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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1943

Page

3

Two Hurt In Fall From County Barn Roof

Two Lewistown dairymen helping harvest the hay crop fell 35 feet from a barn peak on Dr. Julian M. Howe’s farm. Harold Hassenpflug, 20, suffered fractures in both arms and one ankle, while Elmer Springer, 30, had fractures in one ankle and one wrist. Both rest comfortably at Frederick City Hospital.

Julian M. Howe Red Lewistoan Harold Hassenpflug Elmer Springer Frederick City Hospital M R Etchison and Son Ambulance Howe Farm John Howe Julian Howe Cam Harry M. Free Rocky Springs

Farm accident injures man near Libertytown

Monday a four-horse team ran away at the Dr. R. M. Rau farm near Libertytown, overturning a wagon and injuring Mr. Free while assisting his son-in-law Sarmuieldtlee tenant to haul in barley. He was treated at Frederick City Hospital and returned home.

R. M. Rau Libertytown Free Sarmuieldtlee Rau Mr. Free Frederick City

Value Of Gas Coupons Not To Be Reduced

Washington reports Price Administrator Prentiss M Brown said no reduction in the value of A B or C gasoline coupons is currently contemplated. He noted a goal to bring enough gasoline to the Northeastern shortage area to avoid civilian-use cuts, while warning reductions could occur if transport limits fail to meet essential needs. The East Coast will receive 328000 barrels daily for July through September, an increase offset by farm crop and transport costs. A coupons already cut in the Northeast, with B and C downgraded from four to three and to two and a half gallons respectively.

Washington Prentiss M Brown Office of ‘Price Administration Brown Petroleum

Riderless Freight Crashes into Parked Truck Injuring Two

A riderless freight car drifted onto a parked Wil lam D. Bowers Lumber Co truck near East Patrick and East streets about 2 30 pm. George Rentzell and Robert Davis stood on the truck unloading lumber when the car moved north across Carroll Creek trestle toward the truck. They shouted to stop it but the car did not heed. The truck front was damaged and both men were shaken but avoided injury.

Willam D. Bowers Lumber Company East Patrick East Streets George Rentzell Robert Davis Carroll Creek Rentzell Davis Keg Uituwa

Alimony Delinquent Contempt Order Issued

Associate Judge Patrick M. Scanauffer signed an order directing Harry J. Nichols to show cause by July 13 why he should not be held in contempt for alimony delinquency. The action flags enforcement of owed support and potential penalties pending court review.

Patrick M. Scanauffer Harry J. Nichols

Alimony arrears case against former husband Nichols

Mrs Minnie E Nichols filed a petition through attorney H Kieffer DeLauter alleging that her husband is about 250 in arrears on alimony. A March 3 1938 decision ordered Nichols to pay 18 per month permanent alimony and she says he boasted he would stop payments.

Minnie E Nichols H. Kieffer DeLauter Nichoals Nichols

First ripe tomato picked by James A Albin at home

James A Albin of 120 West Church Street harvested the season’s first tomato weighing twelve ounces. The fruit was served at Sunday dinner.

James A. Albin West Church Street

Anemia treatments require doctor’s advice and care

An article emphasizes anemia varies by cause and type and must be diagnosed by a physician before treatment. It explains red blood cell production, hemoglobin’s role, and the need for nutrients like iron, vitamin B complex, and protein. It notes pernicious anemia relates to stomach hormone issues and iron deficiency commonly affects pregnancy. It also oddly mentions armored divisions needing rail transport.

Air Force Receives Massive 1943 44 Budget Boost

Congress debates a $23 billion Air Force appropriation for 1943 44, funding about 100 000 more aircraft and expanded training. The plan diverts nearly a third of the Army budget to the Air Corps as planners target fighters bombers transports and crews across routes from Britain to North Africa.

Army Air Corps Congress U. S

Pool Room Burglary Solved. Two Boys Taken Into Custody

Deputy Sheriff Paul Boyhoads reports the Palace Pool Parlor burglary at 30 South Market Street solved. Two local boys, Homer Asadlor and Jhiry Poole, are held pending disposition. property including cigarettes, a gold watch, a jeweled stickpin, and other items recovered.

Palace Pool South Market Street Paul Boyhoads Homer Asadlor East Patrick Extended Rhoads Swid Jhiry Poole Linden Hills Montegue Juvente Court Poole D. F Davis

House member introduces bill to repeal Smith Connantis tri

In Washington on June 28 Representative Lesinski Democrat Michigan introduced a bill in the House to repeal the Smith Connant anti strike measure approved by Congress last week over the President's objections. Soldiers make an average of eight moves by railroad for overseas service.

Washington Congress House Lesinski D-Mich

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