Weekend City Police Arrests Leads to Multiple Charges
Dozens arrested over the weekend face varied charges from drunkenness and peace disturbances to destruction of property and indecent exposure. Among those named are Sponseller, Welty, Cook Jr, and Keith, with numerous others cited across Brunswick and nearby streets in a carnival roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard L. Sponsejler
East Potomac Street
Brunswick
Oolice
Walter Winchell
Frank Dorsey
South Carroll Street
Sponseller
Irvin Welty
West Sixth Street
Allen Bartgis
Sergt
Austin L. Heffner
Welty
Charles Cook
McMurray Street
Cook
A. P. Jones
Arthur Haller
Austin Arnold
South Market Street
John Stephens
Nannie Frith
Charles Town
W. Va
Harry Engle
New Market
Guy Bartholow
Franklin Street
Marian Feaga
Frank A. Grove
West Patrick Street
Charles Whitting
Klinehart Alley
LeRoy Weedon
Jefferson
Robert Tyler
Frederick
Paul Green
Sjamsville
John
Edna Renner
Middle Alley
Oliver Miller
Mary Stonesypher
Alice Keeney
Frances Blank
Minnie Barker
John W. Crone
Middletown
Frank Crebbs
Yellow Springs
Worley Watts
Monrovia
Winford Bieh
Carl C. Bell
West Fifth Street
Sunday Evening Sermon in Baker Park Sermon on Grace
Rev. C Robert Sutton of All Saints Parish preached at the Sunday evening union song service in Baker Park on grace and reliance on God. He warned that confidence in self can fail, urging faith in Christ's grace for righteousness despite unworthiness. The service included invocation, hymns, Bible lesson, prayer, sermon, and benediction with music by St Barnabas and Timothy’s chapels choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sutton
All Saints Parish
Baker Park
Mr. Sutton
Peter
God
St. Paul
Martin Luther
Christ
Episcopal Church
Seemel S. Johnston
Ralph E. Hartman
H. L. G. Kieffer
St. Barnabas
Timothy's
Lortz Receives Medals After Army Induction
Pvt. Lortz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving R. Lortz of Route 5 Frederick, was inducted into the Army on March 9. He is stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky in the A R T C and has earned medals for expert marksmanship with rifle and machine gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt. Lortz
Irving R. Lortz
Route 5
Frederick
Army
Fort Knox
Contingent Of Wacs In Normandy Arrives at Beachhead
A 49 enlisted WAC detachment and six officers arrived in Normandy to join forward communications duties. The unit traveled from 23 states and settled under canvas near an old chateau, two days after storming the beachhead alongside GI brothers who entered France weeks earlier.
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Normandy
WAC
States
France
Burglars Steal 500 From Mrs Harris In Baltimore Home
Four chains and four padlocks failed to deter thieves who took $500 in cash, insurance policies, and valuables from Mrs. Doris Harris at 12637 W. North Ave. Baltimore. The loot was stored in a steel box tied to the bed. the bed itself was left behind.
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Baltimore
Doris Harris
North Ave
Bombers Hit Guam and Rota for Twelfth Straight Day
US Navy release says carrier aircraft bombed Guam and Rota islands in the Marianas for the twelfth straight day. Rockets and bombs damaged buildings and bivouac areas at Guam. a dive bomber was shot down but rescued. A direct hit struck automotive and railroad targets at Rota.
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U. S. Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Guam
Rota
Marianas
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
United States Naval Base
French Partisans Hold 140-Square-Mile Front Near France
A visitor reports French Partisans controlling a roughly 140 square mile zone near the Swiss frontier, within striking distance of Vichy. They patrol away from bases, sabotage railways and factories, and kidnap small German units, aided by stolen German equipment and some British and French gear.
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Switzerland
France
Vichy
Normandy
Unusual Garnet Easter Egg Lays in Doubs Hen
A hen owned by M. L. Cordell of Doubs laid an egg that appeared colored for Easter. The egg was garnet colored and bore what looked like a single letter, making it an odd and eye catching find for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Cordell
Doubs
14 000 More Japs Killed In China
Chungking reports the Chinese High Command claims 14 000 Japanese deaths in the Hengyang area during June 23 to July 14 while noting Japanese offensives in Kwangting province near Yingtak. Foreign observers questioned the tally though acknowledged heavy combat and slowed Japanese advance toward Hunan.
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Chungking
High Command
Canton-Hankow
Hengyang
Jjuly
Kwangting Province
Yingtak
Canton
Hunan
DeGrange Family Swells War Unit List With Three Sent Abroad
The DeGrange family from 33 East Fifth Street has 13 children, four serving or drafted for World War II. Walter DeGrange, 18, drafted March 1 and stationed at Fort Custer. Harlen DeGrange, drafted March 17, at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Elwood DeGrange, called March 1, 1943, sent to Kansas. Merkle DeGrange wounded on D-Day in England. Richard DeGrange in France with the 29th Division. Lee DeGrange fighting in the Pacific. Two daughters at home. several others either overage, farming, or rejected for service.
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New Guinea
Normandy
Mary Kline DeGrange
Walter
Fort Custer
Battle Creek
Mich
Harlen DeGrange
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Elwood DeGrange
Kansas
Melvin DeGrange
Ust
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Merhle DeGrange
Frederick
England
Richard
France
Lee
Pacific
Pacific, Pictures of Mrs. DeGrange
Melvin
Merkle
Richard and
Dewey To Meet With Maine Republicans
Governor Thomas E Dewey will meet Maine Republican members of Congress to discuss presidential campaign issues and national problems. The delegation led by Senate Minority Leader Wallace H White includes Senator Ralph O Brewster and Representatives Robert Hale Frank Fellows and Mrs Margaret Chase Smith, lunching at the Executive Mansion before traveling from New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawling
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Congress
Maine
Albany
Wallace H. White
United States Senate
Executive Mansion
Ralph O. Brewster
Robert Hale
Frank Fellows
Margaret Chase Smith
New Hampshire
New England
Dewey
Weather Summary and River Conditions
The report shows none of 24 hour precipitation. July to date 1.28 inches, July normal 4.03 inches, actual 1943 0.84 inches, and 1944 deficiency to July 1 0.16 inch. High temp yesterday 4 degrees, high last year 93. Low last night 63, low last year 62. Sun sets 8 37 p m, rises 3 57 a m. Potomac and Monocacy rivers are clear at Knoxville and Ceresville respectively.
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Potomac
Knoxville
Monocacy
Ceresville
Woman Dies In Slate Quarry Near Riggs Sanitarium
The death of Mrs. Margaret Darby 71 of Dawsonville Montgomery county was ruled accidental after her body was found Sunday evening in a slate quarry near Riggs Cottage Sanitarium Ijamsville where she had been a patient for about eighteen months. She disappeared Saturday evening after supper prompting a county search before being located. The inquest by Dr E P B Thomas found fracture of the face from a fall 25 to 36 feet to the quarry surface. Interment at Monocacy cemetery Beallsville.
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Riggs Cottage
Ijamsville
Margaret Darby
Dawsonville
Montgomery County
Darby
Hosea W. McAdoo
Horace M. Alexander
Elwood O'Hara
Brandon Duvall
Charles Bell
E. P B. Thomas
Thomas C. Darby
Milton G. Daray
Nathan and
Margaret Allnutt
Sweral
Barnesville
Mr. Darby
Monocacy
Beallsville
Williamb. Hilton
50 Italian Prisoners Revert To Old Status
Fifty Italian prisoners in the First Service Command had their status changed back to Prisoners of War after a melee with Boston Police at Camp McKay in South Boston. Three police and one Italian were treated. the group was removed from the service battalion and confined to their barracks for the remainder of the day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Army
First Service Command
Service
Camp McKay
Bishop's Son Wins Wings at Turner Field
Lt. Henry Wise Hobson Jr. of the United States Army Air Forces has received his wings at Turner Field Albany Ga He is the son of Rt Rev Henry Wise Hobson bishop of the Episcopal Church Diocese of Southern Ohio in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, Ga
Henry Wise Hobson, Jr
United States Army Air Forces
Turner Field
Henry Wise Hobson
Cincinnati
Episcopal Church
Southern
Ohio
Recently Married Corp. Mackley Ties Knot Before Army
Mackley son of Edwin O Mackley Sr. recently married Marjorie Franklin of Muskogee Oklahoma. Prior to enlistment he attended Frederick High School and is now stationed at Muskogee.
Spain Reduces Trade With Germany Over Wolfram Quotas
Spain has sharply cut its overall trade with Germany, withholding 28 tons of wolfram and reducing July deliveries from 40 to 20 tons after May excess. Other embargoed items include woolen goods and olive oil, with Spain granting landing rights to American planes and a mission sent to Madrid to set port use and flight frequencies.
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Washington
Spain
Germany
United States
Pan-American Airways
Iberian Peninsula
Lisbon
Two German Ships Sunk Off France Near Ile De Croix
Allied destroyers Haida Tartar and Blyskavica engaged a German fleet off Ile De Croix southwest of Lorient. Two German ships were sunk, a third left burning, and a battle practice target was damaged. Allied forces suffered no damage or casualties.
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London
Jeft
Admiralty
Ile de Croix
Lorient
Haida
Tartar
Blyskavica
Doctor Williams Named to Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium Board
Annapolis announces the appointment of Dr. H. Maceo Williams, director of Druid Hill Health Center, to the Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium Commission. The report notes Egypt's population distribution along the Nile.
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DR. Williams
Annapolis
O'Conor
H. Maceo Williams
Druid Hill Health Center
Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium Commission
Nazis' 10 Ton Robot Bombs Report Sparks Debate
Stockholm Tidningen reports suspected Nazi weapon claims of 10 ton robot bombs in Western Jutland capable of reaching New York at 700 mph and 65 000 feet altitude. Conflicting sources call the tale fantastic while others say Germany experiments with longer range robots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Ing Stockholm Tidningen
New York
Jutland
Denmark
Tidningen
Damerk
England
Orioles Open New Stadium With Double Win Over Jersey City
Baltimore opened its new municipal stadium with a 9 to 3 victory and a 10 to 1 victory over Jersey City before 13,000 fans. The wins move the Orioles into a virtual tie for the league lead, overtaking the Little Giants.
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Orioles
New Nest
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Municipal Stadium
Jersey City
Little Giants
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China
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