Roosevelt's Salary Limit Order Beaten in House Vote
A powerful House coalition backed a protest against executive usurpation and voted 268 to 129 to repeal Roosevelt wartime salary caps, removing the 25 000 after taxes ceiling and allowing salaries up to the national debt limit. The measure, drafted by Democrat Disney, was opposed by Cooper and others who argued it endangered the debt bill.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Tbth Congress
GOP
Rep
Disney
Oklahoma
Ways and Means Committee
Smith
D.-Va
Wolcott
R.-Mich
Gearhart
R.-Calif
Cooper
D.-Tenn
Senate
OL Piedwu
McCormack
Rep. Ditter
R.-Pa
Idaho Wedding of Lieut Perrica and Kathryn Houff
Lieut Perrica and Kathryn E Houff were married December 27 at the Post Chapel in Pocatello Idaho. The bride, formerly Miss Kathryn E Houff of Frederick and Baltimore, will reside in Baltimore with her mother. Perrica a Flying Fortress bombardier recently completed Cadet Training School at Victorville California.
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Institute of Notre Dame
Baltimie
Lieut
Perrica
Polytechnic Instiute
Baltimore
Vietarville
Calif
Flying Fortress
Fe Om Nor
Csnas
Son Killed In Pacific Area Home On Visit
Emmitsburg March 2 marked the return of George Baker from Honolulu. He enlisted in 1940, served at Fort Slo cum, Hawaii, and was reported killed at Hickam Field after Pearl Harbor. He later explained he survived after grabbing nearby clothes, while another boy was killed. George, now at an air base in Santa Ana, trains as an Aviation Cadet with ambition to become a pilot. His brothers Raymond and Leroy also serve, with Leroy on furlough. Also noted: Emmitsburg American Legion inducted John Everett Chrismer, a Navy veteran, and local St Patrick’s celebration at Emmitsburg High featuring an Irish motif and music by Mt. St. Marys.
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Emmitsburg
Roy Baker
East Main Street
George
Honolulu
U. S. Army
Fort Slocum
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
War Department
Hickam Field
Kelly Wad Laawueuem Wa Geel Baker
Santa Ana
California
Baker
Raymond
Leroy
Francis X. Elder
American Legion of
American Legion
John Everett Chrismer
U.S. Navy
Edwin Chrismer
U. S. Navy
Chrismer
Norfolk
U. S. S. Relief
U. S. S. Simpson
North Atlantic
Casablanca
Italy
Hawai, Panama
Jamaica
Haiti
Cuba
Virgin Islands
Newfoundland
Greenland
Iceland
Emmitsburg High School
St. Patrick's
Robert Cairns
Margaret Null
Eugene Bouey
George Jordan
Alice McNair
Linnis Glass
Mt. St Mary's College
School leaders named in student council reports
Leary serves as principal of the school while Virginia Fitez is president of the senior class and Linnis Glass leads the junior class as presidents in the recent student council notes.
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Leary
Virginia Fitez
Linnis Glass
Lovettsville News and Nearby Military Moves
Lovettsville and Washington items show Pvt Aubrey Foster sent to Hamilton New York visiting wife Mrs Genevieve Hayes Foster. Navy enlistments for Robert and Crawford Peeler of Tiffin Ohio. Red Cross drive solicitors named for Lovettsville town and county.
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Lovettsville
Aubrey Foster
Hamilton
N. Y
Genevieve Hayes Foster
Mite Society of
St. James Reformed Church
N.caravel
Alma Burking
Clarence Welsh
Hite
John George
Florida
Richard Fravel
Noah Fravel
Penn State College
R. WN. Legard
Doctor's Hospital
Washington
P. Legard
Legard
Robert
Crawford Peeler
Tiffan, O
Peeter
Peeler
Navy
Great Lakes
Gail
Salisbury
N.C
Tiffon
Rs. RK. BR
Myrtle Myers
Red Cross
Richard Hickman
Selby Brown
H. S. Potterfield
Ruth Grove
Jack Pot
Engagement of Louie Elizabeth Kelley to Pvt Jerry W Study
Mr and Mrs John Kelley announce the engagement of their daughter Louie Elizabeth to Pvt Jerry W Study, son of Mr and Mrs Study of W Patrick Street. Pvt Study of the U S Army Air Forces is now stationed at Miami Beach Florida. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelley
Louie Elizabeth
Jerry W. Study
W. Patrick Street
Study
U.S Army Air Forces
Miami Beach
Fla
Snowfall In City Reaches Three Inches Amid Morning Storm
Snow enveloped the city and county, reaching about three inches by 11 o clock while higher amounts, near half a foot, were reported in mountainous areas. Roads were passable but slushy as plows were dispatched. Gambrill State Park measured four to five inches. No accidents were reported as the storm, similar to last year’s late March event, spread across western Maryland.
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State Roads Commission
County Roads Board
Arouud
Weather Bureau
Owas
Gambrill State Park
Maryland
Lovettsville News Briefs Reflect Local Visits and Events
Sunday dinner guests honored Miss Mary Grubb on her birthday at Mr and Mrs George Grubb home. Miss Alice Shumaker visits Washington. Mrs Rosa Lindsey plans a month in Pittsburgh with son James Lindsey. The Junior Senior banquet at Lovettsville High drew a large crowd. Pvt Kenneth Harrington stationed at Fort Sheridan Ill and Clarence Baker and Jackson Embrey head to Camp Lee. Mrs Charles Souder and Mrs Dorothy Beatty with Jenny Lois visit Baltimore. Woman's Missionary and Ladies Aid groups of New Jerusalem church hosted by Mrs Etta Graham and Mrs Lillian Graham. Welby George ill at Schnauffer Hospital. Apprentice Seaman John Compher recovering from foot injury at Jacksonville Ordnance School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
James Lindsey
Lester Schutte
Ir Mumedbeile Atau
N.Y
H. C. McKimmey
Washington
William McKimmey
George Souder
Ladies Aid Society
New Jerusalem
Etta Graham
Lillian Graham
Welby George
Schnauffer’s Hospital
John Compher
Ordnance School
Jacksonville
Fla
Union Bridge News Through Union Bridge Page
Miss Josephine Bloom of Middleburg joins WAAC training this week. Mr and Mrs Carl Mullinix return to Pontiac after visiting George W Fowble and relatives. Mrs George Guider of Westminster visits Mrs David Little and Elsie Kelly. Mrs Arthur Yingling hosts Baltimore guest X I Smith at Union Bridge. Dorothy Fowble ill at home since Tuesday. St James Lutheran Ladies Aid met at church. Samuel I Mackley hosts surprise birthday dinner for Mr Mackley's eighty first birthday with family from Taneytown.
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Union Bridge
Josephine’ Bloom
Middleburg
WAAC
Carl Mullinix
Pontiac
George W. Fowble
Mullinix
Westminster
George Guider
David Little
Elsie Kelly
1 X. Smith
Baltimore
Arthur Yingling
Wilbur Fowble
Dorothy Fowble
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Samuel I. Mac*le
John Eckard
Marckley
Samuel I. Mackley
Howard Mackley
Taneytown
Engagement of Betty Lynn Emerick announces to Avia Cadet Prescott Foster Murde Koper
Mee Giohel von Richawleen of Charleston announces the engagement of her granddaughter Betty Lynn Emerick to Avia tion Cadet Prescott Foster Murde Koper son of Mrs. P. F. Hardekoper of Millwood and Washington D C. Miss Emerick, 15, is great niece of George R A Dennis and Mrs. Franklin B. Smith. Kurdekoper attended Milton Academy and Harvard and is stationed in Nashville Tennessee. Emerick attended St Catherine's School Richmond and is now a senior at Sweet Briar College. No wedding date set.
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Mee Giohel von Richawleen
Charleston
Betty Lynn Emerick
Prescott Foster Murde Koper
P. F. Hardekoper
Millwood
Washington, D.C
Emerick
Gieorge RA. Dennis
Franklin B. Smith
Cacet Kurdekoper
Multon Academy
Milton
Mass
Harvard University
Baltimore Families Gather for Community Notice
Mrs. Clarence Mackley, Mr and Mrs John Eckard with son Riconard of Union Bridge. Mrs Ruth Wilson and son Roy of Brucceville. Mr and Mrs Calvin Zellers and granddaughter Marie Nichols with Mrs Elsie Block of Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Roland Mackley with daughters Frederick. Mr and Mrs Donald B Dobson of Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Mackley
John Eckard
Riconard
Union Bridge
Ruth Wilson
Roy
Brucceville
Calvin Zellers
Marie Nichols
Elsie Block
Baltimore
Roland Mackley
Frederick
Donald B. Dobson
Westminster
Ladiesburg visits and church school attendance noted
Mrs Boone and Mrs Charles Butler of Frederick spent Tuesday afternoon in the home of F Tf Birely and family. Mrs Wilfert Smith of Baltimore visited Edgar Smith and family. Leslie Gross family hosted visitors including Elwood Gross and son Guy. Leah Smith stayed with Margaret Fogle. Elwood Gross and Guy attended a summer gathering with C. B. Smith’s family. Church school attendance totals show 4681 enrollment and 9534 attendance, with various denominations listed. Tax filing rush forecast for Baltimore IRS before March 15 deadline.
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Ladiesburg
Boone
Charles Butler
Frederick
Birely
Wilfert Smith
Baltimore
Edgar Smith
Leslie Gross
Elwood Gross
Guy
Leah Smith
Margaret Fogle
Cedar Grove
Inet Sinana
Peedauvitt
United Brethren
St. Timothy's Chapel
Salvation Army
Presbyterian
Evangelical Lutheran
Evangelical Reformed
First Baptist
Church of God
Trinity Methodist
Calvary Methodist
Grace Evan's
Church of the Brethren
All Saints’ Episcopal
St Barnabas’ Chapel
Cence
Internal Revenue Service
Youth Is Cited For Hearing In Court
A member of a youthful gang in Frederick has been summoned for a second time to appear in Juvenile Court. The group, previously ruled delinquent by Judge Patrick M Schnauffer, faces continued jurisdiction under court orders. A petition by the county probation officer seeks a formal hearing next Wednesday at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Juventte
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Om Juvesie Court
Mia
William Radevick
Louw QR Roberts
David FL Roberts
Agvantrel
Lights Dimmed In Princess Anne Over Bill Dispute
Princess Anne officials and the Public Service Company failed to settle who pays for dimout shades. State director Colonel Barrett ordered lights out to ensure proper dimming. Merchants consider charging for shades to prevent loss in trade. Also reported: Captain W Harry Haller Jr, son of Frederick residents, promoted to captain and serving as Special Officer and Public Relations Officer at Fort Benjamin Harrison. He edits the FRTC Ledger and coordinates civilian agency relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Anne
Margaret
Henry S Barrett
Public Service Company
Barrett
W. Harry Haller, Jr
W. Harry Hater
Frederick
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Haller
U. S. Army Finance Replacement Training Center
FRTC
Comus Homemakers Club Meets at Mrs George Nicholson’s
March 4 meeting at Mes George Nicholson’s notes Fight members in attendance. Discussed 943 Victory gardens Red Cross drive and other business. Miss Turner home demonstration agent presented program for mgmt and tasty dishes shared. Virginia Maxwell visited then returned to New York. Henry Kennedy visiting while recovering from operation. Mrs Lutler Creager returned home after time with Alex andria relatives. Also Takoma Park note and church society activities described.
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Comus
Mes. George
Otis Holland
Lutler Creager
An Alexandria
George Bowler
Eof
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bright Jewels
Calvary Methodist Church
Howard Mayne
Baltimore Road
Exie Baker
Mayne
Helen Sipert
Jesus
Rhios Kath
Claude Hahn
Earlston Rothenhoefer
Harry Shaeffer
WFMD
Mernday
Huth
Phillins
Mount St. Mary‘s College
Henry Powers
Episcopal Church
Rosald A. Rice
Unionville
W. C. Royal
William F. Sauer
Philip E Saylor
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Middletown
Federated Church Women
Glenn Stovall
Idaho
Frank BR. Perrica
Son
Pacific
Louise Elizabeth Kelley
City
Miss Betty Lyan Fmerick
Sohnanfe
Roberta
Braddock Heights
Bill
Kent
Nicodemus
Lyken's Valley
Hillside Coal CO
WATER
Woman's Missonary Societys of
Howard Brown
Alea Fryy
Mangactie Ae
Mrs Delauter
Josephine DeLauter
Amer, Med. Assn
M. H. Stonestreet
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Aztana
Colorado Bidg
Wash
D. C
Wachivator
Ofice of Price Administration
Chiwie
Chicago
OPA
Storm & Shipley
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Feders Deposit Insurance Corp
Farmer's Coop
Thurmont
Libertytown
THE
Monocacy Soil Conservation District
Farmer's Organization
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