Former U S Steel Head Farrell Dies at 80 in New York
James A. Farrell former president of United States Steel Corp died at his Fifth Avenue home in New York age 80. He led U S Steel from 1911 to 1932 after rising from Pittsburgh wire mill foreman to general manager and foreign sales chief. Earlier roles included head of U S Steel Products Expart Co and positions at Oliver Steel Wire, Pittsburgh Wire, and American Steel and Wire. Warships also launched in Newark and Kearny as Fed Shipbuilding set a 29 day record.
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New York
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Iis
Pittsburgh Wire Company
Farrell
Iste J Po Morean
Mass Turk Fanthae O Fui Trimmverale
Gary
Ebert Henry Gat
Siver’s
Morgan
Chayman
Taylor
Oliver Steel Wire Company
United States
American Steel and Wire Company
Consolidated Corporation
Us$ Steel Corporation
Wire Company
Agatn Farrell
William E. Corey
Oil shortage warning from Plymout h Oil exec in 1942 report
Pittsburgh March 38 Walter Hallanan president of the Plymouth Oil Company warned in his annual stockholders report that without new oil reserves and development the United States could face a serious shortage and resort to importing oil. He blamed low crude prices and higher exploration costs and dismissed a government subsidy as leading to wasteful, chaotic drilling under control. The firm reported net income of 774146 for the year, 189 per share, versus 1,486,898 or 148 per share in 1941.
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Pittsburgh
Walter 8. Hallanan
Plymouth Oil Company
United States
Hajianan
Hulianan Sa.d
Hallanan
Washington
Tne Company
Noteworthy Maryland 1943 General Assembly Session Declares No New Taxes
Governor O Conor announced in a March radio address that the 1943 Maryland General Assembly would be noteworthy for not levying new taxes or borrowing. The session cut state income taxes by one third and lowered the real estate tax, while the governor pressed for 4 million for school and state employee salaries and 2 million for post war development. The Court of Appeals revision bill was praised as the session’s most important act, with its submission to voters planned for the next general election.
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Baltimore
O'Conor
General Assembly
WFBR
Court of Appeals
I Rachmaninoff Dies At 69
Sergei V. Rachmaninoff a famed Russian pianist conductor and composer died at his Beverly Hills home at 69 due to pneumonia and pleurisy with complications. The 43 year veteran of the concert stage had just become a U S citizen with wife Natalie in New York.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Sergei V. Rachmaninoff
Alexander |Ederesev
East
Rachmanhoof
Natalie
New York
Hearing Tonight for Man Held on $50 Bond
Charles Booth a 120 year old colored man from Phobus avenue is jailed on $30 bond after late Saturday arrest at a West All Saints street dance hall for drunkenness dis orderly conduct fighting in public and resisting arrest. He is set for a Ponce Court hearing tonight at 7. Officers Norman Dietz Roger Mills and Harry Phillips who arrested him reportedly lost a tooth in the melee. Other weekend arrests listed include Walter Diggs James Weedon Frank Dorsey Fred Smith Deputy Sheriff D S Waugh Sherman Jones Howard Stewart and more for drunkenness disorderly conduct or fighting in public.
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Charles Booth
Phobus Avenue
West All Saints Street
Ponce Court
Arcestag
Foo
Booth
Norman Dietz
Roger Mills
Harry Phillips
Walter Diggs
James Weedon
Serge Frank Dorsey
Fred Smith
D S Waugh
Sherman Jones
Dietz
Howard Stewart
Publc Place
Millis
Douglas Stone
Yellow Springs
Martin Kanode
Henry Gray
Kanode
John ‘Henry
Denver Watts
Adamstfown
Romer Mercer
Rachmaninoff Family Requiems At Local Church
Renowned pianist Sergei Rachmaninoff will be honored with two requiem masses at 8 p m tonight and tomorrow at the Los Angeles Russian Orthodox Church. The service schedule was announced by family friends as two daughters Mrs Jean Welkwusky and Mrs Tatiana Cunys reside abroad and in the U S
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Los Angeles
Mek Ate Ete Ee Vby
Jean Welkwusky
Rachmaninoffs
Tatiana Cunys
France
Lecture Series II Concluded by Mrs Howard in Washington
Mrs Georgette Ross Howard of Washington D C concluded a lecture series at the Francis Scott Key hotel on world affairs. She urged support for Ball Resolution calling for a postwar United Nations conference to fix peace aims and noted the need for public U S unity, warning of tough war prospects ahead in Africa and stressing women’s wartime roles and rationing responsibilities.
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Frederick
Georgette Ross Howard
Washington, D. C
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Anthony Eden
Mme
Chiang Kai- Shek
America
Howard Wai Ate Tau
Lupe
Washington
Chiang
Congress
United Nations
Howard
United States
League of Nations
U. S
Haugh and Officers Faces Police Court Hearing Tonight
Haugh and Officer Mills along with John Doe are charged with discharging firearms within corporate limits. The matter is set for a hearing in Police Court tonight before Magistrate Manuel Mo Weinberg, with Maron D. Carmack and James D. Marks named in the case.
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Haugh
Officer Mills
John Doe
Maron D. Carmack
James D Marks
Magi Strates
Manuel Mo Weinberg
Nazis claim destruction of Warsaw Jews shocks observers
Rabbi Maurice L. Perlzweig, head of the World Jewish Congress in Britain, asserted today that Nazis killed all Warsaw Jews. The statement was made amid war time rumors and political tension, while unrelated advertising copy appears alongside the report about the unrest.
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Baltimore
Maurice L. Perlzweig
World Jewish Congress
Warsaw Jews Mass Murder Claimed by Rabbi Perlzweig
Rabbi Perlzweig told a Baltimore mass meeting that Nazis killed Warsaw Jews and millions of others, calling it the last phase of Hitler’s genocide. He said the British Foreign Office and U S State Department have substantiated the killings. Detroit’s baseball note adds a league placement remark.
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Warsaw
Baltimore American Jewish Congress
Ergliah
Europe
Perlzweig
Hitler
Eastern Front
British Foreign Office
United States State Department
Rabbi Perlzweig
Public sale of household goods at 620 N Market St
Auction will list Maple living room suite studio couch several tables mirrors and pictures antiques 4 electric amps two Frigidaire appliances Westinghouse ranges fans and radios dining room furniture beds and stove. Terms cash. Harvey Tucker Glenn Trout R L Kelly clerk. March 27 29 2144 204?
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N. Market St
West
Nehouse
Westinghouse
Apex
Harvey J. Tucker
Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelly
Guardian's sale of two farms in Frederick County Md
Public auction conducted under an Orphans' Court order will offer 179 acres near Flint Hill Urbana Buckeystown Road plus an 87 acre tract with dairy facilities, live stock, and substantial farm machinery and dairy equipment. Personal property includes cattle, horses, hogs, equipment, and dairy gear. Terms cash upon ratification. 3500 deposit required. auction conducted by Manuel M Weinberg Guardian with attorney and auctioneer naming.
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Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
Flint Hill
Urbana-Buckeystown Road
Maryland
Urbana District
Prdeerick County
Washinston
Urbana
Ernest W. Shryetux
Jersey
Frick Combine
Allix-Chatmoare
Aapec Ind
Law
Nsilage
McCormick-Deering
Syrecase
Wiard Barnhear
McCormick Deering
John Deere
Fairbanks
Arden Nlow
Farquhar
Manuel M. Weinberg
Maselle Bayard
Fubne Sale Notice Appears in Register Advertisement
The notice lists multiple consignors and locations around Frederick area for an auction. Names include W Fout, James E. Wilson near Galtherse burg, Laura J Reddick near Walkersville, Faith F Cooley near Comus, Mrs Barney Covey Minnick near Libertytown, Harry M. Wistner near Buckeye town, M W Liitely Woods bare, Arthur D. Lambert near Jefferson, Mrs John C. Kidd south of Frederick, G Marion Ensland Monrovia, Lucinda Keller Jefferson, Lee T. Fry east of To catora, Gerrit Peters near North Market St, Frederick, and others. References to Percheron consignment and farm-related buyers appear.
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Fout & W
Bryant
Harmony Grove
James E. Wilson
Galtherseburg
Ernest
W. Flanigan
Woodsboro
New Midway
Wits
Laura J Reddick
Walkersville
Faith F Cooley
Comus
Barney Covey Minnick
Libertytown
Harry M. Wistner
Buckeye Town
M. W. Liitely
Woods Bare
Frederick Faire
Arthur D. Lambert
Jefferson
John C. Kidd
Soun
Frederick
Alexander
Winnett
Quince Orchard
G. Marion Ensland
Monrovia
Umstead
South Poglesville
Lucinda Keller
JeRersom
Lee T. Fry
Tocatora P
Gerrit Peters
North Market St. Frederick
Wis
Gabrie Lawson
Price's Ole Tilery
Faward
Greenfield
Ditt G. Stevens
Creagerstown
Ernest Tow Bowie
Schwarts
Mearevia
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Levy
McConnell
Port Newark
Black
Chauncey
Kearny
James A. Farret
Lyken's
Hillside Coal CO
Water ST
Alembly
AKL MMM Cd
Keystone
Nicodemus Paint Store
N. Court St
Carner
Frederick, Maryland
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
I Rachmaninoff
Sergei Rachmanine
Mrs. Howard
All American Stores
Acme
Detroit
Guardian
Wana
Lincoln
New Windsor State
Oliver
McCortmick Deering
Syracuse Barshear
Barshear
Unionville
Harvey Covell Minnick
Union Bridge
Giena Trout
Raymond L, Kelly
Raymond Eugene Reich
New Hampshire
Edna A Cramer Woodroy W. Cramer
Baltimore Pike
William G. Reich
Raymond Reich
Linwood Stephens
Mary A. Stephens
Internal Revenue
State of Maryland
Hel
Faymond
Eugene Reich
Glenn Strout
Auet
AL Kelly
Geo A
Stone House
Stone Neave Farm
Westminster
Baug
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