Four-Year Sentence for Hood College Thefts
A 47-year-old man pleaded guilty to stealing numerous women's garments from Hood College dormitories. He received four years in the Maryland House of Corrections plus two two-year terms on related charges, to run consecutively, with other defendants also facing sentencing in the same proceeding. The case included name corrections for the defendant and notes on previous convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Maryland House of Corrections
Arthur D. Willard
Samuel H. Killman
Middletown
House of Correction
Mason Herbert
Frank Fraley
Braddock
William Thomas
Otis Diggs
Wilson J. Ambush
Landis
Willard
Diggs
Frederick
Mr. James
Neeil
Rudolph Anderson
CCC
House of Correcion
G. Richard Noell
Sinn
Noell
Washington
Edward Moore
Portsmouth
Ohio
Washington County
Moore
Ickes Pipe Line Proposal Rejected
Washington officials say Interior Secretary Ickes proposal for an 1,589 mile Texas to New York oil pipeline at $80 million has been rejected for a third time. The project was dismissed as not sufficiently valuable as a defense measure to warrant high priority ratings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Production Board
Ickes
Texas
New York
Atlantic
WPA
SPAB
Drouth Costs Frederick City Over Fifteen Thousand Dollars
The eight month drought dried Frederick City mountain water and forced Linganore filtration plant use day and night. Officials estimate costs exceed 15 000 with ongoing figures likely higher. Monthly Linganore operation runs about 1500 including staff and chemicals and 800 electric, plus 100 weekly to guard Fishing Creek reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Singapore
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Linganore
Tuscarora
Fishing Creek
Memorial Service for Dr Mary Ebaugh Held in Westminster
Memorial services for Dr Mary Ebaugh late professor of education at Western Maryland College were held in Baker Chapel in Westminster Maryland this evening. The brief service was conducted by college president Dr Fred G Holloway. Miss Ebaugh died March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Mary Ebaugh
Western Maryland College
Baker Chapel
Fred G Holloway
Miss Ebaugh
They Survived Warship Torpedoing
Surviving crew members recount a torpedo attack aboard a warship near SFQTS. Details remain limited as officials confirm no casualties and ongoing repairs.
Viereck Convicted in Washington on F A R Act
George Sylvester Viereck, alleged German propagandist, is found guilty by a federal jury of withholding information in registration as a foreign agent. The trial spanned twelve days with defense claims about state actions and recent political contexts cited by prosecutors. Viereck faces two to six years' prison, a fine up to $3,000, or both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Sylvester Viereck
United States
Federal District Court
State Department
Viereck
William Power Maloney
Berlin
Wilhelmstrasse
Munich
German Library of Information
Germany
Franks
Senator Lundeen
George Hill
Maloney
New York Congress
Congressman Fish
Pearl Harbor
Justice F. Dickinson Letts
Answers To Cranium Crackers And A Granted Divorce
The page lists geography trivia about rivers and boundaries including Kentucky river, Mississippi, Hudson valley, Connecticut river, and Tennessee Valley Authority. It notes a granted absolute divorce in Equity Court for Leon R Blickenstaff versus Geraldine J Blickenstaff with Geraldine resuming her maiden name Geraldine J Firestone and costs taxed against the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Colorado
Mississippi
Hudson River
Washington Irving
Connecticut River
Vermont
New Hampshire
Tennessee Valley Authority
New Deal
Tennessee River
Lewis and Clark
Equity
Leon R Blickenstaff
Geraldine J. Blickenstaff
Geraldine J. Firestone
E. Austin James
Blickenstaf
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Sales Tax Debated as Last Resort by Treasury
Washington March 5 The Treasury told the House Ways and Means Committee that a general sales tax should be used only as a last resort to raise about 7.0 billion dollars. Randolph Paul warned the tax would be inflationary, though less so than bank borrowing, while Morgenthau backs the plan to lift revenue mainly through a sales tax and other measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Morgenthau
Randolph Paul
Paul
Doub
Treasury plan opposes sales tax amid tax hikes
Treasury Secretary presented a program to the committee urging no sales tax citing harm to living standards price control and wage pressures. The report notes Missouri corn acreage displaced by Korean lespedeza as part of agricultural changes.
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Treasury
Missouri
Cattle Men Name Officers At Frederick County Breeders Meeting
L Roy Remsburg of Jefferson was elected president of the Frederick County Holstein Breeders Association at the annual election after a dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Maurice Adalt of Middletown was chosen vice president and J Homer Remsberg of Middletown was re elected secretary treasurer. Directors named were Charles Wertheimer H H Swomley Maurice L Dade E D Peters and Phillip O Coblentz. The program featured remarks by Edward F Holter and reports by the secretary treasurer. Dr K L Turk and Allen N Crissey spoke. 4 H Club activities were reported. Ira D Ifert and Son won the field day prize. musical entertainment followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Roy Remsburg
Jefferson
Frederick County Holstein Breeders’ Association
Francis Scott Key
Maurice 5. Adalt
Middletown
J Homer Remsberg
Charles Wertheimer
H H Swomley
Maurice L Dade
E. D. Peters
Phillip O. Coblentz
Edward F. Holter
K. L. Turk
University of Maryland Dairy Husbandry Department
Allen N. Crissey
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Harold Roderick
Walkersville
H. C. Barker
University of Maryland
Ira D
Ifert and Son
Truman Ahalt
Decil Holter, Jr
John Holter
Renn Remsberg
Esther Holter
Helen Zimmerman
Farmers Rally To Reuse Old Equipment In Shortage
Frederick and Washington counties organize eight farm machinery repair centers to salvage scrap and restore over 100 items in four weeks. Milten QO Lawyer leads a new Ladiesburg training center with 200 farmers enrolled across Emmitsburg Thurmont Middletown and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Robert J. Remsberg
Frederick
Washington
Ladiesburg
Milten QO
Emmitsburg
John Hollinger
Thurmont
Middletown Center
Daniel K. Poole
Jefferson
Remsburg
Theasvianh State Department of Education
Draft Appeals Must Be Within 10 Days
Hagerstown March 5. Draft boards warn appeals must be filed within ten days after notice to avoid delays. They will not reopen farm worker deferment cases except in emergencies, though hearings may extend the appeal period. After case closure, registrants may face army physicals and induction if passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Milt D. Moore
Agricultural Committee
Board of Appeal
Public Sale Yields $2977 At Fulmers Station Auction
At the public sale of T. J. L. Wiles near Fulmers Station on Thursday total proceeds reached $2 977.70. Crowds attended and prices were strong with cows to 155, yearling heifers to 60, horses to 113, hogs to 46, sow and pigs to 65, and pigs from 7.20 to 10. Auctioneer Glenn Trout and clerk R. L. Kelly handled the bidding and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. L. Wiles
Fulmers Station
Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelly
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Hood
Carr, Fraley, Noell
Drouth
Nhashive
Jacob Jones
New Jersey
Cape May
N. J
Richard Dors
Brockton
Mazi
George Pantall
Struthers
John Struthers
Trenton
Paris
Renault
Billancourt
Surburb
Petre
NEA Radiophoto
Roosevelt
St John’s Enpiscopal Church
Allen
N. Market ST
Armstrong
C. C. Carty, Inc
Frederick, Md
E. Patrick St
Holstein Association
Burall
Delphey’s
West Patrick ST
C.E. Cline & Son
Frederick Cloaks Suit Store
Market Sts
North Market ST
Shetland
Thrilling Savings
Niewspape
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