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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1943
Page
2
Ellsworth Huffer of Riva was fined $25 and given a severe reprimand for shooting three rabbits out of season in Frederick County. Two juvenile hunting guides received suspended sentences and fines. seven individuals forfeited collateral. Huffer admitted coming from Southern Maryland and posted $25 for court appearance while detaining two youths who acted as guides.
Pvt. H. Walker Zimmerman son of Mr and Mrs Harry W Zimmerman of 410 East Patrick Street entered the Army in March 1943 and is now stationed at Camp Laguna Arizona His address reads Pvt H Walker Zimmerman 939562339 79th QM Co APO 79 Postmaster Los Angeles Calif
A defense worker and sole provider with eight children faced a suspended sentence and a $5 fine after claiming a taxi driver refused to proceed. Charles Huttlle’s tire was tampered with by Wallace who admitted the act. Wallace received a $30.80 fine and release to arrange payment. Other cases included reckless driving forfeitures and labor board rulings on newsboy employment status.
The Supreme Court took up whether the Sherman Anti Trust Act applies to insurance firms, a topic already debated in Congress which considers exempting insurers from the act and leaving regulation to states. The docket also includes a case challenging tax authority on government owned war goods assets used by private guns makers and questioned Allegheny County real estate tax on gun manufacturing property.
The Walkersville Woman's Club met at Mrs. Guy R. Creaz home with 20 present. Reports covered World Community Day and postwar economic needs. They planned Greek War Relief gifts and renewed Read Digest subscriptions, and will host the November PTA program at Walkersville High. The Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs. Della Hamilton's. program included hymns, psalms, readings, and a food sale planned for Saturday. A man, James W. Muse, was charged with manslaughter for a fatal crash near Feagaville, with Amanda Reena Washington identified as the deceased. He is held for a hearing in Frederick. Milk in Alaska costs 33 cents a quart.
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