Woman Takes Jail Term As Drunken Driver
Mary Stottlemyer Bruchey Crist of 110 East Fourth Street was found guilty of drunken and reckless driving and speeding over 50 mph on March 18. She was remanded to jail for 100 days as Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett presided. Officer Norman Dietz testified to a high speed chase from Second Street and Kinoppel Alley, with shots fired to stop the vehicle. Several officers described the defendant as very drunk. State's Attorney Edwin F. Nikirk prosecuted. Also, William Ralph Carter was fined $10 for failing to keep right, C. Kieffer Lines fined $35 for failing to give a signal, and Edna L. Summers was found not guilty of reckless driving. Various drunks and street incidents resulted in small forfeitures. A statement from States Attorney Allonivy avini explained delays in a separate larceny case involving Keefer Redmond and Artour Ames Haller, noting illness and trial scheduling issues.
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Mary Stottlemyer Bruchey
Frederick Straley
Philip Culler
Charles McBurras
Edwin F. Nikirk
William Ralph Carter
Knoxville
B. W. Duvall
C. Kieffer
Frederick
Earl Sittig
Edna L. Summers
North Market Street
Kenyon Elmo Evans
Baltimore
Bruce Bruchey
Allonivy Avini
News and Post
Dtary
Keefer Redmond
Artour Ames Haller
Manuel M. Weinberg
Weinberg
Compromise on Taxes Debated in Washington House
Washington March 22 The compromise tax plan proposes abating the 6 percent normal and 13 percent first bracket surtax to ease transition to a Pay-As-You-Go system. Democrats and Republicans clash as debate aims to curb Ruml plan support and avert coalition resistance in the House.
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Washington
Capitol
Caders
Ans
Univero
Reepublicans
Rumi
Rig Robertson
D-Va
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rep
Forand
D-Ri
Milage
Seon Oh
Hoare Moor
Maryland Farm Labor Split War Plants Draw Half of Men
A Maryland Extension Service survey found more than half of the 15 000 men leaving farms last year went into war plants rather than military service. About 6 561 deferments were granted, 370 farm workers were denied, and experts expect about 7 000 additional seasonal workers to be needed by mid summer.
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College Park
Maryland
Army
Navy
Maryland Extension Service
Armed Services
S. I. Terashi
Parma Labor Committee
Sham Invasion Trial By Allied Forces In Mock Campaign
London reports a ten day sham invasion exercise simulating real attack conditions across England. Canadian and British troops led by Lieut. Gen. A. G. L. McNaughton tested ground and air operations, bridges, airfields, and rapid assault drills while German broadcasts noted the massing forces. American observers watched without U.S. units involved.
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A. G. L. McNaughton
Canada
U.S
False Alarm at Detrick Field Triggers Suburban Lights Out
A loud air raid siren at Detrick Field on Monday night was deemed a false alarm. Residents in western suburbs turned on lights and shuttered homes while police and state officials sought explanations. Officials suggested the siren may have originated at the airport, with unconfirmed chatter about a scheduled blackout test that was cancelled or postponed.
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Detrick Field
Pals Sergt
Philip Culler
Corp
Elwood O'Hara
Alton ¥. Benner
OCD
Bennett
Anpart
Baltimore
Has Been Unconscious Since Kicked By Horse
Charles Hoffman a 13 year old son of Mr and Mrs James Hoffman of Waltersvalle has been unconscious at Frederick City Hospital since March 3 after a horse kicked him in the head in the barnyard on Ephraim B Zimmerman farm where his father is tenant. He underwent an operation and was admitted to the hospital. His condition was unchanged today.
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Charies Hoffman
James Hoffman
Waltersvalle
Frederick City
Trevor
Ephraim B
Zimmerman Farm
Roosevelt Holds Line On Miner Wage Review And Little Steel Policy
President Roosevelt pressed coal mine operators and United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis to keep negotiations moving with a April 1 contract expiry. The War Labor Board rejected AFL calls to sidestep the Little Steel formula, reaffirming wage policy while leaving open room for gains to correct inequities.
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Washington
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
War Labor Board
Lewis
United Mine Workers
New York
Charles O'Neill
WLBE
WLB
AFL
CIO
Byrnes
Stabilization
William H. Davis
Nca
Little Steel
Well And Safe Hillmer Son Found In England
Word reaches Market street resident Hillmer that her son, Sgt Burke, long rumored missing, is safe and well in England.
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Hia. Hillmer J. Naives
Novia ,Market Street
Sgt. Burke
England
Plan to Increase Maryland Acreage for Harvest Planned
Maryland farmers plan to plant 1 597 700 acres in field crops for the coming season, about one percent more than last year’s 1 495 100 acres, per the Maryland Crop Reporting Service. Soybean acreage could set a state record, while tobacco and winter wheat drop. Subsoil moisture is favorable with good conditions for spring crops. Field crops include corn 437 000 acres and soybeans 125 000. oats and potatoes rise, tobacco falls. Hopper Payne of the National Canners Association will speak to the Frederick Rotary Club on manpower for food production and processing, to be broadcast at 1 pm. Britons now eat 30 percent more fresh greens than before the war.
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College Park
Maryland
Maryland Crop Reporting Service
Bureau of Agshuw
Maat Pah Sabat & An
Hopper Payne
National Canners’ Association
Frederick
Bar Association Opposes Maryland Court Bill Despite Endorsements
Frederick County Bar Association votes 20 to 2 to oppose the reform proposal for Maryland courts, a stance echoed by some members and opposed by others during a session at Rockville. Other counties split or endorsed the amended bill, with leaders noting the measure could appear as a constitutional amendment in 1944 if passed. Judges Woodward and Prescott supported the bill, while Walter Sinn led the session.
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Frederick County Bar Association
Courts of
Maryland
Becom
Stat Senate
Montgomery County
Senate
Bar Associations
Garrett
Washington
Allegany
Bond Commission
Allegany County Association
Frederick County
John B. Funk
Loca Bar Association
Boni Commission
Rockville
Charles W. Woodward
Stedman Prescott
Walter E. Sinn
Funk Woo
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Fiz
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Universal Pictures
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United States
Guadalcanal
Red Cross
John Lewis
James F. Byrnes
Elmer H. Berke, Jr
Coolidge
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Calvin Coolidge
Delphey
West Patrick St
Ed Bigelow
Ings
C. C. Carty, Inc
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