Fair Grounds Policeman Fined for Assault and Battery
Roy Marsden a special officer at the fair was fined 350 or thirty days in jail for assault and battery of a colored girl while on duty at the fair grounds. Other cases included a continued drunken driving matter, a plea for leniency for a 16 year old charged with auto theft, and a suspended sentence for a 17 year old with a concealed weapon. Loyal Workers meet and Axis prisoners in the U S reported with totals by nationality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Marsden
Alton ¥. Bennett
William Hahn
Tower Apartments
E. Austin James
Hove Nia Sural
Family Rew
Annabelle Baker
Rocky Ridge
Catherine Stover
New Midway
Richard E. Zimmerman
Sergt
Charles Vo Main
Grayson G Schrover
East Street
Mary E O'Byran
Frederick
Schroyer
Thomas Clem
East Fifth Street
Tivoli Theater
Dill Avenue
Lchroyer
Robert Dorsey
New London
House of Correction
PenAnsieledagen Attaewnen
Merman
U S Planes Strike Japs Across Pacific Front
War dispatches report U S bombers within 615 miles of Tokyo hitting targets in the Bonin Islands Chichi Jima and Peleliu Angaur and Marcus Island as Kuriles and New Guinea areas see air raids. Allied air forces destroy Japanese freighters near Amboina Manado and Makassar with fires and oil-tank destruction amid broader campaigns in Celebes Moluccas and Balikpapan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s
Pearl Harbo
Tokyo
Amer
Chichim
Bonin Islands
Hemv
Navy
Chiehy Jima
Barber
Soow Vertis
Paramushire
Kucles
Marainas
Watul
Malachip
Marshalls
Palaus
Peleidu
Aspaur
Peletiu
Angaur
New Guinea
Philippines
Celebes
Moluccas
Amboina
Manado
Philippine
Makassars
Allen Case On Appeal For Rape Controversy In Maryland
Annapolis Oct 4 The Court of Appeals will hear an appeal by Paul Allen a Frederick resident charged with rape of a white woman Sept 38. He was convicted in Baltimore City Criminal Court and sentenced to hang. His lawyers seek reversal of the lower court ruling contending guilt was proven by circumstantial evidence. The watch identity was established by a Frederick jeweler. Four retreat parades at Letterkenny Depot Pa are announced with over 2000 spectators invited to view the ceremonies before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Paul Lo Allen
Jaegro
lMres
Oman
Baltimore City Criminals Court
Allen
Pepe
Meuthudun Street
Edmondson Avenue
Alen
Hem
Maryland Drydock Company
Michael F. [Freedman
George W. Evans
Frederick
Letterkenny Ordnance Depot
Chambersburg
Col
Ray M Ui
Cumberlana Valley
Account Approved in Weares-Gay Court
The Goebens Court approved the final account of Charles S Flava administrator of the estate of Lewis C Flora. The estate showed assets and expenditures totaling $588.10. Real estate was appraised at $1,890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goebens Court
Weares- Gay
Charles S Flava
Lewis C Flora
30 Indicted For Part In Philadelphia Strike
A Federal grand jury indicted 30 men in connection with Philadelphia's six day transportation strike in August. The report notes labor strife among four unions at Philadelphia Transportation Company and questions whether a strong central union could undermine local republican life and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Transportation Company
New Transport Workers Union
CTO
Fur Report
United States
No Big Naval Battle Predicted by Tokyo Broadcast
Tokyo radio stated there would be no major clash between Japanese and American navies. Instead, CBS recorded reports that ongoing air battles would likely decide the war, a claim attributed to a Japanese admiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tokyo Radio
Japan
America
CBS
War Production Board to renew civilian light truck production
The War Production Board announced authorization to renew civilian light truck production with about 20,000 trucks planned for the first half of 1945. Production had halted in January 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MARE
Washington
War Production Board
City Register Selection Delayed Amid Board Session
At an executive session following the regular meeting, the Mayor and Aldermen postponed final selection of a City Register to succeed Mehrl F. Wachter, whose resignation is effective January 1. A special meeting tonight will decide the candidate once qualifications are confirmed. The session also tackled street light shade authority and other municipal issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehrl F. Wachter
Russell H. McCain
Hugh W. Gittinger
Gittinger
Rosemont
Fairview Avenue
Emmett R. Bowlus
W. Raymond Walter
Paul L. Romsburg
Water Street
Romsburg
Lester F. Wiles
Water Committee
Charles E. Troxell
Junior Fire Company
Independent
Junior
Citizens
The
Uniteds
North Bentz Steees
Charles P. Staley
Gittingerl
City Register
Wachler
Damn Detrick
Luse
McCurdy Field
William J. Davis
Frederick County Board approves Rocky Ridge sale and bus safety measures
The Frederick County School Board ratified the sale of the Rocky Ridge school property to Charles W Troxell for 1800 dollars and transferred a $1000 library trust to new trustees Leslie W Fox Elmer P Schildt and Floyd N Wetzel who will run the Biggs Community Library Association. Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt reported bus inspections completed with 83 buses reviewed and four new replacements ordered. stability and safety noted for 4500 daily riders amid ongoing state approval processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ridge
Eugene W. Pruitt
Frederick County
Maryland
Baltimore County
Pruitt
Troxell
Charles W Troxell
Court House
Board of Education
Rocky , Ridge
Biggs’Community Library Association of
Leslie W. Fox
Elmer P. Schildt
Floyd N. Wetzel
Ruth D. Clem
Thurmont High School
Helen Rice Hemp
Parkway
Frederick
Kathryn N. Bennett
Elm Street
Hazel E. Caldwell
Emmitsburg High School
Frances Richards
Elizabeth Hopkins
Mary Ruth Weybright
Brunswick High School
Nita F. Valentine
Hemp
Parkway School
Sylvester Edwards
Lincoln High School
Motor’ Vehicle Commissioner
Mr. Pruitt
Q. Johnson
Libertytown
M L. Fox
C. I. Dinterman
Walkersville
E. C Creeger
Thurmont
Wilbur FL
Umbel
East End
Emmit
Disguise Fails of Bus Route Adjustments at Lewistown
School board granted one route extension and rerouted another to ease overcrowding. Royal Lawson Doubs’s route returns to Buckeys town. families north of Lewistown were denied transport to Lewistown due to a federal ruling. Earl Mercer’s 62 passenger load triggers a reroute from Mt Philis via Country Club to Jefferson Fike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruitt
Royal Lawson
Doubs
Taui
Buckeystown
Lewistown
Earl Mercer
Frederick
Mt. Philis School
Clifton
Country Club
Jefferson Fike
Frederick Victory Tests Clear In 11 Hour Chesapeake Run
The Frederick Victory, first of its type for the Maritime Commission, completed an 11 hour trial on Chesapeake Bay under test aboard from Bethlehem-Fairfield. The 7,612 gross ton cargo ship, 455 feet long, reached 16 knots and will be delivered for wartime logistics. A crash stop test followed with full power reversed, while officials including Arthur Aldrich and Bethlehem executives observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Victory
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic Seaboard
L. S. Maritime Commission
Bethlehem-Fairfield
Baltimore
Maryland
Frederick
Maritime Commission
Arthur Aldrich
Maritime Commission Trial Board
Jat Noon
Annapolis
T. E. Ness
Norway
A. B. Homer
J. M. Willis
the Ward
John C. Long
Bethlehem Steel Company
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Fair Grounds
Loyal Workers
Parkway Church of Goo
Luther Barker
Mt Pleasant
Frances Tucker
Vada Reeder
Mary Sullivan
Vere Vara Reeder
Dorothy Putman
Martha Hawker
U. S. Washington
War Department
U.S
Nip Capital
Oe Roche
Balikpapan
Dutch Borneo
Douglas MacArthur
Pandansari
MacArthur
Pekyo Radio
Balikweyeit Gawk
Pitns
Berne
Nation
Sant Today
D-Day
Peleliu
Halsus
Pacific
NEA
Arnhem
Feom
Stockholm
Qwahem
NEA Radiotelephoto
Italy
Fifth Army
Mark W Clark
Joe E. Louis
Tavernelle
Louis
U. S. Army
Signal Corps
Asseling
Holland
Hitler
Halland
Bottorn
U. S
Berger’s
N. Market St
Any & Ot K Koib Film
Allen’s
North Market ST
C.e.clincé& Son
Frederick, Md
Telles Movs
Slams
Union Saats
South Market
Chesapeake
London
Peter
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Eduard Benes
Belgrade
Hendrickson
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