Frederick mayor and aldermen set for special session on air raid plan
In the current General Assembly session Frederick officials meet tonight to discuss measures including air raid alarm installations and police ordinance changes. Proposals also cover retirement and salary plans for city drivers and the City Register, with possible increases from 2400 to 3000 annually. The plan proposes eleven sirens at police call boxes plus two new sites at Thirteenth and North Market and East Patrick and Hamilton. Air raid signals would be controlled by OCD from its panel rather than Police Headquarters.
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General Assembly
Frederick
Thirteenth
North Market Streets
East Patrick Street
Hamilton Avenue
OCU
City Hall
C Suse
OCD
Call For 80 More Board One Members Names Listed
A long list of names and addresses appears for a call to expand Board One membership. Included are residents from Frederick, Brunswick, Hagerstown, Williamsburgh, and nearby towns, with multiple transfers noted from Kenmore and Berkeley Springs. Tracks cleared at Fredericksburg after a sidewipe collision blocked rail lines south of the city for hours.
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Ert
Francis Cahill
West Fifth Street
Bernard Elwood Abrecht
East Fourth Street
Paul Dayton Hite
Washington
Brunswick
John Thomas Hanes
Point of Rocks
Richard Doll Oland
Frederick
Raymond Parker Free, Jr
East South Street
Melvin Bernand Watzel
Hagerstown
Claggett Eugene Ramsburg
South Market Street
Homer Charles Mitchell, Jr
North Market Street
Carl Toonald Bell
Williamsburg
Ernest Clarence Yinger
Earl McKinley Wirts
East Potomac Street
Broonawick
James Rodney Grabill
George William Poole
Charles Austin
Middletown
William Henry Main, Jr
Walter Targlas Conner
D Street
Sylvester Mattie
All Saints
Kenmore
N. Y
Raymond Nelson Ambrose
Second Avenue
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Eugene Foster Henderson
Burkittsville
Robert Joseph Howard
Buckeystown
Edward Calvin Naylor
North Bentz
Charles Edward Jackson
Knoxville
Wesley John Ross
South Bentz Street
David Columbus Brown
Ernest Augustus Ambush
Adamstown
Edward Franklin Brown
William Webster Brown
George Patrick Onley
Motter Avenue
Fredericksburg
Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac
Daylight alert issued amid wartime train disruptions
In March 9 daylight alert news objects describe alarms after bombs heard near a southbound Silver Meteor passenger train, with a record of no gunfire in the downtown area. The report notes a brief pause and mentions the York-to-Florida route and the Lydon alert.
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York
Lydon
Tondon
Vegetable Growers Face Box Shortages in Maryland
College Park reports a February 24 Baltimore meeting of growers, distributors, and University of Maryland specialists addressing critical shortages of packing boxes. The group urged reclaiming used containers, expanding storage access, and forming a state wide cooperative to improve packaging, storage, and distribution amid time limits and rising production goals.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Baltimore
R. B. Corbett
The
Agricultural Experiment Station
C. W. Wadding
Atlantic Commission Fund
College of Agriculture
Extension Service
Woodfield Soldier Returns From Virginia furlough and local gatherings
Woodfield Pvt Donald Warfield has returned to camp in Virginia after a two week home furlough. The Homemakers Club of Da Mascus met at Mrs Welty Murry's home for February with Miss Turner teaching the darning lesson. Mr and Mrs Edwin Burdette and daughters are back in the neighborhood living with his mother at Mrs Ava King's home. Mrs E G Ward hosted supper for guests from Gaithersburg and Damascus including Mr Vernon Melter and Mrs Rachel Ross. Mr and Mrs Lindsay hosted dinner guests including Mrs George Pope and Mrs Archie Thompson along with Mrs George Woodfield.
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Woodfield
Donald Warfield
Virginia
Homemakers’ Club of
Damascus
Welty Murry
Miss Turner
Edwin Burdette
Ava King
E. G. Ward
Norman Jacobs
Lemon Juice Remedy for Rheumatic Pain Claims Fast Relief
An ad promotes Ru-Ex Compound as a cheap home remedy for rheumatic, arthritis, or neuritis pain. It instructs mixing a two week supply with a quart of water plus four lemons juice, taking three tablespoons twice daily. Claims relief within 48 hours and offers a money back guarantee if not improved.
Best To Secure Chicks From Tested Flocks
College Park Maryland March 9 officials emphasize buying chicks from flocks tested for pullorum disease to maximize eggs and poultry meat for the war effort. Dr Morley A Jull notes chicks from infected flocks suffer high mortality and disease passes from hen to chick via eggs. State Livestock Sanitary Service oversees tests. flocks should have under two percent reactors and be retested every three weeks until compliant. Hatcheries are urged to maintain official pullorum testing programs for their hatching eggs.
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College Park
Morley A. Jull
University of Maryland Poultry Department
State Livestock Sanitary Service
Maryland
Public sale of estate goods in Frederick County Maryland
The Administrator of the Estate of Robert L. Tyler will offer at public sale at the Tyler home in Tuscarora District Frederick County on Saturday March 13 3943 at the hour of sale all goods and chattels from household furniture to tools lumber teams and farm equipment described in the list of articles available for viewing by contacting the Administrator or Attorney. Cash terms. No removal until settlement with the Clerk on sale day. Samuel L. Tyler Administrator. Sherman P. Bowers Attorney. Charles L. Rice Auctioneer. Marion Rice Clerk.
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Robert L. Tyler
Frederick County
Maryland
Orphans’ Court
Tyler
Yellowprings
Bethel Church
Tuscarora District
Robert L Tyler
Kalamazoo
Menton
Samuel L. Tyler
Sherman P. Bowers
Charles L. Rice
Marion Rice
Suk Ijamsville
Circuit Court
Leonard Sier
Walter F. Sier
Bigerick
Ijamsville
Frederick
Sarah L. Sie
Amsville
Urbana
Sarah L. Sier
Charles Ford
Inia
Joseph Sier
George Sier
H. Kieffer Delauter
George R. Dennis
Maryland pullorum testing system for hatcheries outlined
Dr Jull explains the University Poultry Department can supply a list of hatcheries with pullorum tested flocks. Hatchery operators with flocks testing under two percent are Maryland pullorum controlled. Those with fully negative tests are Maryland pullorum passed. Those with two annual negative tests are Maryland pullorum clean.
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Jull
Poultry Department
University
Maryland
Kyser Appeals 1A Classification to Roosevelt
Orchestra leader Kay Kyser backs an appeal to President Roosevelt from the 1-A draft classification. The move is supported by the Office, signaling a push to reconsider his draft status amid wartime service considerations.
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Washington
March
Kay Kyser
Roosevelt
Public Farm Sale Near Walkersville and Mt. Pleasant
Public sale of all personal property from the farm south of Walkersville, north of Mt. Pleasant, on March 10, 1943 at 10:00 am. Includes 14 horses with Percheron stock, 20 cattle and heifers, 4 hogs, 100+ fowl, wagons, carriages, a 1935 Ford truck, John Deere equipment, dairy gear, harnesses, feeds, miscellaneous tools, and household furniture. Cash terms, settlement to be completed the day of sale. Auctioneers: John W. Null and Glen Trout. clerks: Raymond L. Kelly and Alvie M. Bixler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Mt. Pleasant
Ommeneang
Perch
Lyle
Pride
Jeanette
Coley
Meadow View
Folly
Kilmer
BP Aedmad
Kyser Seen as Useful in War Bond Efforts
OWI director Elmer Davis said Kyser, age 237 years, would likely get a bonding job in the Army if drafted, noting he is already a consultant on OWI radio advisory committee and a leader in bond selling drives.
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Kyser
Elmer Davis
Public Salt Sale of Farm Assets Near Johns ville
Having sold our farm we will sell at Public Salt one mile west of Johns ville on Friday March 12 1943 at 10 oclock sharp. Personal property includes head of horses cattle Holstein and Chester stock farm machinery tractors wagons implements and gear all described in detail. Household goods and harness also offered with cash terms. Methodist Church will serve lunch. Participants include Paul Grossnickle Harry Trout Aud. R. L. Kelly Clerk.
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Johnsville
Larde Gough
Chester
Farrow
Elwkly
Deering
John Deere
Ant Oliver
Oliver Parahear
Oliver Barshear
Syracuse Barshear
Syracust
Wiard Barshear
Ford-Furgeson
David Bradley
Fairbanks Morse
Black Hawk
Hey
Darley and
Tye
Dees
Termis
Paul Grossnickle
Harry Trout
R. L. Kelly
Methodist Church
Public Sale Notices Listed Across Maryland Towns
A historical sale register lists numerous individuals and estates arranged by sale dates and locations across towns like Walkersville Nobond Hagerstown Sharpsburg Hyattsville and Middletown. The directory includes buyers executors and heirs such as Douglas Williams J Norman Harper Charles Kemp and Forest King along roads and farms near Elders and Frederick with addresses on Old Annapolis Road and Route 33 among others.
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Stauffer
Charles T. Kemp
Elders
Samuel L. Tyter
Admr
Roberd
Tyler
Fellow Springs
J. Norman Harper
Lewistown
Calvig MW
Hamiltou
Clemsvaville
Union Bridge
Paus L. Burdette
Old Germantown
Martin BR. Wagner
Mt Airy
Old Annapolis Road
M. M. Spurrier
Johasville
Robert Lowman
Central Church
Old Annnapolis
W. McDonough
Hyattstown
Price
Phillip Clack
Forest King
W. W. Price
C. M. Norwood
Lawrence C. Fry
Buckeysiows
Charles K. Holter
Middletown
Myersville Road
Im-Claggett
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FDP
White House
Marvin McIntyre
Granlly
Stephen Early
Edwin Watson
NEA
U.S
New Haven
Conn
North Atlantic
Kenneth Bragg
Savannah
American Red Cross
Frederick County National Bank
Mareet Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rock Creek Dairy
Jennery
Trip
Regen
Stoker Coal
Fecahontas
Lyken
Hillside Coal CO
WATER
Signature Auto Furniture
Frederick, Maryland
K. DeLauter, Aly
Lyia Pinkham
Dknoeen
Sylia Pickien
Public SA
Penn
Janesville
McCormick-Deering
McCormick- Deering
Frank N. Stauffer
John W. Null
Glen Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
Alvie M. Bixler
Huchstering
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