Former Local Soldier Speaks on Red Cross Work at Kiwanis
Robert W. Lininger described Red Cross services in England and at U S hospitals during illness, praising nurses letters and gifts. James H Grove Jr and Charlie Mathias outlined War Fund drive plans and industry contributions, with employers proposing payroll pledges. Also notes Lakeland Florida winter visit by D Z Winger and wife highlighting lakes, Bok Tower, citrus industry, and mild climate.
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Red Cross
Robert W. Lininger
James H. Grove, Jr
United States
England
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key
Grove
Charles McC. Mathias
Industry and Labor Committee
Lininger
Mathiae
Mathias
Frederick County
William M. Storm
War Fund
Clarence C. Carty
Garland Hightman
Lynn Byrd
Lakeland
D. Z. Winger
Thurmont
Fla
Florida
Sunday Movie Bill Offered In Senate
Annapolis March 2 A bill by Delegate Robert H Tenney Hagerstown Republican would allow theaters in Washington County to operate from 1 to 7 pm and after 9 pm on Sundays during the war The measure is aimed at providing Sunday recreation for armed services members and war workers and would take effect if signed by the Governor for the duration of the war
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Annapolis
Washington County
Robert H. Tenney
Hagerstown
Tenney
Ware Return To Frederick High Delayed By Board
Frederick County Board of Education withheld promise to restore E Spencer Ware to his former English teaching post after six months Army service. Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt noted Ware on leave and said a contract will be found within the system once discharge is granted. The county faces many leave of absence cases as war reshapes staffing.
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Erick County Board of Education
Eugene W. Pruitt
E. Spencer Ware
Frederickigh
Ware
Frederick County Board
Frederick High School
Pruitt
Frederick County
Novena of Grace to be Conducted by Fr Lawler Here
Fr Lawrence Lawler of Toronto will lead the Novena of Grace at St John’s Church in observance of St Francis Xavier. A Baltimore native, Lawler has taught at Niagara University and served missions across the United States and Panama Canal Zone. The novena runs from Thursday to March 12 with services after the 8 am Mass and at 7:30 pm daily.
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St. Francis I Zavier
the Indies
St. John's ‘Church
Vincent J. Lawler
C. M
Toronto
Canada
Lawler
Baltimore
Niagara University
E Louis Lawier
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Daniel Lawler
Joseph Lawler
Springfield
Mass
Vincent Lawler
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Will Of C M Root Admitted To Probate
The estate of the late Charles M. Root of Thurmont is to be divided share and share alike among his nieces and nephews per his will, admitted to probate by the Orphans' Court. Named heirs include A. Margaret Root Minerva Root Latham Mary Root Unger Fannie B. Schleigh and George W. Root. Executors are George W. Root and Rudolph O. Eyler. The instrument was executed December 27, 1938 with witnesses Elmer E. Black and S. B. Bennett. Asset value not yet estimated.
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Charles M. Root
Thurmont
Orphans’ Court
A. Margaret Root
Minerva Root Latham
Mary Root
Unger
Fannie B. Schleigh
George W. Root
Rudolph O. Eyler
Elmer E. Black
8. B. Bennett
Banks Ordered to Return $84,800 to Treasury
The United States Court of Appeals ordered three Washington banks to refund $84,800 tied to fraudulent payroll vouchers forged between 1933 and 1937 for a nonexistent CCC camp in Shenandoah National Park. Reno E. Sutely of Woodsboro admitted the forgeries, and the court discussed negligence and duty in endorsing checks.
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Washington
United States Court of Appeals
United States Treasury
NHO
Reno E. Sutely
Woodsboro
Mad
National Park Service
United States
Bernard Long
Stilely
CCC
Shenandoah National Park
Sutely
Ne Appeals Court
Leon
Court Upholds Need for Congressional Change on Pay Checks
The ruling notes currency based pay checks could be issued payable to bearer under a revised Dhcertes Negotiable Instrument Law. The court says Congress must alter the law, not the court, to allow casual cashing without banks’ responsibility for validity. Chief Justice D Lawrence Groner wrote the decision without dissent.
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Congress
D. Lawrence Groner
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R. W. Lininger
Senate
Fr. Lawler
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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C. M. Root
Ottawa
J. L. Isley
House Tonight
Treasury
District of Columbia
Abbey
Bellare
Bette
Toys Airplanes
Storm & Shipley
Baby Corner
Fhone
Johnny
Philip Morris
Eumeen
Medical Profession of
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Npa
Cotative Medical Jom
UR Aaulhe
America
Crash ML
Talma Lune
Lilom EL
Maryland
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