Gas Rationing Discussed by State and Local Officials
State Director Leo H. McCormick and Frederick County ration board members reviewed OPA guidelines on preferred mileages and salesmen classifications. They noted local efficiency, discussed discretionary interpretations, and reported few unanswered applications as officials departed for Hagerstown.
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OPA
State Offici
Frederick County
McCormick
James E. Degnan
J. Wiliam Egpieston
Reuben Oppenheimer
Baltimore
Charles McC. Mathias
Thomas Summers
A. L. Phevus
Holmes D. Saser
Mathias
Hagerstown
Hopkins Bride Marries in Blue Crepe Wed Dress
A New York wedding article notes Hopkins’ bride Mere Engine Macy wearing a blue crepe wedding dress chosen for the ceremony. George Platt Lynes photographed the event for the NEA, with Rongevelt's associate overseeing the White Mouse rites.
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Macy
New York
Fn Uarty Hopkins Pecident Rongevelt
George Platt Lynes
NEA
Divorce Granted in Trenton Absolute Custody Granted
A decree signed Thursday by Chief Judge Edward S. Delaplaine grants M Zula Neeley of 320 North Marreet absolute divorce from Orville L. Neeley of Trenton New Jersey. Mrs Neeley receives custody of their minor daughter and the defendant may visit at intervals. The plaintiff pays case costs. Alton Bennett represents Neeley. The suit was not contested. IN PRE-FLIGHT SCHOOL Athens Gadais 40 Cadet Jingeph W Wachter of Keymar Md is in the latest US Navy Pre Flight School class. Wachter attached to Battalion Four Company H Platoon Three graduated Walkersville High School and attended University of Maryland for one year with ROTC before Naval Aviation.
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Edward S. Delaplaine
Zula Neeley
North Marreet
Orville L. Neeley
Trenton
N. J
Athens
Gadais
Navy
Jingeph W. Wachter
Keymar
Omd
Wachter
Walkersville
University of Maryland
Naval Aviation
Price Ceiling Cracks On Pancake Floor
Washington July 30 price ceilings cracked under pressure of higher raw materials and labor costs. The Office of Price Administration approved a modest increase for low priced pancake and buckwheat pancake flour packages. OPA Administrator Leon Henderson said relief is needed to keep these lines profitable and avoid pushing customers to only higher priced products. About 70 percent of dealers’ sales are in low priced brands selling at 3 to 7 cents per package.
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Washington
Office of Price
Leon Henderson
OPA
Henderson
Brake failure blamed for Route 28 collision near Libertytown
A Dodge truck driven by Earl Nelson age 41 of Williamsport collided with a Baltimore truck driven by John Jackson age 30 after brake failure on Route 28 just outside Libertytown. No injuries were reported though Nelson’s truck sustained considerable damage. State Police Trooper W. W. Corbin investigated and said no charges would be filed.
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Libertytown
Earl Nelson
Williamsport
John Jackson
Cnluved
Baltimore
Nelson
Liberty High School
Jackson
W. W. Corbin
Wrench Breaks Teeth Injure City Meter Collector
C. Elgin Hemp, city parking meter collector, was injured when a wrench slipped while removing a meter from its post. He sustained two broken teeth and a jaw injury and was reported recovering on Thursday.
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C. Elgin Hemp
Bridges Lag Under Strain As Temporary Span Sags
New Market District residents report a sagging temporary timber bridge over the Monocacy after Route 40 closed for the Jug Bridge collapse. Observers say the 10 mile per hour limit is ignored, weights are excessive, and guards are lacking, risking fire damage and future collapse. Nearby bridges remain guarded as a contrast to the unsafe span.
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New Market District
Route 40
Jug Bridge
State Roads Commission
Wanted Watch List for German Saboteurs
FBI seeks three men described as German saboteurs possibly landed in the United States. Kappe, 37, 5 feet 10, stocky with blond hair. Schmidt, over 6 feet, 200 pounds, blue eyes and a peculiar laugh. Earth, 35, 5 feet 4, 130 pounds with brown hair and rimless glasses. Authorities urge vigilance and report details to the nearest office.
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FBI
Hoover
U. S
Kappe
Schmidt
Earth
Beer license surrendered due to rationing in county
County License Commissioner Paul M. Little announced that Benjamin F. Groff of Point of Rocks has surrendered his class B on sale beer license. The surrender stemmed from beer rationing, with Little warning that rationing may force many county dealers out of business. Appeal papers in the case of the
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Paul M. Little
Benjamin F. Groff
Point of Rocks
Mr. Little
License hearing in Baltimore on beer sales to minors
The Baltimore License Bureau will hear a case within thirty days after papers arrive. Commissioner Little expects the hearing to be held in the Court House. The license revocation was stayed pending appeal to the State License Bureau. Also notes germination of 300 year old lotus seeds from Manchuria.
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Baltimore
Little
Court House
Licen
State License Bureau
Nicodemus Paint Store Offerings and Address
Keystone Paints and Varnishes list includes Seafiex Casein Palm Rubber Glass Wax and Cleaner Floor Sanding and Refinishing. Store located at 30 North Court. References to NICODEMUS PAINT STORE and Phen 425 accompany the advertisement.
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Lawrence Walters
Dorcas
Doubs
Anna Mary Hoffman
Harriet Hoffman
Louise Gibbons
Betty Michael
Alice Michael
Rosalind Michael
Florence Michael
Margaret Ann Walters
Patsy Walters
Daisy Walters
Jackie Walters
David Micha
Caribbean
Ilbert’ Exclusive Ladies’ Shop
North Market Street
George W. Poole
South Market Street
Rheinheld
Barth
Joseph Schmidt
Walter Kappe
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bemberg
Rayon
Seersucker
LA Jerz
Manchuria
Glick
Nor’ Market ST
Frederick City
Otis King
Poplar Hill Dairy
Paul Hobbs
Reliable Farms Dairy
F. A. Mohler & Sons
Scott Key Dairy
W. H. Moore
Superior Dairy
Tip-Top Farms Dairy
Russell Z. Horman
George W. Horman, JR
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