Mrs. Randle Convicted Of Manslaughter
Annapolis May 20 a jury of 12 found Mrs Helen Aileen Randle guilty of manslaughter in the death of Allen Willey an 11 year old high school boy The verdict came after about two and a quarter hours of deliberation The court adjourned until 9 30 a m next Tuesday for sentencing The defense said she did not intend to fire the shot and testified that the gun discharged during a struggle to take it from her husband Alma S Randle the 34 year old mortgaged wealth holder.
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Annapolis
Helen Aileen Randle
Allen Willey
Marvin J. Anderson
Randle
Ridgely P. Melvin
Alma S. Randle
Willey
Anton
Randie
Leonard R. Stinchomb, Jr
Unionville 4-H Club May Meeting Highlights
The Unionville 4-H Club met May 14 at the Biddingers with 14 members present. The meeting heard a project on pest control, learned a demo titled How To Get More Value From Less Points by Betty Zimmerman and Ruby Biddinger, and elected Charlotte Koontz recreation chairman. The group will present a program for the Liberty Women’s Club in June and hold a June 11 meeting at Koontz’s home.
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Unionville
4-H Club
Nome
Annabelle and
Louise Biddinger
Unionville Women's Club
Women’s Club of Liberty
Betty Zimmerman
Ruby Biddinger
Charlotte Koontz
Gas shortage halts farm work across eastern states
A wartime gasoline shortage stops tractors on thousands of farms from Virginia to New England, closing filling stations and prompting talk of stricter driving limits in the East and Midwest. Officials from the War Food Administration and price and defense agencies discuss relief, with possible shift of gasoline from the Middle West to the sea board. UTICA WOMAN'S LEAGUE notes follow, detailing a June gathering, Dollar Day proceeds, and program items at the Utica Lutheran Woman's League meeting.
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Washington
Seaboard
East
Middle West
War Food Administration
Virginia
New England
Office of Price Administration
The
Petroleum Administration
Office of Defense Transportation
Ickes
Shells Made Every Minute in U.S. Munitions Plants
A terse report notes that shells are produced at a rapid pace in American munitions plants, illustrating wartime industrial mobilization and the scale of shell manufacture.
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