Drunken driver halted after city chase by police pistol fire
Mrs. Mary Crist of West Fourth Street led a wild high speed sedan ride through city streets, speed allegedly over 50 mph, ignoring stop signs. Officer A Norman Dietz fired three shots to stop the vehicle near Ebert's ice cream plant, arresting Crist on $1,000 bond for an alleged intoxication offense and related charges.
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Mary Trist
West Fourth Street
Crist
Fred
North Market Street
Diets
Cme
Dietz
Ebert
East Second Street
Chapel Alley
Eighth Street
13Th Street
Five Killed In Raid On East Anglian Town
A German raider bombed a women’s hostel in an East Anglian town before dawn, killing five and wounding 12 as the building was demolished. Rescue teams tunneled through rubble to reach the injured. Two churches sustained blast damage and a hospital ground burst bomb, though the hospital remained intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Anglian Town
London
Wom- 1
Fragmentary Rail Note Sparks Mystery in Wreltila
In Wreltila Kas on March 18 a short, garbled note about real revenue workers and a lock of red hair was found, with the line You've scalped me attached to a return. The unclear text hints at a diversion or crime inquiry but lacks further readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreltila
Kas
Board Two to Call Men in Category Three This Month
Local draft board Two will begin summoning men in Category 3 the childless married class in the final March call. Board Two, covering rural areas, has fewer registrants than Board One and may exhaust Category 3 soon. Twenty-three registrants appealed 1-A and lost, remaining in 1-A. several Board One and Board Two men also retained in 1-A with others continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board Two
Board of Appeals
Seven Places Added To Labor Shortage List
The War Manpower Commission adds seven areas to acute labor shortage list including Gaiv Uansmond South Chisago Ind Evansville Ind Portland Me Wilmington NC Savannah GA and Tampa FL. This risks loss of war contracts without alternative facilities and triggers hiring controls and job-switching curbs with a chance of 18 hour work week. Some areas Akron Bath ME and Portsmouth NH are moved to less critical group improving contract chances and possible exclusion from hiring and work-week rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Manpower Commission
Gaiv Uansmond
Chisago
Ind
Evansville
Portland
Wilmington
Burlington
N. C
Savannah
Tampa
Fla
Ubless
WMC
Akron
Bath
Portmouth
N. H
Joe The Average Taxpayer Supports Rum Plan Debate
A reader named Joe favors a plan to forgive 1942 taxes and pay two years of taxes in one year, arguing it would simplify his finances. Treasury figures warn the plan would create a windfall for millionaires, shifting the tax burden to low and middle incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marth
Joe
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
American Federation of Labor
Labor
U. S. Treasury
le Dulona le de Goudy
Randolph Paul
Louise
Congress
Paul
Lower Court Reversed In Liquor Case
The Court of Appeals reverses the Baltimore city circuit court ruling upholding the State Liquor License Bureau action denying renewal to Frank J. Federico Jr. The case, pending since 1942, orders a full re hearing by the bureau after finding Federico denied a complete hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
T Court of Appeals
Baltimore City
Frank J. Federico, Jr
Baltimore
State License Bureau
Federico
Federizo
Board of Liquor License Commissioners
McEldeery and
Caroline Streets
Circuit Court
Frank P. Bratten
W. Clinton McSherry
L. Franklin Purnell
McShe
Paul B. Myles
McSherry
Walines
Crop Report Due Friday Forecasts Slump in Food Output
The Federal Crop Reporting Board will release a report estimating prospective 1943 acreages. About 80 000 farmers nationwide contributed as crop reporters. Analysts warn of a potential serious drop in food production due to labor and machinery shortages and farmer dissatisfaction with price policies.
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Federal Crop Reporting Board
Court Bill Sparks Bitter Local Opposition
Attorneys say the Bond Commission Court of Appeals reorganization bill has drawn unprecedented bar opposition in the General Assembly. State Senator John B. Funk rejectes local group views and remains consistently opposed as the measure advances through Senate committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pudies Club
Bond Commission Court of Appeals
General Assembly
Senate Committee
John B. Funk
Local War Association
Ace
Bil
Fink
Administration Bill Proposes Maryland Air Raid Blackouts
A House of Delegates debate centered on a bill by the administration creating a defense executive committee with broad power to issue statewide air raid, blackout, and other war requirements. The measure aims to prepare statewide civil defense and wartime controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
House of Delegates
County Club Eisenhower Women Hold Meeting in Wartime Tone
The Federation of Womens Clubs in Frederick County held its annual all day meeting with a morning session at The Charles Corbe reform center and an afternoon program led by Dr Reuben Steinmeyer. Officers were elected for two years.
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Eisenhower
Fredendall
Eleet
Federation of Womens Clubs
Frederick
Corave
Marmins
Roy Crum
Jug Bridge Clib
George Chek
Merrylanst Urnet Club
Russell Dule Jsow
Ballenger Club
Secretars
G QO Henedrekson
Urbana Club
Louise Sebold
Eninitsburg
Steinameyer
Reuben G. Steinmeyer
University of Maryland
Steinmeyer
Japan
China
Jesse Hammerly
Misa Hammerly
America
Charles H. Corbett
Ralph & Harriman
Folows
Helena Stauffer
Bowyer Fett
Genevieve Thomas
J. A. Suromers
Vernon Coblentz
Vicky Garden
Guy Baker
Calvary Methodist Church
Benjamin W Meeks
Methodist
George B. Stupp
H. V. Staton
Homer Remsberg
Outcom
Petrilla Puts It Up To Recording Industry
Chicago march message reports that James C. Petrilla challenges the Recording Industry and AFI on a seven month dispute. Petrilla says AFI members cannot resume performances for radio and juke boxes, despite industry suggestions to aid civilian and military morale.
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Petrilla
Chicago
Ali Liahah
Amiens Federation of Musicians
AFI
James C. Petrilla
Bombing raids hit Kiska Island in Aleutians reports
Navy communique details multiple attacks on Japanese installations at Kiska. Liberator and Mitchell bombers supported by Lightning fighters hit the main camp and submarine base, with air battles leaving several enemy planes confirmed downed or probably destroyed.
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Washington
Kiska Island
Io Aleutians
Navy
Kiska
North
Sace
Americans Recapture Gafsa in Central Tunisia Advance
Allied forces under Lt Gen George Patton recaptured the Tunisian town of Gafsa after a 30 mile drive, with minimal resistance. French units aided, as Allied patrols pursued retreating Axis forces toward El Guetar and the Mareth Line, signaling renewed pressure on Rommel’s lines.
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North Africa
Dwight BD
Eisenhower
AEF
Europe
France
Carlier
United States
George 8. Patton
Gafsa
Gabes
Biayvin Rommel
U.S
Jet Guelar
Rommel
Mareth Line
Mareth
Sir Bernard Montgomery
Erwin Rommel
el Guetar
Reuters London
Reuters
Algiers
Tunisia
Bernard L
Montgomery
Desert
Chott Djerld Salt Lake
Erwin ‘Rommel
Feriana
Eighth Army
Buckeystown Farmer Charles E Nichols Dies at 74
Charles Ernest Nichols longtime Buckeystown resident and former Licksville farmer died suddenly at his home at 10 this morning aged 74. He had been ill about 18 months and recently retired to Buckeystown. Survived by wife Susie Derr Nichols daughter Mrs Ear L Smith sister Mrs Cromwell Kessler two grandsons George William Smith and Fred Smith. Body at funeral home 106 East Church street. Funeral Sunday at 230 o'clock Mt Olivet Cemetery burial by Etchison and Son.
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Charles Ernest Nichols
Buckeystown
Nichols
Licksville
Edward
Annie Trundle Nichols
Mes
Susie i Derr Nichols
Ear L. Smith
Baltimore
Cromwell Kessler
George William Smith
Fred Smith
Naomi Beach
Fla
Fritz Kuhn among 11 lose U.S. citizenship ruling
Federal Judge John Bright denaturalized Fritz Kuhn former national leader of the German American Bund and ten other former members. Nine other band members were allowed to retain citizenship after denaturalization hearings, with the judge calling the Bund an un American organization.
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New York
John Bright
Fritz Kuhn
Bright
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