New Police Chief Has Had Active Career
Arthur C. Poulsen retired Washington policeman named acting Chief of Police for Frederick by the mayor and aldermen. His record shows a 1924 appointment, multiple injuries in line of duty, a 1932 gunshot wound, and retirement for disability in 193? He earned Camp Perry proficiency certificates and served on the Metropolitan pistol team.
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Arthur C. Poulsen
Washington
Frederick
Metropolitan Department
Edward J. Kelly
Washington Police
Poulsen
Camp Perry
Ohio
Metropolitan Police Department
Kelly
Dallas
Texas
Nicholas A. Long
War Labor Board eyes salaries under five thousand
The War Labor Board contemplates taking authority over salaries below 5000 a year as part of the anti inflation order. Some members argue a freeze is needed to prevent transfers between salary classes and to avoid labor conflicts. Wages remain under board jurisdiction for those over 5000.
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Washington
War Labor Board
Herman
James F. Byrnes
Two Engines Crash Head-On On B. and O.
Baltimore October 7 two locomotives a freight and a deadhead collided head on derailing five cattle laden cars. Two crewmen were slightly injured and treated. Several cattle were shot to end the pileup and remove animals. The freight ran east toward the city while the deadhead moved west. The deadhead engine belonged to the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac line.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Ina Beottace
City
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Frederick County Girl Wins 4-H Victory Prize at State Program
Miss Erma Stull of Lewistown, Hood College junior, received a $25 wartime bond as one of six 4-H Victory Prize winners judged for leadership and community service. Club leaders and other county winners from Walkersville, Adamstown, and Middletown were recognized with war bonds or stamps. Stull planned to invest excess income in war bonds and college funds.
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Frederick County
University of Maryland
Erma Stull
F. Stanley Stull
Lewistown
Hood College
Innternational Harvester Company
B, and O
Margaret Roderick
Walkersville
Peggy Himes
Catherine Pry
Adamstown
Health
Sara Jane Young
Middletown
Canning
Miss Stull
Stull
United States
Hood College Campus Day Celebrates Class Themes
Hood College holds Campus Day with 1 30 PM events at the Hudson outdoor theater. Classes perform in costume with a white dress theme, singing led by Anne Fitz and Mary Jane Hartman. The alumnae cup is awarded by Mrs. Evelyn Keitel Yeide, with an 8 30 PM Campus Day dance in Mevarn Hall.
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Hood College
Hudson
Hood
Henry T. Wade
Hudson Theater
Anne Fitz
Hanover
Spader
Mary Jane Hartman
Frederick
Evelyn Keitel
Yeide
Washington, D. C
Campus Day
Sarah Bond Welchrd
Annapolis
Berly Ves
Foaderich
Mary Louise Chorley
Middletown
Margaret Trucksess
Haddonfield
N. J
Ruth Scarr
Hasbronck Heights
The
Hood Athletic Association
Mevran Hall
Joe Stephens
Henry I. Stahr
Marian Grevle
Athletic Association
Alberta Brown
Marion Smith
Association
Rev R T Loring Addresses Women Of All Saints Church
The Fall luncheon and meeting of All Saints Church Woman's Auxiliary featured Rev. Richard T. Loring of St. David's Baltimore delivering a broad talk on spiritual values amid wartime stress. Attendance reached 110 as plans for the church’s 200th anniversary were discussed and members were urged to recruit new participants.
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Rev
R. T. Loring
Women of All Saints Church
All Saints Church
Richard T. Loring
St. David's Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Samuel S&. Johnston
All Saints
Loring
Milwaukee
Mr. Loring
Normandie
Lord
Lor Ing
Calvary Hill
Massachusetts
Johnston
Thomas B. Hayward
Grace P. Smith
Robert E. Delaplaine
Walter G. Crowther
Guy K. Motter
Birthday Supper at Lewistown Cancelled for Wartime Drive
The Lewistown Women’s Club cancels the Elsie Snook birthday supper after illness and wartime conditions. A birthday drive will run to November 4 to clear hall debt and fund repairs, with two teams led by Mrs Clarkson Kelly and Mrs R Paul Buherman raising funds.
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Elsie Snook
Lewistown
Snook
Clarkson Kelly
Albert Powell
G. Lloyd Palmer
Alton Powell
Mae Miller
Mehrl Rameburg
G. L. Utterback
Nina Michael
Norman Frye
Randolph Stutt
Clifford Kelly
Bertie Kolb
R. Paul Buherman
Jacob Ramsburg
Howard Robinson
Walter Heckert
Sylvia Eyler
Frances Snook
George Green
Allen Martz
Jonas Barker
John Howe
Millam
Randolph Stull
America
George Arnold
Lancaster
OPA To Outline Clothing Prices Meeting in Frederick
State OPA to outline clothing price ceilings and sale regulations for dealers. Miller Eiseman, price specialist, to lecture publicly at 7 30 p m in the Francis Scott Key hotel Blue and Grey room with aid from G L Speers and G Horton Peace. Eiseman to explain fundamentals and answer questions shaping future OPA price control work for district. The meeting follows local concerns over seasonal regulations for furs underware overcoats and similar items. Eiseman will mainly cover seasonal articles but provide guidance on any wearing apparel queries. He departs Tuesday for Rockville to attend a similar session and then to Hagerstown and Cumberland.
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Frederick
OPA
Miller Eiseman
G.L. Speers
Cumberland
G. Horton Peace
Elseman
Francis Scott Key
Eiseman
State Office
Rockville
Stadler
Montgomery County War Price and Rationing Board
Spoers
Hagerstown
Exalted Ruler and Officers Named in Lodge Report
Exalted ruler Henry A. Schuoler 존ored leading knight John Miller esteemed loyal knight Ed ward D. Shriner Jr esteemed lecturing knight J Bernard Fink esquire Camden J Ramsburg inner guard Charles W. Smith tiles and Charles Byerly organist listed among lodge officers in a ceremonial or organizational report.
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Henry A. Schuoler
John Miller
Edward D. Shriner, Jr
J. Bernard Fink
Camden J Ramsburg
Invner Guard
Charles W. Smith
Charles Byerly
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