Senate Cuts Bridge Guard Fund In Half
The Maryland Senate rejected an amendment to limit state aid to privately owned colleges in proportion to scholarships and cut the bridge guard maintenance appropriation from 700000 to 350000 a year. The Finance Committee faced protests from Davis and others over college closures, while House activity pushed bills toward adjournment with debates on alienation of affection and penalties for certain acts.
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Donald Sanders
Senate
Finance Committee
Cuare
O'Conor
State Roads Commission
Guard
Hetel
Pearl Harbor
Roads Commission
State Guard
Military Department
Fiwe
Takes Term In Lieu Of Fine Takes Term In Lieu Of Fine
Charles Buss Booth 20 colored of Phebus Avenue was found guilty of arrest testing and fighting in a public place and sentenced to 90 days in jail in lieu of a 10 fine by Magistrate Manuel Wem. Several officers testified. collateral forfeitures listed for multiple defendants for various public place offenses and traffic violations.
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Charles "Buss" Booth
Phebus Avenue
Manuel M. Wemhere
Booth
Edwin Wt. Naekirk
Harry Phillips
Norman Dietz
Phillips
West All Saints Street
Roger Mills
John Henry Watts
Adamstown
North Market Street
D.S. Haugh
Watts
Romer Mercer
Mercer
Watts Boy
Clayton C. Lenhard
Frederick
Route 4
Sten
Fred Smith
Howard Stewert
Sherman Jones
Douglas Stone
Yellow Springs
Henry Gray
Denver Watts
Adams
John Doe
William A. Baker
Doubs
Harry J. Trout
Buckerstown
Aytending
Theodore P. Ambush
West Saint Street
St. E. Carlisle
Whipp
Brunswick
James Edward Mulcahey
East Fifth Street
Norman Diets
Clarence E. Schulz
Route 3
Charles
Sergt
Moon
Schultz
Burdette
Cardinal Pellecrinetti dies. Vatican diplomat obituary
London March 24 Cardinal Ermenegildo Pellecrinetti a distinguished Vatican diplomat and once secretary to the late Pope is to be buried. The cardinal had two sisters living in the United States Mrs Teresa Bonuceily of Washington DC and Mrs Georgiana D Allesandro of Nevada.
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London
Ermenegildo Pellecrinetti
Vaticas
Pope
Rane
Rome Radio Saa
Assoviaerd Press
United States
Teresa Bonuceily
Wington
Georgiana D'Allesandro
Nevada
Frederick City Police Bill Sent To Senate
Frederick City officials moved a police bill through the House to the Senate. The measure increases the city register salary from 1 to 2.5 per year and authorizes an assistant to the Register with Aldermen confirmation. A separate bill grants the mayor authority to appoint the assistant. The House also approved penalties for minors misrepresenting their age to buy alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
House of Delegates
Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Pete
W. Jerome Offutt
Indicted Maryland Men Face Meat Transportation Charges
Three Frederick County residents were named in federal indictments by a D C grand jury. Ralph W Miller of Lante and Lawrence Dorsey of Woodsboro and W G Turner of Tangertown stand accused of illegally transporting meat into the District of Columbia and selling federally inspected products. The Agriculture Department cites penalties up to 10000 dollars and two years imprisonment. Details of custody or bond were not released.
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Frederick County
Washington Vy A Foders Grand Jury
Maryland
Colmbia
Tagertown
Ralph
Moller
Ralph W. Miller
Lante
Lawrence
Dorsey
Ial Market
Woodsboro
Miners Extend Negotiations for 30 Days
New York March 29 Southern Appalachian soft coal mine operators and the United Mine Workers of America will extend talks for another 30 days past the present contract expiration. Dr John R Steelman of the Conciliation Service announced the plan, with retroactive pay decreases to April 1 under the new agreement. Steelman noted Roosevelt interest and said Edwards Burke and John D King accompanied the Southern operators.
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New York
United Mine Workers of America
John R Steelman
UMW
Oder
Northern Group
Steelman
United States
Roosevelt
Sevantu
Edwards R. Burke
Southern Operators’ Group
John D. King
Brothers in Arms in Uniform Linked by Family Ties
Sons Pvt Arthur Moore stationed in St. Petersburg Florida and Pvt Thomas Moore stationed in Atlantic City New Jersey are the sons of Mrs Alma Marra wife of Pvt Arthur Moore who resides at 32 East South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Moore
St. Petersburg
Fla
Thomas Moore
Atlantic City
N. J
Mie Arn
Manen Benda
Alma Marra
East South Street
End All Price Ceilings On Meats Urged By Farm Leaders
Washington March 29 Albert S Goss master of the National Grange and other farm leaders urged President Roosevelt to give Food Administrator Chester C Davis greater authority over farm prices They called for ending meat price ceilings and rationing limits to reduce chaos and prevent hunger They argued for a policy of buying supplies when glut periods occur and eliminating quotas and allocations Others invited to White House talks included Edward A O Neal James G Pattan and Ezra T Benson from major farm groups
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Washington
Albert S. Goss
National Grange
Farm Organization
Roosevelt
Chester C. Davis
Goss
Office of Price Administration
James G. Patton
National Farmers’ Union
Ezra T. Benson
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Thrill After Thrill For Emmitsburg Soldier
Emmitsburg dispatch chronicles Army Air Cadet Kenneth Kugler who returns home on furlough after three years at Pacific posts and Pearl Harbor. He learns of a new baby brother born a day before his arrival, the first Kugler child in 18 years, while continuing aviation cadet training in California.
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Emmitsburg
Kenneth Kugler
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Luther Kugler
Kugler
California
Allied report of Oro Bay raid and broader Pacific actions
Allied headquarters report six Japanese bombers raided Oro Bay in the Eastern Papuan coast causing slight damage and no casualties. The communique notes a mass raid by 40 bombers the day before and multiple strikes on Tocal Langgoer Wabsek Gasmata Cape Gloucester Madang Lae Saidor and Dododura areas with several enemy planes shot down and fires visible from low level attacks.
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Australia
Oro Bay
Allied
High
Buna
Kati Islands
Darwin
Tocal
Langgoer
Wabsek
Gasmata
Cape Gloucester
Madang
Saidor
Lae
Dododura
Two Wills Admitted To Probate In Orphans Court
Wills of Wilbur T. Moorehead and Mrs Helen F Beachley were admitted to probate by the Orphans Court. Moorehead estate assets were held jointly with his widow Hilda B. Moorehead to clear title to a $500 automobile. Beachley estate lists real estate valued at $15 000 and personal property at $300 with four children named as heirs and executors. The brothers Clyde H Beachley Esther V Biser Mary N Coblentz and Nora F Magaha are named as heirs. if the husband predeceased the four would share the estate. An unrelated note mentions eel breeding behavior with up to 10 000 000 eggs per spawn.
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Wilbur T. Moorehead
Sabilasville
Helen F. Beachley
Martin H. Q. Beachley
Orphans’ Court
Moorehead
Hilda B. Moorehead
Beachley
Soseph A. Gensler
Harry C. Warren
Mary N. Coblentz
Nora F. Magaha
Jacob Rohrback
Leona G. Mercer
Referendum proposed on Sunday movies in Frederick
Robert L. Grove proposes a June municipal election referendum to decide if Sunday movies and sports events should be allowed in Frederick. He notes balanced sentiment, supports giving voters a direct say, and aims to aid youth by offering constructive recreation while avoiding church-hour showings.
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Frederick
Robert L. Grove
Frederick County
Frederick City
Delegate Grove
Grove
Association
Stolen Baby Carriage Recovered By Police
The Frederick Police Department recovered a stolen baby carriage within 15 minutes after Mrs. Gene Etchison reported it missing from in front of the Professional Building. Special Investigator Allen Bartgis and Officer Earl Sittig located the carriage on East Third Street, driven by a seven year old girl who police said is not mentally responsible. The girl would not reveal where she obtained the carriage, replying only that Santa Claus gave it to her.
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Frederick
Allen 5S. Bartgis
Earl Sittig
East Third Street
Gene Etchison
West Thirteenth Street
Santa Claus
Bartgis
North Market Street
Barigis
War Powers Bill Seeks Authority To Seize Plants
Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approves a bill to empower the government to seize and operate plants vital to defense when labor disputes interrupt production. The measure creates a defense wage board and outlines seizure conditions and administration approval. Also, Lloyd Ransom Roberts, a delinquent youth, is committed to Maryland Training School for Boys.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary
van Nuys
D-Ind
Connally
D-Tex
John L. Lewis
Lewis
War Labor Board
War and Navy Departments
Maritime Commission
Senate
White House
Carnwally
State Farm Machinery In Good Condition Described
Baltimore on March 29 Dr Harold F Cotterman State supervisor of vocational agriculture described farm machinery in Maryland as good and said farmers repairing gear would meet the states 194 production goals More than 3000 farmers had training and benefited from farm machinery courses begun January 1942 by the vocational education department Training repair centers were organized in every county under farm machinery experts who instructed farmers in mending equipment The courses cover welding soldering fitting parts and other skills essential to maintain usable equipment Cotterman praised farmers improvised equipment including wagons and tractors from discarded automobile parts Emphasis on care operation and maintenance of equipment was stressed Training had three purposes to boost wartime food production to create a reserve of semi skilled mechanics and to guide rural individuals toward industrial training if needed
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Baltimore
Harold F. Cotterman
Maryland
Cotterman
Dr. Cotterman
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Tee
James J. Lindsay
Wilmer Fell Davis
Caroline
St John’s College
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Chestertown
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Earl Shipley
R.cerpalt
Judicial Proceedings Committee
Shipley
House
Merriand
Cardinal Pellegrinetti
U.S
Ilegal
Brothers In Arms
Arthur Moere
Themas Moore
Emmmitsburg
Green
Murray
Truman Committee
William Green
APT
Istanding
Philip Murray
CIO Cuting
Feagaville W. C
Tr. U
Feagaville
Austin Renn
John Krantz
E. C. Benn
Eugene Renn
Leroy C. Horine
Pri
Edgar W. Peemroy
Pvt. Peemroy
Betty Peemroy
Fort MacArthur
San Pedro
Calif
Lear
Colored Methodist
Oldfield
Mt. Pleasant
Libertytown
Eac Curch
Houck
Jr Frederick
Thomas Strather
Leroy Wilson
Burall’s Cycle Shop
E. Patrick BT
Delphey
West Patrick St
House Beautiful
Waverly Bonded Fabrics
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
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