Summon 99 For Hearings Before Legal Panel Of OPA
Ninety nine residents are called for hearings on Wednesday and five for Thursday before the legal panel of the OPA. The proceedings in the courthouse address alleged violations of the Victory speed limit and gasoline ration rules, with hearings listing numerous Frederick area residents and Walkersville, Thurmont, and Middletown addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Panel of
OPA
Thomas C. Carlin
Adamstown
Ray H. Ridenour
Thurmont
Stanley Bury
Unionville
Randolph
Stull
Frank A. Rippeon
Walkersville
Charles QC. White
Wisner Street
Robert
DeLauder
Jefferson
Robert D. Weedon
Frederick
Melvin R. Sehwearing
West
Patrick Street
James P. Finan
D Jr
D Jr., 600 Magnolia Avenue; Clark E. Heffner
East Second Street
Paul Melvin Biser
Melvin E. Crouse
John E. Biddinger
Carlton N. Markle
East Fifth Street
Joseph S. Darby
South Street
Elwood E. Biddinger
Arthur E. Randolph
Monrovia
Charles H. Wetzel
Water Street
Barney Shapiro
North Market Street
Wilson Avenue
Lewis F. Bidle
Albert
M. Brachey
West South Street
Murray M. Craver
Raymond S. Easton
Lewistown
Samuel Paul Warfield
Clarence W. Stottlemyer
Norman William Heffner
East Seventh Street
Frances Brooks
Harland H. Hewitt
Middletown
Donald W. Miller
Wilbur L. Ford
Franklin R. Johnson
Claude H. Barrick
Woodsboro
Charles 5. Bohn
Magnolia Avenue
James Victor Shaff, Jr
West Second Street
Harry J. Martin
Edward S. Mobley, Jr
Trail Avenue
Ernest R. Nasher
Mildred R. Palmer
North Bentz Street
William A. Miller
Rosemont
William S. Sims
All Saints
Arthur L. Rickell
East Eighth Street
Louie J. Brosius
Clark H. Smith
Lester Leroy Boone
Meredith L. Wachter
O. Avenue
John Lewis Leads Another Coal Strike In Turbulent Era
Nation endures wartime strain as John Lewis fronts new coal strike while Detroit sees race riots. De Gaulle warns of further walkouts at Liberation Committee meeting. Congress and White House clash on food control and other issues. Public frustration grows as servicemen die abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
Detroit
de Gaulle
Asptima Donna
French Committee of Liberation
Congress
White House
Stamp sales slow as motorists wait on gasoline outlook
The post office predicts eventual stamp demand for federal automobile stamps will rise, but sales have been slow as drivers postpone car use amid gasoline shortages. Some consumers plan to wait and see fuel prices before buying the new windshield stickers.
Court awards $1,996.02 to Schade in construction suit
Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer ruled for W. Osborne Schade, a local contractor, awarding him $1,996.02 against Sharon Company Inc and Nin and dias Hai Lileiman. The case grew from labor and materials for improvements to the Hoffman property at Braddock Heights. Schade had sought $2,563.55. The judge inspected the site with counsel and parties, delivering the verdict in a memorandum. Leslie N. Cablentz fought for Schade. William M. Storm represented the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
W. Osborne Schade
Sharon Company, Inc
Nin
Dias. Hai L
Schnauffer
Baal
Leslie N. Cablentz
Schade
William M. Storm
Crowded Braddock Heights line aids city heat escape
On a hot Sunday the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway ran a special Braddock Heights schedule with double and triple headers, transporting hundreds to the mountain resort. Cars jammed, crowds bought tickets, and the Heights pool drew large numbers as heat continued. Officials noted seating limits but said service was satisfactory despite high demand. Water supplies in Frederick City remained strong with spillways carrying a lot of flow as temperatures risked reaching 95 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown and Frederick
Braddock Heights
Mountain Resort
the Heights
Frank Weddle
Frederick City
Fishing Creek
French Split Over Military Command Dispute
Algiers June 21 The French committee of national liberation failed to settle who should be commander in chief between Generals Charles de Gaulle and Henri Giraud in a two hour session. De Gaulle demanded an immediate vote on the appointment and the committee deferred the decision until tomorrow as divisions persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Committee of National Liberation
Charles de Gaulle
Henri Giraud
de Gaulle
Giraud
Be Gaulle
Algis
Beirut
Brazzaville
Miners Strike Halts Major Pennsylvania West Virginia Output
Pennsylvania and West Virginia, the nation’s top coal producers, face a three week long strike as 60,000 miners stay home amid stalled contract talks. Steel firms warn output cuts follow, with coke ovens banked and mines declaring stoppages, including an anthracite local adopting a holiday protest over a perceived yellow dog contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec
Carnegie-Ilinois Steel Corporation
US 3. Steel
Watio
Carnegie
War Labor Board
Messina Bombed Again by Allied Forces
Allied headquarters report Wellington bombers based in Northwest Africa struck the Messina ferry terminus in Sicily Saturday night. American medium bombers with P-38 escorts attacked enemy airfields. Hits reported on barracks and admin buildings at Castelverang and dispersal areas at Borizzo and Milo. sixteen enemy aircraft shot down, five Allied planes missing.
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North Africa
Africa
Messina
Sicily
Castelverang
Borizzo
Milo
Naples
Foggia
Spinazzola
Bari
Reggio Calabria
San Giovanni
Rome
Associated Press
Quake Kills 1000 in Adapazar Area northwest Anatolia
Berlin radio reported a violent earthquake in northwest Anatolia near Adapazar killing about 1000 people and injuring many in a 24 000 population town with widespread destruction. Istanbul also rocked by quakes, communication with Ankara interrupted, epicenter near Adapazar. Stock market news follows with declines in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin Radio
Anatolia
Adapazar
Istanbul
Associated Press
Ankara
Heavy Raids Made On Japs Bases
Naval communique reports heavy bombings at Tarawa in the Gilbert Islands with a number of hits on enemy positions. Liberator bombers attacked Kahil and Buin area. Vila Kolombangara hit with fires started and a supply dump damaged. Kiska operations yielded no observed results. A separate report notes 60 to 75 chickens stolen from the Fred Krantz farm near Rosemont. No clues. investigation underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Islands
Washington
Tarawa
Navy
South Pacific
United States
Army Liberators
Kahil
Buin
Navy Dauntless
Avengers
Army Warhawk
Navy Wildcat
Vila
Kolombangara Island
North Pacific
Kiska
Fred Krantz
Rosemont Avenue
W. H. Horman
R. Paul Buhrman
Family Wash Boards And Tubs Again Being Brought Into Use
Family washing methods return as boards and tubs are hauled from attics to meet laundry demand. Local laundries struggle for staff with many employees joining military service or moving to defense work. White uniforms and service suits no longer cleaned, and fewer pickup runs are made to save fuel and tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
Cut Lu
Baltimore
Swas
Woshing We Aelenuse Widusuries
Ifnem
Year’s Fuel Demands To Be Heaviest, OWI Reports
The Office of War Information warns this year’s fuel needs will be the largest in history. Shortages of manpower and equipment threaten coal production, while civilian oil curbs may tighten. Immediate coal use shifts and weather shipping orders are urged to meet war and civilian demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of War Information
OWL
Us Ca
Ralph K. Davies
OWT
QWI
Schneiderman Wins Case In Supreme Court
The Supreme Court reversed the Federal Circuit in canceling United States citizenship of Schneiderman, a California native and Russian immigrant. Justice Murphy authored the majority ruling, stating clear evidence was required to revoke citizenship and none was shown for the Communist affiliation. Willkie, the 1940 GOP nominee, hailed the decision as a victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Circuit Court
Iat
San Francisco
United States
Murphy
Stane
Jackson
Wendell L. Willkie
Commahi
Deriman
California
Russia
Willkie
Padilone
Schneiderman
Federal ‘District Court
Army Navy Officers Club Opens Wednesday
The Army and Navy Officers Club will open in the parish hall of St Saints church Wesnesday and will operate 10 a. m. to 1 p.m. on weekdays and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sundays. It welcomes all officers and their families regardless of station in Frederick. Hosts include Mrs Wollunng S Bac con and others. The committee is chaired by Mrs Fo Earle Shriper with Ames Hendrickson treasurer and Mrs Richard Nalin secretary pro tem. It is sponsored by Red Cross Canteen and Motor Corps members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy Officers Club
Ail Saints Church
Wesnesday
Try
Frederick
Wollunng S. Baccon
Mere John R. Fitzpatrick
David GC. Winnbrenner
Fo Earle Shriper
Eharmin
Ro Ames Hendrickson
Richard Nalin
Red Cross Canteen and Motor Corps
State Crops Doing Well Across Truck Produce Outlook
State crops show rapid growth after a two week period with beneficial rainfall. Lima beans in Somerset and Wicomico are blooming with good pods. early snap beans harvest underway and peaking July 10 to 15. Cabbage and potatoes forecast strong yields with minimal insect damage. cucumbers and cantaloupes flowering later. tomatoes near normal with some late plantings. overall acreage among the largest on record and a bumper crop expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryhand
Thia
Aprrculture Department
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Estern
Somerset
Wicomico
Baltimore
Worcester County
Maryland
RAF Bombers Bombard Southern Germany and Denmark
RAF bombers attacked Friedrichshafen in southern Germany targeting the Luftschiffhauer radio factory and damaged main structures. British raids reported near Lake Constance and in Denmark, with loud detonations and widespread bombing across the European continent noted by London and Berlin reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Luftschieffhau
Friedrichshafen
Air Ministry
Berlin
Sey Winatehes
Lake Constance
Switzerland
European
Kalundborg
Denmark
Detroit Riots Force Mobilization Amid Deaths and Arrests
Detroit faced widespread race violence as six people were killed and over 200 injured. Governor Kelly mobilized state troops and police, warning martial law might be avoided. By noon 326 people were jailed on various charges as officers cleared Hastings Street and secured supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Leonard
Upper Peninsula
Kelly
Columbus
Zeppelin raids and heat wave hit Maryland beaches
The Bund of Bern cites powerful detonations and smoke over a lake during raids linked to Zeppelins. German broadcasts called the northern raids disturbing. Separate reports note eight to ten people drowned in Maryland as heat waves sent many to beaches and pools for relief from temperatures around 80 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gantanic
Fs Sks
Friedrichshafen
Zeppelin
Rts
der Bund
Bern
Associated Prose
Maryland
West Coast Curfew Law For Japs Upheld
The Supreme Court ruled the west coast curfew on all persons of Japanese ancestry constitutional. The decision upholds military regulations restricting movement on the Pacific coast. The ruling comes amid wartime measures affecting civil liberties and national security concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Coast
Washington
Supreme Court
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Detroit State Guard
City Throng Heights
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Turkey
New York
Army, Navy Officers” Club
Wardly
Tavern
U.S
Donald S. Leonard
Michigan State Police
Acm
Harry Kelly
Belle Isle Bridge
Downstown
Hastings Street
Paradise Valley
Wirwitnde Cleandard
Hamtramck
Harry F. Kelly
Michigan State Guard
H. A. Aurand
Sixth Service Command
River Rouge
Tam
Governors
Tom Kenny
Lansing
Edward J. Jeffries
Lewy Pearson
Oscar Olander
J. Topper
Emmiteburg
Walter Wilt
Campbell
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