Five Held For Platinum Plot In Baltimore And New York
The FBI announced the arrest of Spanish ship captain Isidro Bilbao Omaga and five others in Baltimore and New York on conspiracy to export platinum worth up to 13000 pounds. Indalecio Sevillano, the Moto mar handyman, and Dr Juan Tomas Bareno among those charged. Arraignments set before U S Commissioners. case filed by U S Attorney Bernard J Flynn.
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New York
United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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S. S. Motomar
Indalecio Sevillano
Juan Tomas Bareno
Juan Gallego
Manuel Rodrigues
Onvaga
Sevillane
James Cullen
Soucy
Sevilan
Bernard J. Flynn
Bananas Aid Insect Intruder Foiled at Frederick Store
Workers at Staub and Son Market captured a female tarantula-like arachnid found in a large banana packing box shipped from a Caribbean port via Baltimore. The intruder, described with red insignia, was taken into custody for investigation with no one harmed.
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System Operator James from Hagerstown named Potomac Edison post
Carroll St. James of Hagerstown son of Mr and Mrs Edward Jones 210 East Charen street appointed system operator of the Potomac Edison Company effective September. James a Frederick High School and University of Maryland 1930 electrical engineer succeeds Charles Marr granted a furlough. He joins Potomac Edison in 1934 after work with M J Urner and William Humphrey. He previously served in Frederick and Schenectady and was assistant superintendent of power at Williamsport plant since January 1 1942. He married Margaret Sager and they have two children.
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City of Frederick
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Jap Wants Brothers To Remain Loyal To U S
An American-born Japanese Army officer recounts urging his two brothers in the U S Army to stay loyal and fight for America. He withheld their names and suggested the brothers were no longer in service. The report includes a separate society note on the Browningsville Club meeting with 16 members and 4 visitors, and a local court note about a juvenile case settlement.
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Certificates To Motor Corps Members
An unusual pattern of red marke on the abdomen of most enemy Araennids captured in the United States is noted. The arrest of one captured here may foreshadow further action. Howe ver, Hisses and Rhee and other Stumble mir ket members were told to be alert. They were placed by superiors for alertness in capturing a female black widow smiter concealed in a crate of bananas opened yesterday at the Staub market.
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Memorial Memorializing Hammaker Firm Work At Barre
Brest Hammaker of Hammaker Brothers will inspect a monumental barre memorial being crafted for Carlisle Pennsylvania cemetery. The six granite columns architrave design stands over twenty feet, with bases and three supports, described as among the region's finest monuments already displayed at Gettysburg and Field.
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November 4 Proposed as John Hanson Day in Maryland
Jacob A Nelson, an Iowa lawyer and author of John Hanson And The Inseparable Union, urges Frederick Maryland to set aside November 4 as John Hanson Day to honor the patriot who resided there. Nelson notes the date marks the 160th anniversary of Hanson stepping down as President of the United States in Congress Assembled the first president to hold that title.
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Lown
John Hangon
Congress
John Hanson
Maryland
Frederick
Jacob A Nelson
Iowa
Nelson
Radcliff
Hanson
United States
American Food Aid to Russia Reaches Record August Total
The Agriculture Department reports August deliveries to Allies and the United Nations total 187,009,000 pounds. Pork lead shipments in cans and frozen forms, with 75,439,000 pounds delivered. Other sizable August items include 15,509,000 pounds of Vitamin A, 13,076,000 pounds of canned fish, 12,440,000 pounds of cheese, 12,?6 million pounds of dry skim milk and 18,870,000 pounds of strawberry pulp.
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Court News and Local Transfers Highlight October List
Court records show deeds from A W Feeser Co to J J Noell and from Archley R Molesworth to Jennie M Molesworth and others, each for 10 dollars. Marriage licenses list Friedly Bitner, Heffner Brunswick Solomon Hisler, all in December and October. A Calvary Methodist class met with fifteen members and a guest, with readings, prayers, poems, and refreshments.
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Maxine E Bitner
Chambersburg
Carl W. Heffner
For. Meyver
Helen Elizabeth ‘Capiio
VR Brunswick
George M. Solomon
Matilda Marie Hisler
Washington
Rumford Baking Powder Ad Promises Bone Benefits
An old time advertisement touts Rumford Baking Powder as a calcium and phosphorus source for strong bones and teeth. It offers a free folder of 21 sugarless recipes and invites readers to request it by mailing to Rumford Baking Powder Box FS in Rumford Rhode Island.
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Better And Cheaper Autos After The War
New York October 7 Better and cheaper auto vehicles will revolutionize highway transportation after the war, says William J Cumming maintenance director of the Offer of Defense Transportation in a Society of Automotive Engineers address. He urges post war machines designed for efficient function, safer to drive, easier to maintain and cheaper to keep. P E Friend of Wilkening Manufacturing Company Philadelphia notes expander type piston rings doubling engine life and halving oil use.
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Ice Cream Brings Joy to Refugee Family Return
In Hagerstown a returned missionary, Edward T. Plitt, his wife, and their children celebrate coming back to the United States. The 6-year-old Edward Jr. is happiest for the abundant ice cream, while Joyce, raised in China, speaks mainly Chinese and knows little English due to limited language teaching during mission years. The article notes the U.S. population grew by 17 million in the 1920s.
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