Interest Rates On Small Loans In Maryland Debate
A Baltimore public hearing on November 24 produced agreement on fixing small loan interest at three percent monthly. Legislation pursued two secured versus unsecured rate options, debated loan amount splits, and addressed impacts from federal rules, taxes, and wartime borrowing.Participants included Legisla tive Council members, loan laws administrator Mary W. E Risteau, and loan company reps who warned of business declines and forced closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Legislative Council
Mary W. E Risteau
Joan
Fur Companies
Federal Reserve System
Maryland
Acome
Counse William Cardwell
Varginia Association of
Maryland Associaton
Colgate W Darden, Jr
Virgina
Edgar Jones
Hagerstown
Baltiamore City
Cardwell
War Bonds and Saving for Books
Announcement urges saving for war bonds to fund a personal library. Encourages regular purchases through payroll savings plus programs at workplaces and factories. Urges readers to invest at least ten percent of income and to beat the ten percent target by New Year while supporting troops on the fighting front.
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America
U.S
Women Club Remodeled Clothes Drive and Holiday Meeting
Woodsboro and Frederick club members report a successful November food sale raising about $40. At Lewistown the remodeling clothes topic drew patterns and prizes, with a Red Cross garment finish and a large donation for the community hall. A December 16 Christmas meeting is planned with hostesses Mrs Norman Frye and Mrs Allen Martz.
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Weedsbers Club
Woodsboro
Lewistown Club
Lewistown Womens Club
Clarkson Kelly
Frederick
George Green
Elsie Snook
Randolph Stull
America
Stull
Mehri Ramsburg
Howard Robinson
Walker Heckert
Bertie Kolb
Limberlost
Jacob Ramsburg
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Lewistown Citizens Association
Norman Frye
R Paul Buhrman
Clifford Kelly
Albert Powell
Sylvia Eyler
Walter Heckert
Aller Mart
Alton Powell
Gary L Utterback
Mehrl Ramsburg
Lime Kiln social notes from Lime Kiln area
Mr Austin Feaga of Washington spent a day at his parents home. Katharine Rasmers visited sister Mrs Randall. Mrs L E Feaga returned after days with Mrs Ivy McDonald in Brunswick. Mrs G W Fisner spent days in Baltimore with Mrs Thomas Tisher. Mrs W H King shows improvement after a long illness. Mrs Paul Simpson and bid e.
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Austin Feaga
Washington
L E.,feaga
Katharine Rasmers
Wiliam ‘Randall
L E Feaga
Ivy McDonald
Brunswick
G W Fisner
Baltimore
Thomas Tisher
W H. King
Paul Simpson
Local social notes from Bucketstown and surrounding towns
Betty Ann visited friends in Bucketstown on Wednesday. Mr Leo Brandenburg and family, residents last summer, moved to Sayble's Inn near Taneytown on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Sam Fox of Frederick visited Mrs Fox's parents, Mr and Mrs Clarence Jewell, Saturday. Mr Fox, in the army, is stationed at Fort Bragg NC. Mr and Mrs Austin Murray visited relatives at Doubs and Adamstown on Sunday.
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Betty Ann
Friends
Bucketstown
Leo Brandenburg
Sayble's Inn
Taneytown
Sam Fox
Frederick
Fox
Clarence Jewell
Fort Bragg
Austin Murray
Doubs
Adamstown
Germantown Social Visits Highlight Local Families
Germantown hosts note listing Mr and Mrs Car roll Brown as dinner guests of their son in Takoma Park. Cadet John Henry Mussetter attends University College in New York. Miss Kathleen Benson visiting Ralph and Kathleen Benson in Bethesda. Dr William Benson recovering from pneumonia. Mrs G G Kendall hosts Missionary Society at the manse. Miss Rebecca Leamon visiting relatives in Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Carroll Brown
Edward Brosius
Takoma Park
Aviaton
John Henry Mussetter
University College
University Heights
New York
Kathleen Benson
Ralph Benson
Bethesda
William Benson
G G Kendall
Missionary Society
Manse
Rebecca Leamon
Clarksburg
Water Supply Survey In State Announced
Maryland will reinduct a coastal plain water supply survey starting December 1 to assess potential shortages. The study covers Baltimore metro and parts of Harford Anne Arundel Howard Prince Georges and Montgomery counties with a $10000 budget funded by state and federal sources, noting groundwater declines up to 200 feet near urban areas and impacts on Bethlehem Steel Davison Chemical and Continental Oil.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Coastal Plain
Department of Geology, Mines and Water Resources
Herbert O Conor
Harford
Anne Arundel
Howard
Prince Georges
Montgomery
O'Connor
Bethlehem Steel
Davison Chemical
Continental Ol
O Conor
Greater
Discontinues Stable Of Harness Race Horses
Hanover Pa November 24 The Hanover Shoe Farms announced the discontinuance of its stable of harness race horses The farm will devote itself to breeding trotters and pacers for sale The Hanover Racing Stable founded in 1925 has produced winners including the Hamiltonian The last winner mentioned is Bill Gallon The farm ships eighty to one hundred yearlings annually Manager L B Sheppard has served as a War Production Board consultant on shoes and leather and is attending the Army General State School at Fort Leavenworth Kansas
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Hanover Pa
Hanover Shoe Farms
Hanover Racing Stable
Bill Gallon
L B Sheppard
War Production Board
Armys General State School
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Orphans Court Abolishment Suggested by Speaker
Leslie N. Coblentz urged abolishing the Orphans Court and creating a domestic relations court in Maryland counties. He proposed estates, juvenile matters, and family disputes be handled by a new system, while opposing state hospitals and stressing local facilities like Montevue and Emergency Hospital in Frederick County. The Frederick County League of Women Voters discussed the plan at MCA Auditorium, voting to oppose various hospital consolidations and endorsing local services.
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Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Leslie N. Coblentz
Frederick County League of Women Voters
MCA Auditorum
Coblents
League
Governors Commission
State League
Emma French
Reads Board
Markell Nelson
Braddock Heights
Frederick County ‘Roads Board
YMCA
Coblentz
Pro
Maryland Court of Appeals
Saad
Siee Chrome
Fredrerick County
Montevue
Questionnaires Mailed by Frederick County Draft Board No 2
Fifty two questionnaires were mailed Tuesday to members of the 18 19 year old group of se tees by Frederick County Draft Board No 2. The list names Eiker Kuhn Leatherman Fudge Harbaugh Downs Lewis Long Hemler Kendall LeGore Morgan Green Sler Thomas Dorsey Reeder Eyler Ropp De Bold Fraley Koontz Sanders Myersville Covell Myers Union Bridge Potts Weedon Falkenstein Snook Kuhn Summers Baker Warrenfeitz McNair Welty Beard Mercer Meadows Gaither Lewis Portner West Dorsey Garther Grimes Delphey Nicholson Stull Ulysses Lee Mummert Dudley Boyer Jacob Grimes Delphey Nicholson Stull Mummert Dudley Boyer Grimes Delphey Nicholson
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Se‘tees
Frederick County
Elwood Mark Eiker
Emmitsburg
Eugene Garland Kuhn
Lantz
Garland Ellsworth Leatherman
Rocky Fudge
Clarence Henry Harbaugh
Graceham
Kenneth Roberts Downs
Thurmont Rfd
Keefer Lee Lewis
Thurmont
Peter Irving Long, Jr
Harvey Victor
Meenas Seeageee
William Reese Koontz
Frederick
Raymond LeRoy Sanders
Myersville
Harvey Covell
Union Bridge
Clarence William Myers
Arthur Wilmer Potts
LeGore
Adolphus Fulton Weedon
Adamstown
James Edwin Falkenstein
Guy Edward Snook
Chester Junior Kuhn
Smithsburg
Lee Allen Summers
Middletown
Russell James Baker
Joseph Paul Warrenfeitz
Wilbur Franklin McGolerick
New Market
Bernard McNair Welty
Wilford Oliver Beard
Woodsboro
Melvin James Mercer
Edward LeRoy Meadows
Rocky Ridge
Benjamin Gaither Lewis
Carroll Joseph Portner
Donald Monroe West
John Dorsey Garther II
Mt Airy
Willam Jacob Grimes
Melvin Joseph Delphey
Edward Sherlock Nicholson
Simon Michael Stull
Francis Ulysses Lee Mummert
Robert Dudley Boyer
Earlston Butler
Libertytown
Arthur Calvin Isaacs
Richard LeRoy Hahn
Trade Considered by Athletics to Swap Siibert Johnson and Chithelder
Philadelphia reports the Athletics are weighing a trade sending Chithelder Bob Johnson and first baseman Dick Seibert to the Chicago White Sox for first baseman Joe Kuhel and second baseman Don Kolloway. Connie Mack said he would try to trade Johnson who has expressed a desire to depart. Johnson and Seibert were holdouts last spring.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Chithelder
Bob Johnson
Dick Seibert
Chicago White Sox
Joe Kuhel
Don Kolloway
Connie Mack
Johnson
Athletics
Hoth Johnson
Siebert
Court News Property Deeded During Sessions
Court notes show multiple property deeds to individuals including Alfred W Gaver Oscar F Gaver Jr and others with county transfers and small sums. equity actions include two absolute divorce suits Andrew Zeigler v Zeigler Catherine and Fannie Poses v James Poses. residents listed with ages and addresses in Winchester Mt Airy and Washington areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W Gaver
Oscar F Gaver
Oscar F. Gaver, Jr
Oward Gaver
Frank E Bushey
Elmer G Grossnickle
Harry Sowers
Watrick
Gchnauffer
Patrick MioSahneuffer
Harry
Sowers
Patrick M
Schnauffer
Patrick M Schnaufer
Vin
Matthew Motiises
Arnold Phillips
Talbot Ao
Alexander W
Edgewood
Church of the Brethren
Danial
Renedan Asceadal
Preston B
Roop
Willan
Humm
Augustus C
Tydyat and
Wife County
Andrew Jo Zeigler
Catherine M. Zeigler
Fannie I. Poses
James A Posey
Psychic Bidding Upsets Opponents
A bridge contest saw surprising play as dealer work with unconventional bids unsettled opponents. Key hands featured Bebei and team upsetting standard sequences with bold calls. Strong signals and rapid declarations altered the balance, leaving rival pairs scrambling to adapt.
Sobel Heads Women Bridge Star in Metropolitan Wins
Mrs AM Sobel of New York, regarded as the world’s top women bridge player, dominates the Metropolitan Peacement event in New York by winning three of four championships, highlighting her path to the 12 title as outstanding. Her bold play, including a sharp spade bid and nerve to pressure opponents, ends with mixed results across tables.
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Willgaw Bk. McKenney
AM. Sobel
New York
Office to Close for Thanksgiving War Board Holiday
Frederick County offices will close Thursday in observance of Thanksgiving marking the first time since January 1, 1942 that the Fine and Rationing Board offices shut doors for a holiday. No in-person or telephone assistance will be available and only skeleton staff will handle emergencies.
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Frederick County
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George A. Scheeler, Jr
Thomas Rosenthal
C. Pistrowiak
Ose
The
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John W. Crowley
Christopher Earieh Sohn P. Fitzgerald
Ay Hoer
Bpeeph Laasie
Joseph P. Oates
James Caskey
William Gable
John Luczocowski
Carl Senula
Edward Seabrease
Lester Duncan
T. Robert Kislds
Edward HL Redd
Charles T. Grupp
Frank Kihnett
Ponald C. McNein
Joseph Brocato
Ege
William H. Deloster
Jordan Goldstein Milton W. Most
Louis Smith
Walton
Am ‘Et
Mee
Globe Brewing Company
Albert H, Andrae
Edmond Keene
Feres
Harry F Wilt
Ellen E Rames
Dr. Edwards
North Court
Phepe
ALO
American Timber Products
Max Wagenberg
Fair Ground Road
Esai Church St
Nees Awit
Bebei
Aloe
East Paw
Keystone Paint Products
Lydia B. Finkham
Pinkham
Brewers of Arrow Beer
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