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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1942

Page

14

Perkinson Fined $500 For Assault

Winferd Perkinson, 400 Elm Street, was sentenced by Magistrate Manuel M Weinberg to pay a $500 fine and serve two years in the House of Correction for assault and battery on Officer A Norman Dietz near All Saints and Market streets. The term was suspended upon payment of the fine, with a remand to jail if unpaid.

A. Norman Dietz All Saints Market Streets Winferd Perkinson Elm Street Manuel M Weinberg House of Correction Perkinson Weinberg Baltimore Maryland Dry Dock Company Dietz Diets Patrick Schnauffer W. Jerome Offutt

Price Ceiling Meeting At Rockville Explains New Order

Three executives from the Regional Office of Price Administration will explain the price ceiling order at 8 p.m. tonight in the Richard Montgomery High School gymnasium Rockville Maryland. Retailers wholesalers and consumers in the county are urged to attend. Speakers include Leo H McCormick Clifford B Snider and Dr Lloyd C Reynolds. The meeting is part of a Maryland wide series. The regulation takes effect tomorrow for wholesalers and May 18 for retailers. Julius P Stadler organized the event as Montgomery County Ration Board chair.

Office of Price Administration Richard Montgomery High School Rockville Leo H. McCormick O. P. A. Clifford RB Maryland Julius P Stadler Montgomery County

War unity urged by Dr Byrd before Homemakers Clubs

Dr H C Byrd president of the University of Maryland urged Carroll County Homemakers Clubs today to back the war effort with a united home front. He said the heart of the nation must bolster arms and perseverance, and stressed education for the postwar tasks and parental religious devotion to child education.

Westminster H C Byrd University of Maryland Carroll County Council of Byrd United States America England

Rotary District Convention Report Heard in Harrisburg

The Rotarians at the weekly luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel heard a report on the district convention in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Delegates Elias B Ramsburg Jr Rev Dr B W Meeks and C Cyan Kiem spoke about speeches district governor election politics and club procedures. Guests included CCC Fuller Portageville and J Spangler Riefler. Rev Dr Meeks presided as club president.

Rotarians Harrisburg Francis Scott Key Hotel Elias B Ramsburg Jr B W Meeks C Cyan Kiem CCC

Answers To War Quiz Show Cases Flag and Prisoner Claims

The item notes quiz answers on page Vive 4 claiming a flag belongs to Bulgaria and that 2 soldiers report a person as full of feathers. It also states that Japanese have interned American prisoners on Shikoku, presenting unverified wartime claims from the page.

Bulgaria Shikoku

Cumberland War Work Accelerated by Local Efforts

Cumberland advances war production with rapid shifts to munitions and textiles. The blackout in Allegany County proved strong readiness others praise, while factories convert to war needs and labor pivots to subcontracts. Army and Navy enlistments rise, pilots trained, physicians drafted, and local citizens pledge further effort.

Army Navy Hagerstown Baltimore Chambers of Commerce Aimport Albinall Cumberland Allegany

Two Ships Sunk In St Lawrence In Torpedo Attacks

A St Lawrence River port reports two freighters sunk by enemy submarines. Survivors total 74 from both ships, with 13 missing and one death from exposure. Navy Minister Angus MacDonald confirmed two ships sunk and 41 landed safely.

St Lawrence River Canada Navy Angus MacDonald Ottawa

Puffing 16 Cgaress Packages Yields One Ounce Smoke

A calculation notes that sixteen Cgaress packages are needed to generate a single ounce of smoke. The statement highlights the low yield per package and implies a metric for measuring smoke production.

House Panel Cuts Income Tax Exemptions Amid War Drive

Washington May 13 The House Ways and Means Committee voted to cut individual income tax exemptions to 500 for singles and 1200 for married taxpayers to raise billions for the war effort The move would bring new taxpayers to the windows and preserve the earned income credit The panel plans to consider higher normal and surtax rates while weighing a possible sales tax and the level of revenue aimed from new taxes

Washington House Ways and Means Committee Treasury Department Doughton D-N. C Treasury Committee Treasury Statisticians

Negro Fined for Auto Law Violation at Knoxville Police Court

Sylvester A. Gwynn of Knoxville was fined 10 dollars and costs for failing to keep to the right of a center line on Route 17 at Rosemont. He pleaded guilty after the collision involving Newton Bowers Everhart of Fairfax Virginia. testimony not required. Other items include fines for excessive speed and missing registration across several defendants.

Sylvester A. Gwynn Knoxville Manuel M. Weinberg Newton Bowers Everhart Fairfax Rosemont Corp. M

Reckless Driving Charges Highlight Augusta Case

Constable Charles W. Smith arrests John Rubeck of this city for exceeding speed limit passing on a hill and reckless driving of a passenger bus. Robert Kershner of Hagerstown faces related counts. James C. Bigger of Rogers Forge swore out the warrant. The case goes before Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett at Police Court Monday night. Polaroid lenses now ground to prescription to reduce glare.

Augusta W. Va Robert Kershner Hagerstown Charles W. Smith John Rubeck James C. Bigger Rodgers Forge Baltimore Alton Y. Bennett

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