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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1942

Page

7

Price Ceiling Violations Heard By Local OPA Panel

Frederick OPA price panel met last night to hear eight cases of merchants failing to file cost of living lists with the local office. Several businesses including a lodge and various shops faced inquiries, with some violators suspended pending full compliance by noon Monday.

OPA Frederick Ignatius Bierlee Daniel E. Wight G. Horton Pence State Office Trice Baltimore War Price and Tationing Board Price Panel Ration Board Jocal Ration Board Brunswick Emmitsburg

Court News Marriage Licenses for Four Couples

Four couples received marriage licenses. William F Schnure 29 and Amelia K Schell 38 from Laurel ton Pa. Dorsey B Geisbert Jr 20 Route 4 Frederick and Ruth Myrie Ropp 18 38 East South Street.

William F. Schnure Amelia K. Schell Laurelton, Pa Dorsey B. Geisbert, Jr Frederick Ruth Myrie Ropp East South Street

War Spending Peaks at 277 Million a Day in September

Washington reports the War Production Board disclosed a weekly statistic showing daily war spending reached 277 million dollars in September. The total for the month amounted to 5.684 billion dollars, reflecting the wartime cost in production and materials.

Washington

Victory Signal Halts Speeders On Highway Parade

A Frederick County convoy uses Morse V signals to curb speed violators on the highway to Hagerstown. Drivers report three short one long horn blasts slow ninety percent of lawbreakers to the legal speed as a state trooper observes the scene near Middletown.

Frederick Frederick County Here Hagerstown Ohio South Mountain Middletown Aly Te Buch & CaGudc

Ship Sunk by Submarine Off South American Coast

The Navy announced a medium sized U S merchant vessel was sunk by a German submarine in mid September in the Atlantic off the northern coast of South America. Survivors have been landed at a United States East Coast port.

Washington Navy United States Siere Hawan Atlantic South America

Helena Feels Strong Earthquake in Seven Year Series

A strong earthquake lasting about three seconds shook Helena Montana at 449 PM today. No damage was reported. It was the 2681st shock in a seven year sequence with 849 PM EWT referenced for timing.

Montana Helena Mont

Soldier Newton Serves With 29th Division

The report notes Newton serving with the Twenty-ninth Division of the U S Army. He is the son of W R Newton of 217 South Market Street and Mrs. Katie Newton of 405 Center Street.

Set. Newton Twenty-ninth U.S Army W. R. Newton South Market Street Katie Newton Center Street

Americans' Plight In France Their Own Fault

Acting Secretary of State Welles said new information on arrests of Americans in German-occupied France was beginning to reach the State Department through Switzerland. He noted it was too early for a full report and said Americans detained had been warned of opportunities to return home since 1938.

Washington Welles France State Department United States Lisbon

Proclamation on Maryland Constitutional Amendments and Courts

A historic Maryland document outlines proposed amendments to Article 14 and Article 4 of the Maryland Constitution. It details publication, voter adoption procedures, and the election timing for amendments affecting taxation, judiciary structure, clerks offices salaries, and state road powers.

Cittoral Ansemble Maryland Anemmenia Married Serine Sean Bays Watts- Mote General Assembly Aald Chatter Thin State Asanciaty Wally Jodieil Geareral Assembly of Thac Uonatitithan Judiciary Department Circuit Court State of Slath Associata Cam Sid Aerocigts Kredeelek Montgomery Prederick Vrederick County Wald Montgomery County Festenick County Canal Uacem Wold Eald AssnclAlo Anid Eleetin Prince George's Charlon Calvert St. Mary's Counllia Asaemtly Otheen Bey Common Ao Elacts Bold Allen Yoarm Sald Audaen Fuidleo Sat Jurgen Rad Eliallarty Ty Rerson Chin State Tla Ardandant Arterie Gel Stat of Legislative Department Witla General Assembly of Maryland Marysland Arius de Lil Baltimore

Maryland constitutional amendments on property takings and courts

Historic Maryland legislative draft outlines proposed constitutional amendments touching eminent domain for public use, compensation rules, legislative session durations, and the creation of Juvenile Courts in Baltimore City with powers, judge selection, and appeal rights. The text governs submission to voters, ballot wording, and implementation timelines, reflecting 1940s era state governance.

Belg General Assembly Ratwick Geld Kata Macylamd Phall State of Marys Land Anite XIV Maryland Legislative Department Marrland Marslant Neage Beco Matyteud Aaid Sneath Areata Alpha Canetti Sapter Erohy State of 4Land Consultat Attele IV Marsland General Assembly of Caida Articht TY Baltimore City Brecord Seth Court

WPB to Close All Gold Mines in U S

Washington reports War Production Board ordered immediate closing of all gold mines amid plans to redeploy miners to strategic metals like copper. Senator Johnson said he would seek clarification as officials prepared to issue further instructions to the industry.

Washington Senator Johnson D-Cole Coloradon Johnson WPB Mets

Juvenile Court Amendment Proposal in Maryland 1942

The document records a 1942 Maryland constitutional amendment proposal to establish juvenile courts, with election timing, ballot wording, and proclamation requirements. It includes governor Herbert R. Conor's proclamation directing publication in multiple newspapers, outlining the submission process to voters on the November 1942 general election ballot.

Arthete Maryland

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