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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1948

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3

Delayed Road Emergency Forfeitures Lead to Fines

A flood of collateral forfeitures during the state roads emergency resulted in 933 05 in fines from nine dealers paid into county coffers before Magistrate Tanuel Mi. Weinberg. Several trucks were held over violations on Route 40, with drivers Arthur Buxton and Harry Green found guilty of exceeding the permitted load. Forfeited collateral ranged from 21,800 to 38,000 pounds, involving listed individuals. Proceeds and bond actions continued into the night with larceny charges also addressed for two radios.

Tanuel Mi. Weinberg County Oads Board Armney Walter E. Linn Arthur Buxton Harry Green County Roads Board Roger 4 Willard Langenfelder Louis Talenfeld Charles D. McLane Richard A. Myers Ethel Onie Wills West South Street John Melvin Knipple West Patrick Street Theodore Lichtenstein Frederick Merchant Church Market Charles Goins Lindsay Patterson Frederick Raymond Easton Gordon Troxel Webster Luby James Wesley Winebrenner Baltimore Raymond C. Kohlen R. Baler New Brunswick McLane James H. Geisbert Third Street Frank Dorsey Cisthnia Delashsutt Maurice Cote Frederick County

Rotary Club Speaker Milton Bacon to Address Wednesday

Milton Bacon, manager of Station WCBS New York, will speak to Rotary Club members on Wednesday. A former newsman and clerk, Bacon delivered a notable 1925 Pensacola radio speech titled “God’s and Time To Remember.” He is in demand with civic, educational, and business groups and can share an unusual story from almost any U.S. location.

Milton Bacon WCBS New York Bacon Pensacola Radia CBS Networks United States

Public Hearing On UMT Called

Washington lawmakers push for public hearings on a universal military training system with an estimated first year cost of about 1.541 billion dollars and rising to 3.251 billion in 1952. Forrestal and military leaders endorse the inquiry despite limited congressional action this session.

Washington House Congress Secretary of Defense Forrestal Senate Armed Service Umy Gurney UMT Preent Truman

UMT and Reserves Cost Projections Highlight Training Plan

Forrestal estimates 1952 UMT and reserves costs at 4.28 billion with a decline after full plant completion. Gurney adds a 1 million yearly trainee target and optional six month courses with potential military active duty or reserve enlistment. Baltimore carloadings show 65 525 total with 409 951 loaded, down slightly from prior week and last year.

Forrestal Gurney

Radio failure delays B 29 flight to Tokyo near Honolulu

A B 29 Superfortress en route from Spokane to Tokyo experienced radio failure causing an alert and search. The 20 crew members were aboard a plane with 47 officers and 156 enlisted men. Last contact was 3 34 EST near Sacramento before investigators and search planes tracked it toward Maui.

Honolulu United States Japan Spokane Wash Tokyo Civil Aeronautics Authority Sacramento Cali Hawaiian Maui Hamilton Field

Veterans bonuses offered to county residents for WWII service

Ohio and Rhode Island have provided bonus application blanks for Frederick county residents who served in WWII and are eligible veterans. Samuel J. Weston, VA contact agent, announced Monday. Awaited are blanks from several states including Vermont New Jersey and others, with bonuses for veterans who served between December 1941 and December 1945.

Ohio Rhode Island Frederick County Samuel J. Weston Veterans, Administration Vermi Michigan Massachusetts Inois Connecticut New York Hampshire Alaska Amnstance

Ohio and Rhode Island Graft World War II Bonus Provisions

The News notes each state offering wartime bonuses with different structures. Ohio provides up to 400 dollars or 10 dollars per month of service plus 15 dollars for overseas service, while Rhode Island pays a flat 200 dollars for veterans. A separate report details a drunken driving case in Emmitsburg where William Daniel Clark pleaded guilty after a crash that left him with a cut forehead and a damaged car. State Trooper Theo Snyder filed the charge.

Ohio Rhode Island Taindale Emmittsburg Theo Snyder Clark

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