Bureau Director Speaks on Currency Counterfeiting
Hall outlined the Bureau of Engraving and Printing’s fight against fakes, noting counterfeiting rises in downturns and detailing currency production methods. He described planned multi year work, Saturday and Sunday staffing, and the new stamp bearing Lee and Stonewall Jackson to go on sale in Frederick with guests from Washington Baltimore Edinburgh and Winchester in attendance.
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Bas
Minetnnigt
Washington
Kawaithens
Wear
Lus
Mtr. Hall
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Mat
Hall
Generals Lee
Stonewall Jackso
War Spending and American Mobilization in World War I
The article outlines U S wartime costs at about 1 million dollars per hour and notes a total spend of over 24 billion during April 1917 to April 1918. It describes mobilization figures, worker contributions, rail and industrial controls, food measures, and military assets deployed to France. It also lists casualties, aircraft production, and drafts while highlighting public sentiment and exemptions.
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Washington
Sam
Sears
United States
Dedesal Dagty
Tre Omen
France
Cadi
Muthera
Navy
Moses Argonne
Latiuuo Kienenimen
Buu
Gue Hritteh
License tag delay prompts call for early applications
Walter Rudy, Maryland motor vehicles commissioner, reported 184115 people who obtained 136 benefits had not applied for 1947 vehicle tags. Only 208730 tags issued statewide so far, with closures on Maryland Day and Good Friday. Since February, 352 tag sets were returned due to wrong addresses, delaying compliance and communications. Real Estate Board elects Potts president and Roxen stock secretary treasurer at Frederick meeting.
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Balmore
Walter Rudy
Rudy
Maryland
Lesshan
Easter Sunrise Service at Lewistown Methodist Protestant
Easter sunrise service to be held Sunday at 4 a.m. at the Lewistown Methodist Protestant church. Program includes preludes, scripture, prayers, instrumental and vocal solos, pantomime, duet, and closing hymn On the Cross of Christ I Glory.
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Lewistown
Mia
George Arnold
Christ Arose
Mbert Powell
Calvin Price
Metro Brass Quartet
Hilda Long
Faller Barnard Dies Suddenly At Annapolis
Annapolis Md March 23 Faller Barnard Cumberland former States Attorney of Allegany county and Western Maryland Democrat died unexpectedly in his hotel room. Dr James Marphy said death was due to coronary thrombosis Barnard was in Annapolis representing two Cumberland breweries and had attended several hearings at the State House.
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Annapolis
Faller Barnard
Cumberland
Alegany County
Maryland
James Marphy
Barnard
Cumberland Breweries
State House
Green Valley assault charge dismissed in county case
In Green Valley a charge of assault against Walter Funk was dismissed for lack of evidence. The case, heard in a county court, included testimony about gunshots near Funk’s home and notices to vacate property. No direct link to Funk was established. others faced separate minor charges.
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George Wo Shane
Robert Carty
Shane
Guidant
Punk
Shoule Howe
Mudher
Noticy
Funk
Alban M. Wood
State
Ate Torney Sherman
Bowers Prises Cutted
Moye Hurdette
Mt. Airy
Laswis
Bowers
Mary Brown
Oficer
Phebus
Atoan
Charles Tobecry
Robert Staley
Georgi Heillman
Robert Woolfoffman
Hyatteville
Ofliver W
May
Local Notes From Emmitsburg Area
Miss Amy Gillilan completed a course in beauty culture at the Marinelle Beauty School in Baltimore and returned home. Prof and Mrs Dominic Green near Mt St Mary maintain the birth of a son Wednesday. Emily Adelsberger, superintendent of Emergency Hospital near Frederick, spent a weekend with her parents. Deputy Sheriff Mrs Albert Adelsberger accompanied them. Mrs J Allen Prynor newly elected president of the Ennitsburg Woman s Club was named parliamentarian of the Frederick County Federation of Rural Women s Clubs at the annual meeting in Frederick at the Armory. The term is for two years.
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Emitsburg Emmitsburg
Amy Gillelin
Robert Ho Gillilan
Marinelle Beauty
Ennits-burg Women's Gut
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
Frederick
Armory
Soothing Relieves Itch With Resinol Ointment
Quick relief for eczema poison ivy and other irritations by applying Resinol Ointment overnight. Its oily base aids deeper skin penetration while Resinol Soap enhances effectiveness. Nurses and doctors often recommend it. free samples available by mail.
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Haletimore
Society of Weatherers Benefit Drive Clears Committee OK
The cam tee, after near complete precision, approved by the committee at the New York benefit drive of the Society of Whateters. Dorothy Vie is noted for beauty and featured Caecineet.
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On the Avenue Prevul A Musical Event at Tivoli Theater
A three day engagement opens at the Tivoli Theater Monday with a preview showing of On the Avenues. The event features local residents and Marys Hand State Sehabl for the Beat with a stage program beginning at 10 o clock.
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Fox Musical Productan Centurins
Ian Adlestar
Heattechie
Diehk Powell
Maryshand State Sehabl
Pier Ovarthe
Prodieton Weil
Fisali
Five Criminal Appeal Cases Set for Trial
Judge Arthur D. Willard schedules five criminal appeal hearings for Thursday April 1 with defendants Agere from Urbana and others. verdicts include fines from 100 to 160 dollars and costs, cases involve insurance lapses, driving while intoxicated, and related charges. Attorneys include Alton Y. Bennett and John W. Smith representing various appellants.
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Arthur D. Willard
Am Agere
Manistrate
Roger W. Geisbert
Urbana
Bagsard
Dreher
Alten Yo Bennet
Agers
Foy Davis
Persun Dn
Trate
Roger Ho Gelshe
Fbina
Quarty
Dreler
Alton Ywen
Muagir
Emmertor
Rowhis
Wath
Dinotor
Vwehieke
Haider
Verdint
Aterial
Ways
Afton Y. Henneett
John W. Smith
Emmett
R . Bowlus
Reed
Uanor
Alton Y. Bennett
Arthur W. Dikss
Walter E.stim
Lauer
Administration Letters Reveal Estate Appointments and Funds
Garbled notice shows selections for estate guardians and supervisors. Prof John T. White, superintendent of schools, and John H. Jamison receive specified funds, including $10,000, with other names and roles listed in unclear terms.
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Caylon
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Ite
Mia
Abee Ao White
Witewoof
John T. White
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Janbisen
John H. Jamison
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