Miners Ordered By Lewis To Return To Work At Once
Washington reports John L. Lewis ordered miners back to pits by Halloween with potential court-backed claims for portal-to-portal pay. War Labor Board referred strike to President Roosevelt, urging use of government power to enforce a contract aligned with WLB orders. Government officials urged cooperation to sustain war production and coal supplies.
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Lewis
Washington
John L. Lewis
War Labor Board
WLP
Roosevelt
WLE
United Mine Workers Policy Committee
Ickes
America
Wadsworth
Ur-N.y
WLB
Donala M. Welson
Weat Fiveduction Board
Nelson
WPB
Vaan
White House
William H. Davis
Waei
Davis
Ves DU Hudangus
Uae
Presbyterians Hear Speakers at Baltimore Synod Conference
The 18th annual Baltimore Synod Presby terian conference at Hood College featured routine sessions and an afternoon wartime ministry address by Rev. George J. Reister. Elections introduced new clerks including Rev. A Brown Caldwell resigning as permanent clerk to become stated clerk, with John Jackson Milford elected to fill the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Synod Synodical of the Presbyterian Church In
United States
Hood College
Synod of
Ballimore
Mlark
John Jackson
Milford
Det
Caldwell
Presbytery of
Baltimore
Kenneth E. Walter
Port Deposit
Rededication Service Planned at Knoxville Church of God
Members of First Chu ai God Brunswick will attend the rededication service at Knoxville Church of God. Brunswick church service will be postponed for creases with devotions resuming July 4. Congress meets Brunswick to arrange transportation to the Knoxville meeting at 10 o'clock Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Knoxville
O ‘God
Ta Arelange
Troops Patrol Streets To Keep Order In Detroit
Detroit on June 22 sees United States Army troops patrolling to quell 24 hours of racial violence that left 24 dead and about 700 injured. Most victims were rioters or bystanders, with 1,300 under arrest as curfews and bans on gatherings held. Production at war plants may show effects tomorrow as fear lingers and work crews stay home. Governor Kelly extended troop presence indefinitely while officials report calm with no further clashes.
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Detroit
United States Army
Michigan
War Woods
Michigan State Fair Grounds
Effer
Harry F. Kelly
All Kiwanis Week Observed by Frederick Club
Frederick Kiwanis Club observed All Kiwanis Week at Francis Sceolt Key Hotel Tuesday noon as 2,200 clubs across North America stress Kiwanis aims. London Ontario Kiwanis president read by Othar Keller from Kiwanis International with 115,000 members. 10,000 in military service, including seven from Frederick. Veterans recalled past conventions. this year’s convention canceled for troop and war equipment transport. Speakers included past presidents Leslie N. Coblents, L. L. Wilson, Wm. T. Delaplaine, Harry O. Schroeder, William M. Sorm, Robert L. Smith, Henry B. Shoe maker, Albert M. Coblentz, and Melvin M. Engle. Engle outlined Kiwanis objectives. vice president FLB Sappington presided. The club mourned Rev. Fy Joseph Galbert Haon, rector of St Joseph’s Buckeystown, transferred to Rockville. One visitor, George Osterman of Baltimore, attended.
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Frederick Kiwanis Club
Francis Sceolt Key Hotel
United States
Canada
Kiwanis
Heat
Leslie N. Coblents
L. L. Wilson
Wm.t. Delaplaine
Harry 0. Schroeder
William M. Sorm
Robert L Smith
Henry BR. Shoemaker
Albert
Soil Conservation Payments Boosted in Agriculture Bill Fight
The Senate approved a 100 million boost for soil conservation payments, while the House moved to maintain its provisions. The vote split 175 to 18 in the House and 177 to 167 in the Senate as lawmakers clashed over use of funds for incentive payments and price-support provisions. The House insisted on keeping its language prohibiting incentive payments, a restriction the Senate removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wretientes Teena
Rome House
Agriculture Departments
House
Senate
Agriculture Department
Pace
Man Sent Back To Jail For Alimony Failure Whose Drunken Fine
Edgar Utterback of Brunswick returned to jail Tuesday evening to serve a 30 day sentence from Magistrate Howard Marvin Jones in lieu of a $25 fine for being drunk and disorderly on April 18. He had been held in contempt for failing to pay alimony to his wife, with Chief Judge Delaplaine ordering release last Saturday on condition he resume payments and cover his wife's attorney fee. Utterback vowed to work in Brunswick to meet payments, but a standing warrant blocked release. If he cannot raise the $25 fine he cannot earn the $50 monthly alimony, risking further contempt and remand to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Marvin Jones
Brunswick
Edgar Utterback
Failire
Edward S. Delaplaine
LE. Austin James
Utterback
Afernoon
Exceptions Filed To Sale Of Real Estate In Horine Estate
Florence Maught and co executors challenged the Orphans Court sale report for the Ezra Horine estate. The petition argues the private sale to Baxter Morine at appraised value of 2330 may undervalue the property. Hearing set for July 6 at 10 a.m. Administratrix Madge Harrison of James Harrison estate reported perennial assets valued at 00 with Nikirk appointed agent.
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Florence M. Maught
Ezra § Horine
Richard £. Zimmerman J
H. Kieffer Delauter
Orphans’ Court
Maught
Martin Horne
Baxter T. Morine
W. Luther Hornie
William M Storm
Fsfj
Madge V. Harrison
Baltimore
James H. Harrizon
Knoxville
Nikirk
British raid on Friedrichshafen shocks Swiss observer
Believed to be a powerful World War II raid Sunday night, reports say an observer ten miles away in Bern Switzerland was blown from a window by blast. Skagway Alaska is highlighted as a gateway during the Klondike gold rush era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Switzerland
Friedrichshafen
Lake Constance
Skagway
Alaska
OWI Advises On Use Of Money In War Economy
The Office of War Information says money today is wealth in a limited sense and using extra income to bid up prices gains nothing. Pay debts, pay taxes, and buy bonds are advised to prepare for scarcer money. April per capita income was 85.03 dollars. if taxed on the spot, 53.52 would be given up. A stray line notes poppy seeds count about 30,000 per pod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of War Information
OWL
The
OWI
Salisbury Bean Crop Crisis Prompts Labor Appeal
June 22 Salisbury declares state of emergency as Mayor I Virgil Hitchens asks business houses to send half their employees to fields to save the bean crop amid a 1,000 worker shortage. County agents urge volunteers including housewives and domestic workers and plan to use Army Navy and Coast Guard help at Fort Meade.
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Salisbury
I. Virgil Hitchens
James P. Brown
Browe epi@ ba
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Wicomico County
Hebron
Farm Labor Advisory Committee
P. C. Turner
Baltimore
Timre
Easten
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Caroline
Cecil
Charles
Dorchester
Garrett
Harford
Kent
Montgomery
Somerset
Talbot
Washington
Wicomico
Worcester
T. B. Symons
Paul Nystrom
University of Maryland Extension Service
War Department
Symons
Fort Meade
Turner
Parole Board
Penal Institution
Green
Tire ceiling price set for low grade spares
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration set a ceiling price for about 1.5 million low grade emergency tires. The Defense Supplies Corporation will distribute through regular channels and dealers will pay 50 cents per tire plus a base price of 1 dollar. Emergency repairs may add up to the existing repair ceiling.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Defense Supplies Corporation
DSC
Deeds Recorded In Jefferson Transfers On Main Street
Deeds filed in the clerk s office show Henry Keller and others selling to Grover C Shaff and wife property on the south side of Main street in Jefferson for about 4200. Jennie M Howe sells to Norman D Boyer and wife about two acres along the south side of Butterfly Lane for around 4400.
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Henry Keller
Grover C. Shaff
Main Street
Jefferson
Jennie M. Howe
Norman D. Boyer
Butterfly Lane
Officers And Men Of Station B Commended
Following a formal inspection of the equipment and barracks at Station B of the State Police, Col. Beverly Ober commended the officers and men and presented medals for pistol shooting proficiency. Lieutenants Webber Davidson, W Conroy, and Carl Dillinger assisted in the inspection. Medals were awarded to Lieut Dillinger, Sgt Charles V Main, Cpl W W Corbin, Cpl Elwood O'Hara, Troopers William Hood, Bruce Beachey, Harry Holsinger, Frank Scinta, Raymond McGuire, Daniel Tucker, and Walter Wilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Police
Beverly Ober
William H. Webber
George E. Davidson
W. Conroy
Carl B. Dillinger
Lieut. Dillinger
Charles V. Main
W. W. Corbin
Elwood O'Hara
William Hood
Not Sure When Fathers Will Be Drafted
Columbus June 22 The War Manpower Commission and Selective Service chief said the drafting of fathers may be delayed as long as possible with inductions variable and uncertain. McNutt and Hershey cited evolving physical standards and possible older or defermented men being drafted before fathers. Both noted September call details depend on war needs and remain unsettled.
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Columbus
Paul V. McNutt
War Manpower ,Commission
Lewis B. Hershey
McNutt
Hershey
William H. Wills
Vermont
City Police Commission Organized In Frederick
The Frederick Police Commission reorganized with Dr Ignatine Bjorlee as chairman and a Republican majority. A joint dinner with the Mayor Aldermen and Chamber of Commerce precedes a meeting to discuss appointing a new police chief. Acting chief Arthur C Poulsen is not ruled out as a candidate while the majority favors temporary arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignatine Bjorlee
Police Commission of
Frederick
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Arthur C. Poulsen
Glenn T. Swisher
Giltinger
Police Commission
Bjorlee
E. I. Eshleman
William Martin Storm
Roger R. Rice
Roger R. Wolfe
Rice
Wagner bill would raise service family allowances
A bill by Senator Wagner would lift the monthly allowance for a service man's wife and child from 62 to 78 dollars, incorporating a 22 dollar deduction from the husband's military pay. It also doubles the 10 dollar allowance for each additional child while leaving the 50 dollar childless wife and 28 dollar government portions unchanged.
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Washington
Senator Wagner
Wagner
Smith Nominated to Vice President of State Bar
Smith nominated to serve as vice president of the Maryland State Bar Association from the Sixth Judicial Circuit. Judge Eli Frank of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City has been nominated without opposition for the presidency. The annual convention opens Friday in Baltimore.
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Hood
William G. ‘Felmeth
Elizabeth
N. J
Presbyterian ‘Church In
William P. Schell
New York
Boarch of Foreign Missions
Board of Foreign Arssons
Synodica
Aypor
Presbyterian Church
Recorder's Court
Detroit House of Correction
Guthner
LCI Ren Heenan Hart Line
Atlantic
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Feday Anniversary
C. C. Carty, Inc
FE. Patrick St
Hershey Nor McNutt
Dr. Bjorlee
Hendrickson
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