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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1942

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2

Three Men Acquitted In Chicken Theft Case

A Crient Court trial ended with Lloyd Ramsburg, John Ramsburg Jr, and Washington S. Castle all found not guilty of stealing 60 chickens from Ralph Rudy near Middletown on Sept 11. Witness Archie Shafer failed to identify Castle or Joe, leaving little corroborating evidence.

Arthur D. Willard Crient Archie Shafer Middletown Lloyd Ramsburs John Ramsburg Ralph Rudy Ramsburgs Washington S. Castle Rudy Shafer Joe Patrick M Schnauffer Castle Rudy Farm Lawrence Rudy Lloyd Ramsourg Ralph Ae Holden S. Felton Lloyd Ramsburg E. Austin James Stultz Amian Guy Stultz Mr. James Edwin Nikirk J. D. Horme West Patrick Street Young Men's Grayson Haller Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Man Frederick Safeway Sherif Horace M. Alexander Iain Stultz Marshal. M. Fritz

Cultivation Is Needed To Save Beans From Weeds

NEA Service explains bean cultivation timing and methods after frost. It covers planting windows for Kentucky Wonder pole beans and Lima beans, soil prep, seed depth, and optimal staking. It notes germination risks in cold wet soil and describes thinning, tying, and directing vines as they grow.

NEA Kentucky Carolina Sieva Stirling

Fritz case deferred after rocky ridge burglaries

Associate Judge Arthur D Willard held Fritz in Carcul t Court Monday after noon on two indictments returned by the February grand jury. He faced charges for burglaries at Rocky Ridge and Graceham on February 6, including the Western Maryland Railroad station public school and the residence of David F Wetzel. A break in at the A H Buhrman and Son warehouse at Graceham was also noted.

Arthur D. Willard Carcult Court Fritz Thurmont Rocky Ridge Willard Clifton,c. Viris Richard E Zimmerman Graceham Western

RAF Bombs Essen in Second Night Raid During War

RAF bombers attacked Essen and other Ruhr targets in a heavy raid last night, setting fires described as large. Berlin confirmed western Germany air activity with civilian casualties. one British plane was shot down while six German fighters fell to RAF and allied aircraft.

London Essen Krupp Air Ministry Ruhr Germany Berlin France Dover Strait Channel

Dairymen Oppose Union Drive Across Midwest Farms

Chicago March 10. Dairy organizations in the middle west oppose CIO unionization of 3.5 million farmers. Arthur H. Lauterbach of the Pure Milk Association says labor and farmers have no common ground in one organization. Wisconsin Council of Agriculture condemns the drive as selfish and predatory. United Mine Workers affiliate United Dairy Farmers expands membership into the region, claiming over 27 000 members in New York Pennsylvania Vermont and Michigan.

Chicago CIO Arthur H. Lauterbach Pure Milk Association Dlinois Indiana Wisconsin Wisconsin Council of Agriculture John L Lewis United Mine Workers United Dairy Farmers Middle West New England New York Pennsylvania Vermont Michigan

Tire Certificates Issued By Board

Tire certificates for new and recapped tires and tubes were authorized by the county rationing board this week. The list includes John H Harner Taneytown Car F Mealey New Market Clarence A King Frederick Ben Cooper Baltimore William F Snyder Morrovia F E Jackson Buckeystown A M Thomas Dickerson Thurmont corporation of Thurmont John L Smith Union Bridge Roy F Glass Emmitsburg Thomas Supply Company Lilypens Rev Edw H Roach Thurmont S L Alison Emmitsburg obsolete Charles W Barkier Frederick I R F D Atlee Schildt LeGore obsolete Athanas Lamps Thurmont obsolete Walter R Thomas Frederick R F D obsolete William H Zimmerman Walkersville obsolete Dr Arthur L Blessing Middletown Dr M Franklin Birely Thurmont Howard B Smith Frederick R F D Weil Bros Freder ick Henry Beard Jr Brunswick

County Ratoning Board John H Harner Taneytown Car F. Mealey New Market Clarence A. King Frederick Ben Cooper Baltimore William F. Snyder Morrovia F. E. Jackson Buckeystown A. M. Thomas Dickerson Corporation of Middletown M. Franklin Birely Thurmont Howard B. Smith Weil Bros. Frederick

Pain in Neck Treated by Simple Nerve Cut, Surgeon Says

Atlanta report from March 10 describes Dr Franklin Jelsma of Louisville explaining a neck pain syndrome caused by shoulder muscle pressure on nerves. He cites relief from a local operation cutting nerves or sometimes the muscle, noting 180 operations with very satisfactory results restoring able-bodied function.

Atlanta Franklin Jelsma Louisville Southeastern Surgical Congress Jelsma

Frederick County Road Work Recaps and Names Listed

Frederick county Roads Board recapped with multiple local names including Frederick Iron and Steel Company Victor Kaplan and Glenn I Harbauge of Rocky Ridge R F D Charles A Harner Emmitsburg D r Weybright Thurmont Wm A Walker Mt. Airy and Herbert DeBruyn Clarence H Hesson Ralph Koontz and G Garst of Frederick R F D.

Frederick Iron and Steel Company Victor Kaplan Brunswick Glenn I. Harbauge Rocky Ridge R. F Charles A Harner Emmitsburg Dr. Weybright Thurmont Wm. A. Walker Mt. Airy Frederick County Roads Board Marshall V. Shaner Herbert DeBruyn R F Clarence H. Hesson

Speculation on Stark mission to Europe

London reports assign Admiral Harold B. Stark to London to command American warships in European waters. Naval observers speculate this signals a possible increase in U S naval strength across the Atlantic and may force Germany to rethink use of its fleet to control North Atlantic routes and protect supply lines to Russia and Iceland.

London Harold B. Stark European United States Atlantic Stark North Atlantic Gneisenau Scharnhorst Admiral von Tirpitz Trondheim Norway Russia Iceland

Fort Knox and Norfolk Receive Red Cross Sweaters

Frederick County Red Cross reports 175 knitted olive drab sleeveless sweaters for Fort Knox soldiers and 125 Navy sweaters for Norfolk sailors. Two dozen pairs of heavy wool socks accompany the garments, with 25 cigarette packages added by a benefactor. Shipment was prepared by the Frederick County Chapter Production Service committee and space filled with extra items.

Fort Knox Frederick County Red Cross Naval Norfolk

Woollen garment drive at Red Cross HQ

Ernest C Webb, chairman, asks workers sewing this clothing type to bring finished garments to the Red Cross headquarters in the Francis Scott Key Hotel within a week. Ample wool exists for sleeveless sweaters ready for knitters. Headquarters hours are 9 30 to 4 30 daily and seven to nine each evening, Monday through Saturday.

Ernest C. Webb Red Cross Francis Scott Key

One 30 ton tank demands steel of 500 refrigerators

A wartime production note states that a single 30 ton tank uses the steel equivalent of 500 standard refrigerators and the rubber from 87 average automobile tires, illustrating material demand for armored vehicles.

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Allegany County RAF Krupp Works Frederick County National Bank North Market Street Federal Deposnsurance Corporation Dairymen John Lewis Henry Beard, Jr Surgical Congress DR. Grace L Tracey Optometrist Frederick, Maryland Sparkle Riveteer Rosalie Gabardine Riverteer Militaire Militare Romona Kemp.a Europe Itc P. O Chicago, Ill Kemp Empire State
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