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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1944

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8

Secretary Knox Is Buried With Full Honors

Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox was buried with full honors at Arlington National Cemetery. A two mile cortege wound through the streets as envoys and uniformed representatives of the United Nations stood in tribute. President Roosevelt was absent, but Mrs. Roosevelt attended with her daughter, while Britain's Navy marked the day with flags at half-mast. Knox died at 70 after a series of heart attacks.

Washington Frank Knox Arlington National Cemetery United Nations Arlington Navy Roosevelt Knox John Boettiger

Will Of Brunswick Man Probated Here

Will of Herbert E. Cooper of Brunswick admitted to probate in Orphans Court. Estate to be shared by children with home and furniture kept for daughters Margaret Helen and Elsie. Executors Howard and Glenn Cooper qualified. real estate valued at 1800. Will dated August 9 1943. Witnesses Charles L. Utterback and Ella R. Hogan. Also administratrix Minnie T Norris reported 300 personal property. remainder held jointly. Casper E. Cline Jr named administrator in Sarah B. Shultz estate. assets reported 1920. ORDERS END OF STRIKE Washington May 2 War Labor Board orders Foremen's Association of America to end strike at Bridges Manufacturing Co Detroit. walkout of 1000 foremen hampered. Plant closed amid spread to Hudson Motor Car Co where 600 plants left jobs.

Orphans Court Herbert E. Cooper Brunswick Margaret Helen Elsie Cooper Howard Glenn Cooper Charles L. Utterback Ella R. Hogan Minnie T. Norris George B. Norris Casper E. Cline, Jr Ada “Rater T. A Sarah B. Shultz Washington War Labor Board Foremen's Association of America Briges Manufacturing Co Detroit Connor Huceun Motor Car Co

Stream son stationed in India amid service ties

In Tidia Pvt. Stream, son of Mr and Mrs P H Stream of Dickerson is stationed somewhere in India, reflecting military or civilian posting abroad as part of ongoing service.

Pvt. Stream P. H. Stream Dickerson India

Democratic Primary Returns GRANGES MEET

Three granges held a joint meet at the Grange hall Feaga Bailenger Creagers Ruesis. Officers of the Braddock organization filled the chairs. Lecturer Charles Strine Creagerstown led the program with opening remarks by Raymond Putman and multiple readings, songs, and remarks from Mrs Hubbard Miss Fisher Mrs Putman Mr Hubbard Mrs Cora Fi Spring tas Came and Anna Springer. Lester Fisher spoke at a Ballenger Grange business meeting. T F Zimmerman reported on the Interstate Farmers Council meeting in Baltimore. Khaki cloth is woven from five suilereat calased Mseads.

Feaga- Bailenger Creagers- Ruesis Braddock Organization Charles Strine Creagerstown Iso Raymond Putman Mrs. Hubbard M Fisher Mrs. Putman Mr .Hubbard Cora Fi Fisher Anna Springer Belonzi M Zents Roy Fisher Lester Fisher Ballenger Grange T. F. Zimmerman Interstate Farmers Council Baltimore

Thousands of Frederick Children Parade for National Boys and Week

Some three thousand Frederick schoolchildren marched in review before Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger to inaugurate National Boys and Week. About a thousand younger children formed the crowd along Fourth and Market to Baker Park, amid orderly, militarily toned displays by girls, boys, Scouts and school groups. Police managed traffic with almost no incidents as bands, color guards, and Victory Corps units highlighted the event through Market to Baker Park.

Frederick Hugh V. Gittinger Fourth Market Streets Baker Park Giltinger Board of Defen Alvin G YAEC W.W. Willis Fees Sell Koung Scout T. W. Wilson Salyvalion Army J. W. Bruner Colored Bligh School Victory Corps Bes Week Revnes Charles Beil Harold Basore S. FL Scinta F. 77 Frederick High School St. John’s ‘High School Ms.s.d Te Lincoln Fery Maryland State M.S.S.D Tovaliy Istitution Elm Street Guatemala Cuba Uruguay Pana Chile Venezuela Costa Rica Colombia Ecuador Peru Breconduras Mex Street Chester G. Clemorah Washington Membesar Marketeer Patric Werti Baker Var West Bent

Miss Florence Trail Will Probated In Orphans Court

Miss Florence Trail's will and codicils were probated in Orphans Court as seven nieces and one nephew share in the estate, after Miss Bertha Trail predeceased her. Assets in Florence Trail and Bertha Trail estates total over $58,000 with specific bequests, including jewelry, books, and personal items, and an executrix named as Theresa McElfresh Trail Mathias.

Tate Florence Trail Miss Trail Charles E. Trail Miss Bertha Trail Miss Florence Trail Anna Trail Harding Constance Warding Arianna Belt Arnold Syracuse WN. Y Grace Trail Port Deposit Bertha Trail Edgar K. Moore Charles B. T. Mendrickson Wir Anna Mi Harding Grace W. Trail Trail Georgetown Pike Testatrixn Mna McFtfresh Beilani Malian Constance Harding London Art Journal Mur Grace Math Theresa McElfresh Rebecca Notre Dame de ' Dame Rarvick All Saints Protestant Episco Blanche Ross C. Elizabeth Knott Miss Berth Trail Russ Amaret E. Cruming Mre. Ross Willian Dusenhurs Testatrix Ali Leainis Church

Peg Morgan Dies Of Burns In Woods Fire

William R. Peg Morgan dies after clothing and wooden leg burn when resting on a stump during a woods fire near Frederick Junction Route 240. Firemen contained the blaze. Morgan had recently bought land at a tax sale and started the fire. Survived by two daughters Tina Wunsch and Ava R Cole Laurel and brother Pvt Glenn O. Morgary overseas. Funeral arrangements announced.

William R. “Peg” Morgan Frederick Junction Horace M. Alexander Morgan Sherif Alexander Charles W. Poole Independent Hose Company Tina Wunsch Dover Ava R. Cole Laurel Pvt Glenn OQ Margary St Patrick Street Mt. Olivet Cemete J . Harry E. Carty Funeral Directors

Brothers in Service Flickingers Sons of Keymar Parents

Cpl Emory Leroy Flickinger stationed at North Camp Polk Louisiana enlisted March 24 1943 in the armed forces and Cpl John W Flickinger enlisted in the Air Corps May 1942 has been in England since June 1943 both sons of Mr and Mrs William Flickinger of Keymar.

Cpl Emory Leroy Flickinger North Camp Polk Armed Forces John W. Flickinger Air Corps England William Flickinger Keymar

Seventy-Four Draft Registrants Named in Frederick County Call

Frederick County draft board summoned thirty seven white registrants to report for pre induction physical examination in Baltimore within ten days. Two colored residents were ordered to separate camps for induction. The list includes John Arthur Renner, Walter Brown Benchoff, Ernest Eugene Shank, and many others from Frederick, Mt. Airy, Emmitsburg, Thurmont, Woodsboro, and surrounding towns. Colored registrant Lester Morgan Lyles was called, with James Randolph Jackson and others sent to Camp Lee or Fort Meade on dates not specified.

Frederick County Baltimore John Arthur Renner Rt. 1 Keymar Stonewall Jackson Bell Rt. 1, Mt. Airy: Walter Brown Benchoff. Sabillasville Ernest Eugene Shank Myersville Cecil Patrick Keepers Waynesboro Peter Donald Herring Emmitsburg Hammond Jacob Daniel Gaugh Frederick Raymond Clarence DeBerry Taneytown Charles Gilmore Etzler Mt. Airy Wilbur Benjamin Smith Woodsboro Guy Joseph Topper Edward Amos Lewis Dover Yingling Thurmont John Wilson Young Bernard George Lewis Paul Nesbit Sanders Woodrow Mercer Fourth St Hubert Lee Hurley Lewis Elmer Simith Lantz Arthur Giliia Esworthy Magnolia Ave Robert Clarence Eiker Lester Morgan Lyles Burkittsville Camp Lee James Randolph Jackson Fort George G. Meade

4 H Club Schedule for Montgomery County May Meetings

Montgomery County 4 H clubs announce May meetings at various locations. Reckville hosts May 1 with Miss M Turner county home agent presenting. Grenacho May 6, Adar Grove and Clarke Poolesville May 13, Sunshine May 19, Foxville May 22, Shady Grove May 27 Laytonsville.

Reckville Mitss M. Turne Montgomery County Grenacho Adar Grove Clarke Poolesville Sunshine Foxvate Shady Grove Laytonsville

Elections In Three Towns Voters reelect incumbents. Joy unseats Emmitsburg official

Voters in Emmitsburg Mt and Myersville re-elected incumbents with a surprise in Emmitsburg where Commissioner James Arnold was defeated by Austin Joy. Final counts show continued incumbents in Myersville and Mt Airy with Burgess John W Eldridge re-elected in Myersville and Nathan G Dorsey elected mayor in Mt Airy. New and returning council members include Browning Bellison Spurrier Harris Langdon Wachtel and Grabill with organize dates set for meetings and reorganizations in coming days.

Emmitsburg Myersville James Arnold Austin Joy Mit Airy Burgess Jo. R. Hoke Emry Nathan G. Dorsey Mt. Airy Harris Spurrier Grabill John W. Eldridge Burgess Avery Braing John R. Langdon William 3. Wachtel Grayson E. Doub John W. Kinnaman John O. Shepley Browning Doub Kinnaman Langdon Shepley Wachtel Circuit Court

Rational Faith As The Core Of Religion In Baltimore Sermon

Dr. Harold A. Bosley of Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church spoke at Hood College, arguing that true religion rests on rational faith in God. He cited clear knowledge of God as essential for intelligent participation, asserted evidence of order and purpose counters doubt, and called Jesus a reliable path to God.

Harold A. Bosley Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church Baltimore Hood College Brodbeck Hall Bed-Rock Dr. Bosley Jesus

Used car dealer Bopst faces false pretense charge

Alvin M. Bopst of this city was arrested Monday by state police on a warrant from Joseph M. Rickards. He was charged with false pretense for selling an automobile under existing sale terms and released on a $300 bond pending September grand jury action.

Bopst Joseph M. Rickards Alvin M. Bopst

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