Grove Guilty Conviction Leads to New Trial Request
Baltimore March 22 Robert L. Grove a Frederick merchant and Maryland House of Delegates member was found guilty in Baltimore City Criminal Court of receiving stolen cigarets. Judge John T. Tucker deferred sentence pending a motion for a new trial by Grove’s attorney.
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Baltimore
Robert L. Grove
Frederick
Maryland House of Delegates
John T. Tucker
Baltimore City
Grove
Tucker
Paul B. Myles
Antonio Imbragaglia
Joseph, Tamburo, Imbragaglia
John Cerniglia
Imbragaglia
Joseph G. Finnerty
Tamburo
State Police
Rice
Main
Frank Schmidt
Baltimore Detective Bureau
Walter
Camden Street
Paca Street
Assault Case Is Stetted In Police Court
Charges of assault and battery against William Blank and Frederick were stetted after the witness failed to appear, likely due to a warrant for alleged bad checks. Magistrate Bowers admonished youth Carl Harman for speeding near Westminster, fining him $10.75. Harman pleaded guilty to speeding to a skating party. Whiting was found not guilty of malice after alibi, and several traffic and drunkenness forfeitures were recorded for defendants from Baltimore and surrounding towns.
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William Blank
Frederick
Sherman P. Bowers
Carl ©. Harman
Westminster
F. J. Scinta
Blank
Harry Chaney, Jr
Alton Y. Bennett
Myersville
Young Harman
Jesse W. Harman
Walkersville
Augustus Palm
Charles Whiting
Hyland E. Wars
Lincoln Apartments
Whiting
John Henry Chick
Harry Phillips
James Fox
Ben Phebus
Leroy M. Boswell
Landover
A. Norman Dietz
Dan Awomler
Frederick P. Smith
Paul J. Albrecht
Joseph H. Randall
Charles P. Robertson
Baltimore
Grayson L. Lutz
Rt. 1
Lewis E. Abrecht
East South Street
Norman W. Clark
Ceresville
Roscoe E. DeGrange
John Newcomer
Waynesboro
Louise V. Starner
Waterstreet
Burrell
Marlin
Emmitsburg
Reese C. Hobbs
Washington, D. C
Walter H. Dudrow, Jr
Harry H
Mileage fines listed for multiple individuals
Hartman Montoursville Pa and Martha Dayly Lusby Rex L Friend Bal timore Frederick D Shafer Washington D C and John H Ruth Scottsdale Pa each $6.45 for exceeding 30 miles while Sc odott e Pa each $6.45 for exceeding 25 miles. Fred R Schweitzer Washington forfeited $11.45 for exceeding 50 miles.
Series Of Farm Meetings To Be Held In County
Frederick County AAA announces a county wide series of farm meetings in March 27 to push farmers to complete farm plans for 1944 and to distribute February milk subsidy payments in Middletown and Myersville areas. The War Food Administration seeks farm plan forms to guide 1944 food and livestock production, with meetings limited to two days and held at Jackson Catoctin Myersville school Middletown locations.
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Frederick County
AAA
Middletown
Myersville
War Food Administration
Jackson and Catoctin
Myersville School
Voter Precincts and Meeting Places Listed
Committeemen will sit at designated places on those dates from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Locations include Burkitsville Memorial Hall Mid detown Buckeystown Adamstown Walkersville Woodsboro Mt. Pleasant Walkersville Jefferson Petersville Jefferson school New Market Grange Hall Liberty Linganore Johns ville Catholic Hall Libertytown Ballenger Feagaville Braddock Old Braddock Grange Hall Urbana Urbana school Frederick Tuscarora AAA offices Frederick.
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Burkitsville
Memorial Hall
Middetown
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Mt. Pleasant
Jefferson and
Petersville
Jefferson
New Market
Woodville
Liberty
Linganore and
Johnsville
Catholic
Libertytown
Ballenger
Feagaville
Braddock
Old Braddock
Urbana
Frederick and
Tuscarora
AAA
Frederick
Allied Bombers Sink Jap Destroyer and Two Merchants
Allied bombers sank a Japanese destroyer and two small merchant ships off Aitape New Guinea as the campaign widened. The report also noted an unopposed raid on Rabaul dropping 133 tons of explosives and Marines strengthening positions at Emirau without opposition.
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Allied
Southwest Pacific
Aitape
New Guinea
Wewak
Aljtape
Rabaul
New Britain
St. Mathias Islands
Emirau
Bogadjim
Japanese New Guinea
Madang
Hansa Bay
Sepik
Liberator
Tadji
Altape
Hollandia
Dutch New Guinea
Truk
St. Matthias Islands
Bismarck Archipelago
Caroline Islands
Adm
William F. Halsey
South Pacific Command
Kavieng
New Ireland
Douglas MacArthur
Emirau Island
Venezuelan Outfielder Ramos Signs with Reds
Caracas report states Chucho Ramos has accepted a Cincinnati Reds offer and will depart March 31 for a tryout at the Reds training camp in Bloomington Indiana. Ramos, a right handed batter, led the Venezuelan League this year with an average above .400.
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REDS
Caracas
Venezuela
Chucho Ramos
Cincinnati Reds
Bloomington
Ind
Ramos
Victim in Western Union Train Collision in Weverton
E H Ward 68 a Western Union Telegraph Company engineering supervisor was killed when struck by a Royal Blue flyer near Weverton. He resided in New York at 730 Riverside Drive and died instantly from head injuries. Engineers with Ward were telegraph line checkers on the Hagerstown right of way. His body to Brunswick funeral home for notification of family.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Weverton
E. H. Ward
Western Union Telegraph Company
S. R. Wells
Washington County
New York
Riverside Drive
New York City
C. H. Feete & Bro
Brunswick
S. A. Wood
T. S. Dayhoff
Chalmer Burker
Everett
Telegraph Company
Ward
Hagerstown
Baltimore Tops Red Cross Goal With Big Fund Drive
Baltimore surpassed its Red Cross quota tonight by about 100000, becoming the first city to reach 2000000 or more. Officials said Baltimore subscribed 2632261 against a 2531000 goal, placing it as a leading large city in the nationwide drive.
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Baltimore
Red Cross
Maryland
Milwaukee Leads Early, Baltimore Climbs in Ranking Report
Milwaukee tops the list this year while Baltimore rises from third position last year as Pittsburgh previously held second to reach its goal. The new 3B 29 super bombers possess vastly greater firepower than any other aircraft.
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Milwaukee
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
War Casualty Totals Reach 165,061 for United States Forces
The Office of War Information reports U S casualties since the war began total 165,061 with 38,846 dead, 53,964 wounded, 35,521 missing, and 31,730 prisoners. Army casualties are 123,054, including 21,014 killed and 27,316 prisoners. Navy Marine Coast Guard totals total 42,007 with 17,832 killed and 4,414 prisoners.
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Washington
United States
Office of War Information
War and Navy Departments
War Department
Navy
Marine Corps and Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
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South Market
New Hanover
Bismark Sea
Admiralty Islands
Signal Corps Radiotelephoto
Nea
C. Allen
Market ST
USCG
Pacific Combat Zone
Coast
Delphey
Patrick St. Blanks
H. H. Rieck
Maryland State Poultry Council
Pearl Harbor
Ili
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Italy
Western Union
Burall’s
C. C. Carty’s
East Patrick St
Bennett's
U.S
Rayor
Hendrickson
Feter Rabbit
Mrs. Rabbit
Peter Rabbit
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