19 Miles Of State Roads To Be Oiled
State Roads Commission will surface treat about 19 miles of highways in the county starting Monday. Seven projects are planned with detours on Route 17 Route 340 Route 70 and Route 26 as work proceeds, weather permitting, over about a week.
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Robert EL. Putman
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Burkitsville
Rosemont Brunswick
Knoxville
Jefferton
Petersville
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Ceresville
New Market
Frederick
Yellow Springs
Thurmont-Graceham Road
Myersville North
Civic Club To Meet Monday At 2 50 P M Frederick
The Frederick Civic Club will hold its last meeting of the season Monday afternoon at 2 50 o'clock at the M C A Mrs Harry Gross, American Home committee chairwoman, will preside. Miss Jesse Hamme r ly county home demonstration agent will speak. Mr and Mrs Evecrett Schildknecht of Easton Pa visited Mrs Calvin Schildknecht in North College Terrace over Mother's Day weekend. the Schildknechts recently transferred to Easton from Dupont laboratories.
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Evecrett Schildknecht
Easton
Calvin E. Schildknecht
North College Terrace
Schildknecht
Dupont Laboratories
Book Club
Chichester
Frederick
Westminster
Roy S Crum
The
Frederick Stamp Club
M. C. IA
J. R. Ewell
Frederick Book
Barbara Fritchie
Katharine R Bussad
College Place
Paul Swartz
Hanover
Edwin E. Stoffer
Braddoels Heights
Antoinette Bras
Ius. Lime Kiln
N. Wilsoc ‘Schley
Miss Bussard
Kirk D
Cramer
Merril E. Morgan
George B. Delaplaine, Jr
Marvin
George Nelson
New Windsor
Frederick Social and Club News Highlights Apr 12
New residents move to New York City and wife. Frederick Book Club meets at Mrs Peter W Chichester's home at 3 PM. War clothing focus at Westminster meeting. Card club gathers at Miss Anna Rohback's home. Firestone manager from Akon returns to Frederick. Engagement announced for Miss Mary Alberta Etzler to Eugene Spencer Ware with June wedding planned. many locals attend bridge and prize drawings. Calvary Church Choir hosts party after rehearsal.
Frederick Area Social Notes Highlight June Picnic Plans
Mrs Raymond YT Ford and Mr Exel Yingling are noted. The choir will hold its annual picnic at Braddock Heights in June. Edith B Berry has returned to Frederick from Charlotte NC after visiting her sister who died of a heart attack in March. Daisy Markell Bantz of Frederick is mentioned. Louise V Rhoads of 127 East Patrick Street leaves for Monroe Illinois for a two week vacation, staying at Hotel Alvis. Beulah Munshower and Elizabeth Shaw travel to A. P. Hill Military Reservation in Virginia to visit Beulahs father, Lt Col Elmer F Munshower. George Richard Hopkins US Navy is spending days with his wife and parents after completing a Diesel course in Iowa and plans study in Chicago. Birth notice to Principal and Mrs Eugene Ross for a daughter born May 2 at Frederick City Hospital, second daughter in the Ross family. Aviation Cadet Bill Ayers of Brunswick completes Pre-Flight at Santa Ana and is stationed at Eagle Field for primary training flying PT-122. Mrs QO Ayers plans to visit. Sgt Benjamin P Bowings of Adamstown promoted to technical sergeant and stationed in Miami after Pearl Harbor experience. His 18-year-old brother Carl R Bowings HA 1/c is in the Navy in the Pacific.
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George Richard Hopkins
U.S. Navy
C. R. Hopkins
East Patrick Street
Navy School
State College Iowa
Frederick
Chicago
Bill Ayers
Brunswick
Santa Ana
Calif
Eagle Field
Dos Palos
California
QO. W. Ayers
Benjamin P. Bowings
B. F. Bowings
Adamstown
Miami
Florida
Tech
Sgt. Bowings
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Fla
Navy
Carl R. Bowings
Pacific
City Hall Fire Escape Damaged After Truck Strike
A section of City Hall north side fire escape was loosened when struck by a truck from Anders Transfer driven by Robert Millberry 36 of 337 Klinehart's alley. The truck traveled slowly west on Market Space as police noted the escape ripped loose at the second floor with third floor platform intact. City workers roped the framework to the third floor to prevent collapse and repairs were planned. area under the escape was roped off for safety. Millberry stopped and reported to Police Headquarters with no charges filed.
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City Hall
Anders Transfer Company
Robert Millberry
Klinehart
Siowly
City
Peterthur
Training at Bainbridge Seaman Apprentices Recruits
Walter Bickett Carroll son of Mrs Elizabeth Carroll of Braddock Heights begins recruit training at Bainbridge Naval Training Station Mist Grace A Castle formerly of this city returns to Halethorpe to stay with her niece Mrs A B Buzzell at 4604 Maple Avenue after over a year of convalescence in Catonsville Nursing Home.
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Bainbridge
Walter Bickett Carroll
Elizabeth Carroll
Braddock Heights
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
A. B. Buzzell
Maple Avenue
Halethorpe
Catonsvill
Reds Gain At Novorossisk Advances North East of Port
Red Army reports progress near Novorossisk as they seize additional positions northeast of the Black Sea port amid strong German counter attacks. Front dispatches say the barrage foreshadows a final push to drive Germans into the sea while air war intensifies from the central front to Warsaw.
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Kuban
Red Army
Black Sea
Novorossisk
Warsaw
Poland
Suikine
Liskt
Voronezh
County Man Faces District Court Today
Laurence A. Dorsey of Woodsboro Maryland faces District Court today for sentence on transporting uninspected meat cuts in interstate commerce from Maryland to the District. Dorsey pleaded guilty to the March 20 offense violating the Meat Inspection Act of 1907, transporting about 375 pounds of non federally inspected meat including abdul sik slu's beef portions.
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Washington
Laurence A. Dorsey
Woodsboro
Matthew F. McGuire
District Court
Maryland
Dorsey
Bernard Margolius
Abdul Sik Slu
Offense Designated Mis Demanor Involving Fine Penalty
Mr. Margollus stated the offense is designated as a mis demeanor with a maximum penalty of a $10,000 fine or two years in jail or both. The remark frames the seriousness of the charge and potential consequences.
Roosevelt considers bringing Axis prisoners to the United States
President Franklin D Roosevelt said a large number of Axis prisoners captured in Tunisia might be brought to the United States but plans were not yet complete. He prioritized solving Africa evacuation and security issues before considering farm work or other placements.
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Washington
Thoddent Roosevelt
Tunisia
United States
Roosevelt
Africa
Revolt In Bulgaria Amid calls for police protection
London May 14 The Bulgarian king asks Adolf Hitler for secret police funds to quell internal unrest as reports from AUR governments cite a possible Gestapo presence near Sofia. Indirect notes of disturbances in France circulate, while Grand Admiral Karl Dönitz reportedly relocates his Paris HQ to Kiel. Lieut Casper Frost Betson and family announce the birth of Casper Frost Betson in Frederick City Hospital on May 4, and Miss Sara Ann Wachter marks her fifth birthday.
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Baris
Bulgaria
Adolf Hitler
AUR
Mim Seit
Heinrich Tomer
Sofia
France
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