WPB Bans Civilian Use Of Iron And Steel
The War Production Board ordered a 90 day halt on iron and steel in over 400 civilian items. Bathups, cash registers, appliance parts, beds, kitchenware and beauty devices are banned with limited processing allowed for 15 days and 75 percent of prior monthly metal use for 45 days. Administrative centers shift to New York with a new appeals system.
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Washington
War Production Board
WPB
Donald M Nelson
New York City
Country Club
Army
Navy
Maritime Commission
Court News Marriage Licenses and Divorces Listing
Court notices list marriage licenses for Arthur Linn Jr and Mary Conrad Hyattsville. Claude Rameburg and Ethel Showe. Donald Sweeney and Betty Ridenour. others from Pennsylvania and Virginia. Divorces include Poole Eyser Piggott and Hess Ferguson Fossett and Bowie, with property deeds and equity cases filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Justus Linn, Jr
University Park
Mary Catherine Conrad
Hyattsville
Claude T. Rameburg
Lewistown
Ethel M. Showe
Franklin Street
This City
Donald W. Sweeney
Thurmont
Betty Ridenour
Emmitsburg
Charles L. Eckman
Paradise
Evelyn R. Troop
Kinzer
Harold S. Viris
Jefferson
Cletia V. Bartlett
Brunswick
James E. Green
Point of Rocks
Helen Irene Green
Lucketts
Thomas C. Poole
Trail Avenue
Gertrude V. Eyser
Water Street
Earl A. Rutherford
Charles Town
W Va
Pearl E. Whittington
Rawson
W. Va
Fiaua
Jockey Palumbo Injured In Auto Crash Near Unionville
Jockey Sammy Palumbo, 32, of Quakertown Pa, sustained head and facial injuries when his car left the Liberty road near Unionville, struck a power pole, and overturned. He said he slept at the wheel and was treated at Frederick City Hospital before being discharged. He was en route from Baltimore to Charles Town WV to ride next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Palumbo
Liberty Road
Unionville
Frederick City
William M. Houck
Baltimore
Charles Town
W. Va
Houck
Palumbo
Quakerstown
Spring Student Recital at Hooa College In Brod Beck Hall
The second spring recital by Hooa College music department features Miss Louise Null from Doubs opening with a piano solo, followed by Miss Sara Louise Herr from Akron Pa singing four numbers. Betty Jane Black of York Pa performs next on piano. Frances Culler from Baltimore and Betty Williford of White Plains N Y sing two pieces including the Flower Duet from Madame Butterfly. Paul B Beckhelm conducts and Rose Marie Larkin from West Reading Pa accompanies with a Mozart concerto and Culler closes with four selections.
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Hooa College
Nume
Brodbeck Hall
Louise Null
Doubs
Sara Louise Herr
Akron
Betty Jane Black
York
Black
Frances Culler
Baltmore
Betty Williford
White Plains
N. Y
Paul B Beckhelm
Rose Marie Larkin
West Reading
Thurmont Over Tops United China Relief Campaign
Thurmont surpassed its $250 goal by raising 31750 for United China Relief. Chairman J E Prendergast credited the committee members and teachers for the success including Mrs Stanley Damuth HAC Sylvester Mrs Joseph Goldsborough Mrs Roebers Remet Benjamin Eyler Mrs J E Prendergast Mrs Mehrle Ecker Rev Ivan G Naugle Jules Bernstein Mrs Ross V Smith Mrs Dallas Reid Wilbur Freeze Harold Lau and local elementary and high school teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
United China
J E Prendergast
Prendergast
Stanley Damuth
Hac
Sylvester
Joseph Goldsborough
Roebers RY Remet
Benjamin Eyler
J. E Prendergass
Mehrle Ecker
Ivan G. Naugle
Jules Bernstein
Ross V. Smith
Dallas "Reid
Wilbur Freeze
Harold Lau
Elementary Land High Schools
Third list to exempt military articles from stop order
The text notes a third list being prepared to permanently exempt military articles from the stop-order. It also mentions special restrictions on roofing and siding output limited to 20 percent of a manufacturer’s 1940 production for the remainder of the year.
Record Prices Set At Aberdeen Angus Auction Sale
Dr. Robert E. Cook of Eatontown New Jersey paid 3750 dollars for a heifer sired by Glencarnock Eric of Cremona grand champion at the 1941 International Livestock Show The sale at Aberdeen Angus consignment sold 40 head for 21290 dollars averaging 532 per head Local animals withdrawn due to Bangs disease rules bidders came from Maryland Pennsylvania New York New Jersey Virginia and West Virginia Col Roy Johnson was the auctioneer Kenneth Litten judged the morning show
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Robert E. Cook
Eatontown
N. J
Glencarnock Eric
Cremona
Cremona Farms
Mechanicsville
Glencarnock Buxton
Uae
Audelul Stock Farms
Worton
Lee Showers
Pittsburgh
Twiford Farm
Stevenson
Cold Saturday Farm
Finksburg
Bangs
Larry McPhail
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Belair
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Virginia
West Virginia
Col
Roy Johnson
Kenneth Litten
Army War Expositions Set for Major Cities This Summer
The Army will stage war expositions featuring sham battles in major city stadiums this summer. Receipts go to Army Emergency Relief. The tour opens June 4 in Baltimore then visits Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York and Boston before moving to the Midwest. Exhibits cover training food clothing housing and weapons with tanks artillery and other equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Robert P. Patterson
War Department
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Middle West
Patterson
Questionnaires Mailed Out by Local Draft Boards
Frederick County and Draft Board No. 2 announce mailed questionnaires for Order Numbers 10851 to 10900 and 10,701 to 10,730. The lists name registrants with street addresses including Brunswick Frederick Emmitsburg Monrovia and Urbana, among others, and note the distribution by board and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Michael Jacob Hahn
Ceresville
Paul William Koogle
Brunswick Street
Brunswick
Forrest Delaney Haugh
Fairview Avenue
Richard Lee Magaha
Frederick
Sherman William Lowry
Potomac Street
Arlington
Albert Ayers
Terrace Avenue
Cecil Wyatt
Howard Preston Smallwood
Point of Rocks
Grayson Franklin Shull
Patrick Street
Leon Grant Schraum
Delaware Avenue
Lloyd Grayson Coblentz
Middletown
Franklin Charles Proctor
Ice Street
Hass Warteis Sautuets
Jefferson
Wesley Vanderbilt Wachter
Arthur Lee Hume
Adamstown
Carl Samuel Zimmerman
Park Avenue
Russell Mathias Adalt
Washington Street
Harry Lee Forrest
Fourth Avenue
Donald George Walters
Walkersville
Norman S. Remsberg
Harold Rudell Trout
West Fourth Street
Ira Jacob Cline
Braddock
Albert Leroy
Archie Grayson Crummitt
Dill Avenue
Clarence Calvin -Rice
Harvey Lee
Thomas Adamstown
Roy Henson Runkles
Knoxville
Clyde Otto Koons
North Market Street
Richard Creighton Kine
D Street
Richard Michael Anders
West South Street
Harry Kati Harner, Jr
East Second Street
Enos Carnes
Philip Harlan Beard
Jennings Shaft Waskey
Lander
Ralph Walter Manuel
Alonzo Randolph Thomas
John Willian Foxle
East Church Street
David Hammond Cashour
Bord Wilbert Sonifrank
Clarence Henry Pierce
Tenth Avenue
Leslie Albert Masser
Eugene Howard
East
Vance Elmer Thompson
Lewis McGrath Anthony Crum
George Albert Wolfe
Fernanda Talbert
West Fifth Street
Lewis Conrad Specht
Ellsworth Asmond Hebb
James Nelson Page
West All Saints Street
Jesse Carter Harrison
Frederick County
Wilbur Marcellus Fox
Sabillasville
Arno Granville Page
Urbana
Glenn Russell Leatherman
Robert Norman Dorsey
Mt. Airy
Donald Snyder Mar
List of names from Emmitsburg and nearby towns
Daniel Eyler Emmitsburg Roger William Curfman Libertytown Jesse Downey Cook Nameville Paul Samuel Hoffman Thurmont Garland Lee Bollinger Emmitsburg John Joseph Gall Thurmont Carl William Baumgardner Taneytown Lewis William McPherson Lantz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Eyler
Emmitsburg
Roger William Curfman
Libertytown
Jesse Downey Cook
Nameville
Paul Samuel Hoffman
Thurmont
Garland Lee Bollinger
John Joseph Gall
Carl William Baumgardner
Taneytown
Lewis William McPherson
Lantz
Cases Tried Monday Night In Police Court
Ernest Shoemaker was convicted of drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Affected by witnesses Mary Smith, Mrs. White, and the Beaches, he was fined $10 plus costs. Edward Hargett and Clarence Washington were fined for drunkenness on the street. Zimmerman and Stine among others faced fines for speeding and reckless driving. Dozens of collateral forfeitures were listed for drunkenness fighting and other offenses. Several cases were postponed or set for later hearings with fines ranging from $2.50 to $25.80 and costs.
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Ernest Shoemaker
Alton Y. Bennett
Mary Smith
White
Harry Beach
Atttorney
Reno S. Harp
Edward Hargett
Clarence Washington
Corp
Truman Moon
Roscoe D. Zimmerman
West Seventh Street
Zimmerman
Corp. Moon
Earl F. Stine
Kevmar
Roger E. Fogle
New Midway
Cornelius J. Boyle
Elmer Carty
Wilbur Carty
Joe Shane
Robert Marry Cline
Henry Gray
A. B. Jones
Viola Brown
Carson Simms
John Keenan
Effie Herbert
Joseph Hill
James W. Waugh
Funkstown
Bartley J. Wylie
Allison Park
Murl Poling
Winferd Perkinson
Norman Dietz
Patrick M. Schnauffer
W. Jerome Offutt
Perkinson
Kenneth Johnson
Frederick Baumgardner
James I. Fox
Frank Dorsey
Martin Kanade
Emmitsburg Voters Name Hoke Burgess
Emmitsburg residents chose Joseph R. Hoke to succeed Richard M. Zacharias as burgess in a tight municipal contest. Mt. Airy elected five councilmen from seven candidates, while Walkersville and Myersville saw light turnout and mixed results with incumbents largely returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Joseph R. Hoke
Richard M. Zacharias
Burgess
Walkersville
Myersville
Mt. Airy
Hoke
Harry W. Bellison
Lindsay L. Browning
Nathan G. Dorsey
Carl W. Smith
Walter L
Burgess Kent C Nicodemus
Baxter Murphy
John W. Eldridge
Avery R. Browning
John M. Grossnickle
William S. Wachiel Hoke
Lloyd G. Ohler
Burgess-elect Hoke to be inducted May 12 in Endmitsburg
Vote tally lists Hoke 170, J Norman Flax 52, Lawrence Mondorff 30, J Frageis Kreitz 3, Claude Smith 2. Hoke, longtime Endmitsburg resident and St Josephs Church property supervisor, will be inducted next Tuesday May 12 at a re organization meeting. Keeney starts Walkersville duties June 1. Myersville officials plan Friday reorganizations. General Motors declares 50 cents a share dividend payable June 12 to holders of record May 14. prior payments and annual totals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
Hoke
J. Norman Flax
Lawrence L. Mondorff
J. Frageis Kreitz
Claude E. Smith
Endmitsburg
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Keeney
Walkersville
Myersville
General Motors
New York
General Motors Corp
V for Victory Leaves Displayed by Local Woman
A rose bush in Mrs. Amelia Wiles yard at Athletic Park yielded a leaf shown at the News-Post office by Carlos Wiles bearing three white V shapes on green. A curious note reminded readers that a human body's muscles make up about forty percent of weight.
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Amelia Wiles
Athletic Park
The
News-Post
Carlos Wiles
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Irvin W. Fossett
iLois M Bowie
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Jane Horan Pingley
Winchester
Joyce A. Bearden
Jesse Roger Brown
Alice L Barrick
Ellsworth C. Valentine
Gilmore R Flautt
Clarence A Tobery
Susie Thomas
State Roads Commission
Bertha Flax
J. Norman
Angus Heifer
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Williamson
Melvin M. Engle
Otexs
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Stieff
Silver Stieff
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Axis
Frederick County National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Home Seal Loan Co
N. Court St
Uncle Sam
Markell&Ford Wood
Hoke Burgess
Keystone
Nicodemus
Socony- Vacuum
Sheee la Parr
Oia
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