City approves 1.08 tax rate and budget plan
City officials authorize tax bills at 1.08 rate with prior discounts in January and February two percent and March one percent. Budget approved pending Dec 3 board of equalization review. No funds for spring voter re registration and plans to issue bonds to retire the 60 000 debt are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tose
City Register
Board of Equalization
General Assembly
Merchanta
Kewer
Washington
Edward J. Smith
Edwards
Mobley
City
W. Reymond Waller
East Patrick Streets
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pythian Sisters
Thelma Culler
G. William Shipley
Thomas J. Kiriakou
West
Patrick Street
Arthur C. Poulsen
Red Cross
Flemings Avenue
Edward D. Storm
Wilbur H
J. Frank Main
West College Terrace
Stull Bros
West Patrick Street
College Avenue
Answers To War Quiz From Page Five
Fragmentary quiz item mentions Vice Admiral William F. Halsey Jr and Civil War soldier signaling tags known as dog tags. It notes a moved Army-Navy game from Philadelphia to Apnepolis and a ban on locals attending, with garbled references to years and a monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeavens
William F. Halsey, Jr
Philadelphia
Apnepolis
Camp Davis Welcomes Sgt Grabill Formerly Woodsboro
Sgt. Grabill, formerly of Woodsboro, is stationed at Camp Davis North Carolina. He joined the Army Air Corps in July 1941 and serves as a squadron carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bgt
Grabill
Woodsboro
Camp Davis
N. C
Sgt
Army Air Corps
Gaithersburg Man Commits To Jail Over Fines
Reese Jefferson of Gaithersburg was ordered to jail by Magistrate Ollie Miles after failing to pay fines totaling 125 dollars for failing to stop after an accident to identify himself and for reckless driving. Corporal Elwood O Hara reported the chase on Route 40 ended with a crash injuring 15 year old Lowell Collins who was treated and discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City
Reese Jefferson
Gaithersburg
Ollie Miles
Jefferson
Miles
Elwood O'Hara
Ridgeville
Lowell Collins
University Hospital
Baltimore
Young Collins
Corg. O'Hara
City health officers back police in push to padlock filthy stores
Acting Police Chief Arthur C. Poulsen and Dr. E. C. Kefauver led a city inspection of South Market street food shops to root out sanitary violations. Warnings ordered taverns to upgrade facilities and stores to dispose of vermin, with threats of magistrate action and possible federal inspection to padlock unclean premises. A slum-clearance ordinance was discussed to remove uninhabitable dwellings as part of the cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Poulsen
E. C. Kefauver
Kefauver
Poulsen
Health Department
Compromise Sought on War Powers Bill at House Committee
Washington November 14 The House Ways and Means Committee tabled Roosevelt emergency powers legislation as a subcommittee to redraft. Chairman Doughton said broad provisions are unnecessary, while Attorney General Biddle argued the act speeds war efforts by removing immigration and customs delays for key personnel and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Ways and Means Committee
Doughton
D-Nc
Biddle
Nis
Congress
Biddie
United States
Immigration Service
Air Transport Command
Diplomatic Staffs Leave Vichy for Amelie Les Bains Spa
Diplomatic staffs of Mexico Guatemala Cuba Nicaragua and Honduras who severed ties with Vichy depart by special train for Amelie Les Bains in Southern France. Americans in France have been interned at Lourdes.
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Vichy
Mexico
Guatemala
Cuba
Nicaragua
Honduras
Amelie-Les- Bains
France
Lourdes
Soldier Poole Arrives Safely Overseas
Over There Sgt Poole son of Mr and Mrs Charles Foole of Thurmont has arrived safely overseas.
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Sgt. Poole
Charles Foole
Thurmont
Parole Hearings Set For 64 Inmates At Maryland Prisons
State Parole Director Herman Moser will review 64 inmates including two life-term murderers Roland Shipley and Columbus Diggs at hearings in Annapolis. Others include Lloyd Bledsoe on a 1994 second degree murder sentence and inmates from the Penitentiary House of Correction and Women’s Prison. Lead names include Shipley Diggs Minner Harding Hawkins and Virginia Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Roland Shipley
Baltimore Criminal Court
Maryland
Herman M. Moser
Wramane Drtana
Haven
Shipley
Moser
Columbus Diggs Negro
Lloyd Bledsoe
Carroll County
Robert Minner
House of Correction
James Harding
Warren
Montgomery County
Women’s
Viola Brown
Frederick County
Dorine Virginia Hawkins
U S to Finance Rail Line Rehabilitation Through Mexico
The United States agrees to finance rehabilitation of key lines of the Mexican National Railways to speed war materials. Mexico will cover maintenance costs and adopt expert recommendations, while U S agencies supply materials and equipment to boost capacity amid heavy traffic.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Ezequiel Padilla
George S. Messersmith
Mexico City
State Department
Mexican National Railways
Department
Laval Made Fascist Dictator Of France
London reports Pierre Laval was named Fascist dictator of Vichy France and heir to Petain with full powers to write laws. Petain declared Laval as head of government outside constitutional law. Darlan ousted. Auphan and Gabart resignations follow amid pro Axis shifts in Vichy.
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London
Pierre Laval
Vichy France
Philippe Petain
Laval
France
Marshal Petain
Jean Darian
Affrica
Rene Fiston
Foreign Ministry
Tunisia
Platon
Algeria
Bizerte-Tunis
Vichy
Petain
France J
Darlan
Admiral Darlan
Eeenna
G. A. J. P. Auphan
Navy
Robert Gibart
Communications
Jean Marie Abrial
Admiral Auphan
Jean Bichelonne
Gabrat
Germany
AdmMiral Auphan
Abrial
Auphan
U S Coins Likely To Be Without Copper
The Senate Banking and Currency Committee approved a bill to coin three cent pieces, half-dimes, and pennies from non copper materials. Nellie Taylor Ross testified copper loss harms pennies and urged people to keep pennies in circulation. Experiments suggest pennies from steel and zinc are practical, with plans to alter half-dimes and three-cent pieces to ease nickel and penny demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Bureau of the Mint
Treasury
Nellie Taylor Ross
Mint
Wir
Ross
Former hero enlists in U S Navy Construction Corps
Bryan Untiedt former Colorado Towher school bus accident hero who saved classmates was sworn into the U S Navy Construction Corps as a carpenter's mate first class at age 24. He hopes to be assigned to base construction overseas after the 193? tragedy where five children and the driver died.
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Denver
Bryan
Colorado
White House
Herbert Hoover
U. S. Navya Construction Corps
Pie Atescht Enlists in England As Family Receives Word
Word received by Mir and Mrs Rove in Pie Abrecht confirms Pie Atescht has enlisted in England. The family at 214 East Sixth Street, Pie Abrecht, says he enlisted three years ago. His wife Miss Chariotte Droneburg and their three year old daughter Patricia reside in Frederick.
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Atescht
England
Mir
Rove
Abrecht
East Sixth Street
Pie
Police Court Assortment Verifies Several Drunk and Traffic Cases
Morningstar, an itinerant farm hand, pleaded not guilty to drunk and disorderly charges and was jailed ten days in lieu of a 10 dollar fine after panhandling an off duty officer. Herman Tibbs and Lawrence Riggles pleaded guilty to traffic and drinking offenses and were fined five to ten dollars. Edward King and Charles Stevens faced drunkenness charges with fines of 25 and 5 dollars respectively, while others were cited for speeding and reckless driving. Several defendants forfeited collateral after missing hearings.
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Alion ” Bennett
Herbert Morningstar
Roger W. Mills, Jr
Mills
Morningstar
Herman E. Tibbs
West Patrick Street
Tibbs
State Police Corp
W. E. O'Hara
Patrick Street
Lawrence Riggles
Norman T. Trump
Edward
King
Howard
Q. Flook
Tolowity
Harvey H. Herb
Wernersville
Flock
Thomas Johnson
Baltimore
Edward Shippley
Scheilbure
Norman’ Dietz
King Orwig
Dallastown
H L. Basore
Charles Stevens
George F. Hoffman
William Cromwell
Hoffman
Nylon hose drive aids war effort in Frederick community
Local Sears manager A C Stine reports nearly 200 pounds of usable nylon hose collected for war needs. Women and clubs donate stock, top drawers searched for nylon, with shipments planned to government depots.
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Frederick
A. C. Stine
Sears, Roebuck
Stine
Ordnang Department
Henry
Shey
America
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Pythian Sisters Ambulance Fund
Ressix
North
Africa
Surcouf
U. S
Mediterranean
Atlantic
NEA
Lieyd K. Grabill
A. Lamar Barrick
Eugene
Canada
Patena
Virginia
Mt. Airy
Rockville
Halse Cosma Armivice Commission
Sei. Beamere
B. Poole
U. 8
Toulon
Darian
Untlect
Fic
Merman E. Abrecht
Delphey
W. Patrick ST
Eniy
Best
Allen
N. Market ST
U.S
Ponmate
C. . E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Cc. C. Cart
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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