Changes in State Automobile Law Streamline Records and Penalties
The new Maryland act, effective June 1, requires drivers to leave owner and operator details after collisions, and imposes fines up to 100 dollars for false stolen vehicle reports. It tightens chauffeur rules, allows targeted speed limits, and mandates address changes within 30 days. Windshield stickers and ID measures are tightened amid wartime provisions.
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Wosble
Maryland
General Assembly
AAA
Motor Vehicle Department
Mar- Lidge
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Pimple Relief
Many shattered romances may be traced to scratching skin blemishes. The ad promises quick relief from itching pimples eczema and other irritations with Peterson's Ointment. It also claims to soothe irritated feet and cracks between toes and offers a money back guarantee if one application fails to delight.
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Peterson
Agriculture War Board Certifies Contracts in Maryland
The Agriculture War Board of Maryland certified contracts between Free State farmers and 16 canneries covering 21322 acres of tomatoes peas corn and beans. It projects a pack of about 2106000 cases and links prices to or above government support rates. Named certifying canneries span Hampstead Buckeystown Rising Sun Silver Run Taneytown Queenstown Pleasant Valley Baltimore Morgan Colora Mountain Lake Park and Easton area firms led by Hankett Brothers Shilling Brothers and Wrightson.
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College Park
Agriculture War Board of Maryland
War Board
Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Maryland
Hankett Brothers
Hampstead
Buckeystown Canning Company
Buckeystown
Leon C. Bulow
Baltimore
Melrose Canning Company
Linwood
Melrose
Morgan Canning Company
Morgan
Shilling Brothers
Bethel Heights
F. Shriver Company
New Windsor
Pythian Sisters Meet Mt City Temple Officers
The Past Chiefs Association of Mt City Temple No 14 Pythian Sisters held a June 27 meeting at Pythian Castle. Officers for the coming year were elected: Bertha Rice president, Fannie King vice president, Susie Ramsburg secretary, Elizabeth Shipley treasurer. Prizes were awarded to several members, with Viola Moberly winning the guest prize. Next meeting in September will be hosted by Susie Ramsburg.
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Mt City Temple No 14
Pythian Castle
Bertha Rice
Fannie King
Susie Ramsburg
Elizabeth Shipley
Daisy Miller
Ada Derr
Mattie Harris
Viola Moberly
Temple
Scout Executive Is Zonta Club Speaker
The Zonta Club met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Mrs Clarence C Carty presiding. Russell Young, Boy Scout executive for Frederick County, urged building and youth supervision, linking youth problems to home life and parental absence. He urged greater citizenship focus and warned of delinquency, proposing Boy and Girl Scout programs as solutions. The club plans to meet next week at the Key hotel with Amelia Weinberg addressing Personalities in the War. Rockville notes: no Confederate Memorial Day exercises this year due to gasoline shortage. Limberlost swamp in Indiana is named after hunter Limber Jim.
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Zonta
Francis Scott Key
Clarence C Carty
Fo Russell
Frederick County
Young
America
Yyouth
Amelia Weinberg
Alabama
Rockville
Daughters of the Confederacy
Upper Montgomecy County
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
Jones F. Hoyle
Ballenger Women's Club Hosts Season-Ending Luncheon
The Ballenger Women's Club held its final meeting of the season as a covered dish luncheon at Mrs Russell Dudion's home with twenty members one visitor and Miss Jesse Mammerly present A planning session followed including a canning demonstration report by the food and nutrition committee led by Mrs Roy Poole and Miz A Ho Derr The group also heard a poem Flowprs read by Mrs Elmer Rainsdare and announced a cooking demonstration at Ballenger Community Hall on Tuesday June 15 at 2 pm The meeting closed with the group singing God Be With You Till We Meet Again
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Ballenger Club
Ballenger Women's Club
Russell Dudion
Jesse Mammerly
Roy Poole
Miz A Ho Derr
Hammerly
Elmer Rainsdare
Balenger
United
Roosevelt To Sign Pay As You Go Tax Bill
President Roosevelt said he would sign the pay as you go tax bill shortly and would seek more taxes before adjournment. He noted the measure could close an inflationary gap and indicated a Congress recommendation on additional taxes may come. Proceeds from a May 8 Army football game totaling 6,612 were donated to the Duke of Gloucester Red Cross fund. A prairie dog town may extend for miles.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Congress
Ins
London
United States Army
Duke of Gloucester
Red Cross
St John Fund
Cal Theodore Artery
Altoona
US Army Special Service Section
Europe
Lord Wigram
State C. E. Convention To Open Here Friday
The 53rd State C E convention opens Friday at Hood College with a keynote by Dr Veh, editor of The Evangelical Crusader. Sessions run through Sunday with conferences, panel discussions, and a victors dinner, plus officers to be installed Sunday afternoon. Ruth E. Main leads publicity efforts with county delegates including Warren P E Smith, Jacob Kintz, Ruth Kierg, Dorothy Keyes, and Betty Alexander. County commissioners have not approved Frederick County Medical Society’s plan to take over Emergency Hospital and may appoint a physician to fill Dr Fahiney’s vacancy.
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Hood College
Veh
Internate O Society of Chishan
Sovrology
Evansville Callege
Evansvile
Indane
Evangelical Church
Amsterdam
Holland
Evangelical Crusader
Young Peoples Journal
The
Clos
Ruth E. Main
Bestiar
Warren P E Smith
Jacob Kintz
Ruth Kierg
Dorothy Keyes
Betty Alexander
Tac County
Frederick County Medical Society
H. L Fahiney
Relieve Foratings or itches with Mosquito Solution
Mosquito torment causes summer spoil. former BITES Mexican Heat Powder renamed Mexiana. Ed Mexiana brand offers relief from bites and itching, targeting common nuisance insects.
Court News and Notices from Wake County District
Court news lists divorce bill of complaint details absolute divorce suits among residents including Rosa Wallace widow and others with George Droneburg Jon Alexander and equity cases. Also notes marriage licenses for Gloyd Allis and Constance Do Isqag, Morenci. Club notes cover Bright Jewels Class of Calvary Methodist Church meeting with program and refreshments, and 4-H Rockville program plans in Montgomery County with training, canning budgets, and sewing projects.
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Constance Do
Isqag Ys Waller
Earl Issac
Card Of Appreciation From Frederick Alderman To Supporters
The first Republican elected to a third term on Frederick city Board of Aldermen thanks supporters after Tuesday’s election. He pledges to merit the confidence placed in him and expresses sincere appreciation to those who backed his campaign.
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Frederick City
Thhose
Conservation program to include clothing care and repack
A speaker noted that materials care and repackaging of clothing will be part of the conservation program, adding practical steps to preserve garments and extend their use.
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Agriculture War Board
Gibson Island
Storm & Shipley
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Zonta Club
Indiana
C. E
Key, Raymond M. Veh, DD
Coca-Cola Company
East Patrick St
Court News
Rosa M. Wallace
George Roger Droneburg
Langdon
Jones Bridees
Sande
Jon V. Alexander
Commerciat Bank of Maryland
Ahal
Regfor
EO Allis
Morenci
Mich
Francesco Buckingham
North Market Street
Paul Norman Si
Eleanor Elizabeth Dutrow
Emmitsburg
Calvary Methodist Church School
Marty Zimmerman
East Partick Street
Lillian Zimmerman
Harry Zimerman
Hatty Zimmerman
Katherine Nusbaum
Ruth
William C Zimmerman
Barstow Rathjenhoefer
Repols
Wade Raven
Apd Ald
New Business
Russell
Retesed Dudeow
Claude M Hahn
Mire
Earlston
Rothenhoefer
Rockuitle
Edythe M Turner
Montgomery County
Miss Turner
Golden Club Pry
Edward P. Oden
Philip Morris
Prixie Morris
Rekiti
Rae Ate
Lohgai
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