G O P County Committee To Reorganize
The Republican County Central Committee plans a 2 30 PM meeting in the Circuit Court room at the Court House with committee members from all precincts expected. Russell H McCain chairs as Republicans reorganize precinct units across the county, naming officers in several districts and precincts while listing numerous members. Some insect names appear in the closing lines as odd text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Court House
Russell H. McCain
Frederick
Republiccans
Panes Horse
McCain
Brick
Raymond T. Kelly
C. W. C. Smith
Albert Clem
C. D. Shewbridge
Phieeger
Clarence M. Phieeger
Braddock
Braddock Grange Hall
George Crouse
Charles H. Remsberg
Walter S. Reeder
Susie
Ramspurg
Bourne
Thomas Buckey
Albert Gannon
Edith Leakins
Thelma Harrison
Roy
Hurd
W. Snowden
Abraham H. Derr
A. G. Bourne, Jr
Hallie Feaga
Ada Roberts
William Roberts
Lewis Moberly
James Cronenburg
Theodore H. Alexander
Charles Kinna
Nathan Jacobson
Thomas A. Chapline
Roy Bowie
Clarence Miller
Howard Kelly
J. Paul Delphey
Effie H. Hemp
Albert Dixon
Frank
D. Miller
Robert Olney
Samuel Walters
John Abrecht
Louis L. Wilson
Ames Hendrickson
John E. Ebert
Benjamin Rosenour
G. Hunter Bowers
J. J. Gittings
Harvey Hahn
Robert W. Osborne
A. Grant Hooper
S. Elmer Brown
T. Clyde Boutson
Charles E. Keller
Joseph H. Stephens
John L. Mohler
Ida Buxton
Frank R. Adams
A. I. Ellin
Edward Mantz
A. B. Collinus
Millard
Nusz
T. Edgie Russell
Glenn T. Swisher
Gerald K. Remsberg
Francis B. Sappington
H. Frank Foland
Edward W. Walker
Effie S. Hemp
Robert B. Crothers
William E. Miller
Henry Cramer
Raymond Loy
Walter E. Sinn
Harry Wwinpighr
Ruth Moberly
Eugene Alexander
Harry C. Edmonds
Ira Rout
Hugh V. Gittinger
Edward J. Myers
Milton Frank
Louie Burras
Harvey Carmack
Nannie Pettingall
Ruth King
Charles Burras
William Jeiner
Ruth Grove
Arthur Bryant
William A Miller
Charles Cum
Harvey Miler
Theodore Reeder
Robert Nicodemus
Guy Anders
Mre
Grace Engie
Helen B. Mullican
Marshall Palm
Elmer J. Eshelman
P. Tobias Kuhn
Emma French
Thurbie A. Markoe
Ruth D. Thomas
C. M. Dixon
Ellis C. Wachter
Pierce Gaver
H. F. Kine
Grace Miller
L. E. Beniz
H. L. Fahrney
Frank James John H. Hickman
Mabel Smith
Harry D. Radcliffe
Precinct 10
David G. Everhart
Samuel Rhoderick
Mary Loy
Chester Baker
David Roy W. Catsail
Harry C. Gilbert
J. Ruskin Loy
Raymond Bowers
Nannie M. Everhart
George B. Hoke
Edward H. Sharpe
Roy L. Leatherman
George W. Young
John M. Eizler
Reginald Biser
Charles P. Staley
Mehrle Wachter
E. C. Valentine
John Lentz
John M. Etzler
Mehrie
Albert Palmer
Ernest W. Reeder
Ruth Shankle
Florence Twentey
Pinkney A. Richardson
Marines Tougher Than Japanese Soldiers
Under secretary of the Navy James V. Forestal said it would be a very tough job for Japan to recapture Guadalcanal from American Marines. He noted the Japs are tough, hard, and alert fighters, but claimed the Marines are equally so. He also said Midway installations are in good shape and ready if the Japanese attempt another strike.
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Washington
James V. Forestal
Pacific
Guadalcanal
Solomon Islands
Forestal
Solomons
Midway Island
Knox
Congress seeks inflation bill form with White House agreement
Washington reports congressional leaders and President Roosevelt edging toward a unified anti inflation bill. They debate whether to grant broad authority or specify wage and farm price stabilization, with emphasis on speed and minimal controversy. Barkley notes executive discretion may govern wages, while a statutory floor parity constraint may be kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
House
Senate Banking Committee
House Banking Committees
White House
Water Replenishs Underground Supplies In Atlantic States
Washington reports that August rains refilled underground reservoirs across the Atlantic Coast States. Water levels at key observing points rose or fell less than usual, with unfavorable conditions now largely eliminated from Connecticut to South Carolina. Only Piedmont North Carolina and Southern Virginia remained notably unfavourable. Northern New Jersey, Western Maryland and Northeastern Arkansas also noted improved conditions as August rain set a new high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic Coast
Geological Survey
Piedmont
North Carolina
Virginia
Connecticut
South Carolina
New Jersey
Maryland
Arrkansas
Answers To War Quiz Ations On Page Five
Observer reports a war quiz on page five with items including a commander in the U S Army Air Force and mentions European Theater of Operations. The text reads terse military slang and unclear phrasing, but indicates a quiz or feature tied to wartime service and assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army Air Force
Europten Theater of Operven
Md Collegians Face Draft Call As War Plan Expands
Baltimore reports Third Service Command expects Maryland college students to be drafted as active duty reserves age in. Officials say some calls could begin by November depending on college schedules. Notices mailed to selectees in Frederick County list Wilbert Williams Richard Lee and others for examination and induction at the Baltimore center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Third Service Command
Maryland
Army Reserve
D. N Cheston
Army Recruiting Office
Washington
Virginia
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Stimson
Draptecs
Frederick County Draft Board No. 2
Baltimore Center
Wilbert Williams
Nelson Rat Neer
Didford Graun
Téseph Richard Lee
Frederick
Nathaniel McLoyd Dorsey
Saints Street
Sterling Ralph Rice
Libebytown
Dreams Hammond
New Windsor
Milton Edwin Graham
Middle Alley
Charles Henry Duppins
Libertytown
William Arnold Elsworth Barnes
Washington, D. C
James Leo Spencer
Arthur
Edward Thomas
New London
Walston
Howth Ingram
Liertytown
Joseph Francis Smith
Spaulding Chase
Bamrville
Frederick Grandfather Serves Third War For U S
A Frederick City grandfather and three campaign veteran reflects on a long blue line through Mexican Border service in 1916 and World War II. His son and grandson also serve, with the elder’s World War I dog tags and War Department records highlighting a life in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Harry Melvin Shipley
Maryland
Camp Lee
Buzz
U. S
Buzz” Shipley
Eagle Pass
Texas
Maryland Infantry
High Seas
Harry F. Shipley
Camp
Atl
iPvt
Harry M. Shipley
V.P.W
Shipley
Merchant Marine
France
War Department
Washington
Follews
Frederick
Frederick County
National Guard
Corp Hoty
Co. A
Meuse- Argonne
Meat Rationing and Health Views in Frederick County
Dr. E C Kefauver health officer says meat and sugar rationing could improve health, favors meatless days to ease high blood pressure, and urges more vegetables and roughage. He notes no alarming physician shortage, with inter regional conferences to cover southern Frederick County. A Sept 25 inter regional meeting in Hagerstown includes Frederick City and Brunswick doctors. milk eggs celery cabbage beets and skim milk cited as meat substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
E. C. Kefauver
Kefauver
America
Frederik County
Urbana
Buckeystown
Point of Rocks
Burkittsyide
Frederick City
Middletown
Brunswick
Loudoun County
Frederick
Shington County
Hagerstown
Ember
Baltimore
Freerick County
Marine Is Granted Annulment Of Marriage 1934 Undisclosed Divorces
Charles N Buller Jr a Marine Corps officer had his 1934 marriage to Judith Gregory Butler declared null by Chief Judge Edward Delaplaine after he proved she was not legally divorced from Lawrence Edmonds at the time. He learned of the Edmonds divorce and the Butler marriage only last February. The court also granted an absolute divorce for Della Miss from William Miss, with costs assigned to the respective parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Y. Bennett
Willam Wammond
West Patrick Street
Arthur Staub
Staub
Hammond
Sergt
Dorsey
Jena
Bernett
Carroll Alberts Russell
Baltimore
W. L. Wilt
Wilt
Russell
Route 40
Braddock Mountain
George ¥. Phobus
West South Street
John David Hahn
Libertytown
John ‘. Joy
Helen Stevens
Walkersville
Bennett
Theodore Vodgis
William Gue
Troy Willis
Woodlawn
Carlton M. Nix Jon
Arlington
Hill
Charles N. Buller, Jr
Marine Corps
Foreign Service
Edward 8. Detanizine
Equity Court
Worcester County
Pe Marines
Butler
Judith Gregory Butler
Predeck
Lawrence O. Edmonds
Pittsburgh
Lancaster County
Edmonds
Alan Y. Bennett
Buller
W. Jerome Offutt
Changes In Md. Compensation Laws Urged
Baltimore Sept 11 Charles E Moylan chairman of the State Industrial Accident Commission urged the Legislative Council to back legislation expanding workmen compensation. He proposed making hernias compensable, raising medical benefits to 750, increasing total disability limits to 23 and 10,000 with a 7500 cap, extending deafness compensation to 150 weeks, and tightening provisions. He cited inequities and urged progress despite wartime limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Legislative Council
Charles E Moylan
State Industrial Accident Commission
Moylan
Maryland
Mavian
Council
Wilmer Fell Davis
Caroline
Moslais
John A. Pollelhaus
Labor and Statistics
Herriot Quits Tainted French Legion of Honor
Edouard Herriot former French Premier resigns from the Legion of Honor over awards to two officers killed under German command in Russia. He cites the move as intolerable to French conscience and says he refuses to belong to the order. He notes his 1917 decoration by Clemenceau and his Lyon presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edouard Herriot
France
Legion of Honor
Russia
Herriots
Athat
Nate Sha Sah Gi
Legion
sCvCnly
Lyon
Clemenceau
Belorg Ary Jonger
Sandless and rare-earth glass promises bent light upgrade
Neatt reports a new glass type with increased light bending capacity. The sandless, rare-earth variant could enhance optical performance in lenses and photonics. Further testing and production plans are expected this year.
Small Dead Fish Found in Baker Park Carillon Bell Tower
Willard resident Mr Marker inspecting the Baker Memorial Carillon in Baker Park on Thursday found a small dead fish along with a ball and stones in the shaft. He theorized flood waters did not reach the tower and suggested a nearby youngster fishing might have caused the fish to fly into the bellower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Memorial Carillon
Baker Park
Willard OH
Marker
Wale
Carroll Creek
Mr. Markey
Criticize Way Nominees For Judge Picked
Washington and Frederick counties clash with the electoral system as Tuesday primaries official results show GOP and Democratic nominees for the Fourth and Sixth Judicial Circuits. In the Fourth, Ellsworth Roulette won a county vote but lost the nomination to Miller by 49, while Miller surged in Allegany and Garrett. In the Sixth, five Democratic candidates battled as home-county wins did not secure the nomination, with Robert E. Clapp Jr. dominating Montgomery County and poised against Joe Mish. Republican nominee Patrick M. Schnauffer unopposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Courts of
Maryland
Washington
Frederick
Washington County
Ellsworth R. Roulette
Millar Tega County
Miller
Allegany
Garrett
Hagerstown
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Roulette
Sixth Circuit
Montgomery County
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Sherman P. Bowers
Joseph D. Mish
Fourth Circuit
Clapp
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Large sale at Cash sales stables features brisk bidding
A Tuesday crowd attended the Cash sales stables where 32 grade Holsteins from T. B. and Bang's sold widely from 157 to 272.80 dollars for an average around 190 per head. Total cash proceeds reached 6900. Auctioneer was John W. Null with Alvie M. Etzler as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B
Bang
John W. Null
Alvie
M. Etzler
Brunswick Boy Breaks Leg After Car Hit
Donald Fletcher five year old son of Mr and Mrs William Fletcher New Addition Brunswick sustained a fractured right leg and body cuts when struck by a car driven slowly by Mrs Dorothy Hawes of Knoxville. The incident occurred about 7 o'clock Friday evening in front of Sangers Store. He was taken to Schnauffer Hospital Brunswick. Investigation by State Police Corporal Martin M Puncke remains open.
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Donald Fletcher
William Fletcher
New Addition
Brunswick
Sanger's
New Addltion
Martin M. Puncke
Dorothy Hawes
Knoxville
Schnauffer Hospital
Hawes
Corp. Funcke
Baltimore
Route 40
New Market
Iser
Raines
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G. O. P. County Committee
Congress
MD. Collegians
U.S
Harry M. “Buzz
U. K
Herriot
French Legion of Honor
Park Tower
Way
Best
Allen
Market ST
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Gartyne
Patrick Street
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