Court Martial Procedure To Be Overhauled
Washington March 25 The War Secretary Patterson acts to overhaul the Army court martial system by naming a civilian board of nine judges and lawyers to study grievances. The panel, headed by Arthur T Vanderbilt, will review the 25 year old system and make recommendations. The move follows prior steps toward equal treatment and uniform uniforms for officers and men within two years.
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Washington
Patterson
War Department
Chicago
Association
Willis Smith
Raleigh
N. C
Par Group
Super
Arthur T. Vanderbilt
New York University Law School
Alexander Holtzon
District of Columbia Federal District Court
W. T. Joyner
Joseph W Henderson
Philadelphia
Jacan M. Lashly
St. Louis
Walter P. Armstrong
Memphis
Morris A. Soper
Baltimore
Floyd E. Thompson
Illinois
Frederick E. Crane
New York
New York Court of Appeals
Oma Bald Fle
Army
Stars and Stripes
Europe
Price Pleads Guilty In Fatal Hit-and-Run Case
James Price of Alexandria Virginia pleaded guilty to the hit-and-run death of 12-year-old Larry M. King near Clarksburg. He was sentenced to one year in jail and a $1000 fine. if paid, an additional 80 days could be served. Authorities traced him from Seattle to Florida and finally to Virginia after locating a light colored car with matching license plates.
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Nolle
James Price
Alpendria
Dees
Donald A. DeLashmutt
Rockville
Price
Seattle
Washington
Florida
Meir
Larry M. King
Clarksburg
Route 240
Seatth Broxen
Alexandria
Ile
My Price
Atorney
James H. Pugh
Oteers
Frederick
Ilnesses
Fwd Ueilisans
Bredericks
$23 000 Gem Stolen From Havana Capitol
Havana police hunt two or more thieves who stole a 23 carat Capitolic diamond from the capitol building during carnival. The gem was hacked from its base beneath a veil and a four inch crystal window shows blood spots and a lipstick imprint. The diamond had been a government gift 17 years ago to workers who helped build the capitol.
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Havana
Ada
Prizes Planned For Maryland Firemen Convention
The Maryland State Firemen's Association plans prize awards to be announced next week for the June 1921 Frederick convention. The executive committee decided this in a routine session Monday night and will dispatch the awards details to 213 member companies. Housing officials report optimistic progress reserving quarters for out of town guests, with extensive solicitors gearing up to canvass the Frederick City area.
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Frederick
Maryland State Firemen‘s Association
Meo Et Rist Allrtoer
Lince
William M. Moore
Frederick City
Lane Endorsed By Democratic Committee In Frederick County
A petition with seven names of Frederick County Democratic State Central Committee members backs Fred erick Lane Jr for the gubernatorial nomination. Signers include F Ross Myers and Lawrence E Sigafoose, with others listed. campaign notes quote interviews and discuss county reactions to the nomination bid and civic leaders’ comments.
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Baltimore
Democratic State
Frederick County
Preston Lane, Jr
Lane
oRice
F. Ross Myers
Lawrence E. Sigafoose
Ames 4H. Grove, Jr
Alton ¥. Burnett
Averyee
Gil
Baldwin
Break Ground For City's New Airport
Ground was broken for Fred Esick’s Municipal Airport on Monday afternoon marking the first step on a Federal aid project to place the city on the nation’s air map. Grandview Company of Mt. Vernon is operating on a Proceed Order with equipment moving in last week. Full-scale operations expected late this week under James Mirabelli supervision as equipment is transferred from Cumberland. Union labor wages prevail and local labor is coordinated with the U S Employment Service. City leaders surveyed the 10 acre site to determine relocation needs for power and poles.
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Fred‘esick
Grandview Company
Mt. Vernon
Civil Aeronautic Authority
Alae Ten Sant Wat Ork
James Mirabelli
Enginees
Mirabelli
Cumberland
Onice
Grandview T
Enion
Radge
Frederick
U. S Employment Service
Hugh WV. Gitlinger
Suburban candidacy discussed by party leaders in Frederick County
Party leaders and Chief I Chichester told him to file independently if he chose to run. Central Committee members said there was no concern about his standing in Frederick County. The discussion related to the subernatorial candidacy of Rep. H Streett Baldwin of Baltimore County.
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Central Committee
Frederick County
Chichester
Funk
H. Streett Saldwin
Baltimoore County
Navy Seaman Shankle joins USS McCormick in WWII service
Seaman First Class Shankle, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Shankle of 229 South Market, enlisted March 3 1945. After basic training at Bainbridge he served in Panama California and the Philippines, three months in Tokyo Bay, aboard the minesweeper USS McCormick. His wife and son Harold Jr reside with Mrs Shankle's parents in Bethesda.
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Shankle
Fred Shankle
South Market Street
Navy
Bainbridge
Panama
California
Philippines
Tokyo Bay
McCormick
Harold, Jr
Soviet Troops Moving Out of Iran Reported
London reports say Soviet evacuation from Iran began last night near Tehran and could last five weeks as British officials seek direct information. MPs Michael Foot and Brig. A H Head plan two to three week unofficial Tehran visits as Prime Minister Aref rejects a Moscow conference idea. Gail Patrick wins divorce from Arnold White in Los Angeles. Toothpicks use six times forest area vs. Christmas trees in U S.
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Londo
Tehran
Moscow
Iran
London
Michael Foot
Labor Party
Daily Herald
A. H. Head
Firouz
Karaj
Qayyam
Afilee
Los Angeles
Gail Patrick
Arnold D. White
Florida
More Help On Farms Needed
Westminster March 2014 a meeting of county agents and farm labor assistants discussed farm labor for Maryland crops. They outlined labor sources and conservation ideas while noting that production goals depend on available help. The session chaired by Paul E. Nystrom suggested a campaign to recruit city boys for farm work this summer.
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Westminster
Maryland
Paul E. Nystrom
Maryland Farm Labor Program
H. M. Carroll
Harford County
Baltimore
Carroll
Montgomery County
C.W. Anderson
No Fatal Accidents In 11 Md. Counties
Baltimore March 25. Eleven Maryland counties cleared February with no fatal traffic accidents, the State Traffic Safety Commission reported. Counties not contributing to 24 total deaths include Caroline, Baltimore, Carroll, Charles, Garrett, Kent, Queen Anne, St. Mary’s, Somerset, Talbot, and Worcester. Six were killed in Baltimore City and 19 in the counties. pedestrians accounted for 73 of the 25 deaths reported.
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Baltimore
sPi
Maryland
Trafic Safety Commission
Caroline
Coll
Carroll
Charles
Garrett
Kent
Queen Anne
St. Mary's
Somerset
Talbot
Worrester
Jowest Agure
Baltimore City
Neernberg Soldier Mercer Serves Overseas After Training
Frederick Pfc. Mercer, son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Mercer of Frederick, entered service May 28 1945. After basic at Camp Robinson Ark and 71 day furlough last October he was sent overseas and is now stationed in Neernberg Germany. His wife and young daughter live in New Market.
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Peter Irving Lang
St. Joseph's Church
Litthe Falls
N.Y
Marian Rose Marino
Michael Marina
Lilthe
Texas Medical School
Long
Army Nurse Corps
Brooks General Hospital
San Antonio
Tes
Edgar Mercer
Frederick
Pfc
Mercer
Camp Joseph T. Robinson
Ark
Pvt. Mercer
Neernberg
Germany
Pfe. Mercer
New Market
Edward Bruchey Declares Candidacy for Frederick City Alderman
Edward Bruchey of 101 W Twelfth Street formally announces his candidacy for AlderMan of Frederick City ahead of the Democratic convention. A longtime G L Baking Company employee and salesman, he has been active in Democratic politics and was once considered a possible Sheriff candidate.
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Edward Bruchey
Twelfth Street
Frederick City
Bruchey
G. L. Baking Company
Bange Fined 500 In Fatal Auto Accident
Convicted a second time of manslaughter by gross negligence, Py Donald H Bange USMC Union Ridge was fined 500 in Circuit Court by Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer after appealing an 18 month sentence. The 29-year-old Marine was found guilty for causing a fatal hit-and-run that killed 16 year old Elizabeth Ann Naill of Clemson vile near her home. The judge rejected prison for Bange, saying enlistment in the Marine Corps would better serve justice and the fine would be paid via marine pay allotment. Officers arranged payment.
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Donald H. Bange
USMC
Unionridge
Wes
Patrick MJ Schnauffer
Marine
House of Correction
Edward J. Smith
Elizabeth Ann Naill
Clemsonvile
Heir
Bange
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Uae
British India
Brian
Briteh Seveenosa
Londay
Atheen
U. S
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Alfred D. Noyes
County Cormissioners
Thomas E. Hampton
James W. Gill
House of Delegates
Congress” Caucus Committee
Hampton
Gill
Davistown
Poolesville
Harvey J. White
Lrani
Port Washington
U.S.S. McCormick
Harold R. Shankle
United States
Washington County
W. Miller
Allen's
Allen
Gabe
Berger’s
N. Market St
Tn Neernberg
Pic
Lewis A. Mercer
Delphey’s
West Patrick St
Tc. Allen
Met
Frederick Tailoring Company
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East Fourth Street
Truemont
Office of Price Administration
Howard FF
Thurmont Meat
W. Calvin Chesnut
OPA
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Marshall Staub
Peoples
Balto
C.E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
RABOR
America
Socio. Economic Research Foundation, Inc
W. Patrick Street
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