Public Meeting Set On Curfew Law For Sept. 22
Frederick mayor and aldermen scheduled a public hearing for September 22 at 7 30 pm in City Hall to discuss a proposed curfew ordinance in response to juvenile delinquency concerns. Officials asked local clubs and chambers to form committees to study the issue and make recommendations. the public is invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh V. Gittinger
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Chambers of Commerce
Retail Merchants Association
Ting
Gillinger
Retail Merchants To Have Ladies Night in Frederick
Paul E. Ramsburg will speak at the Frederick Retail Merchants Association Ladies Night supper and meeting at 6 30 pm at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Wives and friends attend. The program features reels of motion pictures musical selections a sound film A New Voice For Mr X by Po Tate Richard Zimmerman sings a baritone solo and a business session follows. A merchants committee report discusses data and possibilities for an air port for Frederick independent of the city committee on a post war landing field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Ramsburg
Frederick Retail Merchants Association
Francis Scott Rey
Po Tate
Richard Zimmerman
Merchants' Committee
Frederick
Early Solution Seen Of Shooting At Sykesville
Carroll County police reported early Wednesday they have information likely to yield an early solution to the fatal shooting of Baltimore produce man Charles Meister at his farm home near Sykesville. Meister was shot through a window while sleeping and died at University Hospital after a shotgun blast. Robbery is suspected as motive, with an undetermined sum taken. police cite possible other motives.
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Carroll County
Baltimore
Charles Meister
West
Baltimore Street
Sykesville
Donald C. Sponseller
Carrall County
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Gerald Redmond at Rose Home
A delightful birthday dinner was hosted at the Vernon W. Rose home for Mrs. Rose’s daughter Gerald L. Redmond. A large crowd attended with games in the evening and a solo by Mrs. Dorothy Rippers titled I Had A Dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon W. Rose
Austin R. Rippeon, Sr
Amees K. Redmond, Jr
Gole
Dorothy Rippers
Pfc. Robert Watkins Stationed at Fort Lewis in Wash
Former Mt. Airy first baseman Zeke Watkins from the 1941 42 Maryland State League is now stationed at Fort Lewis Washington. His address lists Pfc. Robert Watkins Co. L 324 Inf APO 44 Fort Lewis Wash.
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Pfc
Robert
Zeke) Watkins
Mt. Airy
Fort Lewis Wash
Watkins, Co
Fort Lewis
Wash
Tips For Tax Time Due Soon Must Be Filed By September
Experts urge timely filing of the new declaration with payment by September 15. The article outlines who must file, how to compute taxes and Victory tax, and steps to complete the form with simplified and alternative computation options, including examples for a married couple with two dependents and considerations for military personnel.
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Alexander
George AI
Veritee
Washington
Collector of Internal Revenue
The
Revenue Bureau
Receipts and Costs Rise at Montevue U S P Hospital
County auditors report 1942 shows total receipts at Montevue and Emergency Hospital rising to 10,462.48 with total expenditures 43,390.54, yielding a net maintenance cost of 32,928.06 and a deficit of 1,428 against appropriations. Income sources include farm produce sales and hospital patient payments, with notable year over year increases amid broader economic conditions.
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Montevue
Robert C. Trivsler
Board of Montevue
Uapl Ngedies Wenden
PRL
Clinic Changes Schedule for Monthly Child Hygiene Sessions
Health officials announced the monthly child hygiene clinic is canceled this afternoon and replaced by semi monthly examinations on the second and fourth Thursdays at Winchester Hall. The next clinic will be September 2 to 4 p.m., followed by September 23 and subsequent second and fourth Thursdays each month until further notice.
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County
State Board of Health
Winchester Hall
Beall Urges Beall Urges Airport Support and Draft Debate
Congressional Representative J Glenn Beall spoke at a joint Rotary Kiwanis meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel. He backed building an airport in Frederick and funding roads, opposed drafting fathers, and criticized the 78th Congress while defending postwar plans and government programs. He noted Army Navy needs and warned against excessive subsidies and price controls.
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Army
Navy
J. Glenn Beall
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Beall
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Hagerstown
Congress
Federal Commission
Peederatn
Mansense
Balderdash
Loss Of Minesweeper In December Announced
Washington Sept 1 The Navy revealed today the loss of the minesweeper Wasmouth in the Aleutians area last December after the vessel was wrecked by the explosion of two of its own depth charges. The charges were released from their racks by a raging sea off the Aleutian Islands and exploded under the stern, blowing off a portion of the after section as the ship slowly sank. Commander Alfred J. Homann of Santa Rosa Calif maneuvered his ship the tanker Ramapo alongside for a three and a half hour battle with five of the crew reported casualties.
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Washington
Aleutians
Aleutian Islands
Alfred J. Homann
Santa Rosa
Calif
Ramapo
Rescue of Officers and Crew After Ship Ww F. Disaster
The stormy sea saved two officers and 125 men along with two passengers from the Homiann ship Ww F. as Vice Admiral T C Kinkaid commended Homann for the rescue. The commendation, released on the day, marks the first disclosure of the mine loss and ship fate.
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Wwf
Homann
T C Kinkaid
North Pacific Force
Wdas
U.S. Ship Sunk by Enemy Torpedo in South Atlantic
The Navy reported a medium sized American merchant vessel was torpedoed and sunk by an enemy submarine in the South Atlantic. Survivors reached Miami, Florida after the attack.
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U.S
Washington
Navy
South Atlantic
Surevivors
Miami
Fia
Ninth Annual Field Day of the Frederick County Ayrshire Herds
Ayrshire breeders announce Labor Day field day at Sigler's Grove near Middletown with 4-H stock exhibits and defense stamp prizes for grand champions. Cuthbert Nairn manages exhibit placement. W Paul Etzler chairs event. Elwood Derr notes band concerts and attendance by UM State Ag officials and Ayrshire groups. Subsidy of five dollars per head for up to six exhibited. State Fair Board supplies ribbons. association provides other prizes.
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Frederick County
Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
Ayrshire
Sigler’s Grove
Middletown
Cuthbert Nairn
Fayetteville
Goodacres Farms
W. Paul Etzler
Elwood Derr
Union Bridge
County Association
Agricultural Department
University of Maryland
State Ayrshire Association
State Fair Board
Association
East To Run Out Of Gas Soon Warning From Ickes
Interior Secretary Ickes warned the nation gasoline may run short at current consumption rates. He urged curtailment of all but essential driving, saying motorists are depleting stockpiles while military jet needs loom. He cautioned the East could exhaust supplies in days if usage rises.
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Washington
Ick
Oii
Ickes
Newhead
Pacific
Southwest
Middlewest
East
Man Found Dead Along Potomac River After Dog Vigil
The body of 71 year old Harry C. January of Kensington Md was found along the Potomac River near No land's Ferry after a Chesapeake Bay Retriever kept vigil over his master since Sunday. Investigators believe he died from a heart attack or fall resulting in drowning after slipping to the water’s edge. January is survived by his widow a son and a daughter. The body was cremated at Fort Lincoln Crematory after removal to a Frederick funeral home.
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Harry C
St. Paul Street
Kensington
Potomac River
Noland's Ferry
Frederick Couery
Lewis C. Stunkle
Chesapeake Bay
Stunkle
January
Montgomery County
Charles V. Main and
Corp
Elwood O’hara
State Police
Horace M. Alexander
Trev
Derrick A
Julia Churchill January
Josephine Poe January
D. A. January Jr
Hartford
Conn
Josephine Deniel
North Carolina
East Church Street
Frederick
Fort Lincoln
Bladensburg
M. R. Etchison
Civilian meat supplies boosted as quotas lifted
Washington reports the War Food Administration suspends all livestock slaughter quotas for two months to increase civilian meat, with 40 percent of beef for Army use. Rest of beef and all other meats go to civilian tables to ease feed shortages and packing capacity later this year. Slaughterers must still meet hog price and license requirements.
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Washington
Food Administration
Price Administration
War Shipping Administration
WFA
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Laurens E. Phebus
Frederick Plumber
Edward S. Mohler
WesMindiwink
Mabley
Russell H. McCain
Edward TP. Gden
Charles W. Stup
Frederick City
Gittinger
City Register
Irectea Ty Nave
James
Laboring Sons Society
Sixth
Fifth
Chapel Alley
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Singapore
Alan Hale
Los Angeles
Humphrey Bogart
Lloyd Bacon
Ing
Hale
Atv
Richard Thomas
Robert Watkins
Treasury
HMA
Montevue U
Airport
Frederick Hagerstown
U.S. Aid
OFA
Executive Branch
Ofice of Price Administration
OPA
Great Britain
Philosaphy
Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr
Rotary Club
Clarence C. Carty
Kiwanis Club
Harry C. January
Ferry
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
Robby
Frederick 5
South Market
Girdle
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