Local Draft Board One Begins Mailing Questionnaires
Local Draft Board One has started mailing questionnaires to about 200 registrants aged 20 in the fifth registration. The 20 year olds may be called for induction after 10 men are drawn from the third registration. Names of early recipients and new clerks are listed along with instructions to report address changes under penalty.
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Draft Board One
Army
Parsons, Newman
Board One
Leprolda
Draft Board Two
Ralph Stauffer
Joseph H. J Nestor
William Russell Stevens
Water Street
John Malcolm Anderson
East D Street
Brunswick
Truth Maratea T Nanomat
Evicted residents listed by routes and streets in multiple Maryland towns
A long OCR list names numerous individuals by route and street, spanning Frederick Brunswick Walkersville Middletown Jefferson and Baltimore area, with addresses on East Church Street West Fifth Street Main Street and other avenues. The entry mixes colored designations and various personal identifiers, indicating a public or legal notice listing residents and probable evictions or housing actions.
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John Douglas Weddle
Seventh Street
James Edward Lacey
Patrick Street
Charles Leazer Main
Third Street
Robert Donald Altland
Potomac Street
Brunswick
James McKinney Wirts
Daniel Leo Esworthy
Frederick
Herbert Leroy Deener
Millard Elgin Gosnel
Martin Martell Blessing
Sick
Robert Eugene Derfli
Bruno Charles Rinehart
South Market Street
Leroy Themes Dixon
North Virginia Avenue
Philip Kefauver
Fulton Avenue
Walkersville
James Albert Page Frederick
George Charles Bussard
Main Street
Middletown
Clifton Herbert Baker
Germantown
Charles Samuel Willer
West South Street
Paul Jerry Liston
Lester Lee Reynolds
Walnut Street
George Washington Wenner, Jr
Fotomac Street
Howard
South Maester Colliflower
Stanley Robert Delsuder
Jefferson
Emory Coblentz
George William Morrison
Jerome Warren Spangler Malter
Braddock
Hei Philip Josep Wolfe
Adamstown
Charles Edward Esworthy
East South
Levi Kinsey Irvin
Wee
Hayes Luther Metz
Robert Harrison Weigand
South Merket
Robert Leroy Howard
Walter Cagle Eyler
East Church Street
Ralph Richard Jones
West Fifth Street
Douglas Arthur Heffner
Maple Avenue
John Robinson Warner
Kenneth Grover Horne
Roy Albert Kline, Jr
John Henry Hervert
Evictes
Fredeton
Robert Eugene Hil
Buckeystown
Raymond Leo Oden
John Harvey Hedger, Jr
East Main Street
James Richard Hartis
Roger Michael Phebus
North Market Street
Richard Eugene Stine
Russell Eugene Roberts
East Sixth Street
Paul Richard Blank
Charles Erwin Kanade, Jr
Alvie Lewis Ridgiey
James Luther Sparks
Earl William Cline
Robert Jewel
Terrace Avenue
Irvin William Hahne
East Potomac Street
Richard Matthew Hausler
Baltimore
Joseph Meh
Etts Saget
Charles Edward Henderson
Burkittsville
Roger Eldridge Clary
Albert Leroy Thompson
Five
Robert Wilson Koontz
Donald Franklin Albaugh
Washington
Austin Beachley Cobientz
Harald Joseph Barkier
Harold Hightman Routzahn
David Lee Shankle
West Frith Street
Martin V. Main
Douglas Edward Harley
West Patrick Street
Robert Vernon Shearer
Grayson Cramer
George Edward Hildebrand
Aaron K. Horst
Henry Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Wilbur Norris Whinn Doubs
James Richard Willams
William Henry Hildebrand
East South Street
Irving Ernest Rhodarick
West Fourth Street
Glenn William Wiles
Bernard Farring Carpenter
Robert Junior Cole
Burkitsville
Walter Maurice Reid
Emory Brine Fogle
William Lightfoot Merick, Jr
Trail Avenue
James Austin Null
Magnolia Avenue
James Henry Kercolored
Strivers Class Meeting and Bible Group Supper
The Strivers Class of Woodsboro Lutheran met at Miss Pauline Holler’s home Tuesday evening with Betty Smith presiding. Pauline Boller organized a program including readings, hymns, Scripture, and prayers. Mrs. Herbert Schmidt named class teacher. refreshments served to listed members. Also Calvary Methodist Threads of Gold class held a supper and monthly meeting at Calvary with 40 present, planning Joash Day and a thrift sale. Rev. William Nelson’s hospital status reported as satisfactory.
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Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Pauline Holler
Betty Smith
Pauline Boller
Demhy Dixon
Dorothy Dixon
Martha Flickinger
Anna 4. Warrenfeltz
Jesus
Herbert Schmidt
Mrs. Schmidt
Belilv Smith
Anna K. Warrenfeltz
Josephine Meskiel
Margaret Hahn
Calvary Methodist Church
Edith Wickham
B. W. Meeks
Mary Benson
Sidlige
Howard Gerrich
William Nelson
Ninth Avenue Methodist Church
Brunswick
Fred. Benck City Hospital
Baptists Name Officers and Pay 3000 on Debt
The First Baptist church annual meeting reported 25 new members bringing total to 615, total expenditures 11,592 with a 4,000 debt reduction. Twenty-seven local men serve in the armed forces. Three pianos were donated in memory of Mr. Gregory. Officers and executive committees were elected for the new year, with William C. Royal as general director of the Bible school and G. H. McGregor as general superintendent.
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First Baptist Church
Wiliam C. Royal
Covntry
G. H. McGregor
Ukurence L. Marsh
Co. W. Gregory
Gregory
James S. PP. Trout
G. William Siultz
Lena Kline
J. S Rubeck
W. C. Jones
Samuel C .Trout
J. W. Foul
H. BD. Radcliff
M. E. Watkins
J. David Trout
E W Shry
G. Wm Stultz
Elmer ‘Stockman
BR. L. Shertick
HblEbert
AB. Collinus
W. C. Humm
Tcammilses
Bowyer Faut
James Crist
Charles Schultz
Charles Rentzeli
Emil Nelson
William Heim
G. William Trout
Edward Teter
Millenargs
Church and Union Organization Directory Snapshot
A fragmented listing shows names and roles across church departments and organizations. It catalogs Fleet teachers Young People division Adult Department Extension department Baptist Training Union and Scouting, naming superintendents secretaries pianists and event leaders such as Rubeck Cornproost Trout Brunk Sherrick and Gregory Union executives.
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V. S. Rubeck
Margaret Cornpropst
Neimane Brunk
BR. L. Sherrick
Catherine Gaver
George Lurtz
J. David Trout
Austin Fogle
Harry D. Radeliff
Virginia Royal
Charles
Fleet
Young Peoples Department
Harry Cornproost
James Trout
A. B. Collmus
H. H. Ewing
Neiman Brunk
G. Wm. Stultz
Anna May Hughes
R. L. Sherrick
A. B. Collinus
Elmer ‘Stockman
G. H McGregor
W .Gregory
W. C. Humm
J. PB. Daniel
W. C Hum
John Rubeck
C. W. Gregory
G. H Mc Gregor
Bowyer Fout
A. 8. Collmus
Gregory Union
Bartgis
Royal Union
Nichlann Brunk
James Gregory
Intermediate Union
James Hampton
Social Worker And Tug Others Hurt In Accident
Two local women injured when a southbound car driven by Ryland F. Taylor veered into the northbound vehicle driven by Dorothy E. Wachter near the Middleburg Pike north of Hagerstown. Deputies say Taylor was under the influence and failed to keep to the right. Mrs Hartman and Mrs Wachter were treated for shock and bruises.
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Hagerstown
Middleburg
Leister Isanogle
Ryland F. Taylor
Gay Street
Jeff
Dorothy E. Wachter
Frederick
John
Luf's Stuff Appetite and Its Endless Demands
A narrator describes a voracious appetite that guides daily eating, noting a pet like urge that must be fed and pleased. The text hints at changing food supplies and potential scarcity, with the speaker asserting appetite adaptability and a vow not to cheat hungry creatures. It ends with a remark about Alaska cows and the need to import replacements.
Today In History and Birthdays of Noted Figures
Today highlights anniversaries of John F. P. G. Muhlenberg James Lawrence Hulus Choate Henry Clay Work Kate Field Glenn Frank and other leaders. It notes 1800 France cedes Louisiana to Spain in secret treaty. 1882 Ezra Meeker’s Oregon voyage. 1910 Los Angeles Times bombing. 1988 German occupation of Czechoslovakia zone. 1941 Allied aid to Stalin. Birthdays include Blake ly Herr Grouchy Marx Faith Baldwin Patterson Drexel Biddle Boeing and Horowitz.
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John FP. G. Muhlenberg
Destronp Des Oory
James Lawrence
Burlington
N. J
Hulus Choate
Massachusett
Essex
Mass
Henry Clay Work
Chicago
Georgia
Middie
Comm
Kate Field
St. Louis
Glenn Frank
Queen City
France
Spain
England
Louisiana
Ezra Meeker
Oregon
Los Angeles Times
McNamara Brothers Thal
Argonne
First Zone
Czechoslovakia
Poland
U. S
Stalin
Charles A. Blakely
Williamsburg
John K. Herr
Cavalry
White House
Grouchy Marx
New York City
Faith Baldwin
New Canaan
Col
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
Philadelphia
Willam E. Boeing
Seattle
Detroit
Vladimir Horowitz
New York
Russia
Engineer Could Have Prevented Train Crash
Baltimore detective reports engineer Rufus McClelland testified he saw no warning signal before a triple train wreck near Dickerson Maryland that killed about 18 people. He admitted he did not slow to 30 mph after sighting a yellow signal, and a speed tape showed speeds up to 67 mph before the collision as investigators cite inexperience and poor visibility.
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Page One
Baltimore
Rufus McClelland
McClelland
Dickerson
F. H. Hoskins
Montgomery County
B. and C
Washington-Cumberland
P. K. Partee
Monocacy River
Paul FE
Heiskell
Monocacy Bridge
William F. Campbell
John P. McCurdy
Paul V. Bowman
Farm Leaders Welcome Senate Anti-Inflation Compromise
Washington reports four major farm groups endorsed the Senate backed anti inflation compromise. They view it as pressuring executives to consider farm labor costs when setting ceiling prices for farm products. The group leaders include Albert S. Goss Edward A. O Neal C C Teague H E Babcock and Charles W Holman. They praised the Senate for listening to farmers and noted how the compromise will depend on administration spirit. Say you saw it in The News.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Albert S. Goss
National Grange
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
C. C. Teague
H. E. Babcock
National Council of Farmers Cooperatives
Charles W. Holman
National Milk Producers Federation
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Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, MD
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Baptists
Ruth Stup
Ada Schultz
C. Sparks
Ita McKenzie
H. L. Ebert
Hulh Houff
Edward Tucker
Clark Peeww Creeddese Gass Midi
Ham Stultz
Lena [ Kline
Charleen Houck, Jr
William Smith
Helen Bartgis
Audrey Eyler
Joan Miller
John L. Davis
G. ?. Paxson
Bowyer B. Fout
Evelyn Fout
Evelyn Dixon
Geraldine K
Alaska
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia Finkham
Mnistes
Sage
Bowman
Cleveland
Mac
Wilson H. Stevens
Stevens
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