John William Bentz
James Howard Millen
Ray Henry Little
McSherrystown
Atlee Edward Green
Murray Lloyd Hardman
Jesse Nathan Green
Edgar Gordon Ashbaugh
Brinton Lewis Wastler
Clayton Otis Smith
Leonard Marshall Ambrose
William Arthur Crum
Wilbur Stanton Rowe
Charles Earle Munshour
Wiliam Harrison Mort
Charles Nelson Sharer
Lanna Clifton Carbaugh
Alvin Chester Younker
Mr Airy
Howard Franklin Talion
Keymat
George Marvin Stoulemye
Ira English Eaton Jr
Leo Francis Hough
Claude Arthur Godhenour
Ralph Vernon Portner
Harry Isaac Bowers
Sidney Jessie Wolf
Lantz
Kenneth Leon Gilbert
Charles William Emschler
Marlin Spencer Green
William David Lortz
Frederik
Howard William Sullivan
Oliver Berlin Asher
Mt Airy
Tazewell County
James Leonard Johnson
Qamsville
Philadelphia
Clarence Emory Smith
Ml Ay
Reading City
Frederick County
John Albert Dotgon
Mt. Airy
Ralph Snowden
Railroad Man Killed In Automobile Wreck
Hagerstown January 30 Roy H Spigler a 40 year old Baltimore and Ohio Railroad brakeman was killed in an automobile collision on Route 4 three miles west of Hagerstown Deputy Sheriff Leister Isanogle reported tonight Six other persons were injured including Miss Margaret L Barrett of Winchester Va who suffered severe wounds and is hospitalized at Washington County Hospital The cars were driven by Spigler and Gilbert H Shawyer 19 of near Hagerstown The collision left Spigler crushed beneath the wreckage
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Hagerstown
Roy H. Spigier
Leister Isanogle
Spigier
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Gilbert H. Shawyer
Spigler
Three More Aluminum Lines Are Shut Down
Washington reports the War Production Board ordered three more aluminum lines closed bringing total shut downs to 45 in the east and south where coal scarce power limits output. The move reduces national aluminum production by about 14 percent and may prompt two more lines to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Production Board
Mas_sena
N. Y
Philip D. Wilson
WPB Aluminum Division
Wilson
Office of War Information
Cantor Sells Bonds in 24 Hour War Campaign
Eddie Cantor wrapped up a 24 hour war bonds radio marathon on KIPO at 6 AM after selling 37,630,075 dollars in bonds. He read news, spoke of Japanese atrocities, interviewed celebrities, and sang Riveters and rivet backers while using throat microphones to talk through a metal wall.
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Cantor
San Francisco
Eddie Cantor
KIPO
Private Browning Home On Brief Furlough
AST. S. P. Satdent Pvt. Browning son of Mr and Mrs James Monroe Browning of Kemptown was recently home on a nine day furlough. He is an AS.T.P. student at Vanderbilt University Nashville Tennessee and is entering the third term of special training. Address AST.P. 3423rd SA Co A Vanderbilt University Nashville Tenn.
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Browning
James Monroe Browning
Kemptown
As.t.p
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Wide Local Participation In U S Soil Production Practices
Frederick County farmers joined AAA soil improvement efforts at an unprecedented scale in 1943. The program covered 2 475 farms with 1944 projections for eight percent more field corn and nine percent more wheat acreage. Supplemental phosphate lime payments and crop-rotation measures supported 447 farms, with 15 dollars per ton and 1 dollar per unit incentives, plus additional crop-specific payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
AAA
Slightly Less Butter For Civilians In 1944
The War Food Administration announced a 1944 butter allocation totaling about 2.046 billion pounds with civilians set at 121 to 122 pounds per person for the year. Civilian share is 76 pounds of the farm and creamery butter, military and war services 18 pounds, with lend-lease Russia receiving five pounds and one pound reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Food Administration
Military
War Services
Russia
WEA
Food Agency
Baltimore FBI Director to Speak at Local Clubs Meeting
Vincent, Baltimore FBI director, will address a joint meeting of local service clubs in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom this evening at 6 30. The event is under the auspices of the Frederick Zonta Club with Mrs. Clarence J Carty presiding. The article notes massive coal waste from fires and storage.
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OW. Vincent
Baltimore
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick Zonta Club
Clarence JC. Carty
Hitler tells Britons hard task ahead as war drums beat
London dispatch says Adolf Hitler declared the year would bring the hardest task yet for the bomb-groggy nation. He urged perseverance to ensure the fight ends in the greatest victory of the German Reich despite opponents’ tricks.
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Intler
London
Adolf Hitler
Six Men Post Bond Over Weekend In Court
Six men posted bond over the weekend for hearings this evening on disturbing the peace charges. One brawl at a West Patrick street tavern involved four, with threats using a butcher knife. A separate fight on South Market street between two Dickerson youths also led to charges. Arrests by Officers Phebus and Trump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick Street
Dickerson
South Market Street
Harry Phillips
Sherman Boone
Denver Shook
Burch
Wiles
James Newman
Frederick
Thomas Joseph
Thurmont
Benjamin Phebus
Norman Trump
Auto Thief Evades City And State Police
A daring thief evaded City and State police Sunday evening in Frederick. The 1941 Plymouth sedan owned by Lloyd Tagle was stolen around 7:30 p.m. from the alley behind his home and used as a getaway car in a pursuit that traversed East Patrick street, Market street, and Route 15 before the trail was lost near Worman's Mill. Authorities continue the search for the suspect and vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lloyd Tagle
Carroll Parkway
Sergt
Frank Dorsey
East Patrick Street
Market Street
Fair Grounds
Naz press orders workers to return to factories on time
Stockholm reports the Naz press declares returning to work on time after air raids an honorable duty. It notes the Berlin front sector papers claim no one can use blocked streets or absent streetcars as an excuse for tardiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Naz
Berlin
Berlin Front
Wounded Over Rabaul T/Sgt Gosnell Wins Purple Heart
T/Sgt Gosnell wounded during a raid on Rabaul on Christmas Day has been discharged from the hospital and awarded the Purple Heart. He will spend two weeks in another hospital in rest before returning to action. He is a Frederick native, grandson of Mrs. Harry Gosnell, attended Frederick High School, and served with the Army Air Corps in Tucson before joining the Pacific area. His mother, Mrs. Ethel Sherald of Baltimore, plans to visit Camp Shelby where Pvt James Sherald has been stationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosnell
Rabaul
Ethel Sherald
Baltimore
Set
Frederick
Harry Gosnell
East Patrick Street
Mr. Gosnell
Frederick High School
Army Air Corps
Tucson
Ariz
Pacific Area
Sherald
Pvt
James Sherald
William Sherald
Camp Shelby, Miss
Equipment Inspected by Fire Service Leaders in City
Major L Victor Kreh and William Bartgis Storm inspected focal auxiliary fire fighting gear at all city volunteer houses. They checked OCD loaned equipment and noted inch-and-a-half hose will arrive soon. Kreh urged civilian fire wardens to test local pumper equipment to learn operation and efficiency. Negro slaves brought to the Americas from Africa probably numbered between 12 and 20 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Victor Kreh
Leason
Third Service Command
William Bartgis Storm
Frederick County
OCD
Kreh
Americas
Africa
Subsidies To Be Continued In Face Of Veto Loom
Washington reports the administration will extend food subsidies through November amid a likely veto of a rollback ban. Senator Ellender predicts Congress will authorize indefinite CCC/RFC funding to pay subsidies, with $1.5 billion expected through fall. Opposition leader Senator Aiken doubts a two third vote can be won, risking continued payments absent new authorization. A Montgomery County bond rally supports Fourth War Loan drive on February 3 with a district contest to follow. Brook Johns to MC rally as host. aims set at $6,000 bond sales.
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Washington
Ellender
D-La
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
CCC
RFC
Aiken
R-Vt
Bankhead
D-Ala
Damascus
Montgomery
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FBI
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Harry GO. Gesnell, Jr
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