Parents To Blame For Delinquency Delinquent parents cited at Pomona Grange
At a Mt. Pleasant meeting of Pomona Grange nine subordinate granges reported progress. Resolutions opposed federal land return expenditures and urged postwar farm-to-market road funds. Speakers included Mayor Gittinger and Rev Conner. Banquet set for November 15 in Calvary church with Mayor McKeldin as speaker.
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Pomona Grange
Mt. Pleasant
Grange
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Howard A. Quinn
Hugh V. Gittinger
Alvill Conner
Bruce E. Crum
Dorothy Zimmerman
Monroe Thomas
Lester Fisher
Hazel Holter
Pomona
Calvary Methodist Church Parish Hall
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick County
Middletown
Hagerstown
Frederick Fair
John Renn
Myrtle Bell
David Derr
Edward Holter
C. V. Riser
Dorothy Ranch
Virginia Klos
Jesse Hammerly
Mt Pleasant Grange
Catherine Riser
Mary Walters
Helen Shook
Lloyd E. Allis
Morgan R
Dozen Horses Named To Go To Post Today
Dozen horses were named to post tomorrow in the 50000 added Washington Park Handicap a mile and a quarter race for three year olds and up led by Georgie Drum and Sitte. Pensive s trainer Ben Jones eyes a return to form but jockey Conn McCreary is released and Freddie Smith may ride. Also listed are Traffic Court Equifax Take Wing Some Chance and others. OPA to require used car purchases be reported to local ration boards starting September 12 to close loopholes in price ceilings. Truth Seekers Class Calvary Methodist picnic at Braddock Heights with about fifty attending arranged by Mrs Howard Kemp.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Allen Drum
Helter
Georgie Drum
Sitte
Calumet Farm
Pensive
John Marshh
Valdiia
Ben Jones
Conn McCreary
Jones
Warren Wright
McCreary
Freddie Smith
Traffic Court
Miller & Burger
Howard Wells
Equifax
Clyde Travit
Abe S. Hewitt
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Funeral announced for former Senator George W Norris
Funeral services are set for tomorrow in McCook Nebraska for former Senator George W Norris age 83 who died yesterday after a brief illness. Six local residents will serve as pallbearers for the longtime lawmaker who served forty years in Congress. The open service will be at 3 PM in the First Congregational Church with Dr Bryant Drake delivering the sermon.
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McCook
Nebr
George W. Norris
Roosevelt
Norris
Congress
First Congregational Church
Bryant Drake
Doane College
Crete
Nehr
Carl Marsh
Long Racing Season Opens At Laurel Maryland
A 72 day fall racing season begins at Laurel Park with 50 racing days at Laurel followed by 22 at Pimlico. The Labor Day card features the $10,000 added Capital Handicap and 17 stakes totaling $182,500. Entries include Sollure Challamore Cassis Mrs Ames New Moon and Best Reward among others.
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Laurel
Maryland
Laurel Park
Baltimore
Pimlico
Bowie
Havre de Grace
Washington
Potomac
Marlboro
Capital
H. Guy Bedwell
Sollure
Harford
Jennings
E. C. Eastwood
Challamore
Howe Stable
Cassis
Longchamps Farms
Mrs. Ames
H. L. Straus
New Moon
Land M. Wexler
Sailor Held as Material Witness in New York Murder Case
Charles Lawless, 23, booked in New York as material witness in the murder of Mrs. Phyllis Newmark. Lawless, dishonorably discharged sailor and now unemployed counter man, admitted accepting money from Newmark but said he had not seen her for some time before her body was found strangled near the Hayden Planetarium.
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Charles Lawless
New York
Phyllis Newmark
Messages from Ike to Belgium Germany and the Dutch
As the Allied advance pushed into Belgium and toward Holland General Eisenhower sent three messages. He told Belgians their hour had struck warned Germans of atrocities and urged the Dutch not to rise in mass uprising yet.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
Belgium
Holland
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Low Countries
Crawford Sells Anthony W. Buechner Farm at Taylorsville
Carroll L. Crawford reports the sale of the Anthony W. Buechner farm near Taylorsville to J. Henry Adams and wife represented by Mabel A. C. Necker. The transaction was recorded in Westminster on September 3.
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Westminster
Carroll L. Crawford
Anthony W. Buechner
Taylorsville
J. Henry Adams
Mabel A. C. Necker
Jap Air Force Driven From Mindanao During Raid
Allied forces claim to have driven the Japanese air force from Southern Mindanao after a record 130 ton raid on Davao. MacArthur reported major fires and extensive damage at airfields, with 26 fighters and 11 bombers destroyed on the ground.
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Ray Cronin
Associated Press
America
Philippines
Mindanao
Douglas MacArthur
Davao
Japan
Radio Tokyo
Formosa
Bonin Islands
Koiso
Southwest Pacific
MacArthur
Pacific
Burma
China
Hunan
Manila
U. S
Complete Course Marks Air Service Training in England
Cpl. Harry C. Zimmerman of Brad dock Heights completed an orientation course at an England based air service command station. He trained to bridge U S defense training with combat duties in France. Woodsboro Yanks fall 9 to 7 to Gettysburg All Stars on county diamond Sunday.
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Air Service Command
England
Cpl
Harry C. Zimmerman
Braddock Heights
States
France
Woodsboro
Two Children Hit By Autos In Separate Crashes
Two young girls were struck Saturday morning in Mt Airy and Libertytown injuries described as compound fracture and head injuries. The Haines child later discharged. the Boer girl remains in satisfactory condition. A third crash near Frederick injured Chester Blank who was treated and discharged.
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Mt Airy
Libertytown
Elien Haines
John H. Haines
Airy
Frederick Avenue
Bonnie Baer
Vernon Baer
Haines
Frederick City
Chester Blank
Route 3
Frederick
Rocky Springs Road
James N. Simmons
Utha/ Rigler
Mt. Airy
Brakes Fail Cause Maryland Driver to Hit Tree
H Martz of Route 5 Frederick reports brakes failed as he turned from a side road onto Rocky Springs Pike. The car struck a tree. Martz was unhurt and no charges were filed. Separate report notes May 1 chick numbers in U S farms were 33 percent above the ten year average.
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H. Martz
Route 5
Frederick
Martz
Rocky Springs Pike
United States
Youth Hurt In Crash Of Stolen Car
An 18 year old, Daniel Francis Shorb of near Thurmont, was injured when the stolen Chevrolet coupe he drove crashed north of Thurmont and was overturned by two men who freed him from the wreck. He fled, was found in a corn field after a search by state police and residents and jailed for auto theft. He had prior auto theft history from Maryland reforms.
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Daniel Francis Shorb
Thurmont
Frederick City Hospital
Shorb
Sergt
Elwood O’hara
Richard A. Myers
O’hara
George C. Wisner
Charles Eyler
Robert Fiter
Eyler
Fitez
Sergt. O'Hara
Trooper Myers
Bernhard Named Commander of Dutch Interior Forces
Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands is appointed commander of the Netherlands Forces of the Interior by order of Gen Dwight D Eisenhower, as announced by Supreme Headquarters.
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