Charges Filed Against Three Fort Meade Soldiers
Three local Fort Meade soldiers were arrested weekend in city incidents. Niles B. Fox faces charges including operating under the influence with no license and unauthorized use of a vehicle. bonded at 1,000 dollars and to be tried tonight in Police Court. Pvt. Marshall T. Oden and Pvt. Gilbert M. Hough were held for Fort Meade authorities on AWOL and related charges. Bud H. Gail, of Big Springs Texas, was jailed on vagrancy and intoxication after panhandling, with 100 dollars collateral. Ollie Naylor was jailed on concealed weapons with 100 dollars bond. Alice Hallman and Charles Smith held on 380 dollars collateral for peace disturbance. Kinsey Ogle summoned for assault and battery. Tobie Fagan arrested for intoxication and held on 2.50 dollars collateral. Fever distributing checks: VA reports 1,237,116 jobless pay claims for week ended Oct 5, down from 1,305,413 prior week and far below April peak.
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Fort Meade
Niles B. Fox
Fox
Douglas Stup
Frank Dorsey
Marshall T. Oden
Water Street
Ailen Bartgis
Ralph Potts
Gilbert M. Hough
Monrovia
Bud H. Gail
Big Springs
Texas
Ellis Carty
Charles Burras
Ollie Naylor
Phobus Avenue
Martin Kanade
Carly
Alice Hallman
Charles Smith
Tobie Fagan
Kanade
Weather summary for October 1945 and 1946 readings
There was no precipitation in the past 24 hours at 8 am. October precipitation to date was 1.09 inches, below the normal 2.90 inches. October 1945 recorded 0.82 inch. precipitation through October 1946 shows excess of 1.77 inches. High yesterday reached 02 and the high last year was 32. low last night 31, year ago 32. Sunset today at 1.34 pm, sunrise tomorrow 6.20 am, moonrise 9.20 pm, moonset 11.31 pm. Rivers are cloudy on the Virginia side at Manor and Ceresville, muddy on the Maryland side at Brunswick.
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Manor
Ceresville
Potomac
Virginia
Maryland
Brunswick
Radio Schedule Shifts To Central Time With Nightly Highlights
A fragmented listing shows MBS WOR 710 AM and other stations shifting from eastern to central standard time by subtracting one hour, with notes on relay times from focal stations. It mentions programs including News and Commentary, sports segments, and a 4-H fair in Braddock residents' territory featuring bingo and refreshments each evening.
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ABC
CBS
WFMD
NBC
WBAL
Sted
Focal
Farrell
Soratmabe
Suing
Dick T. Bo
Barber
Abe-East
Uyers
Fulton Lewis
Mbs
Ma SldeeRarl
Goilvin
Aoa Ess
Anger Benderegory
Our
Heudy Loudsiu
Vie Borg
Johny
Lunpis
Ube
Braddock Community Show Planned at Hall This Week
The Braddock Community Show sponsored by the Braddock Grange Woman's Club and 4-H will run Wednesday to Friday evenings at Braddock Community Hall from 7 30 to 11. Exhibits may be accepted Wednesday morning from 8 to 12 30 due to revision day on October 13. Supervisors include Mrs Roy Cline chair with Grace Summers and Mrs Charles Main assisting.
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Braddock
Braddock Grange
Woman’s Club
Braddock 4
Roy Cline
Grace Rebecca ‘Summers
Charles Main
John Arthur Summers
Joseph Reeder
J. W. B. Summers
Theodore Reeder
Eldred Boyer
M. Cecil Stine
Grace R. Summers
Evelyn
Jane Summers
Cleo Cline
Charles A. Kiein
Paul Summers
C. H. Roberts
Routine Matters Before Carroll Education Board
The Carroll county Board of Education authorized investigations into driveway improvements at the Charles Carroll school entrance and into on-site plans for a new elementary school at Sykeaville. Resignation of Loretta Conrad accepted. substitutes Jean Senriver and Hebert Cuinguir appointed. A report on transporting upper grade pupils from Harney to Taneytown due to low Harney enrollment. Progress noted on implementing the county school lunch program under State Education Department regulations. Superintendent authorized to study teachers' salaries and align county pay with comparable counties.
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Board of Education
Carroll County
Charles Carroll
Tille Tg Abedani
Sy ¥Keaville
Loretta Conrad
Jean Senriver
Hebert Cuinguir
Harney
Taneytown
Carroll ‘County
State Dept Ment of
Heights Community Center Names Officers
Heights Community Center elects officers for the coming year and outlines activities at the Wooka Cominge Center. Elected: Jaques Harris president, G William Stulty vice president, Basil Co Lewis secretary, Vernon Cassell treasurer, and directors including Thomas Williams and Mrs Clar ence A. sdo. Community Christmas tree to be placed atop a pine, Halloween party planned for Braddock Heights children, adult party slated for November, and a winter bowling league to start Fridays at 7:30.
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Wooka Cominge Center
Pine Ieee Fa
Braddock Heights
Hallowe'en
Garden Club of Frederick Holds Annual Meeting and Luncheon
The Garden Club of Frederick met Friday afternoon at the Francis Scott Key hotel for its annual business session and luncheon attended by about 25 members. The Taney room dining setup featured colonial decor and a fruit vegetable ivy centerpiece. the club unanimously accepted the slate proposed by the nominating committee chaired by Mrs. T. Stuart Haller, electing officers.
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Garden Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Taney
T. Stuart Haller
Alrs
Frederick Historical Society club reports and amendments approved
G Vienter Bowers presides with officers and honorary member Mrs Joseph Le Appte. A fundraiser drives to raise grounds maintenance funds. Amendments to by laws, proposed by Miss Helen Staутler, are approved. Annual reports presented by secretary Gerrit Peters and committee chairs. luncheon organized by campus committee.
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G. Vienter Bowers
E. Virginia Miller
Mary Maulsby
Se Tury
Peter W. Chichester
Charles McC. Mathias
Dee Pees
BR. EL
Charles W. Ross
Parsons Newman
Newman
Joseph le Appte
Frederick Historical Society
Helens Stautler
Gerrit Peters
Gad
Fred erick Club marks National Business Women's Week
Frederick Business and Professional Women's Club stages two dinner meetings at the Francis Scott Key hotel on Tuesday evening. Five club presidents speak in an 11 minute program broadcast at 7 pm from the Blue and Gray Road. Principal speaker is Mrs William C Radevick probation officer and executive secretary of the Children's Aid Society of Frederick and a member of the local Zonta Club.
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Frederick
Dinner Event Roles And Club Leaders Named
Dinner will be served promptly at 6 15 oclock. Miss Hagel McComer is president of the foc club and chairman of the Radio committees for the state Brand PLOW. The UPth Nuctiana Business Womens Week theme is Let's Work Together to Better Communities. Leaders Bible Class at Calvary Methodist reports 14 Reds and 70 Blues attendees with Sunday morning services led by J Welly Fiche.
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Hagel McComer
Foc
PLOW
de Whiel
Irvitt Prout Messiouise
Thompson
Paakae Baw
Mabel Gallagher
Upth
Nuctiana Business Womens
Bible Ulass
Bibl
Clags
Calvary Methodist
St Reds
Blues
Istlers
Welly
Reverend Gosnell Names Dr Bailey Speaker at College Event
President William S. Gosnell announced that Dr Bailey floors of Western Maryland College would be the speaker for a upcoming event at the Men's Bible Court of the Reformed Church, with the address provided.
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Men's Bible Ct
Thevanetical Reformed Church
William S. Gosnell
Bailey Floors
Western Maryland
Colliege
Far Tae
Bible Clare to be observed next Sunday evening service
Dr. W. P. Ard pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church of Hagerstown will speak at the banquet on Tuesday evening October.
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Bible Clare
W. P. Ard
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
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