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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1946

Page

6

Six Children Eligible For Adoption In Frederick County

Six Tucker children aged three to 18 were declared eligible for adoption by Charles McC Mathias of the County Children's Aid Society after their father Wesley Tucker deserted them following their mother's death. The notice also notes Tucker's elusion from a grand jury Nonsupport indictment and CAS strain from caring for multiple destitute families.

State Line Frederick County Charles McC Mathias County Childrens’ Aid Society Wesley Tucker Tucker Mathias Pennsylvania CAS Urbana William C. Roderick

Mother Charged After Murder Of Her Child

Jeanette Paz a 21 year old Stockton hotel clerk was charged with murder after confessing to strangling her five year old daughter Judy Lyne Paz who had cerebral palsy. The body was found in an asparagus perch near Stockton. Police say the child was beaten with a curtain rod in a hotel room and Paz admitted to beating and strangling the girl saying it was mercy killing.

Bollywood Jeanette Paz Kenner Jones Paz Stockton Calif Western Union Rex C. Parker Parker Judy Lyne Paz Broncer Lieut. M. G. Gaske

Community Show Dates Announced in Frederic County

Community show dates for Frederic County have been announced aligning with Grange Homemaker clubs across towns like Braddock, Lewistown, Adamstown, Jefferson, Walkersville, Creagerstown, Middletown, and Frederick FFA. The State Fair Board has set premium awards at 75 percent, with a closing date for fair board contributions to Sunday and shows running from October into November. VEHICLES FOR VETS: Approximately 100 surplus Army vehicles including trucks jeeps and motorcycles are for sale at Fort Meade with veterans given priority after federal agencies.

Frederic County Qcinber Margian State Fair Board Iing Fair Board Grange Em. Grange Lewistown Adamstown Carrell Manor Grange Jefferson New Market Walkersville FFA Mt. Pleasant Fort George G. Meade

West Virginia Streams To Be Given Survey

Coairiestown West Virginia Sept 5 A PA survey of streams flowing into the Potomac will be made Sept 16 to Oct 2. W A Buchanan chairman of the State Water Commission said the study will assess domestic and industrial pollution effects in the Eastern Panhandle. Results will guide state industries municipalities and the Potomac River Commission on pollution reduction. K B Watson engineer said John Lester assistant engineer will lead the survey with lab work at Martinsburg county health department lab.

Coariestown W. Va West Virginia Potomac River W. A Buchanan Huntington State Water Commission Buchanan Eastern Panhandle Watson The Water Commission John Lester IngoerKeey County Health Department Martinsburg

Operators Split Over Terms For Federal Mines Negotiations

Washington reports coal operators split on royalty and supervision unionization delaying talks with John L. Lewis. Southern group rejects welfare fund royalty as unsound while others agree to cover fund costs. Atlantic City convention will decide separate contracts, with further talks paused until after the miners convention.

Washington John L. Lewis Lewis UMW Atlantic City Edward R. Burke Secretary of the Interior J. A. Krug Interior Department We Eet Burke Charles O'Neilli Krug O'Neil Southern Supreme Court

Cant Cross Picket Line For Own Wedding Scripted Strike Block

Philadelphia report details drummer Pi Jules Benner of the Sacisty or chestra and James Caesar Saicino of the APL Federation of Musicians clashing over attending Benner’s September 23 wedding. Petrillo reportedly ordered hotel musicians idle until the New York strike settles. Benner warns a defiant choice risks lifelong ban from music. Also noted is Mayor Joseph H. Hoke of Emmitsburg collapsing after heart attacks, succumbing to a second episode near St. Joseph's Church amid a storm safety effort.

Philadelphia Jules Benner James Caesar Saicino APL Federation of Musicians Refaywe Len Pemmesul Gas Diisn Benner Union Local 77 Irene Lanin Beaver Petrillo Ows York Guy Scola Locais Petrilla Emmitsourz Joseph H Hoke Hoke St. Joseph's Catholic Church

Wayside Liquors Class A license approved in Woodville District

License Commissioner Richard M. Zacharias issued an order approving Edward Donald Cartwright for Wayside Liquors on Route 49 between Plane 4 and Ridgeville. Objections were heard Sept 6. testimony supported public accommodation and no harm. Local closest Class A license is Frederick City, about 11 miles away.

Richard M. Zacharias Edward Donald Cartwright Plane No. 4 Ridgeville Route Court House Lac Cullens General Assembly of Maryland Frederick City Woodville H. Kiefler DeLauter Richard FE. Zimmerman Cartwright Benjamin B. Rosenstock

28 Attend Meeting Of Senior Council

The Frederick County 4 H Senior Council met in the County Agent's office with twenty eight members present. Officers appointed committees for the fair, banquet, and elections. A debate on country girl versus city girl highlighted the evening. The meeting adjourned to October 16. Deeds were recorded for several properties including Wimsatt to Sebyegh for 12500 and Lenhart to Bowers for about six acres at 6000. A. Colman Barrett, Bethesda, comments post WSB stance on seamen wages.

Frederick County 4-H Robert Windsor Huber Biser Mary Catherine Hahn Mehr Murphy William Burall Karl Spurrier James Montgomery Leo Duvall Harold Roderick Holmes Baker Onella Belle Albsugh James Sehatter Maurice Agolt Staley Hahn Janet Huffer Thomas Ludy James Schaller Lou Davis A. V. Krewateh Robert W.C. Wimsatt Wilson Pisce John L W. Ss. B Wage Stabilization Board A. Colman Barrett Bethesda Trelma Nixdorff Harry Nixdorff Roskweil Terrace WSB Barrett

Republican Women of Frederick County Organize

Republican women of Frederick County met at Hotel Frederick Friday night electing Mrs. Francis B. Sappington as chairman Mrs. Harry D. Radcliff co chairwoman Mrs Ells C Wachter secretary and Miss Emma French treasurer Plans included a public third party event Thursday September 26 and chairs for district sections Mrs Ruth King named general chairman A booth was arranged at the fair grounds with Thursday to be Republican Day A follow up meeting is set for next Friday at 2 PM at Republican headquarters Hotel Frederick.

Frederick County Frederick Francis B. Sappington Harry D. Radcliff Ells C. Wachter Emma French Plang Ruth King Frederick Air Republican Hotel Frederick

Court News Includes Licenses and Property Deeds

Marriage licenses issued to John Harding Garst and Myra Virginia Himes. James McLaren Jr and Rebekah Jane Leatherman. Harold Fisher and Zora Jonson. Property deeds filed among multiple pairs for county and city lands with nominal sums. 30 day notice given for lien. Cromwell sentenced to three days for drunkenness. several drunks fined. non support cases settled for Telford Weaver and Arthur Hicks.

John Harding Garst Myra Virginia Himes Reds Vile James McLaren, Jr Park Avenue Rebekah Jane Leatherman Middletown Harold £. Fisher Zora R. Jonson Union Bridge Helen H. Wimsatt John K. Sennab Marion M. Stewart John P. Johnson Mary DB. Midlhouse Jennie EB. Bussard William Cromwell Edward J. Smith Carl Castle West Patrick Street Fletcher Gray Russell Rohrback Herbert Morningstar Ernest Thomas Telford Weaver Arthur Hicks Frederick

Night Flying Lessons Start At Stevens Flying Service

Stevens Flying Service began night flight training at Stevens Airport for Veterans Administration students. Swope and Fisher joined classes with instructors Harp and Stevens as spectators watched. Bad weather paused activities until Wednesday. additional cadets joined, with flights continuing until solo night flights are achieved. A dynamite blast near Reichs Ford bridge injured no one but damaged a residence. police seek suspects.

Stevens Flying Service Veterans Administration Stevens Airport Irving B. Swope Gaithersburg Richard D. Harp Myersville Army Air Corps Pacific Theater Harold K. Fisher Thurmont Howard L. Stevens Habshnev Sergi Howard Wherehner Walkersville

Lighting of Park Diamond Under Study

City officials plan to meet with a committee next week to assess flood lighting for Baker Park diamond for night play. At September 4 meetings, a large delegation urged after-dark facilities, with debate over upper versus lower diamond sites and McCurdy Field as a possible alternative. Costs run to thousands of dollars for towers and floodlights. grading this fall could improve next year’s surface. Officials will inspect sites and await a formal committee appointment led by City Softball President C Cyril Klein.

Baker Park McCurdy Field Frederick McCurdy Maryland Baltimore Havre de Grace C. Cyril Klein

Lane In Favor Of Absentee Ballots For Maryland Vets

Baltimore September 13 Willian Preston Lane Jr Democratic candidate for governor endorses absentee voting for civilians and military veterans. He replied to a Harvard Law School Maryland Law Club petition asking for remedial legislation, noting veterans abroad can vote but need civilian life voting options after return. Current Maryland law restricts mail voting to those under military jurisdiction or in armed forces.

Baltimore Maryland

Sugar Price Up Two Cents

Washington reports a two cent retail sugar price rise by OPA, effective Sept. 18, potentially adding 200 million dollars to living costs. The agency warns against windfall profits and says sugar stocks will be checked before the raise. OPA also flags Ford price increases next week and a GM request for model price boosts. The move stems from US Cuba sugar pact for 1946 and 1947 and a rising cost of living index.

Washington OPA Fords Ford Ford Company General Motors Corporation United States Cuba

Campaign In State To Go In High Gear

Campaigns accelerate in Maryland as Democrats and Republicans marshal statewide machinery for the November 5 general elections. Key figures like D. John Markey and Theodore R. McKeldin shift headquarters and plan rallies from Baltimore to Pikesville while campaigns reach Charles and St. Mary’s counties. The pace quickens with party machinery consolidations and trips to see baseball games in between strategy sessions.

Associated Press Baltimore D. John Markey U. S Senate Republican City Committee Pikesville Baltimore County Markey Senate Mayo Theodore R. McKeldin Baltimor Charles St. Mary's la Plata T Lesnardtown Herbert R. O’conor W. Preston Lane Hagerstown International League Orioles Syracuse Municipal Stadium

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