Defendant Not Present in Malicious Destruction Case
In district court Magistrate Alton Y Bennett continued the case as the defendant Hiram Jacobs failed to appear. Jacobs posted $250 bond via Charles Kehne but was not located. Several other defendants faced penalties for drunkenness, resisting arrest, and traffic offenses, including Sponseller and Proctor at a Frederick bus terminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Jacobs
Baltimore
Alton Y. Bennett
Jacobs
Charles Kehne
Frederick
Eugene Sponsetter
Charles Valentine Proctor
Doubs
Glen Honaker
Adamstown
Martin Kanadk
Honaker
Bennett
Sponseler
Potts
Kranade
Firebus
Sponseller
Proctor
Crawford
Boone, Kanede
Phobus
Mary Jacobs
Charles W. Smith
Homer Harris
Jesse Wellen
Buckeystown
Henry Fry
John Henry Gray
Walter Hallman
Frederick Junction
Henry W. Carter
Damascus
Howard W. Lee
Russell Trip Jett
George Kemp
Jesse McDonald
Henry Jones
Dickerson
Webster Lubey
East Sixth Street
Marshall Ropp
Middletown
Grover E. Bradshaw
Robert B. Edick
Georgia
Sergt Frank Dorsey
Paul H. Barkier
Norman Dietz
Ralph C. Hammer
Solomons
Roy Strawsburg
North Market Street
Harold Baspre
Labor Costs On Dairy Farms Have Doubled
Labor costs on Pennsylvania dairy farms have nearly doubled since 1942 while milk prices rose only 17 percent since 1939. More than 400 delegates at the Interstate Milk Producers Cooperative meeting heard Penn State economist Dr. William L. Barr note 1942 labor at 37 cents an hour versus 62 cents now. Dr. William C. Pierce warned milk at 14 cents a quart in Philadelphia, versus 12 cents in 1939, and suggested higher prices would only raise costs without loss of purchasing power. Subside ban urged, with cooperative president B H Welty calling subsidies a dole and stigma on farmers. The text ends with an unrelated note about Haleakala, Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Interstate Milk Producers Cooperative Meeting
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
West Virginia
William L. Barr
Pennsylvania State College
William C. Pierce
Coffee
Pierce
B. H. Welty
Waynesboro
Thirty-two report for final draft board call in Frederick
Frederick County Draft Board No 2 issued thirty two more notices over the weekend to report for final physicals and induction in Baltimore within ten days. Volunteers include James Meredith Boone Libertytown and Gaither William Kline Smithsburg among others with five volunteers, two transfers, and five colored selectees listed. Also reports deaths from rabies in Washington area as Sgt Harold L Whitman 28 of Fleetwood Pa died after bite last August despite Pasteur treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Draft Board No. 2
Baltimore
James Meredith Boone
Libertytown
Roy Francis Harley
West Seventh Street
Joseph Paul Warrenfelts
Smithsburg
Thomas Jefferson Delauter
Gaither William Kline
James Leonard Johnson
Ijamsville
Philadelphia
Myersville
Quentin Austin Seiss
James William Misner
Thurmont
Jack Calvin Harley
Frederick
George Marvin Stothemyer
William Theodore Staub
Keymar
Walter Johnson Harper
Irvin Daniel Wiles
Rt. Frederick
Robert Allen Lewis
Jesse Edward Wiles
Ray David Willard
Marold Francis Smith
Union Bridge
Lee Coalman
Toms
Emmitsburg
Milton Eugene Kemp
Clarence Amandeus Welty
Airy
Julian Purnell Turner
Washington
Sterling Roland Holland
Hagerstown
Lester James Sewell
New Market
Charles Monroe Dig
Capital Area
District Health Department
Harold L. Whitman
Fleetwood
Army War College
James C. Cumming
Bureau of Communication
Walter Reed Hospital
Cumming
Whitman
Pasteur
Brothers in Service Two Thomas brothers enlistment records
Apprentice Seaman Lawrence I. Thomas entered the Navy on August 1, 1948. Pfc Ralph C. Thomas entered the Army on January 20, 1943. They are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thomas of 313 West South Street. Lawrence I. Thomas assigned to 18th Regiment, 21 Battalion, Company 1182 at Great Lakes, Illinois. Ralph C. Thomas, serial 33549906, serves with 1894 Aviation Battalion, H&S Company, Avon Park Bombing Range, Avon Park, Florida.
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Lawrences I. Thomas
Navy
Ralph C. Thomas
Army
Ralph Thomas
West South Street
Thomas
Lawrence I. Thomas
A/S
18Th Reg
Batt. Co
Great Lakes
Pic
Aviation Bn
H & S Co
Avon Park
Fla
18 Per Cent Increase In U S Traffic Deaths
The National Safety Council reports an 18 percent rise in U S traffic fatalities in October, the first uptick since wartime travel restrictions began. Officials cite possible factors including discarded caution and a recent motoring surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
Pearl Harour
Donald 8. Ber
48 Parole Applications To Be Considered In Maryland
Annapolis November 29 a bi weekly parole hearing will review 48 inmate applications from Maryland penal institutions. State Parole Director Herman M Moser listed two from Baltimore City jail two from the women’s prison 12 from the penitentiary and 32 from the House of Correction. Notable candidates include Elizabeth Smith from the Women’s Prison a three year robbery sentence and Benjamin Cator Charles Hayes from the House of Correction with three and two year terms respectively for housebreaking larceny and assault with intent to murder. Roy Morgan from the Penitentiary is slated for review for a three year larceny sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Herman M. Moser
Baltimore City
Women’s Prison
House of Correction
Moser
Women's Prison
Elizabeth Smith
Washington County
Benjamin Cator
Montgomery County
Charles Hayes
Roy Morgan
Soldiers buy over 1 million war bonds monthly in Pacific
In the Southwest Pacific soldiers are purchasing more than $1,000,000 of war bonds each month. Col. Russell S. Cheney of Evanston Indiana, war bond officer for U S Army forces in the area, reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Southwest Pacific
Russell S. Cheney
Evanston
Ind
U.S. Army
Forts Batter Bremen Again
Streaking through extreme cold, U S Flying Fortresses with fighter escort attacked Bremen for the second daylight raid in four days. The 800 mile round trip under minus 63 F weather involved 12 bombers and 18 fighters, with 16 fighters missing amid heavy anti-aircraft fire and reports of 435 Nazis shot down. RAF Mosquitos also hit targets in Germany as part of broader operations. In Washington County, John Hagan of Gapland was held on a $1,000 bond for grand jury action on a larceny charge after being arrested for the theft of a wallet from Minor James Waterford near Gapland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U. S
Hitler
Europe
Bremen
Britain
Hamburg
Eighth Air Force
Moorsel
Belgium
Brest
Germany
Dunkerque
Chievres
Berlin
E. G. Miller
Boonsboro
John Hagan
Gapland
Washington County Grand Jury
Hagan
Hargid Basore
Wiliam Houck
James Waterford
James
Washington County
Hagerstown
Campaign For Taxes Opens Washington Tax Debate
The administration pressed for 10.5 billion in new taxes amid House resistance to a federal sales tax. Morgenthau urged taxation as wartime sacrifice, warning sales taxes unfair to the poor and costly to administer, while lawmakers raised concerns over complexity and impact on living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morgenthau
Senate Finance Committee
House
Congress
George
Treasury
Byrd
D-Va
Vandenberg
Rmich
Randolph Paul
Paul
Polish Girls Sent To Nazi Brothels Report Warns
London reports from the Interallied Information Committee describe Nazi policy toward occupied women. Polish teenage girls recruited for forced labor were sent to German soldiers brothels, returning pregnant and diseased after brutal exploitation. The committee cites Greece Italy Russia and China to illustrate systematic abuse under Axis rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Interallied Information Committee
Netherlands
Greece
Piraeus
Ravensbrueck
Russia
Kiev
China
Shansi
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Taro Bradford
Lawrence I, Thomas
Yfe, Ralph C. Thomas
U.S
Erstown
Harry C
Ramu Valley
Madang
New Gaines
Hnhy
Berger
N. Market St
C. E. Cline & Son
Penelope Groll
New York
Santa
Campaign For Taxes
Allied
Fred’k
South Market St
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
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