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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1944

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2

Ceiling prices not binding on executor sales

An Maryland Orphans Court ruling says OPA ceiling prices do not bind executors selling estate property at public auction. Emory G. Nusz, executor for Margaret C. Peck, urged best price. sale drew buyers from Roanoke and nearby cities, totaling 2463. Auctioneers reported strong prices on china, glassware, Victorian pieces and silver set.

OPA Orphans Court Emory G. Nusz Margaret C. Peck Roanoke Washington Hagerstown T Clyde Runison Maryland East Patrick Street Emmett R. Bowlus John L Shaw

Traffic court hears multiple cases including license breach

In a busy traffic court session Judge Alton Y. Bennett hears cases stemming from a July collision at Biggs Ford. Leon Ridenour pleads guilty to operating without a valid license, not guilty on reckless driving, and seeks damages amid a disputed Monocacy bridge incident. Sherman W. Shaft also charged with reckless driving is found not guilty. Several other drivers face fines for defective mufflers and various traffic violations.

Leon R. Ridenour Frederck Sherman W. Shaft Thurmont H. L. Basore Alton Y. Bennett Biggs’ Ford Ridenour Lettoy Timpson North Bentz Street F. Scinta E. Austin James Monocacy River Shnuff Shuff Frederick City Ernest Shoemaker West Patrick Street Sergt Frank Dorsey Navin E Cline East Patrick Street Basore John M. Burnworth East Fifth Street Optiatng Wn Oh Optiator Marshal P. Strube West South Street Corp W. E O'Hara Lyle Gaston Straley Baltimore Edward G. Hedges Middletown

Teol Foot Germ Killer Ad From Williamson’s Drug Store

An advertisement promotes Teol solution for athletes foot. It emphasizes deep penetration with 90 percent alcohol and claims to reach more germs. It urges customers to apply at full strength for itchy sweaty or smelly feet and prices it at 35 cents.

Williamson's

Unclear text fragment on citations and quotes from Montgomery appointments

Fragmentary article notes cites by Trooper Sevita and Det. Set Charles W. Magaha, mentioning names Virginia Sunmaker Dickerson and Winfield Scott Smith with monetary figures 11.45 and 645, plus a motor vehicle right of center instruction. Includes quotes about fear and duty and begins Montgomery appointment of Mary Frances Shelton in Rockville with Gaithersburg origin.

Sevita Virginia Sunmaker Dickerson Winfield Scott Smith Rt. 1 Libertytown Set Charles W. Magaha Montgomery Rockville Mary Frances Shelton Gaithersburg

England More Destitute Than France Report From Normandy

Maj. Richard Alvey Jamison of Hagerstown reports from Normandy that England is far more destitute than France despite crop pillage rumors. He notes better cattle chickens and poultry in England and describes the scene for family readers.

England France Richard Alvey Jamison J. Vincent Jamison Hagerstown Normandy Jamison

Montgomery Health Board approves staff, projector and clerk

The Juvenile Court office is set for a $1200 annual salary approved by Montgomery County Commissioners. Miss Isabel Dix is named temporary clerk at 38 weekly for tuberculosis program in the county health department. A sound moving picture projector for health education was voted for purchase by the Health Department. The Montgomery Public Health Lay Council and the Tuberculosis Association are involved.

Montgomery Coun Ity Isabel Dix Rockville Montgomery Public Health Lay Council Tuberculosis Associa

Local Officials Plan Partial Funding For Purchase

The county will cover the remaining cost while two entities contribute 100 each toward the purchase. Names Burdette of Hyattstown and Grimm of Gaithersburg are noted in connection with a vacancy due to resignation and illness respectively. An Australian salary report mentions 450000 turkeys and a monthly wage of 145 for soldiers, reflecting wartime logistics and payroll.

Australia

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