100 Mile Road Program For Post War Days
Frederick County Roads Board adopts a post war roads plan approving 100 miles of construction as the first half of a five year program. Financing hinges on a $3 use tax on motor vehicles plus a small real estate levy. About $100,000 yearly is needed to build 200 miles and raise road standards, with half the plan already chosen.
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Frederick County Roads Board
Frederick County
Roads Board
Farm Bureau
Pomona Grange
Frederick County Committee For Economic Development
Farmers Co-Operative Association, Inc
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Automobile Club of Maryland
Ignatius Bjorlee
James H. Gambrill, Jr
William T. Delaplaine
Club
Roger Wolfe
Priority On Surplus Cars Given Agencies
Baltimore officials announce that local government agencies will have first claim to surplus vehicles from the U S Treasury region. Treasury agent L B Souder says the redistribution prioritizes State Roads Commission Education Department and institutions before public sale, with 601 vehicles offered to date and few left for private buyers.
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Baltimore
L. B. Souder
Treasury Department
Baltimorr
Souder
State Roads Commission
Department of Education
U. S. Treasury
Court News Equity Divorces and Marriage Licenses
Equity actions include Harry L Neisser vs Sarah Rebecca Neisser and Leibert W Miller vs Betty Lee Miller both for absolute divorce. Marriage licenses issued for Jackson G Garrett 29 and Gladys E Marting 28 Arlington VA. James W Padgett 22 Rome GA and Jean J Warner 22 Baltimore. Charles Greenfield 26 Grand Rapids MI and Dorothy Clark 21 Baltimore. William T Colbert 19 Connellsville PA and Mary Lyons 28 Mount Pleasant PA. William H McKinnell 22 Catoesville and Elizabeth F DeLashmutt 22 Rockville. Albert W Smith 25 and Julia F Sours 29 Hagerstown. Charles G Warfield 25 Dicker son and Dorothy M Wiles 19 523.
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Equity
Harry L. Neisser
Sarah Rebecca Neisser
Leibert W. Miller
Betty Lee Miller
Jackson G. Garrett
Gladys E. Marting
Arlington
James W. Padgett
Rome
Jean J. Warner
Baltimore
Charles Greenfield
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dorothy Clark
William T. Colbert
Connellsville
Mary Lyons
Mt. Pleasant
William H. McKinnell
Catonsville
Elizabeth F. DeLashmutt
Rockville
Albert W. Smith
Julia F. Sours
Hagerstown
Charles G. Warfield
Dickerson
Dorothy M. Wiles
Property Deeds and Addresses Include Frederick and Ark Men
The notice lists several deed transfers: Daniel Leo Esworthy 22 Route 2 Frederick and Irene Elizabeth Gaver 18 410 West South Street, this city. Darrell E. Watson 22 Monroe City Md and Maxine DeWeese 18 Pine Bluff Ark. Transfers include Luther R. Himes and wife to Anna Louis Guyton and husband county $10, Emily Chapman Standley attorney to Robert W. Hearne and wife county $10, Lloyd C. Culler widower to Alvey V. Renn and wife city $10, Gottlieb Hausler and wife to Paul G. Hausler county $10, J Marvin Hawk and wife to W Jerome Offutt and wife city $10.
Hull Replies To Charge Of Delegate Made Here
Secretary of State Hull denied any postwar use of military bases in Latin America would be decided unilaterally. He said such decisions would be mutual and in the interest of all nations. The questions followed a Brazilian educator’s remarks at Frederick about deteriorating U S South American relations and base fears.
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Washington
Hull
Latin America
Hernano Tavares de Sa
Frederick
Miscellaneous Shower for Lavinia Harshman in New Market
Miss Betty Ann Lease entertained at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening in honor of Lavinia Harshman of near New Market whose marriage to Jack McGolerick of New Market will take place this summer.
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Betty Ann Lease
New Market
Lavinia Harshman
Near New Market
Jack McGolerick
Harshman host at gathering with names of guests listed
JAP CASUALTIES Southeast Asia Command Headquarters Kandy Ceylon June 12 The Japanese lost 21,650 men killed in India and Burma since the first of the year an Allied officer estimated today Excluding losses on the North Burma front May alone 7 800 Japanese were killed 1 180 by Maj Gen W D A Lentaigne s Chindits 1 220 on the Arakan front 3 300 at Imphal and 2 100 on the Kohima front
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Southeast Asia Command
Kandy
Ceylon
India
Burma
North Burma
W. D. A. Lentaigne
Arakan
Imphal
Kohima
White Clergy and Members Honor Deceased in White Attire
A church service honored deceased members whose names were read aloud by Mrs. Howard Baker in a white evening dress. About 22 members attended, each wearing white flowers. Flowers were later given to families for graves. The Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Club met July 11 at Mrs. Baschoar’s home with refreshments.
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Howard Baker
Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Club
Calvin Baschoar
Harry Clingan
Forced draft numbers in 1939 US armed forces
When war broke out in Europe in September 1939 the United States Army numbered under 200000 and the Navy under 100000, reflecting a small wartime standing force before broader mobilization.
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Europe
WU .S
Navy
Fined $25 For Leaving Scene Of Accident
Glenn W. Ryan of Elkridge fined $25 and costs after pleading he left the scene of a collision on Fast Patrick Street to tend to his ailing grandmother. Alonso Miller of the city remanded to jail for 20 days on a disturbance charge based on testimony from his brother and his estranged wife. An Elkridge resident was arrested by State troopers on a Brunswick warrant for hit and run driving Friday, with $200 cash bond set. John Years Gray, colored, Lime Kiln, remanded five days for drunkenness. Miller was prosecuted by his brother William Miller, who said the disturbance occurred on Nort Market Street Saturday night. Mrs Miller testified.
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Patrick Street
Glenn W. Ryan
Elkridge
Alton Y. Bennett
Alonso Miller
Elkridge Nanon
Kehoe
Brounswick
Miller
William Miller
Nort Market Street
Local peace disturbance arrests and collateral forfeitures reported
The record shows Elizabeth and Bubbles Hallman and others charged with disturbing the peace, with several defendants including Margie Jordan and William Jordan involved in related actions. Collateral forfeitures for drunkenness, disorderly conduct, and traffic violations were issued to numerous individuals, including Maude Deck, Charles Ruggles, and Walter Wilson, among others, with amounts ranging from 2.50 to 10 dollars and traffic fines of 8.45 dollars.
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Freer
Margie Jordan
William Jordan
Elizabeth
Maude Deck
Charles Ruggles
George Stone
Irving Baguent
Mary Frances Willias
Margaret Louise Smith
Myra L. Blackston
Norman Ol. Trump
Seret
Dan Swomley
S Cole
Allen Bartgis
C. A. Raines
Frank Dorsey
Martin Kanade
Ruth Mahammitt
Charles Butler
Walter B. Wilson
Heat and fly protection blamed for lower milk output
Improper protection of cows from heat and flies is believed to be a factor in the reduced milk production rate in most parts of the United States during July and August.
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United States
Pythian Sisters Hold Memorial Service in Taneytown
The Pythian Sisters of Taneytown Temple No. 23 attended a memorial service for departed members at the Lutheran Church. Rev. A. T. Sutcliffe delivered the sermon on memorials. Two members Miss Catherine Wahn and Mrs. Sterling Ecker dressed in white evening gowns and carried bouquets.
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Taneytown
Pythian Sisters of
Taneytown Temple No. 23
Lutheran Church
A. T. Sutcliffe
Catharine Wahn
Sterling Ecker
They Builted Better Than They Knew in Wartime America
In wartime days the neighborly spirit that built little red schoolhouses strengthens our democracy. The readiness to help the folks nearby is cited as America’s strong heritage and a dividend paying forward in these times.
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America
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Ff. Eiker
Damascus High School
Lee Kaw
Gladys Aenoh
Jatberine Puksn
Mudved
Birgetie
Rone
Eve Cir Ae Heer
Damascus
Ray Luka
Pa Baestoy Selly F
Kley
Fellows-Bosers Bhoty
Ray Luhn
Gladys Arnold
Lee Cline
Betty Beall
Edgar Jewell
Betty Stanley
Catherine Purdum
Jyn Hurley
Dorothy Mae Moxley
Betty Mullinix
Jean Burdette
Heoc Stieber
Mildred Burdette
Rose Woodfield
Lola Lewis
Eleanor Hawkins
Betty Johnson
Peggy Burdette
Court News
J Harshman
Misses Harshman
Lease
Gertrude Harne
Mildred Harne
Grace Stup
Addie Mae Burall
Marie Harshman
Annabel Harne
Mary Edith Lease
Grace Harshman
Madeline Harne
Joyce Burall
Walter Burail
Ernest Harne
Harry Harshman
Norman Lease
John Umberger
Mary McGolerick
Gertrude Harshman
Nellie Patcher
Railway Office
Patrick & Carroll Streets
Keystone Paint Products
Nicodemus Paint Store
N. Court St
John Years Gray
Kanade
Ganser
Sergt. Swomley
Clyde E. Kterns
Sergi
Dorsey
Charles Reve. Kecan
James Johnson
Ijamsville
George Snowden
H. L. Jare
S. Floyd Snyder
Everett
Busore
Ac Garrber Creel
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Uncle Sam
Haston
Sam
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
Anheuser-Busch
Budweiser
Bapac Tree
Aati
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