Purcellville Doctor Guilty In Maryland Drunk Driving Case
Purcellville physician Dr F M Humphreys was sentenced to six months in Maryland House of Correction or a $250 fine for driving after license revocation and a second DUI offense. He admitted fatigue led to his appearance while two whiskey bottles were found in his car. Several other local cases followed in the court including hunting violations and larceny charges with sentences ranging from fines to 18 months in the Maryland House of Correction.
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Pound
Maryland
F. M. Humphreys
Purcellville
Maryland House of Correction
House of Correction
Manuel M. Weinberg
Humphreys
Howard O. Flock
Holdens
Felton
du Wuiken
Virginia
Flock
Sergt
Frank Dorsey
Busy Dove
Paul C. Derr
Feagaville
Derr
Weinberg
Allen Baker
O. Avenue
SBN
Howard Riggles
DeGrange Street
Baker
Pennsylvania
Charles Grimes
Pearl
Jesse E. Tobery
Tobery
Grimes
Harvey Miller, Sr
Glenn Kaufman
Mountaindale
Henry John Gray
Robert Jackson
Lawrence Edward Williams
Mt. Airy
Steel tonnage for WW II armored weapons
The article outlines steel requirements for wartime weapons including 38 tons for a medium tank 15 tons for a four motor bomber up to 14 tons for an anti aircraft gun and up to 576 tons for a 16 inch rifle.
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Forr
Blood Donor Drive at Red Cross in Frederick
Blood donors are invited to apply at Red Cross Headquarters in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Frederick Maryland. Contact by phone or mail with name address and telephone. Donors must be in good health aged 18 to 60 and follow instructions about meals before donation.
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Red Cross
Francis Scot Key Hotel
Frederick
Georgia Pyt Nalley Stationed at Cochran Field
Georgia Pyt Nalley son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Nalley of near Burkittsville is stationed at Cochran Field Marion Ga.
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Pyt, Nalley
Jacob Nalley
Burkittsville
Cochran Field
Marion, Ga
Recitals On Carillon Mark 145Played Since Dedication
On November 30 1941 the Baker Memorial Carillon was dedicated. A committee report details a year of 145 recitals by various chimers each about half an hour long. Recitals pause on Wednesday and Saturday evenings until April 1943 with Sundays 3 PM and holidays still scheduled. Names of contributors and the committee members are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yegarad
Charles E. Byerly
Dr. H. David Hagan
Winston C. Shipley
George T. Schroeder, Jr
Paul B. Beckhelm
Willard Markey
Raymond R. Zimmerman
Sperry Storm
Marshall Etchison
Henry T Wade
Frederick Brick Works Company
Frederick
Lloyd C. Culler
Harry Leichert
Robert L. Smith
R. Ames Hendrickson
Henry T. Wade
State Grange Meeting Set for Baltimore December Session
The Maryland State Grange plans a two day session December 8 and 9 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel Baltimore.Edward F Holter secretary announced the program Tuesday opening at 10 am with business. State Master Thomas Roy Brookes will deliver the annual address at 11 am Tuesday. Six Degree conferred Tuesday night. Albert S Goss National Grange Master will speak Wednesday morning. Governor Herbert R O Conor will speak Wednesday afternoon.
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Maryland State Grange
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Edward F. Holter
Middletown
State Grange
Thomas Roy Brookes
Albert S. Goss
National Grange
Herbert R. O'Conor
Overseas Corp. Hahn Arrives Safely at Overseas Destination
Hahn, son of Mr and Mrs Edgar A Hahn of Woodsboro, has arrived safely at his overseas destination for duty.
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Corp
Hahn
Edgar A. Hahn
Woodsboro
Dandelion Rubber Looks Promising in West
Early Montana trials show Russian dandelions yielding 130 to 200 pounds of rubber per acre from a root crop, with potential integration into sugar beet factories. Experts caution the work is only in initial stages and many factors including processing, land use, and labor limit near-term production.
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Denver
West
R. A. Coster
Montana
Russia
United States
Coster
Ameria
Brandes
Department of Agriculture
Dan ‘Delion
Para
Apple Production Up Three Percent From 1941
The U S Department of Agriculture reports that as of November 1 1942 commercial apple production reached 127 538 000 bushels up 5 percent from 122 095 000 in 1941 Dropping was heavy in the Adams and Franklin York area of Pennsylvania Areas by region and state show 1942 production exceeding 1941 in several zones The report also notes wage rules for farm labor under the Social Security Act and explains that agricultural work is not covered by the act allowing continued Old Age and Survivors Insurance benefits while earning maximum wages through farming
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U. S. Department of Agricultur
Adams, Pranklin-York
Pennsylvania
Wolfe Hiver
Ben Davis
Portland
Rome Seauty
N. Atlantic
Atlantic
N. Central
S. Central
South Atlantic States
W. Va
N.C
To. S. Atlantic
William M. Donlin
Baltimore
Social Security Board
Donlin
Meat allotment debate splits Frederick County workers
A survey of six Frederick County residents shows mixed views on a weekly meat allotment of 212 pounds per person. Some say it suffices for light to moderate work, others insist farm hands and heavy laborers need more, with opinions ranging from two and a half pounds weekly to disagreement about adequacy.
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Frederick
Archie Wiles
Walter M. Crum
Libertytown
John E. Reed
Long Corner
Samuel T Royer, Jr
Thurmont
Grain Prices Slip Late In Session On December Liquidation
Chicago prices eased late as December contracts approached delivery next Tuesday. Wheat demand and Eastern shipment interest supported early strength but losses narrowed gains after liquidation. Rye led the retreat with brokers noting potential exports amid wartime developments and ongoing short covering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Timothy
Alsike
Canadian munitions output tops World War II total
The report notes Canadian munition production last year exceeded the entire output during the war era. It highlights a surge in weapons manufacturing and marks a significant industrial achievement for Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Army enlistment of Pvt Oland at Sheppard Field Texas
Private Oland son of Mr and Mrs Sharetts Oland from Route 1 enlisted in the Army on September 2 and is stationed at Sheppard Field Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt. Oland
Sharetts Oland
Sheppard Field
Tex
Heirs Sought To Rice Estate In Probate Hearing
The Orphans Court set February 2 at 1 30 p m for a hearing to receive claims for distribution from the will of Alice L Rice as petitioned by executor C Albert Gilson The executor notes heirs may be unknown due to legatees now deceased and heirs at law may be dispersed across ten states and the District of Columbia Six legacies are affected including 502 to Mrs Florence McPherres 1000 to Mrs Mary R Hall 250 to Samuel Bruce Brown 1000 to the children of John A H Cunningham and 250 to Miss Millie Jennings The court has published notice urging claimants to appear by the hearing date William M Storm represented the executor
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C. Albert Gilson
Alice L. Rice
Orphans” Court
States
District of Columbia
Florence McPherres
Stillwater
I Minn
Mre
iMary R. Hall
Samuel Bruce Brown
John A. H. Cunningham
Millie Jennings
Greensville
Ala
William MM. Storm
Frederick Hustlers Banquet Set for Monday
The Frederick Hustlers baseball club invites about fifty guests and players to a Monday banquet at the Franklin Scott Key Hotel Hall. Russell H. McCain will be guest speaker as the club discusses continued operation for next season during the evening of dinner quiz and dancing.
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Frederick Hustlers
Frankins Scott Key
Htallions
Hustlers
Russell H. McCain
Today In History and Birthdays Almanac
Historic milestones span 1794 to 1932 with births of Nathan Lord Lindley Garrison Henry Bacon and others. The section lists anniversaries, notable birthdates, and a brief horoscope noting inventive yet indecisive mind. Contains multiple dates and names from 18th to 20th centuries.
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Nathan Lord
Dartmouth
Berweek
John J. Stephens
Shrewsbury
Lindley M. Garrison
N. J
Wilson
Camden
Henry Bacon
New York
Lincoln Memorial
Westogios
Watsega
Lond
John Barrett
Mércral
Pan- Ameren Union
Gratton
N.Y
Washington
Yaysate River
A. S. Mathew
Hopewell
Edison
Chigaxoen
Charles E. Duryea
Aear
Ggwu
Samuel P. Langley
Oan
Hife
Flt
Mich
Chrysler
Frank Ho Sadler
Newbern
Ala
Howard McGrath
Rhode Ihland
Scrap Drive Speeds Material to Government Converts Sunday
Local 40 and com mittee urges rapid scrap collection Sunday in a three week drive from Brunswick Lime Kiln and Frederick directly to junk yards for shipment. Six trucks will collect metal rubber and defense material with Legionnaires and High School Victory Groupers on specified Frederick routes. Householders should place donations on curbs and a truck will visit Brunswick and Lime Kiln at 1 PM. To date 20 tons have been sold to authorized dealers benefiting Child Welfare Work funds.
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40 and & Committee
PAL Mg
Wdec
Brunswick
Lime Kilo
Frederick
Ernest “Jack” Lipps
Legion Committee
Iorestall
Legionnaires
British Eighth Army Reports Nothing To Report
Cairo dispatch says for the second straight day there is nothing to report from Gen Sir Bernard Montgomery's Eighth Army pursuing Rommel’s forces in Libya.
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Cairo
Middle East
Sir Bernard Montgomery
Eighth Army
Rommel
Libya
Georgian Military Road Paved for Heavy Traffic
The 130 mile Georgian military road remains the only paved highway suitable for heavy motor traffic through the Caucasus mountains. Weather data shows November precipitation much below normal with a 1.95 inch deficit in 1941 and 1942 figures, while yesterday’s high reached 40 and low dropped to 20. Sun sets at 5.43 pm with moonrise at 1.55 pm tomorrow.
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Novnaker
Caucasus Mountain
War Bonds and Small Items in Military Logistics
The piece highlights protecting essential mail and messages for soldiers, noting small items like mail bags are vital to the armed forces. It mentions a cost of about 36 cents, emphasizing the importance of reliable delivery in wartime communications.
Questionnaires Mailed to Final Group for Draft Board 2
The 62 young men on the last mailing list bring Board 2’s total questionnaires mailed to 367 for Group 8 first call. Recipients include Mitchell Frederick Moore Stull Brachey Topper Brown ROP Lee Rhoderick Wigotzkey Wolfe Lingg Lingg etc, list spread across Frederick, Emmitsburg, Thurmont, Myersville, Union Bridge and adjacent towns.
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Fredenek Quintandtata
Marshall LeRoy Mitchell
Frederick
George Earl Stull
Frederick Rfd
John McKinney Brachey
Walter Anthony Topper
Emmitsburg
Ivan Maurice = Brown
Lantz
James Robert Nicklas
Charles Cooper Moore
Frederick Red
Maynard Elmer Kiliic
Myersvile
RFD
Luther Mylanthon Beard
James Meredith Ropp
Middletown Red
Charles Robert Brownink
AU. Airy
Irving Snoweden
Harold Lloyd Weddle
Thurmont
Lewis Emory Miller
Taneytown
Gerald Leon Smith
Myersville
Witama Joseph Diner
Parker Oliver Hessong
Smithyburg
RED
Elvin Roy Wolfe
John Ogle Grimm
New Midway
Morris Arthur Eyler
Enmitsburg
Herbert Joe Wolf
Norbert Elmer Wolfe
Robert James Byrne
John Erving Holland
Adamstown
Quentin Austin Seiss
Clifford Ford Sweeney
Edward Joseph Noonan, Jr
Union Bridge
James Richard Vilentive
Harold Lee Rhoderick
Monrovia
Horace Leroy Rhoderick
James LeRoy Wigotzkey
Fred Alton Day
Mi Airy
Michael Gerard Lingg
Ralph Grayson Ihanode, Jr
Joseph Urner Goldsborough
Thur
Local Voters List Notes From Historic District
A fragmented OCR list shows names including Paul Tome, Bemesh Augustus Stitely, George Edward Martin, Tharmacuaiy Eugene James McKissish, Ralph Frenklin Griffith, Irving John Bewry Shastkin Jr, Frederick RFD 2, Emmitsburg RFD 2, Grabill, Thurmont RFD 1, and others. The partial entries reference towns such as Mt. Airy, Lakepig, Sabillasville and Union Bridge.
Scrap Drive Reaches 100,000 Tons Of War Metal
WFA reports 100000 tons of scrap metal gathered for war production. Workers remove abandoned rails from city streets and scour back roads in farm country to collect materials for defense needs.
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WFA
WPA
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U.S. Army
Navy
Georgia
Edward
Nality
Finger Lakes
Gricks
Preston Haines
Daniel R. Grove
Texas
Sharetts Oland, Jr
Executor
Fannie Thomas
Helen Jepson
Titusville
Edwin F. Chihlund
Postal Telegraph
Dose Klurbi
Spain
Ernest S. Grifth
Library of Congress
Utica
N. Y
Genevieve Taggard
Wattsburg
Wash
Battle Front
Payrell Savings Plaza
Tear
Board 2
Lyken's Valley
Hillside Coal CO
Water ST
Christe Seale
St Cweryc Ion Enn
Lol
Lee
Ear Mekal
Arso
Cabh
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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