Taneytown Men Jail and Fines in Drunken Driving Case
Taneytown residents Joseph Haugh and George W. Fair were jailed on non support and drunken driving charges after magistrate Alton Y. Bennett heard their cases. Haugh failed to post bond of 1600 dollars. Fair was fined 103.05 dollars and jailed 60 days for inability to pay. Ralph Jones was fined 2.50 for failing to appear after a dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Haugh
Ladiesburg
George W. Fair
Taneytown
Alton Y. Bennett
Richard P. Haines
Frederick
Ralph Jones
West Patrick Street
Trop Wes
Charles W. Smith
Dorothy
Haugh
Hira Sergi
Dorsey
Phobus
Boone
Fair
Bennett
Eizceh Achdeags
Pair
Charles Wagerman
Emmitsburg
Haines
Potts, Phobus
Kanode
Jones
Ldlues
Ralph A. Shinn
Severna Park
Harry Bonham
Clarence Khenzer
Mount Pleasant
Winners Of State 4 H Club Contests In Maryland
Maryland 4 H Club officials announced seven girls will be delegates to the National Congress in Chicago. Louise Brown won the food preparation contest. Jean Reese led the girls record contest. Evelyn Arnold won the canning contest. Ada Ford led in clothing. Mary Hull took the style revue award. State fair leadership honors went to Mary K. Hill and Myra Lippincott. Additional canning achievements and other outstanding canning workers were noted, with 3,272 club members participating in canning projects statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Chicago
Dorothy Jackson
Louise Brown
Caroline County
Mary Hull
Carroll County
Mary K. Hill
Howard County
Myra Lippincott
Cecil County
Miss Brown
Jane Reese
Miss Hull
Allied Bombers Plan Vast East and South Offensive
Allied air forces from Northwest Africa and Britain will merge to launch a shuttle bombing campaign against Germany from England or Italy. Targets include Berlin and German-held industries in Budapest Vienna and Prague, with vulnerable Balkan capitals Belgrade Bucharest Sofia and key oil centers around Ploesti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Northwest
Africa
Britain
Hitler
Germany
Hoddanartets Annoumcement
England
Italy
North Africa
Balkans
Budapest
Hungary
Vienna
Austria
Prague
Belgrade
Bucharest
Sofia
Ploesti
Air Express Gains Ground Post War Lessons From War
Army shoe repair shops operate at a rapid pace with shoes repaired every ten minutes. The war taught that air transport can move substantial cargo profitably, suggesting post war use of Air Express at similar scales as Air Mail.
One Day's Coal Achievements Supply For Use Of Air Force In Homes
Washington reports relief efforts as 2,800 loads entered speed routes to deliver 300,000 to 46,000 tons to rail retailers and households. Ickes notes critical coal shortages from spring strikes, orders bituminous mines to divert one day’s output to all rail retailers east of the Mississippi, with anthracite unaffected. The move targets domestic use and winter heating, while emphasizing distribution controls to keep steel mills supplied. General H H Arnold praises Albertian airmen's wartime actions and argues losses are outweighed by strategic gains and overall war aims. The report includes notices on beer license applications and administrative details for Frederick County Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uttar
W G Roulers
Ickes
Loarn
Mississippi
East
Great Lakes
Alabama
Solid Fuels Administration
H. H. Arnold
Schweinfurt
Germany
Arnold
Air Force
Pentagon
Europe
German Air Force Under Fire as Allies Press Warfare
Report notes Allied air superiority growing with Allied planners eyeing decisive attacks. Authorities discuss German industrial targets and veritable bomber defense. Analysts observe German scientists scrambling for weapons like rockets and aerial bomb strategies while defenses pull resources from Italy and beyond.
Notices Order Nisson Audit in Frederick County Court
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County Maryland September Term 1942 the auditor's report filed October 11 1947 and order to ratify and confirm the report unless cause shown. Publication required in Frederick newspaper seven days prior to the date set November 1943. Clerk of the Court Ely C. Wachter represents procedures involving Charles McC Mathias as solicitor and assignee of The New Windsor Suite Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohder Nisson
Lanna
Frederick County
Charles McC. Mathias
New Windsor Suite Bank
Maryhind
Morsayoe
Janes Challis
Gladys Prillins Challis
Peti
Kiana
Uresail
Sid Divs
Frederick Counts
Eults
Wachter
Circuit Court
Frederck County
Dochy
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Vernon T. Watkins
Pinkney
Richardson Bo
WU Lui J. Welty Pahkney
The
Alice Umber
Unclear fragment hints at Pacific air war elements
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of Japan and Russia roles and air operations over the Southwest Pacific, but specifics are unreadable. No identifiable persons or organizations are confirmed in the surviving lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
Southwest Pacific
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Geo. W. Fair
Eleanor Skinner
Kent County
Peggy Himes
Patsy Poole
Washington County
Helen Smith
Harford County
Virginia Ayers
Allegany County
Hughes
MT. Airy
Edwin H. Hughes
Damascus
Mt. Zion
Calvary Church
H. L. Basore
Robert L. Smith
Reagan
Tenn
Tobe Gilbert
R. C. Snoots
Beauty & Bull
Marcella Gould
Gen. Arnold
Merle C. Baker
Lantz
Thurmont
Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland
Lin Net
Schweintarl
Orphans Court
Tuchard L. Anderson
Florence V. Anderson
North Carolina
Signature Auto—Furniture Loans
Frederick, Maryland
N. Market ST
Owe
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Ma
Store Houy
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kensington
Kinsbeg
Joceleg
Steel
Key Hotel Bldg
W. Patrick Street
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