Sixteen and Nineteen Year Olds In Court Over Late Night Pool
Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg jailed six Frederick youths for disturbing the peace at a municipal pool. All received suspended sentences after admitting they were out early and causing noise. Two cab drivers faced questions over late hours, while parents said they lack control. Other local cases included assaults with mixed outcomes and several fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel M. Weinberg
Howard W. Treryar
Harry D. Stup
Weinberg
Frederick
Guy Masser
East Fifth Street
Grayson Fisher
Maxwell Avenue
Thomas Eichelberger
Wes
Fourth Street
Harry Eyler
East Seventh Street
James Dash
North Market Street
Jack Ford
East Sixth Street
Mae Davis
Red Hill
Dorothy Haller
North Bentz Street
Miss Haller
Myers Suits To Be Heard In Equity Court
A hearing in the suit concerning the estate of the late George Edward Myers was scheduled for next Monday morning in Equity Court. Edward H. Mantz was appointed guardian ad litem for two minor defendants. Plaintiffs include three of the late Mr Myers's children. trusteeship sought to manage estate assets. Counsel: Benjamin B Rosenstock for plaintiffs. Edward D Storm for Mrs Mary Myers and the Myers family. other local attorneys listed for various respondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Myers
Equity Court
Edward H. Mantz
Myers
Benjamin B Rosenstock
Plaintffs
G. Ferdinand Myers
Walkersville
Mary C. Loy
A. Rebecca Hahn
William M. Storm
Mary Myers
Edward J. Myers
Edward D. Storm
Rascell B. Myers
Akrom
Hay Wagon Invention Eases Labor For Frederick County Farm
David H. Young of Middletown Valley rigs a labor saver on his hay wagon to cope with farm labor shortages during wartime. A movable bed slides to the rear to allow one man to load hay with a loader while a tractor pulls the load forward. In one afternoon Young and his 12 year old daughter loaded seven large loads of alfalfa. The rubber tired wagon and tractor aid critical amid scarce help. The Da-Lou Dairy farm near Middletown milks Ayrshire cattle, shipping about 140 gallons daily to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Young
Middletown Valley
Mr. Young
Young
Ohio
Barbara Ann
Ira J. Young
Middletown
David
Louise
Washington
Frederick County
Synthetic Rubber Measure Faces Veto By President
Congress sent to the White House a proposal to create an independent agency to boost rubber from farm products for war needs. The House passed it 104 to 18 amid war-material concerns, with farm bloc support and fears of tank and aircraft material diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
White House
War Production Board
The
Rubber Reserve Corporation
Senate
Robert P. Patterson
Ayrshire Field Day And Picnic August 7
The Frederick County Ayrshire Breeders Association hosts an annual field day and picnic at Sigler's Grove near Middletown on August 7. A 4-H showing contest is featured, with 3 dollars per showman and prize money of 250 dollars per head for others. Committees cover arrangements, advertising, supervision, entertainment, grounds, entries, and calf raffle.
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Frederick County Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
Sigler's Grove
Middletown
Henry R Shoemaker
Paul Etzler
Staer Hahn
Walter Han
Harry Rer
Lewis Brown
Glenn Trout
Paul Rudy
Clagett Wiles
Edward Derr
Mr. Shoemaker
Earl Remsberg
Harry Valentine
Mr Derr
Walter Hahn
Weather Summary of Precipitation and Temperatures
The report lists 24 hour precipitation at 0.03 inches ending 8 a.m. with July total at 3.13 inches and July year to date 403 inches. July 1941 totals show 350 inches. High yesterday and Hirsh’s temperature comparison noted. Low temperatures from last night and a year ago recorded. Sunset at 8:31 p.m. and sunrise at 6:01 a.m. Moonrise 7:30 p.m., moonset 4:45 a.m. Rivers show Monocacy muddy at Ceresville while Patapsco slightly cloudy on Maryland side and clear on Virginia side at Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresville
Maryland
Virginia
Knoxville
FBI Ordered to Probe Texarkana Lynching Case
Attorney General Biddle ordered the FBI to investigate the death of Willam Vinson a Black man in Texarkana Texas to determine if it was a lynching and if mob perpetrators can be prosecuted under civil rights laws. Vinson was shot and wounded while alleged to have attempted rape then mobbed dragged and hanged him at the Texarkana Cotton Oil Company loading platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Biddle
FBI
Willam Vinson
Texarkana
Tex
Justice Department
Vinson
Beng Cap
Red River Ordnance Depot
Texarkana Hospital
Vinson Lom
Texarkana Cotwail Corporation
Strine Reunion Plans Set for August in Hanover
Plans for the fifteenth annual Strine reunion to be held August 2 at Forest Park Hanover Pa. George A Strine of York Pa will give the address. The program includes group singing solos ballets trios quartets recitations and readings with prizes and amplifying system.
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Strine
Forest Park
Hanover
George A. Strine
York
County Wheat Crop Held Only Average
Frederick county officials with Farmers' Cooperative Assn Inc describe the wheat crop as average and shrivelled. The county’s largest grain handler calls the market bearish with undergrade wheat on offer. Crop not bumper per acre. grade offered seen as poor, far from Strictly No. 2. Wet weather and a hot spell caused kernels to shrivel, buyers and farmers say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Farmers’ Co-operative Assa, Inc
Co-operative Association
Counterfeit Gas Books In Maryland Report
Baltimore July 24 OPA inspectors investigated a report of counterfeit gasoline rationing books issued somewhere in Maryland The only location mentioned was outside Baltimore City State OPA Attorney Reuben Oppenheimer said investigators were assigned from regional and Baltimore offices to nip counterfeiting in the bud Prosecution would follow for counterfeiters and buyers who violate OPA rules with penalties of 108 and up to one year in prison Saboteurs Testify Washington July 24 37 Six prisoners have testified over fourteen days of the Nazi sabotage trial Major General Frank R McCoy said witnesses were examined and cross examined Pipelines move roughly 3 320 009 carloads of petroleum products annually
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Baltimore
OPA
Maryland
Reuben Oppenheimer
Baltimore City
Oppenheimer
Washington
Frank R McCoy
Gensale
Sinth
McCoy
Registration Cards Returned in War Ration Drive
Ration board officials in Frederick County report most trucker and defense worker registrations, and other vital war work cards, are now processed within 48 hours after submission. Despite praise for swift handling of many dealers, complaints about slow bond processing persist as the board issues several ration book types and updates on unit values and supplies.
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Sherrick
Irs
Frederick County
Ration Board
County
Vorutiigers
Lordist Ceatie
Red Cross
Evacuate Residents Of Condemned Houses
Health officer Dr Kefauver and the city police moved to clear condemned houses in Middle Alley between 7th and 8th streets. They reported removing families while enforcing existing ordinances and considering new ones. One case saw a resident claim temporary storage of furniture, warned that habitation would lead to arrest.
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Han
Frederick
C. Kefauver
Middle Alley
Kefanger
Germans Learning War Sacrifices From Bombings
Bern dispatch reports Paul Joseph Goebbels asserts German cities like Cologne and Bremen teach the nation the costs of war. He says Germans increasingly grasp the scale of national danger and the sacrifices demanded, noting soldiers’ broad exposure to front lines. The piece cites Das Reich and cites frontline shifts across Europe.
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Bern
Switzerland
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Germany
Cologne
Bremen
Goebbels
Das Reich
baLcialio
Edward H Paine Named Lions Clubs President
Edward I Paine of Michigan City Ind was elected president of Lions Clubs International at the 26th convention closing today. The gathering of 10 000 delegates heard Paine pledge that United Nations would win the war and secure democracy for years. Dr Ramiro Collazo of Havana was named vice president the first Latin American to hold such office. George R Jordan of Dallas retiring president read a message from Prime Minister Mackenzie King.
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Taronla
Ramiro Collazo
Havana
Edward I. Paine
Michigan City
Ind
United Nations
George R. Jordan
Dallas
Tex
Wol Mac
Kenzie King
Police Officer Resigns After Daring Creek Rescue
Officer Brite Bruchey, on his last day before resigning to join a state polo tour, saved a five or six year old boy from drowning in Carroll Creek near Baker Park. He waded in three feet of water, cleared water from the child’s mouth, and the youth was spared. The boy fled after the rescue, and Bruchey planned to identify the child. the officer finished his tenure in plain clothes with a soaked uniform.
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Cily
Brite Bruchey
Frederick
Carroll Creek
Bruchey
Baker Park
Carrall Creek
North Bark
Thachey
Britchey
Interest In Grain Market At Low Ebb
Chicago on July 24 traders showed subdued interest in the grain market as hedging and mill buying slowed. Wheat led the decline with prices down about a cent, while corn and rye also eased. Cash wheat and prices for various grades and barley ranges were listed, reflecting cautious sentiment ahead of possible congressional action on anti inflation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Congress
Contests For Two Offices In Brunswick Election
The Mayor and Council of Brunswick approved candidate certificates for the August 3 town election and appointed election officials. Incumbents faced limited opposition. Bowers and Ernest Main vie for mayor while three council seats are contested. Polling places, election officials, and registration counts are listed, with 1,254 registered voters. Local veterans and soldiers from Detrick Field attended a dance at St John’s auditorium, described as the first in a series with more events planned, including an August 7 public dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of
Brunswick
EE Bowers, Sr
Ernest L Main
Millard J. Keller
Witliam
Pete Dixon
John HO Moore
Delaware Avenue
Ham
Willispr Hl. Campbell
Floyd Foote
Fost
Earl No Weddle
Marcella Sebaunel
Judas
Pauline Moley
Seyond Ware
Thomas A Sryvalance Vaiet
Rob Caufimin
Dubois
Catholic Students Mission Crusade
Detrick Field
St. John's Auditorium
Aviation Field
Snake bite in flight forces lone pilot to ditch and land
Melbourne July 24. Lieutenant Robert Vaught 24 of Johnson City Tenn told how a snake bit him twice when he touched the rudder bar while 3000 feet aloft. He threw the snake out then made a forced landing by a dry swamp, treated his swollen leg with a mud pack and antiseptic, radioed for help as a second plane passed, rebuilt the left rudder by hand and safely returned to base. After hospital time he rejoined his squadron.
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Melbourne
Australia
Uo S
Robert Vaught
Johnson City
Tenn
Vaught
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