Two On Bond In Fight At Moose Club In Frederick
Two Frederick men were released on 500 bond after a fight at the Moose Club on West South street near St Patrick’s Day events left one man with serious head wounds and others treated for injuries. John Joy and Clark Castle posted bond to await trial. William Seidling remained hospitalized after an operation. Wilbur Ford, an alleged innocent victim, was treated and discharged. Police continued their investigation as warrants issued for Joy Castle and Seidling.
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Frederick City Hospital
Moose Club
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St. Patrick's Day
John Joy
Clark Castle
William Seidling
Wilbur Ford
Frederick City
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Joy
Denver J Shook
St. Patricks
Shook
Castle
Seidling
Short supplies of beef veal and lamb. pork plentiful
Nation wide meat survey by the American Meat Institute reports March 6 through 11 showed large pork supplies including shoulders, cuts, hams, sausage, bacon and liver sausage. Beef veal and lamb were in shorter supply than February due to lower cattle calf and lamb receipts. Birthday party honors Bobby Stull in Brunswick with guests listed.
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American Meat Institute
Office of Price Administration
Institute
Nazis Over Britain Raid Trailed by Anti Air Barrages
London reports German airmen were stabbed at East Anglia and the Eastern Midlands as anti aircraft barrages opened tonight. Four raiders were shot down in the assault.
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Britain
London
East Anglia
New Windsor Couple Celebrate 64th Anniversary
New Windsor Mr and Mrs Jonn H Roop observed the 64th wedding anniversary on March 9. Gary Brown of the US Navy visited his parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Brown. Sir and Mrs Kenneth Harmon spent last weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Harmon. Pvt William Myers visited his parents Mr and Mrs Norman Myers. Mr and Mrs Frank Haines of Uniontown visited Norman Myers on Sunday. MecClure Roucer of Baltimore spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Jennie Myers. Albert Galt of Baltimore spent the weekend with his father Ross Galt. Mr and Mrs Harvey Haines and Pamela from Mount Airy spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Oliver Haines. Mr and Mrs Glenn Dorsey and daughter Clara spent Sunday in Gettysburg. Mrs William Stremmel returned home after visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Frank Haines in Uniontown.
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Jonn H Roop
Gary Brown
US Navy
Raymond Brown
Kenneth Harmon
Charles Har Mon
Willam Myers
Norman Myers
Frank Haines
Uniontown
MecClure Roucer
Baltimore
Jennie Myers
Harvey Haines
Pamela Mount Airy
Oliver Haines
Glenn Dorsey
Clara
Gettysburg
William Stremmel
Stockholms March Move to North As Finland Prepares Evacuation
Stockholm reports Finnish government ministries packing records for relocation to a prearranged northern temporary capital, while residents back in Helsinki are said to be a city without children as families have been moved to the countryside.
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Stockholm
Helsink
Helsinki
Bill Thompson dies at 75 in Chicago politics icon
Chicago on March 19 reports the death of William Hale Big Bill Thompson aged 75 a three time mayor famed for flamboyant campaigns and tirades against the King of England. He died tonight after a heart attack ending a storied political career in the nation’s bustling metropolis.
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Bill Thopson
Chicago
William Hale
Bill Thompson
You Can't Buy More In Aspirin Than Assurance Of Quality
Advertises St. Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest seller priced at 10 cents, urging consumers to demand the product for guaranteed purity and quality.
Three Long Island youths jailed here on theft charges
Three Long Island youths from Rego Park were jailed here after authorities linked them to a stolen car abandoned on Route 40 with a note saying the car was stolen and should be reported. They, aged 18, were taken into custody by Brunswick police and troopers after the abandoned vehicle was found east of Boonsboro.
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Route 40
New York State
Lee Merrmman
Brunswick
William Houck
Boonsboro
Walter Will
Frank Sevita
Walter Kaslow
George Astilla
Joseph Denton
Rego Park
Postwar relief feeding forecast by U S food chief
Washington Mare 18 said War Food Administrator Montvin Jones that the nation can meet essential military and civilian food needs but cannot bear the full burden of postwar relief. In a balance sheet for 1944 he warned exports will cover only a small share of UN and liberated areas needs, and that the United States has limited shares of wheat grain and flour, fats, meats, and oils.
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Washington Mare
Montvin Jones
James E. Byrnes Jones
United States
United Nations
Jones
Food program shifts in UN plan limit cereals and livestock
A UN review notes the need to curb cereal imports and focus on dry beans peas and other crops while limiting animal proteins due to depleted feed reserves. It warns livestock cannot be kept at 1943 levels and future production must stress direct food crops over animal farming amid farm labor and transport constraints.
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United Nations
Jones
Thurmont Chimney Fire at John W Ray Home
Thurmont firemen from the Guardian Hose Company responded at ten Sunday morning to a chutney fire at John W Ray’s Lombard Street residence. Damage was negligible.
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Thurmont
Guardian Hose Company
John W. Ray
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