Black Market Threat Highlighted By OPA Leader
Leo H. McCormick warns at Frederick Nar Price and Rationing Board that the black market is the greatest U S menace. He cites 18 percent counterfeit gagli ne coupons in Baltimore, notes counterfeiters moving into all ration fields, and urges citizens to act as a committee of one to deny purchases. He compares the issue to wartime enemy actions and references the Florentine case and Hoover warnings. Easter program details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Nar Price and Rationing Board
Leo H. McCormick
OPA
America
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Virginia
Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
McCormick
Germany
Italy
Testimony Set For Saturday In Staub Appeal
Further testimony in the Staub criminal appeal, a Frederick grocer convicted for failure to install sanitary sewer connections, will be heard Saturday at 10 in Circuit Court before Chief Judge Delaplaine. The case has lingered three years. not guilty pleaded February 16. Summonses issued for Kennedy Keefer Mobley Oden and Kefauver. Magistrate Bennett fined $10 after the case sat open. Jacob Rohrback represents Staub. Edward J. Smith for the Mayor and Aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Marshall Staub
Frederick Grocer
Alton Y. Bennett
Edward S. Delaplaine
Delaplaine
Francis L. Kennedy
Frank J. Keefer
George L. Mobley
Edward P. Oden
E. C. Kefauver
Bennett
Jacob Rohrback
Edward J Smith
Stimson Says Allies Faced Setbacks at Cassino
Washington reports that War Secretary Stimson acknowledged Allied failure at Cassino while noting major Italian front gains. He praised German soldiers as obstinate and effective, cited air and ground losses, and stressed broader Allied success including Italy out of war, fleet captured, and 19 German divisions pinched to the Italian front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cassino
Stimson
Rome
Italy
Cassing
Pacific
Luftwaffe
Europe
House Deaf To Stimson Plea For 4-F Labor Corps
Washington reports a House Military Subcommittee recommended immediate induction of 4-Fs for a special Army work corps, despite Secretary Stimson’s opposition. The panel urged using 4-Fs for labor duty, deferment of those in industry, and drafting a supporting law. The move aims to shift 4-Fs into essential civilian jobs while avoiding large labor battalions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
War Stimson
War Department
Department
Costello D-Cahip
Navy
Armed Services
Army
Robert Patterson
Slumson
Congress
Stimson
Siun-su
Patterson
Ralph A. Bard
Patteron
Setback In Farm Tool Distribution
Maryland farm officials warn of a shortage in delivery of tractors and labor saving tools threatening food production. Maryland Farm Bureau president Roy C F Weagley cites under supply against a 1 148 tractor quota while AAA administrator Dudley C Aist notes even 3 000 tractors may not satisfy current demand. Farmers report purchasing certificate rationed tools is unavailable as manpower limits push more to tractor operations and urgent needs for combines balers cormbinders and other equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Roy C. F. Weagley
Maryland Farm Bureau
Dudley C. Aist
Maryland Agricultural Adjustment
Rist
State
AAA
Rust
Pvt Windsor Died in South Pacific War
Word of Pvt Windsor Wilam Windsor son of Mr and Mrs Wilam Windsor of Urbana arrived by War Department telegram. He died March 25 from a fractured skull sustained in the South Pacific area believed in New Guinea time in service over two and a half years. Relatives had been notified of serious illness before the wire reported his death. The injury likely occurred March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleo Norman Windsor
Wilam Windsor
Urbana
South Pacific
War Department
Pfc. Windsor
New Guinea
Pacific
Windsor
Co-ops Unite Under Maryland Federated Group
The Federated Cooperatives of Maryland Inc held its first annual meeting at Hotel Frederick uniting Farmers Co operative Association Farm Bureau Petroleum Products Farmers Milling Supply Association Cooperative Thurmont and Farmers Cooperative Union Bridge. Sixty delegates elected eight directors to organize April 7. Directors include Daniel J. Thomas Wilbur W. Baker Maurice D. Coblentz Howard T. Smith Ray H. Smith J Herbert Snyder Merril H Ramsburg and E C Speaks. The group aims to unify purchasing selling and management after a 2.5 million dollar combined business in 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Cooperatives of Maryland, Inc
Hotel Frederick
Farmers Co-Operative Association, Inc
This City
Farm Bureau Petroleum Products
Farmers Milling & Supply Association Cooperative
Thursmont
Farmers Cooperative, Inc
Union Bridge
Daniel J. Thomas
Wilbur W. Baker
Maurice D. Coblentz
Howard T. Smith
Ray H. Smith
J. Herbert Snyder
Union Bridge Cooperative
Merril H Ramsburg
Thurmont Cooperative
E. C. Speaks
Petroleum Cooperative
Mr. Speaks
Federated Cooperative
Leroy Dinterman
Morris A. Zentz
Vernon Fisher
Milton O
Charles A. Lewis
P. W. McKay
Roy M. Fisher
Claude Ahalt
Fos
List of names appears in historical roster or notice
The fragment lists numerous individuals including Angleberger Shirley Boo Cletus Brandenburg Guy Baker Vincent Biser P Coblentz J W Cook Harry Rout zahn R R Rhoderick C H Rems berg C P Smith Jr E C Speaks C W Smith E C Lanner J E Ferrer Frank A Gardner E M Hamilton C P Saylor W Snader Baker Guy Cookson Jr L H Cricken berger Russell Dutrow J A Engle Sterling Grumbine Dorsey Gaither Daniel S Guyton R L Hargett J W Howard C W Kent R E Kling A M Mercer A M Pitzer L W Putman J Homer Remsberg Charles Riggs Austin Trout H I Thomas Edwin Thomas Charles E Walker John Watkins William Wilcom William L Wachter Walter E Burall C H Holter Edward F Holter Dr Thomas H Paul Hull W H Main John D Young Edwin A Englar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Angleberger
Shirley Boo
Cletus Brandenburg
Guy Baker
Vincent Biser
P. ©. Coblentz
J. W. Cook
Harry Routzahn
R. R. Rhoderick
C. H. Remsberg
C. P. Smith
E. C. Speaks
C. W. Smith
E. C. Lanner
J. E. Ferrer
Frank A. Gardner
E. M. Hamilton
C. P. Saylor
W. Snader Baker
Guy Cookson, Jr
L. H. Cricken
Berger
Russell Dutrow
J. A. Engle
Sterling Grumbine
Dorsey Gaither
Daniel S. Guyton
R. L. Hargett
J.W. Howard
C. W. Kent
R. E.kling
A. M. Mercer
A. M. Pitzer
L. W. Putman
J. Homer Remsberg
Charles Riggs
Austin Trout
H. I. Thomas
Edwin Thomas
Charles E. Walker
John Watkins
William Wilcom
William L. Wachter
Walter E. Burall
C. H. Holter
Edward F. Holter
Dr. Thomas
H. Paul Hull
W. H. Main
John D. Young
Edwin A. Englar
Sharon Mother of 13 Praises World's Tonic
Mrs. Rosa Pritt of Sharon near Charleston recounts how World's Tonic eased her constipation and related ailments. She reports relief from stomach upset, heartburn, belching, bloating, dizzy spells, headaches, and irritability, noting improved sleep and appetite after using the laxative stomachic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Rosa Pritt
Charleston
W. Va
Sam Salmon
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S. Menace
St Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Sunday School
Mary Frances Warner
R. Kresge
Barbara Klipp
Sarah Ramsburg
Ruth Ramsburg
Ruth Lambert
Patsy Lambert
Mildred Klipp
Doris Martz
Joseph Clem
Kenneth Klpp
Walter Kesser
Madeline Lenhart
Merhie Ramsburg
Donald Lenhart
Bobbie Warner
Bobbie Lambert
Cne
Dorothy Wachter
Shirley Wachter
Fork
Evansville
Ind
Rudy York
Tiger
Selective Service Board
Cartersville
York
Signature Auto—Furniture
Frederick
Frederick L
Ditmar
Market Streets
Wreperick
la Sieg
Valencia
Chelsea
China and Silver Club
He Aitshe
Reewelry
BLDG
Pvt. Windsor
Oloot and Furs
Gordon Smith
East Seventh Street
Mr. Smith
Lucky
Western Hillbillies
Smith
Grace Weddle
Leon Crummitt
Lester Allison
Stone
Frank Stone
Alvie Wiles
Floyd Smith
Wilmer Lee
Dixon
James
Albert
Jerry
Franklin
Richard Crummutt
Mabel
Betty Jane Cook
Christine
Helen Smith
Mary Jane
Pamine Crummitt
Anna Belle Repp
Joe Young
Himy
P. D. Koons, Jr
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
William J. Harvie
Baltimore Bank For Cooperatives
S. M. Thompson
The
Bank For Cooperatives
Thompson
Homengle Home
S Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
W. Patrick—N. Market
W. Fourth Sts
West Patrick and
West College Terrace
Square Corner
Camp Detrick
Camp Detrick Ar
Square Corner Ar
W. Patrick & W. College
Wilson Place
W. Fourth—N. Market
W. Patrick Sts
Potomac Motor Lines, Inc
Keystone
Nicodemus Paint
Court St
Williamson's
Mes
Woodsboro
Man
Woodsboro and
Creagerstown
Sorre
Good
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Poland
China
Oklahoma
M. W. Stitely
Huffman
Null, Bowlus and Trout
Gail L. Catshall
H. C. Dorcus
St. John’s Reformed Church
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