Two Slashed and Three Jailed After Tavern Brawl
A Weverton man with an eight inch chest wound and others were injured in a free for all at William T. Compher’s tavern near the Hawaiian Night Club Sunday night. Joseph Li. Himes 28 of Weverton was hospitalized with non serious injuries. Addison Mienn 26 of Burkittsville suffered a severed ear. Three Mt Briar men were arrested George E. Miller 48 Leo Thomas Griffith 20 Thomas E. McAfee 21 as investigators sought the knife used in the melee and the motive tied to an earlier feud over Clarence Karn. The State Police continued inquiries while noting Karn escaped unharmed. Say you saw it in The News.
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Weverton
Sennaufier Hospital
Brunswick
Furkittsville
William T. Compher
Joseph Li. Himes
Weverion
Addison Mienn
Burkitsville
Safar
Burkittsville
Mt. Briar
Washington County
Braw Corp
Elwood O'Hara
Harold Basore
State Police
George E. Miller
Leo Thomas Griffith
Thomas E. MrAfee
Compher's Place
Clarence Karn
Hey
Karn
Frederick County
Compher's
Himes
Mann
Kasoede Reed Ae Gel
Non War Expenditures Must Be Cut, He Says
Senator Millard E Tydings argues that every non war expenditure must be cut or eliminated to preserve economy on the home front. He predicts a large national debt after the war and warns that civilian burdens will follow unless postwar waste is removed. He urges city and national governments to trim non essential spending to the bone.
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Chicago
Millard E. Tydings
D-Md
Civic Federation
Relaxation Of Dimout Urged In New York
New York October 18 Parks Commissioner Robert Moses called for substantially relaxing the dimout, saying the current lighting is overdone and harmful. He cited unreported accidents and difficulties policing parks due to inadequate lighting and urged relief to benefit the public and safety.
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New York
Parks
Robert Moses
Cattle Jam Stockyards Breaks U.S. Run Record in Kansas City
At Kansas City's cattle stockyards a record 57 000 head were penned, the nation’s largest run, mostly stockers and feeders for corn belt fattening. Frost, higher costs, and beef price policy fueled protests as stockmen pressed Washington to clarify regulations.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Midwest
Southwest
Washington
Employer Has Some Rights Court Rules
Washington, Oct. 1861 The Supreme Court refused to interfere with a decision upholding an employer’s right to speak to employees about union representation. The ruling, tied to the National Labor Relations Board finding, concerned a New Haven Connecticut firm where the president urged direct bargaining with management before a union election. The case centers on free speech versus coercion in labor relations.
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Washington
Supreme Court
American Tube Bending Co., Inc
New Haven
Conn
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Relations Board
Labor Board
Krestest Money Winners and Notable Thoroughbreds
The text references Sun Edwin and other outstanding thoroughbreds, noting Sun Some idea of how things have Briar sired 292 foals and listing stakes winners among progeny. It compares wartime advances such as a 100 percent increase in invent and 309 percent rise in bomb sizes, plus a 700 percent jump in tank speed, with Gardens then from last.
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Pompey
Sun
Sun Briar Dies After Yearling Racing Fame and Stud Years
Sun Briar a great race horse and sire died today at 28 after three years retirement at Sun Briar Court. The stallion helped shape the racing scene of Willis Sharpe Kilmer, was 1917 two year old champion, and sired Sun Beau among others.
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Singnamtun
A. W
Gui
Sun Briar Court
Willis Sharpe
Kilmer
Sun Beau
Public Sale of Frederick Residence No 404 South College Parkway
Executor announces public sale of Benjamin F Reich residence in Frederick County Maryland. The two and one half story stucco home at 404 South College Parkway fronts 75 feet on College Park Way with 171 feet depth, on November 3 1943 at 11 am in front of Frederick County Courthouse. Sale per Orphans Court order with terms cash on ratification and a $1000 deposit. costs borne by purchaser. Auctioneer Emmert R Gowlus.
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Benjamin F. Reich
Frederick County
Maryland
Orphans Court
Benjamin J. Reich
Court House
Frederick City
State of
South College Parkway
Henry E. Lite
Suuiln
College Parkway
West Third Street
College Park
Frederick
The
College Fur Company
Ernest W. McCardell
B. Helen McCardell
Orphans Court of
Freer County
Parsons Newman
Emmert R. Gowlus
Public sale of valuable personal property on farm near Poplar Springs
Public sale scheduled for Thursday October 21 1943 at 9:30 A M East of Baltimore line near Poplar Springs Md offers 6 work horses 29 dairy cattle 26 milking cows 1 Holstein bull 15 months and dairy fixtures including Wilson cooler a Delaval milking machine and various cans buckets and tools. Auction by Selby owner Charles A Hobbs with Kerr Kelly clerk.
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Poplar Springs
Old Frederick Road
Row 40
Baltimore
Wotdbine
Ellicott City
Frederick
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America
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Thurmont
Hagerstown
Washington, D. C
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McCormick Deering
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Acme
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Weil
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