Show down On Sales Tax Soon
Washington reports Rep Robertson backs a federal sales tax as a war revenue measure while debates continue on the Treasury plan and alternative tax proposals. A W.S.C. meeting in Walkersville and Moscow developments close the item, noting officials and figures surrounding wartime finance.
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Washington
Robertson
D-Va
Tax Framing House
Ways and Deans Committee
AIO Vain Tusk Co
Politi
Uni Men
Bie
Weekend Arrests Highlight City Police Weekend
Repeats, including a subject arrested three times in 27 hours for drunkenness, dominate the docket as city police report weekend arrests. Officers Ben Probus and Frank Darsey lead the charges with the disturbance downtown at 12 West Fourth Street involving Thomas and Diaons Nay Lor, colored, and others.
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Theanes
Dis
Hoffman
Omrer Ben Probus
Thamas
Diaons Naylor
West Fourth Street
Sergt Frank Darseyv
Norma Diets
Shen Boome Iva Lenting
Local announcements and community notices from Bolivar region
A compilation of social updates and obituaries from Bolivar area residents. Items include guests and visits, family travel to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York, teaching appointments, military family connections, church affiliations, and a funeral service for Eugene Bready with community attendance noted.
Strategy For Victory Food Campaign Conference Planned
Representatives from Federal and State agencies will meet at College Park on Oct 10 to map a 1944 food for victory campaign. Leaders aim to boost production of food fiber and oil, study price supports, labor and transportation, and plan an educational effort across Maryland.
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College Park
Maryland
Marsland
Joseph Ho Blindford
Dhaipovae
Marrlant
Wyland
Maghinpoly
Tiasmede Hiab
Verrenduhr
Resney
Ayefoirt
Pars Asu al
Bae Federatyy
Gounge Amd Yantt
Grandstaff Family Dinner Honors Fifteenth Birthday
A kitchen fire at Vheienore Staubs Norman Grandstal home and a weekend visit by Harold Grandstaffs and relatives in Ellicott City are noted amid family scenes. The piece marks Mary Leuse’s fifteenth birthday with a celebratory dinner as kinfolk gather for duty-bound travelers and memories of the late Mr and Mrs Joseph Grandstaff.
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Bolivar
T. BK. Oram
Perry Baskies
J. L Easkies
Bo- Soe
Jefferson Parc
Petre
LO Pot Teetendeh
LS. Alloy Au Corps
Naher Cavalier
Ira Waatarn
Wrohint Mus
Emity I Asay Wweekeod Vanes
Lan Carp Baik
Swank
Les Ane Willars Visting
Reka- Pevevyse
Stiel
Butivae
GF Burns
Chevy Chase
Col Bakass
Ana Atis W. Giver
Sy Attae
D. RK
EO Shagler
Igtan
T Hose
Saath
J. D. Smath
Week
Smuth
CE. Webb
Mro
E. Webb
Nellie Rook
E. B. Edwards
Charles Town
Maynard Stallings
Lea Donovan
Baltimore
Clay McCormick
Lar
Bathore
Edgar Dudrow
Philadelphia
Daughteter
Charles David Dudrow
Ralph Bush
Leslie Bush
Cincinnati University
Cincinnati
D. L. Mills
Brunswick
GK. Weob
Railronad
Rene L Kirby
New York City
Green
G. Crawford
Bradias
Washington
Juliet Nine
Wanda Powell
Romney
Shepherdstown
Oscar Jones
Powell
Faind Arcraff Corp
COMET
Earl Edwards
Sylvia Raland
Maud Stevens
Grafton
W. V
Mies
Eugene Breadsheid Frog
Camp Hill
Bready
Nes
Plarperverry Tie
George and Mary Breads
Camp Wii
Thuysy
Vhe Ienore Staubs
Norman Grandstal
Merchant Marine
Army Transport Service
Fern
Rusty
Mas
Harold Grandstaffs
Ellicott City
Mary Leuse
Joseph Ndstaff
Local Social Notes From Taylorsville Community
Mrs Charles Wag hosts a gathering at the home while Morace Hipples dines with grippe. Mr and Mrs Shirley Knot and child of Sykesville attend a birthday event. Princis Blair spends furlough with Edward Blair and his parents. Mrs Howard Price visits Olive Prig rederic. Mrs Vertie Pickett’s condition remains unimproved at her daughter’s home. Thomas J Byars remains in poor condition.
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Taylorsville
Charles
Barnes
Mia
James Knot
Frank Byers
Mary
Thomas Byers
Olper
Clarence Walker
William Walkers
Joan Byers
John Andrews
Minns WeetGyunrne
Lites
Princis Blair
Edward Blair
Mers
Howard Price
Olives Prig
Rederic
le- AO Siew
Talikiure
Vertie Pickett
William Hooner
Thomas J. Byars
Davis Family Movements Linked to Local Settlements
Mr Lewis Davis moves with grandparents to Glen Echo with his father for school while Miss Anna Rose Davis attends Frederick high school with her grandparents. Several Davis relatives visit and travel among Glen Echo Frederick Towson Comus and Dennings for schooling sales and social visits.
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Near Towson
John H. Brow
Dennings
Thomas Demus
Davis Family Names in Local Visit Record
A fragmented OCR item lists individuals with residences such as Wimchester Glen Echo Rockville Hunting Hill Tow pon Elweeet My Cumus and Cumus host names including Mr and Mrs Davis and others visiting a local area. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and missing context.
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Asville Asitaa
Wimchester
Anne
Chenier Davis
Glen Echo
Wilson Davis
Rockville
Archibald Davis
Hunting Hill
Frederick Rupp
Near Towpon
Gordon Davis
el- Wee Et
Local residents and visitors noted in community notices
Minutes from Sabillasville discuss Mrs Albina Wachter and family updates. U S Navy sailor Paul Brown visits parents in the area. Harold Wolletty and Eva L Harbaugh family ties are noted with Alexandria connections. Mrs Leonard Sievers spends time with Tywnsville relatives. Roy Pryor visits relatives with the Mer family in New Dese. Mrs Neward Wagaman visits with her aide in Now Wil.
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Pabllusville
Albina Wachter
Med
John Ry
Florida
Paul Brown
U.S. Navy
Tha Brows
Harcold Wollettyne
Delingaere
S Navy
Campres
Eva L. Harbaugh
Marie
Allen
Alexandria
Anea B. Harbaugh
Leonard Sievers
Tywnsville
Ted
C. E. ‘Shields
Roy Pryor
Sor Ceelw
Tabert
Neward Wagaman
Maide
Wil
Local Families Join for Dinners and Birthdays in Ladiesburg
Mrs James Castas and family hosted guests including Gruber Lookinill and Leah Smith. Supper guests Monday included Joseph Jones Landis Fox and Marry Lookinbill along with Edgar Smith daughter Leah. Leah Smith celebrated her 14th birthday with a supper. Other visits included Claude Albea in the Lind home and Baltimore visitors Wilbert Smith staying with Edgar Smith’s family.
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James Castas
Leah Smith
Constance Smith
Katherine Clabaugh
Andrs
Claude Albea
Walter Lind
Wilbert Smith
Baltimore
Elwood Gross
Guy
Taneytown
Stars Shine From Hydrogen Fusion Process
Scientists describe how stellar energy comes from hydrogen fusion powering stars, releasing radiant energy through nuclear reactions that illuminate distant galaxies.
More Civilian Goods Possible In War Demobilization
Washington reports civilian goods may rise as munition output is trimmed. Key factors cited are completed factory conversions and accurate future needs, allowing cuts of several billions from the 1944 program. The President and War Mobilization Board oversee cuts, while a production survey committee synchronizes output with war strategy. Byrnes will study postwar economics and demobilization.
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Washington
America
U: Europe
Roosevelt
War Mobilization Board
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
George CC. Marshall
Ernest J. King
Wiliam D. Leahy
James F. Byrnes
Anartytetter Perure
Demobilization Program Aims At Smooth Postwar Transition
The article outlines a gradual demobilization plan to ease industry into peacetime, with early work and youth outreach to foster citizenship. It mentions an anti loitering law and an upcoming meeting at Mrs James Renner’s home in New Midway on November 9. A South Pacific base honors Lloyd W Ort for Gold Conduct Medal, noting his Frederick barber background and service since March 1941 with overseas duty since April 1942.
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Catharine Ty
James Renner
New Midway
South Pacific
Lloyd W
Frederick
Monthly Meeting of Woodsboro W C 1 US
The Woodsboro Women’s Christian circle held its monthly gathering on October 5 with devotional readings from The Holy Bible. Speakers discussed juvenile delinquency tied to parental influence and church involvement.
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Monthly Meeting OF
Woodsboro
W. C
Ing
Fhe Grein
C. Yenshin
Mary Jistian
Nations True Glory
Marion Green
J Stey d
Sange ‘Renner
Catharine Altwater
Dorothy
Rom Grim
Reed Stusbe
Adkins
Marion Grim
William C. Roderick
Fire Company Bazaar Draws Large Crowd For Supper
A Seput. lag iase week by the Mi Airy Volunteer Fire Company netted 1.019. It was More than 400 3 were served as the supper ing The bazaar con tinued through Saturday night in the Firemen's Hall and was well attended.
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Mi Airy Volunteer Fire Company
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Loew
Order of Odd Fellows
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Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
PaGiek SL
Proderic
Hubert A. Harp
Mgr
Greenfield
Sell Miller
Mr. Staley
Roger Davis
Edward Davis
John J. Davis
Billy” Massie
Ashford Trail
Frederick, Maryland
Roger Daye
Glenn
Leonard
Davghver Louise
Altie Gregg
Cumus
Ladiesburg
Creomullion
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Office of Defense
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A. A. Louch
Frederick County National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Markell & Ford
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Fredericktown
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