Bulk Of Estate Given Nephews
The bulk of a $44,000 estate is bequeathed to a nephew Norman A. Bolt of Gaithersburg and a great nephew, with half the remainder held in trust for Bolt’s son. The will and codicils of Ella May Harris, late of Hyattsville, were admitted to probate in the Orphans’ Court.
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Ella May Harris
Metho- Episcopal Church
Hyattstown
Norman A. Bolt
Gaithersburg
George D. Stull
Lucille E. Hoffman
M Harris
Hyattstown Church
Eva Anderson
Gertrude Hilleary
Jack Mitchell Gon
Norman A. Beir
West Church
Norman Gether Wilh
Tangitle
Norman A. Belt
I Trust
Norman Etchben Belt
Farmers Banking and Trust Company
Montgomery County
Norman A Belt
Norman Etchison Belt
Children’s Hospital
Washington
Montgomery
Frederick Counties
Board of Missions of
The
Methodst Episcopal Church
South
Feld
Charles E
Goldie A. Browning
Ch&y Browning
Browning
Brownings
Still Require Points New York May 13
The OPA regional board clarified ration rules causing confusion over plate beef items. It said the statement aimed to eliminate confusion after references to chuck roast and bone in cuts. meat rationing remains in force and some readers noted point allocations varied for steak and roast beef.
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New York
OPA
Union Bridge WLS Women Meet at Union Bridge Methodist Church
The Strawbridge zone of the WLS met at Union Bridge Methodist Church at 10:45 am on Thursday. Rev. A J Odell Osteen and Rev. James H. Richards led services. Mrs. Wendell Allen introduced district president Mrs Cyril Markley Cloh Shaw. Reports on Young People's Work and zone promotion were given. An honorary life membership was presented to Wendell Allen. Afternoon program featured The Silent Voice with Dr Gloria Wisner, a missionary in North Africa. Members discussed missions, schools, and homes in North Africa. Luncheon followed the morning session.
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Union Bridge
Strawbridge
WLS. CC. S
Methodist Church
C. P. Leatherbury
Strawsbridge
R. L. Wood
D. L. Ennis
Johnsville
Middleburs
Wendell
Mrarkby
Wendel Allen
Union Bridge Society
Cyril Markley
A! Soln
Osteen
Marguerite Anders
Gloria Wisner
North Africa
Amoon
Qakland Church of the Palapseo
Clarence Mackleshear
Mro
John Whitmore
Tourmont
Silvin Christi
Lee Aine
Washington, D. C
Mroo
Mes
David
Memorial Day plans unveil Honor Roll plaque in Hanover
Taneytown Laneytown committee discusses annual Memorial Day events with plans for an Honor Roll plaque near the World War II Memorial and a featured speaker. Mervyn Fuss chairs, David Smith secures, Charles Cashman treasurers. Junior I.C.F. Band to meet Thursday. summer engagements include Forest Park and Memorial Day music. May fire company drive underway through May. Birth party for Mary Alice May reveals guests and gifts. Corks wrapped in wax paper noted as acid-proof.
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Laneytown
Mervyn C. Fuss
David Smith
Charles Cashman
Treassurer
Forest Park
Hanover
Soft Coal Stocks Hit Lowest Since War Began
Washington May 84 The April 1 level of bituminous coal in consumer storage was the lowest since the war started. Secretary Ickes, Solid Fuels Administrator, said the shrinkage signals a slow attrition of national coal reserves and urged regions with supply to stock up in spring and summer.
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Washington
Ickes
Pennsylvania
Shipboard Bell Times Remain Uncertain
A fragment notes bells aboard the ship may ring at various times including before noon, noon, four pm, or midnight. The text provides no clear schedule or context, leaving the exact bell pattern and daily routine unresolved.
Glut of Hogs on Markets Sparks Price Extension
The War Food Administration announced a temporary extension of price support to lighter hogs from 180 to 200 pounds to relieve market glut. The current support for hogs 200 to 270 pounds remains at 13.75 dollars per hundred pounds in Chicago. Officials said the extension targets good to choice hogs and aims to deter sale of lighter, unfinished hogs.
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Washington
War Food Administration
Chicago
WFA
Feeder Line Air Service Application Withdrawn
Union Airways of Hagerstown Maryland withdrew its bid to run feeder line service to several Pennsylvania and New York cities north of Hagerstown. President J Henry Reisner asked that the withdrawal not prejudice future or other route applications and noted plans for south of Hagerstown routes.
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Washington
Union Airways
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
New York
J. Henry Reisner
Civil Aeronautics Board
Rochester
N.Y
Frederick
Maryland
Massena
Maryland Republicans urge cross party support from Democrats
Baltimore May 8 State GOP leader Galen L Tait told the Federation of Republican Women that UDP candidates must gain votes from many eager Democrats and that the campaign should target the state machine and New Dealers. He seeks a May 23 convention date and aims to boost Maryland representation in Congress and the Senate.
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Baltimore
Galen L. Tait
Maryland
Republican State Central Committee
UDP
Federation of Republican Women of Maryland, Inc
Tait
Congress
Senate
Sinatra Rushes To New York Hospital For Throat Infection
New York May 8 Frank Sinatra singer was taken to Mt Sinai Hospital suffering from throat infection and fever His physician Dr Irving B Goldman said the condition was not serious and he was improving tonight He had become ill last Saturday but finished radio commitments and then went to the hospital after his temperature rose Also mentions an unrelated note on snake venoms chemical analysis.
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New York
Frank Sinatra
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Irving B. Goldman
Sinatra
Goldman
Salvadoran President resigns after cabinet meeting
President Maximino Hernandez Martinez resigns after a cabinet conference amid a general strike. He had taken office in 1938 and was to serve until 1945. No details on the strike’s extent or motive are provided.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Maximino Hernande Martinez
Salvador
Martinez
Westminster Reelection for Mayor Mathias and Councilmen
Westminster voters reelected Mayor Joseph L. Mathias and councilmen Scott S. Bair and Jesse C. Royer to two year terms in a nonpartisan election. All three were unopposed.
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Westminster
Joseph L. Mathias
Scott S. Bair
Jesse C. Royer
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