Davis Out As Food Head Amid Plan Dispute
Washington June 28 Davis, the man President Roosevelt drafted for age 19 galve the food problem, steps out amid criticism that the subsidy plan will not work in its present form. He cites authority over policy and day to day actions, asks to be relieved before mid July as the 1944 program launches. Roosevelt defends subsidies but urges unity and a single official to coordinate food and price control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Washington
Chester C. Davis
Roosevel
Appanlediu
Marvin Jones
House
Jones
al Food Conference
Hot Springs
Congress
Davi
England
Devis
St. Louis
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
F4rd
Ae Sagi
Roosevelt
Office of Economic Stabilization
David
Office of Price Administration
Chaisen Fulmec
Dsc
House of Agricultural Committee
Czar
Fulmer
Pattlan
Answer Filed In Schley Will Case Monday
Filed in the Orphans Court for the Schley estate, Paul B Rhoads and family deny undue influence and claim the January 26 1942 will was signed by E Louisa Schley when of sound mind. They assert the will is a free act, properly witnessed, and reads to the execution and contents known by the testatrix. The petition asks dismissal of the caveat and plans trial in due course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Paul B. Rhoads
E. Louisa Schley
Amos A. Soller
Louise Schley
Rhoads
Paul
E Louisa Schley
Louisa Schrey
Louisa Schley
N. Wilson Schley
Florence $. Belcher
Margaret Ramsburg Fair
Gilmore Schley
Ramsburg
Irvin Calvin Ramsburg
N. Wilson Ramsburg
Lula
Florence Ramsburg
Belva
Rebecca Ramsburg
Eyler
Claggett
Eugene Ramsburg
Walter Frederick Ramsburg
Icabell Ramsburg
Wilson
Schley
Induction of Pvt John William Smith at Salem Air Base
Pvt John William Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Whchn Fo Smyth of Liberman Oregon 429th Quartermaster Salvage Repair Company Salem Air Base Salem Oregon was inducted into the Army on February 9 at Salem. He is stationed at Salem Air Base in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt. Smith
Whchn Fo Smyth
Liberman
Salem Air Base
Salem
Ore
Army
John William Smith
Quartermaster Salvage Repair Company
Oregon
Nieces And Nephews Get Bulk Of Estate
The late Benjamin F Reichs will, admitted to probate by the Orphans Court, leaves the bulk of the estate to his nieces and nephews. The estate is valued around 5200,000 with a $2,000 monument donation for the family cemetery and a $10,000 bequest to relatives of his wife Nellie Lee Reich. Specific bequests include furniture to a niece and life-time retention of named pieces by Mrs Gray, with the remainder to be shared among listed relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Reich
Orphans Court
Parsons Newman An
Nelly Lee Reh
Agnes Las
Eleanor Waters
Agnes Gray
Gordon Smith
William H. Smith
Lucy Reich Smith
Nellie Lee Reich
Chaildren
Charles
Zimmerman
Beulah
Jack
Harry Zimmerman
Ruth
Helen
George Zimmerman
Edward
Upton
Sophie Reich
Farm dispute ends with gun stock strike
Clarence Woods of Burkittsville was struck on the head with a shotgun stock during an argument Monday night and treated at Frederick City Hospital. William Walter Stoneberg, a farmer between Middletown and Myersville, wielded the gun. Woods and Richard Smyre were involved with Stoneberg’s son, William Claude Stoneberg, on the Tatters Farm. The elder Stoneberg broke the gun stock on Woods and said he had no shells to use. No charges have been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Woods
Burkittsville
Frederick City Hospital
William Houck
Woods
William Walter Stoneberg
Middletown
Myersville
Richard Smyre
William Claude Stoneberg
Tatters J
Mouck
Stoneberg
Houck
Parachute Balloon Seen as Weather Instrument Over Frederick
Residents of Frederick reported a parachute like figure in a stormy sky Sunday evening. Officials traced the object to a weather balloon launched from the local observation station at about 330 PM to measure wind and visibility. No aircraft were reported in trouble and authorities confirmed no plane in distress.
German Force Beaten Back Near Donets River
Russian war bulletin reports a German attempt to cross the Donets south of Izyum was lured into a mine field and annihilated after surviving explosions. The Russians also claimed raids on Orsha rail junction and strikes on rail lines north of Rostov as weather hindered combat.
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London
Donets
Izyum
Moscow Radio
Soviet Monitor
Ureminehele
Moscow
Orsha
Velikie Luk
Associated Press
Rostov
Berlin
Selection OS Chief By Commission Reported
After a Monday meeting the Frederck City Police Commission reportedly endorsed Walkersville candidate Allan Whitmore for chief. The action awaited approval by the Mayor and Aldermen on Wednesday night, with prior notes that the current head would not be removed and that no final decision had been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bjarlee
Sid
Arthur C. Spoon
Allan Whitmore
Walkersville
Whitmore
Hugh VV
Poulken
Award for Dairy Research at American Dairy Science Meet
Dr L AL Moore of the University of Maryland received a card vidal and $1000 for oat production research in dairy products. The award was presented during the American Dairy Science Association meeting in Columbia Missouri from June 22 to 24 by Barden Company in recognition of five years of research progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L AL Moore
University of Marylarc
American Dairy Science Ason
Columbia
Miss
Barden Company
Promotion of Lieut Ferguson at Fort Bragg
Lieut Ferguson son of Mr and Mrs J K Ferguson of East Patrick Street has been promoted to the rank of first lieutenant. He is stationed at Fort Bragg North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
J. K Ferguson
East Patrick Street
Fort Bragg
N. C
Four Leave Thursday For V-12 Program
Fred High School graduates from the 1942 and 1843 classes depart Thursday for university training under the Navy V-12 program. Four youths aged under 18 enlist for higher education and naval officer training, with assignments to Princeton Swarthmore MIT and Duke. They receive government pay and a $30 weekly allowance, and will undergo medical and physical examinations before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred High School
Navy
John D. Hendrickson
Upper College Terrace
Princeton University
James E. Smyth
East Seventh Street
Swarthmere College
Fred G. Everhart
Jefferson Atrect
Massachusetts Styte of Technology
William E. Young Jr
West Fifth Street
Duke
Frederick High School
Eng Heering
Asmeree
Tair
Fragments Describe Students Advancing To Technical Training
OCR fragment outlines students from local families advancing after early instruction. Names include Elmer Brow and Danies Ro Ran, with addresses on North Market Street and Del Avenue Daris Mee. Plans mention sending Pyts Troxell Rumus Nee to airplane mechanics training and Brown to radio operation and mechanics.
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Frederion
Pyis
Wiliam EK
Elmer Brow
del Avenue
Darias Mee
Daniel F Nee
North Market — Street
Police Court Totals and Fines From Monday Session
Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett declared twenty five collateral forfeitures totaling 82.50 and disposed of five cases in Police Court Monday night. Keefer Redmond was fined 7.50 for assault and battery on Walter Courtney. Romer Mercer received 2.50 for disorderly conduct, with six others forfeiting 2.50 each. Several defendants faced larger fines for intoxication and disorderly acts, including Wirts, Thompson, and Margie Jordan. One intoxication case forfeited 101.45 for failure to appear. Norway’s coastline note ends itemlessly with islands count.
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Alton Y. Bennett
Keefer Redmond
East Second Street
Walter C. Courtney
South Market Street
Redmond
Edwin F. Nikirk
Romer Mercer
Middle Alley
Brunswick
Charles Clinton Wirts
Samuel Thompson
Strees
Margie Jordan
East Street
Andrew Simms
Tramsville
Walter Hallman
Harry T. Diggs
Tee Street
Claude Russell
Pootesville
John Henry Gray
Fred Smith
Raymond Hohman
Baltimore
Joseph Ambush
Nerin Bentz Street
Charles Bryan
Washington
Bernard J. Clark
Michigan
Wiliam Hahn
Tower Apartments
William Blank
Mon South Street
H. Cook
Harrisburg
Anthony Marrazoa Camp
Robert Jackson
Cimmmings
Frederick
Vernon Rhoderick
Wiliam Emerick
Greensburg
Edward J. Smith
Tengamin Phibus
Claims Estate Of 25000 Of J B Hickman
Orphans Court plans a hearing next week to decide who administers the estate of John B Hickman beer parlor owner who died last week valued over 25000. Two applicants claimants seek letters of administration and conflicting statements require court clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Hickman
Orphans’ Court
Walter E. Linn
Joann
Hickman
Middle River
Sarah A. Russell
Johnn C Hickman
Irene Russell
John B. Hikman
Frederick City Woman Believes Son Aboard Grampus Lost
Mrs. Sidney Michael of Frederick reports her son Rayhugh George Michael a naval cook first class is missing after the submarine Grampus with a 60 man crew was overdue and presumed lost in the South Pacific. He transferred ships shortly before the loss and had not visited home for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Rayhugh George
Michael
Grampus
Sidney Michael
Washington Street
Navy
South Pacific
Jackie Wilson Stops Lew Hanbury In Eight Round Bout
Washington after a scheduled ten round fight Jackie Wilson the former NBA featherweight champion stopped Lew Hanbury in the eighth round. Wilson weighed 127 1 2 pounds Hanbury 131 2 pounds Hanbury bled from a cut over his left eye and did not rise for the count. Wilson a Pittsburgh Negro out boxed the 19 year old Hanbury most of the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanbury
Washington
Jackie Wilson
Lew Hanbury
Wilson
Pittsburgh
City Bans Lawn and Car Water Use in Frederick
Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger announced a ban on all unnecessary water use following an inspection of Frederick water sources with Water Superintendent William J. Davis. The order targets lawn sprinkling, window washing, and car washing, with victory gardens allowed 8 pm to 6 am. The Tuscarora supply is 25 percent normal. Fishing Creek reservoir remains full but may drop soon. The municipal pool remains open to help residents cope with shortages. The Board of Aldermen will discuss the water outlook at a forthcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
William J. Davis
Hugh V. Gittinger
Victory Gardens
Gittinger
Victory
Tuscarora
Fishing Creek
Board of Aldermen
Father Gibbons Dies After 43 Years With Sisters of Charity
Rev. Father John F. P. Gibbons, director of the Sisters of Charity at Emmitsburg Maryland for 43 years, died after a long illness in Philadelphia at age 83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Gibbons
Philadelphia
John FP. Gibbons
Sisters of Charity
Emmitsburg
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Wey
Inter
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War Food Ada
Senate
Vandenberg Uremich
Wolcott&Mich T
House Banking Committee
OPA
War Food Administration
Chester Davia
Pvt
U.S
T. Pauline Betr
Jen Hogan
Emil von Elling
N.Y.U
Texas League
Rolling Pin
Billy Club
Locust Point Marine Terminal
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Karl F. Wright
Husky
Coast
Donets River
Fredenck City Poles Commission
Fort Brage
Lient, John T. Ferguson
Norway
J. B. Hickman
Herspriatce
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Vanity
Waverly
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
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