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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1943

Page

3

City Proposes Anti Loitering Law Enforcement Plan

Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger and City Attorney E. Austin James briefed the Frederick Police Department in the Board of Aldermen room to explain the new anti loitering ordinance. The law targets youths under 16 after 10 PM and takes effect at midnight Thursday.

Hugh V. Gittinger E. Austin James Police Department Board of Aldermen Gillinger James Yeo Gittinger Frederick Russel H. McCain Fred M. Straley

Ickes Returns Mines to Private Ownership

Washington October 12 Interior Secretary Ickes ordered 1700 mines released from government control returning them to private owners. The action ends a period of government ownership in the coal mining sector and restores ownership to previous operators.

Ickes Washington

Fallout Mounts From Coal Administration Liquidation

The piece notes the liquidation of the Coal Administration led by John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers. It mentions Roosevelt’s May 1 mine seizure and Ickes restoring mines under the War Labor Disputes Act. It cites stalled private contracts between UMW and operators, with no broad industry cover, and a looming decision by the War Labor Board on approval.

Coales Administration John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Stintoa Np UN At War Labor Board UMW Roosevelt Ickes Lewis Page Tinue

From Williamsport youths caught at Boonsboro

Williamsport youths 19 year olds Andrew Jackson Drabic and Frederick Paul Miller and 16 year old girl Sarah Jane Miller were apprehended in Boonsboro after a Keedysville resident reported a pistol in a holster. They waived extradition and will be returned to Williamsport. A .22 pistol and hunting knife were found with Drabic. SHOE WEAR IN ARMY notes lifespans of soldiers shoes varying by region.

Williamsport Boonsboro William Houck Stangel Rohrersville Keedysville Washington County Andrew Jackson Drabin Frederick Paul Miller Sarah Jane Miller Drabic

Delayed Gas Book Applications Hit Eight-Month Hold

Procrastination by Frederick County motorists delays for A and basic gasoline ration books. Only eight of the county’s 17,000 eligible applicants will be processed before November, with 2,650 of 4,550 examiner-approved apps mailed back for use when the new stamp becomes valid. County officials warn applicants face weeks of wait as offices strain to handle an expected 1,300 forms daily before October 28.

Frederick County Phebus van Luteeyel Sckers Wis

Col Keen Named Inspector General of Third Service Command

Col Hugh B Keen of Hamilton Virginia was named Inspector General of the Third Service Command. Maj Gen Milton A Reckord announced that Col Pritchett began terminal leave September 30. Keen, a 1909 Virginia Military Institute graduate, joined the Army in 1913 after working as a civil engineer on the Panama Canal.

Col. Keen Baltimore Hugh B Keen Hamilton Har Harry H. Pritchett Third Service Command Milton A. Reckord Col. Pritchett Virginia Military Institute 17Th Infantry Fort McPherson Panama Canal

Relief for Nose Drops Cautionary Head Cold Air

Relieve nasal congestion with open colds and breathe easier. Use as directed only. Promised relief from a nose drops product warning readers to follow instructions for safe use. The ad promotes Penetro Nose Drops as a targeted remedy for blocked noses.

Garlick Sentenced In Incendiary Comtempt Case

Magistrate Jones warned others of theft by workers during busy times as Garlick faced sentencing. Lieut McGuha brought Garrick to the jail. transfer to the House of Correction planned for today.

Baltimore & Co Railroad House of Correction Mio de Mary Jones Gival Maburg W. Va Walsh Garlick Brunswick McGuha Sastiv Olen M. E. Smith C. W. Hovermale Garrick Oliver Gaha Garlick Indy Garlick Jones House of Carrection

Acreage Peak Forecast Amid Farming Stabilization Plan

The Maryland agricultural community gathered for the second day of a conference with University of Maryland Extension Service officials to discuss crop goals, price supports, and manpower amid forecasted drought pressures. Symons warned that without price controls inflation could spark wage demands and strikes, urging subsidies to curb price spirals while stressing the need for steady farm recovery efforts.

Cotlege Park YB. Symons University of Maryland

Regular Relief Ad Promotes Kellogg All Bran

An advertising feature promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a dietary aid for constipation. It explains lack of certain cellulose elements causes constipation and claims All-Bran gently regulates the bowels. The copy urges regular use with plenty of water and authentic Kellogg's branding from Battle Creek.

Willy Oer Ming Pinally Lalianoan Faye Wut Thi Tencely Aljebran Kellogg’s Battle Creek Lamia

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