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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1944

Page

9

Fewer Hunters Out Wednesday Opens Upland Season

Regional Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus Sr reported a light opening day for upland game season with hunters bagging mostly under three rabbits. Two arrests were made for game-law violations, including hunting rabbits with automobile headlights, and several reprimands were issued.

Benjamin F. Phebus Hue Phebus George Stone Calvin Barker Bruce Benchoff Blue Ridge Summit Benchoff Creagerstown Road William J Stoner Thurmont Murray Muler Stoner Gary Utterback West Thirteenth Street House of Delegates W. Raymond Walter Register of Wills Roy L Leatherman Princeton Buckey Ralph Potts Mr Leatherman

Tax office requires new withholding exemption certificates

Joseph D Nunan Jr, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, advised all employees today that the Individual Income Tax Act of 1944 requires them to file new withholding exemption certificates with their employers by December 1, 1944. The act changes the method of counting exemptions and makes it necessary to obtain new certificates from all wage or salary earners whose income tax is withheld.

Are Joseph D Nunan, Jr Internal Revenue

Marylander Lt Barrick Receives Wings at Selman Field

Commissioned Lt Barrick son of H W Barrick of Woodsboro was one of three Marylanders to earn wings and a second lieutenant commission at Selman Field Monroe recently. The new RAF Training Command class finished training and Barrick becomes an active navigator. Members advance to replacement training units for further aerial warfare schooling.

Barrick H W Barrick Woodsboro Selman Field Monroe RAF Training Command

Parley on Turkeys Seeks Season Closure in Maryland

Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission will meet in Hancock on Monday to hear public input on closing the wild turkey season. State game warden E Lee LeCompte reports sportsmen urge action, citing local curves suggesting immediate closure could prevent extermination. Rockville animal cemetery permit sought by Mr and Mrs Woodrow Neal for an 18 2 acre site on Old Beantown road north of Rockville.

Cumberland Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission Hancock Mad E Lee LeCompte Allegany County Animal Cemetery Rockville Montgomery Board of County Commissioners Woodrow Neal Neals Old Beantown Road

Hood College hosts American Art Week events in November

Hood College marks American Art Week during the first week of November with student led programs and exhibitions. The event features collaboration with the local town museum and showcases various arts disciplines through tables displays and performances across campus.

Hood College Ameran Hoeer Town Museum Aintrogucca Txbiotta

Dr Harlow to Speak at Regional Meeting

Renowned educator Dr Ralph Hanow will headline a regional meeting at Waren University campus. The talk titled Reform towards racial and religious harmony will guide discussions led by Deut El and Mayor of Hooa College Ruth E. The event features a post address discussion and a focus on community education and cooperation.

S&s Ralph Hanow Giets Harlow

Perry Named Chairman Amid Disruptive Conduct Conviction

Perry, director of student personnel, appointed chairman of the conference after a six day period. He faces a conviction for assault and battery, along with charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct.

Perry

Brunswick man sentenced after jail hearing

Motrate Howard Marvin Jones faced charges and was sentenced to 60 days. Chief of Police Lee Morriman presented the case to Brunswick authorities leading to the jail sentence.

Howard Marvin Jones Brunswick Branswith Gaal Here Lee Morriman Dein

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