White Sentenced for Tax Evasion in Federal Court
Walter W. White of Cumberland, a pinball and slot machine dealer, received six months in prison and a $27,300 fine after pleading guilty to income tax evasion covering 1941 through 1945. Prosecution alleged $73,100 in unpaid taxes. White has repaid $63,000 with $22,600 outstanding.
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Baltimore
Walter W. White
Cumberland
Novelty
W. Calvin Chesnut White
Cumberland City Prite
White
Atherland
Marriland
T White
Whit
Local Social Notes Highlight Drapers and Harne Families
Garfield and Smithsburg residents visit kin across towns in gatherings at Draper and Harne homes. A birthday dinner honors Mrs Draper with relatives including Kugler and Draper families present. Quinsy illness sidelines Marvin Marker briefly while a Smithsburg trip by Kuhn Harne and Burkittsville Harne parties to Minnesota and Creston is noted.
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Garfield Garfield
Carroll Draper
Linda
Smithsburg
Edgar Draper
Ralph Lewis
Beulah Draper
Ruth Harne
W. D.L. Harne
Pauline Lewis
Lester Harbaugh
Hagerstown
Marvin Marker
Rex Kuhn
Garfield
Albert Harne
Burkittsville
United States
Harne
Alonzo
Minnesota
Roy Harne
Creston
Alonza Harne
Kuhn
Willam Toms
Agai
Mary Lewis
Mary Jane
Ellen Lewis
John Kugler
James Harne
W. D. L. Harne
Robert, Wiles
Blerhl Harne
Glen Harold
William Miller
George
Emiline Draper
Isabelle Draper
Frederick
Stanley Draper
Pauline Draper
Martin Draper
Rehearsing Arline Judge Prepares Sixth Wedding
Arline Judge rehearses for her sixth wedding with Lance while her divorce from fifth husband Bob Topping frees him to wed Lana Turner. George Ross Jr. and other figures practice at a threshold ceremony in New York as the American Legion City Softball League plans an exhibition game.
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Arline Judge
Bob Topping
Lana Turner
Miss Judge
Lance
George Ross Jr
New York
American Legion
Mountaindale
Rices Grocers
Kenny Shaw
Frederick
Baker Park
Eften
Norman Draper
VFW Team Opens Softball Season With Big Win
VFW beat Coca Cola 16 to 2 in Baker Park opener as Morgan, Keyser, and Shaffer fueled the attack. Summers joined in a triple play while Har vey walked and Kere scored on a wild pitch to cap the decisive second inning. Medics fall to Independents 17-1 as Firemen push 11 runs in third.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Baker Park
Coca Cola
Morgan
Vets
M. Keyser
Sutely
Willard
Shaffer
Harvey
Kere
Summers
Simon
Srunners
I __ Morgan, Treryar
Newton
Shaffer and Rice
Independent Hose Co
Medical Co. Aeng
HK CE
jMedics
Fleischman
Pete Gross
Norwood
Harris
Crabbs
Mary Lou’s wedding day meets a hard turning point
Dorothy Dix’s column presents Mary Lou anxious about leaving home as she prepares to marry John. She fears losing her family, familiar friends, and town life, while facing a new name, home, and social roles. The piece contrasts idealized bridal bliss with the loneliness and adaptation to a new life. It notes husbands’ work demands and the difficulty of forming new social circles after marriage.
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Dorothy Dix
Mary Lou
John
Twe
Dave
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Seventh grade Were the United States own rears S40 bullion of Ife insurance.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a seventh grade context and references the United States, bullion and Ife insurance, but details are unclear. The readable text lacks coherent facts, entities, or events to form a definite news item.
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United States
Ife Insurance
Next Week's Film Bills at Freder ik Aseaters
The schedule for Freder ik Aseaters reveals midweek runs from Sunday to Tuesday with Sitting Pretty starring Robert Young and Maureen. A March of Times and other shorts precede and follow, with Robin Hood and a batch of serial chapters. Multiple additions include Warner News and Pathe clips across the week.
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Frederik Aseaters
Pretty
Robert Young
Maureen
Crisvereal
Robin = Hood
Irrot Flan
Gia Dellavii
Ehac
P. Cameron
Cattivurm Titan
Warner News
Technicolar Pere
Gene Kiana
Screen Propellers
Cass
Warner Pathe News
Rochus
Sea Hound Acral
Little Pancho Vanilla
Fredenek
le Spp
Tough Guys and Deed End Kids in 1940s News Reel Mix
Warner Pathe News presents Cheyenne Take Over with Lash LaRue and a chapter of Dangers Cannon Mounted. A cartoon titled IL Taw Putty Tat appears. The piece notes jobs in Tata plants where babies are registered at birth for future employment.
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Tle
Warner Pathe News
Cheyenne
Lash LaRue
Tata
India
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Teff
Jaci Smith
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HIVE
VFW
Western States
City Recrea 2 Committee
Elm Street
Shoemaker
Spitfires
Blue Gals
Helen Gahasan Dowells
Gladhill Furniture Co., Inc
Middletown
Druid Theater
Sinker Sae Ee Amascus
Eddie Dean and
Roscoe Ates
Jean Porter
Jimmy Lydon
Ewes
Renevieve
Yey
Alan Ladd
Veronica Lake
Saigon
Bendix Home Laundry
Bendix
A. E. Fisher
East Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
the Modern Lighting CO
North Market ST. Frederick, MD
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Wallmark and
Storm & Shipley
Count’s Grill
Damascus, MD
Damascus
Walter Lang
Samuel Gengel
Dennis O'Keefe
POS
Ee City Opera House
Hopalong Cassidy
Fox
Tea Reas
Babe
Roo Cameron Catey Downs
Reed Hadley
Anne Gwynke
Blake Edwards
Divide
John Wayne
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