Board Votes To Exempt Fair From City Taxes
The Frederick County Agricultural Society won a 3 to 2 vote by the Board of Aldermen to exempt the fair from 1993 city taxes. Aldermen argued over authority and timing, with Mayor Gillinger asserting emergency powers, while others warned the move would be unfair to the public.
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Board of Aldermen
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Charles P Sisley
Farr
Mevor Granger
Charles W. Sup
Ferbert R. Bowlss
Irving E. Sisley
E. A P. Oden
Stup
Bowls
Gay K. Matter
The
Fair Organ
Gittinger
Alvey D. Young
E. C. Lanner
Society
McCain
Gillinger
Aldermen
Emmett R. Bowlus
Ried
Charles P. Staley
Edward P. Odeningress
Alderman McCall
Glitinger
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Offner
Cater
Cater Las Atx
Glider Pilot Joins Ranks in Texas Headlines
A fragmentary report notes a new glider pilot trained at South Main Air Field in Lubbock Texas. The article mentions individuals Garland Bell and Orman T Bell of Tameville and hints at a wider surge of glider pirates making headlines.
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Camarandes
Sam
South
Main
Lubbock
Texas
Orman Garland Bell Sen
Orman T. Bell
Tameville
Licenses Of 8 Countians Are Revoked
Eight Countians face license actions after hearings. Wm Dana Ruud of the ait Hoo led a list of cases with drivers’ licenses suspended for various terms. some were discharged or placed on probation. Several individuals were cited or had licenses revoked for drunken driving, misrepresentations, or unauthorized use while others failed to appear.
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Elect Com
W. Dana Ruud
Ait Hoo
White
Blank
William Thomas
Plank
West South Street
House of Correction
Charles William Smith
LeGore
Joan Pranklin
Cramer
Howe
Ederith
John C. Morgan
Poorman A Pearce
Maxwell Avenue
Darnard
Kenneth Lines
Route
Adamstown
Eduard Qland Godsey
East
Patrick Strat
Examiner
Reveless Drive Ung
Cnaties Arimur Ambusty
Colored
Dorsey Bay
Thurmont
Walter Nelson
William Thearns
West Nts Sireet
Nelson
Pensiones
Moscow Conference Begins With Allied Leaders Presence
The Moscow wartime conference opens with V. M. Molotov representing the Soviet Union, Secretary Hull for the United States, and Foreign Secretary Eden for Great Britain. Delegations plan daily sessions at Spasskaya Palace to discuss postwar arrangements and military fronts, with no formal progress announcements until talks conclude.
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Moscow
John RoDeare
Berteh
Hietings
Tsmavs
United Stes Army
Ismay
Thomas Senedd
Secretarie Hull
Anthony Eden
Soviet Union
Ameri+ hewsiven
Malotov
Jons
Molotov
United States
Great Britain
V. M. Molotov
Hull
Eden
Spieidenavka Palace
Ice Cream Freezing at 10000 Feet in Yukon Mystery
Pittsburgh reporters relay a strange Yukon technique used by Air Transport Perry Command airmen at Fort Nelson to freeze ice cream in summer by elevating to 10 000 feet. A navigator described chocolate and strawberry flavors formed rapidly as Frost aids. The method, called home made cream, circulated among association members and readers.
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Pittsburgh
American Dirtette Association
Jack Frost
Air Transport
Perry Command
Preburgh
Lonely Fort Nelson
Yukon
Maehe
Mary I Barber
Tropics
Terrific Struggle Lies Ahead in War Talks for Congress
House members heard a briefing from General George C. Marshall and other top officials on wartime challenges after Pearl Harbor. The session included clips of Sicily landings and emphasized manpower, supply, and logistics as key obstacles. Leaders warned against over optimism and called for transparency about enemy production and Russian contributions.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
George C. Marshall
J. R. Odensie
Siberian
Russia
United Nations
Vladivostok
Japan
Pacific
Shem
Haseligds Ab
Cvas
Sudan
Talis Iese
War Departments
Germany
Europe
Red Armia
Germany Builds Internal Siegfried Line at Home
Bern reports Germany is fortifying the home front with an internal Siegfried Line, first aid posts, and underground hospitals to sustain morale as Allied bombings threaten nerve and security. Der Bund notes doctors and nurses’ efforts and questions if the German people can withstand panic and fatigue.
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Bern
Switzerland
Germany
der Bund
Geran
Eric von Lidendorf
Reich Deaders
Revival continues as Partin urges living Christ in action
Revival continues with Rev. Gillis Partin of the Salvation Army delivering a provocative message on Christian vision. Partin declares modern Christianity stagnant and urges believers to possess and live Christ while Captain Glenn comments on perceived spiritual decline. Tonight at eight, a sermon on When God Bets will be preached. A fish meal is noted as part of the event.
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Gillis Partin
Salvation Army Evangelst
Glenn
Christianity Leda
Partin
Allied halt Finschhafen advance amid fierce jungle fighting
Allied HQ reports heavy combat north of Finschhafen as Japanese forces push toward the Song River to link with units moving from Sattelberg. Australians of the Ninth Division resist, inflicting heavy Japanese casualties while the enemy loses ships and aircraft in Solomons and New Guinea operations.
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Pace
Finschhafen
Jnva
Ninth Division
el Alamein
Egypt
Finnschhafen
Song River
Sattelberg
Ramu
Madang
Saltelberg
Aussion
Lae
Salamaua
Huon Gulf
Japan
New Britain
Solomons
Bougainville
United States
Mitchell
Ramu Valley
Bogadjim
Aroe Island
Australia
New Ireland
Air Corps Private Young Stationed at Sheppard Field
The Air Corps Pvt Young, son of Uarey and Young, 5 Sr., of Frederick, is stationed at Sheppard Field Texas with the Air Corps.
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Pvt Young Son
Uarey & Young
5 Sr
Frederick
Sheppard Field
Tex
Air Corps
Continue Probe of Tavern Cutting Affray Near Burkittsville
Investigation into the tavern brawl near Burkittsville last Sunday night, in which two people were seriously hurt, continues. State Police Corporal O’Hara reported findings, noted the knife used on Joseph L. Himes, and said several suspects will face complicity charges as the case proceeds. George E. Miller, Lea Thomas Griffith, Thomas E. and Earl McAfee remain jailed, with hearings not yet scheduled. Military aviation fatalities in 1942 totaled one for 1,750,000 miles flown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkittsville
Corp
Elwood Ohara
State Police
Corp. O'Hara
Joseph L. Himes
Weverton
Two Sailors In Crash Near Emmitsburg Under Investigation
State Police continue probing a Tuesday overnight crash near Emmitsburg at about 2 am. Two unidentified sailors were involved while Emmitsburg residents moved the wrecked car and injured to Frederick City Hospital. Irene Eckerroht and Mildred Shall were treated for lacerations and later released. Trooper Walter Wilt leads the inquiry with updates expected as investigators piece together what happened. Canada’s population breakdown appears at article end in brief.
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Emmit House
Emmitsburg
Moesting
Frederick City Hospital
Irene "Bate Hada
Mildred Shatl
Henry Myers
Thurmont
Miss Eckenrode
Hoffman
Mr Shall
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Orman Gariand Bell
Peting
Aleu Puse
Jenia Whee
Miss Batt Spe i
Misa Elizabeth Ranneberger
U.S
Brazil
Coferr
Rio
Geile Va of
Bray
Fay
United Sas
Ana Raver
Welles
WEIPE
Ortober
aArticles Herald
Dewan
Espress
Donald James Morgan
Pleo Lee Paul Morgan
Lee Morgan
Donald Morgan
Burwood
Riegfried
der Burot
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
South Market St
A.W.Y.S. Indies
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
Warren E. Young
Charles W. Main
Walter Wilt
Canada
Bennett
Haven
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