Proceedings To Collect Bond Started In Prince Georges County
Starting Thursday to collect a 4500 bond forfeited by two Prince Georges residents after George Blake failed to appear in Police Court last December. State's Attorney Patricia M. Schnauffer seeks a reward plus six judgments against bondsmen Jock T. Brown and Francis E. Whiteman. FBI will aid circulating the reward while Maryland funds may be set aside for Blake's capture and trial.
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Prince Georges County
George Blake
Patrica M. Schnauffer
Blake
Schnauffer
Circuit Court
Jock T. Brown
Francis E. Whiteman
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Witl
Alion Y Bennett
William C. Walsh
FBI
State of
Maryland
Frederick County
Brown
Whiteman
Saving On Sugar Gas Tires and Automobiles
Local purveyors warn sugar shortages are only part of the problem with baking supplies and cookie ingredients scarce causing layoffs. A pastryman laments reduced hours while a soft drink driver cites limited deliveries due to capped weekly loads and rising depreciation.
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Patrick Street
Answers To War Quiz From Page Four
Answers to the war quiz note insignia and ranks and identify Elizalde as the Resident High Commissioner for the Philippines. It lists possible times like 2 am 6 am 10 am 2 pm 6 pm or 8 pm.
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Elizalde
Philippines
Brazil Seen as Shield Against Hemisphere Invasion
Dr. Joseph F. Thorning told Hood College Town Hall that Brazil offers the most effective shield against invasion of the hemisphere. He cited Brazil's population, resources, and loyalty to democracy, noting Japanese colonists and strategic positions in Amazonia and along coasts.
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Joseph F. Thorning
Brazil
Thorning
Mt. St Mary's College
Emmittsburg
Ibero-America
Hood College
Peru
Dr. Thorning
Orental
Europe
WPA Labor On Public Work Opposed by Junior Chamber
The Junior Chamber of Commerce adopted a resolution opposing WPA labor on public works after April 1 at a Francis Scott Key Hotel meeting. They will fund a housing survey to assess evacuee capacity locally. The group reported a $30 net from an old clothes drive directed by Captain Glenn A Stovall, with proceeds shared by local charities. Fifteen members enrolled in an advanced first aid course under Red Cross. State and national leaders from Frostburg and Hancock plan to visit for a board meeting.
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WPA
Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key
Chamber
John A Shires
Florence Neeley
Glenn A Stovall
Red Cross
Harry Everett
Ralph M Race
Frostburg
Phil Raitt
Hancock
Maryland
Opposition to New War Labor Legislation Draws Fire
Washington reports that Don ald M. Nelson and Robert P. Patterson opposed new war labor legislation while the Administration seeks labor consent to end double pay for Sunday and holiday work. Rep. Smith urged congressional action to cap profits, suspend wage controls on naval contracts, and end overtime pay and closed shop for the war period. Patterson warned the measure could worsen labor relations even as progress is made on eliminating double pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Donald M. Nelson
Robert P. Patterson
Rep. Smith
D-Va
Nelson
Patterson
House Naval Committee
Congress
Senate
Smith
Two Brunswick Men Injured In Route 240 Crash
Two Brunswick railroad workers Norman Bury and Raymond Danner were seriously hurt when their car collided head on with an Army G I truck on Route 240 between Hyattstown and Clarksburg. They were taken to Frederick City Hospital. Danner was driving and was joined by five soldiers in the truck bound for Middletown Pennsylvania.
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Brunswick Railroad
Washington
Hyattstown
Clarksburg
Frederick City
Raymond Kuhn
Buffalo
Norman Bury
Brunswick
Pos
Sible
Raymond Danner Brunswick
Walter Wilt
Danner
Pfc
William Crockett
741St Quartermaster Regiment
Langley Field
Middletown
Henry Burgison
Kuhn
Burgison
Suit Filed for Damages and Replevin of Cattle
Miss Marie E. Hull of Westminster files suit in Circuit Court seeking 250 damages and the return of three Holstein cows one Holstein bull and two grade heifers allegedly detained by Wilbur F. Miller and James Dayhoff near Detour. Attorneys William M. Storm represent the plaintiff.
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Circuit Court
Marie E. Hull
Westminster
William M. Storm
Wilbur F. Miller
James Dayhoff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geo. Blake
Mrs. Byron
Katherine E. Byron
D-Md
Sevral House
Dies Committee
Tim
Frederick
Market St
Burall’s
C.E. Cline & Son Ambulance
Ercelle M. Ramsburg
Lavenia C. Mercer
Braddock
Clarence M. Phleeger
Elmer F. Bussard
Emmett R. Bowlus
Allen
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
North Court Street
Frederick, Maryland
Henry
Sheers
Duco
Bors c . Coat
West
Eton
Henry’s
N. Market St
E. Patrick
St. H. L
Delphey
West Patrick ST
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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