WPB Slashes Multibillion Construction Drive
The War Production Board orders drastic cuts to the 1943 construction program and reviews to revoke priority aid. Agencies including Interior Agriculture and Commerce face halt orders on nonessential Federal building and related projects. Violators may face criminal prosecution. focus remains on war related and timely projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Production Board
WPB
Donald M. Nelson
Army
Navy
Maritime Commission
Nelson Aid
Nelson
WPH
WPE
Department of Justice
William H Harrison
Interior, Agriculture and Commerce Departments
Federal Weeks Agency
Tennessee Valley Authority
Hearing Friday Night On Charge of Assault
C E Creekbaum told police Henry Kramer shoved him in an East Patrick street barbershop and allegedly asked what he would do if the Lord told him to cut a throat. Creekbaum swore out a warrant for Kramer as Kramer denied the story saying it resulted from an accident during shaving. Kramer was held for a Friday night hearing after Creekbaum failed to appear. Roy Marsden was found not guilty of assault and battery in a separate Miller's boarding house case following an argument over Marsden's son playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Creekbaum
Airy
Henry Kramer
East Patrick Street
Creekbaum
Kramer
Alton Bennett
Sergt Frank Dorsey
Harry Phillips
Magistaris Alton ¥. Bennett
Roy Marsden
Francis Miler
West Fourth Street
Marsden
Miller's
Miller
Opening game thrill as Todd Malone leads State past Indiana
Susan Drake plots amid campus chatter before a decisive football opener. Todd Malone, the celebrated quarterback, dazzles with a 35 yard strike to Elliott for a late TD as Indiana clings to defense. Fans roar, second stringers prepare for the afterglow of a dramatic victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Drake
Todd Matome
Todd
Phil
Dr. Coulter
Susan
Pratt
State
Andy Duchek
Yee State
Elliott
Luttrell
Indiana
Dudhek
Pete Bailey
Campus ban leads Oregon students to horse and buggy
Early morning radio report notes several fines and offenses. James E. Thomas, colored, drunken on sheet, forfeited. William Speck charged with disorderly conduct fined $250. Salvatore Squitier of Capital Hall, Md., pleaded guilty to speeding and fined $5. Oregon University students faced with a campus automobile ban resort to horse and buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Thomas
William Speck
Salvatore Squitier
Capital Hall
Oregon University
Lewistown P T A Bazaar Plans With Costume Parade
Lewistown P T A finalizes plans for the annual bazaar to be held in the Lewistown hall Friday evening. The event features a comic movie radio entertainers and a Halloween costume parade judged for best most original and funniest outfits. A series of committees led by Alton E Powell oversee sandwiches cake candy ice cream soft drinks and decorations with funds supporting P T A activities. Deeds recorded show property transfers including Nuse to Nuse in Brunswick and several New Market district parcels totaling about $4,400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Charles C. T Stul
Guy Groshon
Chester Lenhart
Alton E Powell
Sandwich
Randolph Stull
Edna Buhrman
Sruce Delauter
Marion Rice
Clarence Warner
Stnley Grimes
Robert Leatherman
Earl Putman
James Wachter
Marshall Leatherman
Edgar Wachter
Walter Keyser
John Rice
Martin Grey
Robert Wachter
Mehri Ramsburg
Glenn Putman
Ross Stull
Walter
Jacob T. Nuse
Brunswick
D Street
Earl C. Nuse
Frank J Schroeder
Harry I Bell
New Market District
Thomas M Mumford
Braddock Heights
Edith Strobel
Hart Compher
Haugh
Gladhill Granted Absolute Divorce in Frederick
Oscar T. Gladhill of East Church Street was granted an absolute divorce from Helen M. Gladhill of Frederick. The decree was prepared by the clerk's office and signed by Chief Judge Edward S. Dela plaine. Austin James served as attorney for the plaintiff.
Club Meets at Jug Bridge Homemakers Talk on Congress
Mrs Raymond Shank gave an October 14 talk to Jug Bridge Homemakers on Congress When It Functions Normally. Meeting at Mrs Harry Hamilton home had 25 members and guests with Mrs Albert King presiding and Mrs Elmer Dixon leading an attack on smiles. Miss Ester Knowles spoke on Home Management and Miss Charlotte Whitmore sang two songs with Dorothy Keys on piano. Next meeting set for October 28 at Mrs Herman Gubisch’s East Patrick Street for a pressing demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Shank
Jug Bridge Homemakers Club
Harry Hamilton
Jefferson Street
Hamilton
Albert King
Elmer Dixon
Ester Knowles
Home Management
Gram
Mex. Hamilton
Charlotte Whitmore
Dorothy Keys
Herman Gubisch
East
Patrick Street
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WPS
A Home
Small Lean Co
al North
Fi “m
Toad Malone
Malone
Andy
Bert Elliott
Hanne Tra
Logan
Anne Trevor
Susie
Anne
Jane Matthews
Lewistown P. T. A
Portland Cement
Warnet St
Phil Peehry Reese
United States
Farmer’s & Mechanics National Bank
Moscow
President Roosevelt
Ted Stes
London
Blue Ridge
Deop
Sisurn
Brighg and
Soamtiwas
J. S. War
Eyede
Ee Ag
Elue i
Bergen
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
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