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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1943

Page

3

Youth Guilty Of Resisting Arrest In City Court

William Thomas Blank, 19, of 105 West Fifth Street, pleaded guilty to resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace in Police Court. He was fined 100 dollars or 90 days on one count and 50 dollars or 40 days on the other two, to run concurrently, and remanded to jail for the fines. A 15 minute chase followed a disturbance at a North Market Street restaurant over unopened beer bottles. Other local defendants were fined for fighting, drunkenness, and traffic violations with varying suspended sentences and collateral forfeitures.

William Thomas Blank West Fifth Street Sherman P. Bowers Blank North Market Street R. A. Haugh Church Middle Alley Bowers William Jordan East Street Roger Harley Norman Shankle North Bentz Street Paul Shook East Seventh Street Snook de Clairen Wileney Wualivsa Quaidings South Bentz Street John H. Daner Baltimore William Sanders J. Wiles Howard Layton South Market Street M. W. Bean Moorefield W. Va Roy W. Jones Piedmont State Police Corp W. E. O'Hara W. K. May

Discovery of Martha's Vineyard by Bartholomew Gosnold

Martha's Vineyard located four miles off Massachusetts was first discovered in 1602 by Bartholomew Gosnold. This marked early European exploration of the island chain off New England.

Martha's Vineyard Massachusetts Bartholomew Gosnold

Withholding tax clash pits taxpayers against government

Washington May 24. Senate House conferees may fail to agree and no tax bill passed. Critics warn the 20 percent withholding could crush employers and workers, worsen book keeping, staffing, and equipment shortages, and spark wage protests. The piece argues against delaying the bill and notes political fallout for the administration and party unity.

Washington Senate House Bureau of Internal Revenue

Russia Seeks More Food to Win the War

Hot Springs Virginia May 24 Soviets say Moscow needs more food to win the war and to feed the Red Army and liberated populations. A D Kent­s kov of the Soviet UN food delegation told reporters lend-lease was not on the agenda but urged urgent food relief and long term credits for postwar restoration.

Hot Springs Russia United States A. D. Kentskov United Nations Krutikows R A Red Army

Favors Increase Plan Reported In Washington May 40

In Washington on May 40 a Senate bill was introduced to raise by 18 the rate or amount under consideration. Details indicate ongoing congressional action and party positions on the proposal.

Washington Senator Lodge

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