AAA Meetings Slated for County Committeemen Elections
County AAA organizers set elections Friday across seventeen centers for nineteen districts. Delegates and officers will be chosen with ballots at 7:90 pm, except Thurmont at 7:00 pm. Balloting sites include Walkersville high school, County AAA office, and local schools, with county agent Shoemaker assisting and urging farmer participation.
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AAA
Hamilton Linthicum
Thurmont
Ballenger-Braddock
Frederick-Tuscarora
Woodsboro
Walkersville-Mt. Pleasant
Walkersville
Allen M. Pitzer
Ronald Kling
Frank A. Gardner
Henry R. Shoemaker
Pitzer
Buckeystown
Adamstown School
Blair & Titus
Ballenger
Braddock
J. William Howard
Creagerstown
Long's
N. R. Burdette
Catoctin
Wolfsville
C. A. Stottlemyer
Jefferson
J. Edgar Ferrell
Johnsville
Bernard Kiefer
Lewistown
Henry Stollemyer
Liberty
Linganore
Liberty Church
John L. Smith
Middletown
Burkitteville
Sheilliam H. Gaver
Court News Courtship and property transfers listed in brief
Marriage licenses show Laurence Halloran and LeBerta Haley, Merkle Ecker and Grace Stull, Paul Smith and Molesworth. Property deeds record transfers to Mercer, Oden, Gladhill, Daffin, Cooley, Reed, Moser, Hovermale, Trimmer. Imposter Arnold Lester, awaiting transfer to Washington on bond, charged by FBI with stolen property acts. Hoover notes Lester posed as a Hollywood talent scout and financed an imaginary film.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
LeBerta Haley
Louisiana
Missouri
Merkle T. Ecker
Tourmont
Grace V. Stull
Lewistown
Paul A. Smith
Chagrin Falls
M. Beverly Molesworth
West Second Street
Samuel T. Moss
A. Qwen Mercer
Richard E. Zimmerman
Chicago
Arnold Lester
FBI
Washington
United States
Lester
J. Edgar Hoover
Hollywood
Stolen Jewels Recovered in Baltimore FBI Order
FBI head John Vincent says $80,000 in jewels stolen in Pensacola were recovered in Baltimore. Samuel Lotow of Somerville Massachusetts confessed to the larceny and is linked to further charges in Cincinnati Syracuse and Harrisburg. The jewels were found in nine cases at a Railway Express office after arrival in October. Spencer Drayton described the robbery details.
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Pensacola
Fla
Samuel Lotow
Somerville
Mass
John Vincent
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Railway Express
Vincent
Lotow
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Harrisburg
Spencer Drayton
Chicago
Arnold J. Nevin
Jewel heist suspect fled to Montgomery and Baltimore
The suspect stole jewels worth $80,000 and fled to Montgomery Alabama in a stolen car. He shipped the jewels to Baltimore in nine boxes, then traveled to Baltimore to collect them and vanished until FBI traced him to Chicago where he worked in a pawnshop. He will be returned to Florida for trial.
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Montgomery
Ala
Baltimore
FBI
Chicago
Lotow
Florida
Vincent
Lawyer Slays Wife And Self In Connecticut Estate
Old Lyme, Conn. Nov 28 Joseph T. Bulkeley about 64 a prominent retired New York lawyer shot and killed his wife then fatally wounded himself at their estate. Bulkeley died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital New London after being admitted for a bullet wound in the head State Police Captain Leo F Carroll said Mrs Bulkeley was at a kitchen table reading mail when Bulkeley opened fire he then called the Westbrook State Police barracks to report his act Lieut Henry C Heinhold and troopers found Mrs Bulkeley dead and Bulkeley unconscious in a trophy room Their adopted daughter wife of an Army officer stationed at Camp Ritche Md survives.
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Old Lyme
Conn
Joseph T. Bulkeley
New York
Leo F. Carroll
Bulkeley
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
New London
Carroll
Connecticut
Westbrook State
Henry C. Heinhold
Riots Reported in German Cities Amid Bomb Damage
The Cairo radio broadcast quoted by the Associated Press said riots broke out in Duesseldorf Cologne Hannover and Hamburg with many killed as SS troops fired on crowds. The report notes destruction from bombing across cities.
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London
Cairo Radio
Duesseldorf
Cologne
Hannover
Hamburg
Associated Press
Inmates Volunteer for Army at Roxbury Penitentiary
Hagerstown reports 36 inmates at Maryland State Penal Farm Roxbury accepted for induction with at least 75 more volunteering. Superintendent Elmer Maxwell said patriotism drives the effort. Ceiling prices and ration points halted at Pearl Bargain House sale. Mrs. Bessie K. Stauffer plans to continue in store business. livestock and farming equipment sold well. Say you saw it in The News.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Roxbury
Elmer Maxwell
Maxwell
Pearl Bargain House
Bessie K. Stauffer
May Ignore Sailors’ Unions on West Coast
Washington November 29 The War Shipping Administration said two West Coast sailors unions refused a new medical exam for merchant seamen. It announced ships will sail with or without union cooperation. Captain Edward Macauley said Lundeberg objected that the plan would disqualify older sailors. He warned the unions that noncompliance would not be tolerated and ships would sail under regulations.
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Washington
War Shipping Administration
Edward Macauley
War Shipping
Harry Lundeberg
Sailors’ Union of the Pacific
Seamen's International Union of America
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