Resigns Over John Lewis Protests Split in Southern UMWA
Bernard Borah regional director of District 50 UMWA resigns accusing John L Lewis of wrecking the labor movement. He leads southern locals to realign with CIO via the National Council of Coke Gas and Chemical Workers. Five regional organizers also resign. about 30 locals and 3,000 members affected across Tennessee Virginia and the Carolinas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
John L. Lewi
Bernard Borah
District 50
United Mine Workers of America
Borah
Congress of Industrial Organizations
National Council of Coke, Gas and Chemical Workers
Tennessee
Kentucky
North
South Carolina
Virginia
B. T. Judd
W. I. Smith
Memphis
J. R. Cope
Greenville
S. C
C. W. Danenburg
Richmond
Lewis
Kathryn Lewis
Af District 50
U. M W
Heavy Attacks by Allied Bombers Over New Guinea
Allied planes conducted heavy day and night assaults on Salamaua and Lae bombing runways dispersal pens and buildings. Five enemy planes were shot down and three possibly destroyed while one Allied plane was lost in a collision. Two Japanese raids on Port Moresby were repelled with perished or damaged aircraft and Allied losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied
Australia
Salamaua
Lae
New Guinea
Douglas MacArthur
Port Moresby
Body Of Leesburg Man Found In The Potomac
The body of James Keyes a 60 year old Leesburg Virginia handyman was found Saturday in the Potomac River near island No. 4 between the Gore and Walker farm. A fisherman located the decomposed body lodged in a tree and authorities identified him. He had been missing since Tuesday and is believed to have fallen into the river. An accidental death certificate was issued and the body sent to a Leesburg funeral home. He is survived by a wife and four sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keyes
Leesburg
Potomac River
Island No. 4
Gore and
Keyes
Hawks
Class Holds Outing for Bright Jewels of Calvary Methodist
The Bright Jewels Class of Calvary Methodist Church School hosted a round robin picnic Wednesday evening. After supper in Parish Hall they visited Superior Dairy east of Frederick and then the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Mayne where attendees enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright Jewels
Calvary Methodist Church School
Superior Dairy
Frederick
Howard Mayne
B. W. Meeks
J. R. Yingling
Mary
Carrie Hahn
Genevieve
Henry Engelrecht
Henry
Lulie Aumen
Emma
Ixie Baker
Robert Reifsnider
Harry Shaeffer
Lillian Zimmerman
Traude Hahn
Alarie
Betty
Bettie Cronise
Ruth
Earlton Rothenhoefer
Claude 3Reighner
Lawrence Sibert
Lewren Sibert
Barbara
Philip
Edgar K. Moore
Edward H. Mantz
Harry Zimmerman
Walker
Edward M. Mantz
Wm. C. Zimmerman
Klen Mullican
Jimmy
Lester Koogle
Aartha and
Lester, Jr
Bessie Jusbaum
Katherine Nusvaum
Robert Kline
Sobox
241 Lost Lives Over Holiday
The holiday period brought 241 deaths from violent causes, well below the 628 for a similar three day weekend last year. Traffic accounted for 124 deaths across highways, with 67 drownings and 50 in other violence. California led traffic deaths with 18 and Ohio had 88 drownings. A man died choking in Connecticut, a Maine shipyard worker was crushed, and a Oklahoma fire killed six. The toll by state includes Kentucky 3, Maryland 3, Ohio 20, Pennsylvania 11, Tennessee 2, Virginia 7, West Virginia 6, California 25. Baltimore arms urge restraint on free travel for officials. war needs prioritize armed forces transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
California
Ohio
Connecticut
Maine
Oklahoma
New York State
Kentucky
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Auto Fines Fall to Eight Thousand Ten For Week
Maryland weekly report of the commissioner of motor vehicles shows total fines for the week ending July 1 reached 8 010. Fatal accidents rose to twelve with as many victims. Suspensions included Cecil Poole Lisbon awaiting insurance filing. Re refusals listed Edwin Bennett Sykesville Rob ert Keefer New Windsor Ralph Mayne Woodbine Clarence Rodgers Jr 307 East Third Street 80 days. Traffic fines in Emmitsburg Frederick Mr Airy Sykesville Thurmont totaled various amounts for violations including speeding reckless driving stop signs and no licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Cecil Poole
Lisbon
Edwin C. Bennett
Sykesville
Robert A. Keefer
New Windsor
Ralph Mayne
Woodbine
Clarence John Rodgers, Jr
East Third Street
Emmitsburg
John Crab
Willard L. Foot
Robert Wenschoff
Frederick
Betty Barnett
Bernard A. Dutrow
Walter Fenner
John Garbick
Patrick H. Hanigan
Ceawh Coy Auldee DM Adden
Ralph Grayson Kanade, Jr
Richard K. Miller
Antonio Pennesi
William Henry Reed
Thomas Allen Weidman
Roscoe D. Zimmerman
Mr. Airy
Wm. D. Heitz
Robert A. Keffer
Thurmont
Ira V. Wilkinson, Jr
Joseph E. Young
Weather Report and River Conditions for the Area
The report notes none for the 24 hours ending at 8 am. July precipitation to date is 0.14 inches, with July 1941 total at 3.30 inches. Deficiency in 1942 precipitation to July stands at 1.15 inches. Yesterday high was 86, low last night 64. Rivers Monocacy at Cedarville muddy, Potomac at Knoxville clear. Sunset 8:40 pm, sunrise 3:50 am, moonrise 2:03 am, moonset 2:24 pm.
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Ceresville
Potomac
Knoxville
Woman Hurt In Idtine Wreck Near Feagaville
Mrs Mary Krantz of Frederick and her husband John Krantz Gem Laundry proprietor away from home with their 10 year old daughter Mary Ann rode a buggy between Feagaville and Ballenger Creek road when harness broke. The buggy upset and Mrs Krantz fractured her collar bone and suffered severe brush burns while her husband and daughter sustained minor injuries. Mrs Krantz remained in Frederick City Hospital with satisfactory condition reported. The incident occurred about 9 p m Saturday. the buggy shafts broke and the horse bolted, the family left uninjured aside from minor scrapes. They hope to ride again. In a separate note, 26 interned U S Army Airmen were allowed to attend a Fourth of July party at the American Embassy in Ankara. two more remained hospitalized after forced landings on a return flight from bombing Romanian oil fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Krantz
Frederick
John H. Krantz
Gem Laundry
Mary Ann
Feagaville
Ballenger Creek Road
Ankara
Turkey
Cars Collide Leads to Reckless Driving Arrests
Charles William Flock of Route 4 Frederick and Ferguson Albert Wilson of Hagerstown were arrested Sunday evening after a collision at Jefferson and Patrick streets. Charged with reckless driving, they were released after posting collateral. Both cars sustained minor damage. Officer Marion D. Carmack reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles William Flock
Route 4
Frederick
Ferguson Albert Wilson
Hagerstown
Jefferson
Patrick Streets
Oficer
Marion D. Carmack
Baptists At Braddock Heights Hold Annual Assembly
Nearly 400 Baptists and visitors gathered for the twenty sixth Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly at Braddock Heights to inaugurate sessions of the Baptist Training Union of the State. Joseph T Watts was reelected general director as officers including Viriginis Atkinson, Charles Ward, Eva Scott, Jah W Hokies and A L Staple were chosen. The event features a roster of twenty three teachers and lecturers from Baltimore and southern states with Dr. J Dawson among the speakers. Highlights include Chautauqua talks by Henry Martyn Gospel Text and God’s dimensions, daily Training Union courses, and social activities such as swimming picnics and visits to historic sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly
Bradd Heights
Baptist Training Union
Joseph T. Watts
Baltimore
EL Virginis Atkinson
Presij
Charles Ward
Rorkville
Eva Scott
Jah W. Hokies
Rey
Ala
Stap’s
Laer- Tel
Watts
Rev
Woc
First Baptist Church
Frederick
C. C. Sparks
J. M. Dawson
Pirst F Baptist Church
Waco
Texas
Chautauqua
Dro Iarey III
Columbia
S. C
Henry Martyn
John Jeter
Jackleet Tenn
Lon
God
Dr. Clark
Woman's Missionary Union
Baptist Student Union Conference
Defense Council reports June volunteers in Westminster
The Carl ton County Defense Council lists June totals through local director F A Myers. Air raid wardens and auxiliary firemen 145, auxiliary police 202, bomb squads 15, decontamination squads 2, demolition crews 21, drivers 62, fire watchers 9, emergency medical personnel 402, nurses aides 75, messengers 79, rescue squads 3, road repair 40, staff corps and other services 607. Grand total 1,871 men and 75 women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Council
Westminster
Carlton County Defense Council
Defense
F A. Myers
Portraitist Parker Denounces Inquiry Into Europe Voyage
Lawton July 8. Portrait painter and National Academy member Hinev Deolininghalm stepped ashore from the diplomatic exchange ship Drottningholm. He denounced the official probe of returning passengers as a "greatest scandal" while more than 140 people remain aboard and authorities question them. Sixty passengers were moved to Ellis Island and 88 Latin Americans released from the Pennsylvania Hotel after detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Lawton
Erate
National Academy
Hinev Deolininghalm
Drottningholm
Petheylvania Hotel
Ellis Island
Jersey City
Baker Park Service Held Sermon at Evening Session
A Baker Park service conducted by Evangelical Lutheran Church featured Rev Amos Dobby raver preaching on love and divine judgment. The sermon contrasted human love with God's redemptive love through Jesus, stressing repentance, forgiveness, and the cost of sin while detailing the day’s program and church staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Dobby Raver
Jessus
Baker
Jesus
Desis
Jerusalem
God
Eyen
Ocvaene
Wren
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mer. K Traver
Henry W. Snyder, Jr
Eleanor A. Eichelberger
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John Lewis
UMW
Uncle Sam
Florida
United Nations
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
R. B. White
Pullman
Mr. Krantz
Tom Floyd
Iests
Army
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Baptists In
Braddock Heights
Frank RL McCoy
TTT Cams
Uebonts
Washington
Keystone
iUk
the Liberty Finance
Market Street
WM. R. Slemmer
Sears, Roebuick and CO
Baker Park Service
Dr. Traver Speaker
Robert ©. Smith
West
Mr. Snyder
Cilenn Stovall
Henri J. G. Kieffer
Snyder
Canada
Earl Dash
DOSH
Reserve District No
the Farmers & Mechanics
BRUST
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
County of
J. N. Wilson Schley
N. Wilson Schley
Hettiye A. Kain
Nelary
Albert Gilson
Daniel T. Dutrow
Rob't
E. Delaplaine
Federal Neposit Ensurance Corporation
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