Stop Calling Discharged War Veterans Stop Calling Discharged War Veterans
Washington Oct National Selective Service ordered end to limited service classification for draft registrants and halted re induction of honorably discharged veterans. Men 38 and over moved to Class 4-A from 1-A-H freeing them from call risk. 1-A-L abolished as limited duty calls ended. Local boards will re classify registrants in 1-A-L. servicemen discharged under honorable conditions remain in 1-C, meaning no further draft calls.
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Washington
National Selective Service Today
Army
Navy
Selective Service
Illicit Whiskey Operations Gain in Maryland
Maryland sees over a 10 percent rise in whiskey operations this year as counterfeit sugar ration stamps flood the market. Forty-six stills were seized in eight months, with mash totals reaching 11,660 gallons, while last year’s figures were far lower. Officer Robert E Tuttle notes many ATU agents are in service, suggesting current counts may understate the true increase.
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Baltimore
W Riskey
Maryland
Robert E Tuttle
Alcohol Tax Unit
Tuttle
ATU
Futlle
Boarding Homes Law Is Being Complied With
Frederick faces a nursing care shortage as state licensing enforcement pressures homes. They meet rules by adding first floor facilities and converting spaces to comply with two or more seniors living together. Testers from 16 daily dairy associations prepare for a two day Braddock Heights conference led by University of Maryland and Federal extension speakers.
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Frederick
State Health Department
Braddock Heights
George Hyatt, Jr
University of Maryland Extension Dairyman
J. B. Parker
Washington
Federal Extension Service
T. B. Simons
University of Maryland
Not to Count Ballots in Massachusetts Absentees
Massachusetts Secretary of State Frederic W. Cook said absentee ballots cast by servicemen killed before the election will not be counted. Ballots of men later reported missing in action will be counted, and officials were cautioned not to treat missing men as dead. A separate note covers a minor bicycle collision in Middle town.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Frederic W. Cook
Cook
Will Probated Here Reveals Orphanage Bequest and Family Shares
Charles W. Michael of Middletown had his will admitted to probate by the Orphans Court. It provides a $500 bequest to the United Brethren Orphanage and Home for the Aged in Quincy, with life interest to his widow Cora E. Michael. The remainder is split between the widow’s life estate and then to a long list of nephews, nieces, and others, including Roscoe Doub and Elizabeth Brotherhood, with executors and codicils named. Real estate valued at $2,000 and personal property at $3,000 were shown, and the executrix Naomi D. Remsberg is noted.
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United Brethren Orphanage
Quincy
W. Michael
Middletown
Roscoe Doub
Cora E. Michaels
Life
Niieces
Elizabeth Wise
Naomih Remsberg
Frances North
Cyrus Doub
A. Aldtgub
Vivian Northrup
Elizabeth Brotherhood
Myron Michael
Noah Edward Kefauver, Jr
Anna Mary Rhoderick
Luther Michael
United Brethren
William Michael
Grayson H. Mercer
Augustus E. Heidler
H. Kiefler DeLauter
Naomi D. Remsberg
Mr. DeLauter
Carrie R. Keller
Roy L. Bussard
Estate accounts and inventories in Albina Wachner estate
The report covers the first and final account of Edgar P B Wachter as administrator, listing personal estate at 496.28 and real estate appraised at 2 760. Expenditures of 407.75 and capendi tures of 407.75 were reported. Other items include concluded real estate appraisal at 0 and listed expenditures matching the cash outlay.
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Fdgar PB Wachter
Albina C. Wachner
Rean Real Pestale Appa
Whiten Sentenced to Eighteen Months for Forgery Charges
Charles Wesley Whiten, colored, was sentenced by Associate Judge Patrick M. Sehnauffer to 18 months in the House of Correction on one forgery indictment count. The sentence was suspended on another case. two counts were dismissed on motion. Whiten had pleaded guilty and testified for the State in Homer Mitchell Jr.’s trial, admitting involvement in forging checks.
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Catat
Michell
Collec
Angus sale at Frederick fairgrounds largest ever
The Maryland Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association fall sale at Frederick fairgrounds starts judging at 10 AM and sale at 1 PM. Eleven animals from Monocacy Farms are consigned. Kenneth E. Litton judges and Roy Johnston serves as auctioneer.
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Maryland
Home circle meeting notes at Letitia Braver home
Twenty five members attended with present members including Webster Oden and Belle McDevitt. The November meeting will be at Elsie Stone’s home with Elizabeth Seeger assisting. Delicious refreshments were served.
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Letitia Braver
Mics Tey
Swere Dessie Webster
Edna Oden
Belle McDevitt
Ates
Letitia Staley
Ing
iMiss Elsie Stone
Miss Stone
Elizabeth Seeger
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