Maine G O P Sweeps Every Major Office
Maine Republicans captured every major office in the first state election since Pearl Harbor. White and Sewall won easy re election margins, Hale narrowly took the First District, and Smith was re elected in the Second. Brann and Lane trailed. Fellows was unopposed in the Third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Wallace H. White, Jr
Bumner Sewall
U.S
Margaret C. Smith
Robert Hale
Louis J. Brann
James C. Oliver
R.I. L
Frank Fellows
White
Fulton J. Redman
Sewall
George W. Lane, Jr
Hale
Brann
Smith
Bradford
Redennett
Frederick Hale
Roosevelt
Assault Case Before Justice John E Staley in Dill Avenue
In Police Court last night Magistrate Manuel M Weinberg found John E Staley guilty of assault and battery on his sister in law Mrs Margaret E Lidie and gave a six month suspended sentence. Lidie testified she went to the Staley home on September 10 to retrieve milk and was ejected. Staley admitted pushing her out claiming she refused to leave. The magistrate called Staley’s wife to testify and she affirmed a nine year marital problem. Also noted: Forney fined $15 for shooting doves out of season. Bowers fined $5 for assault on a neighbor’s child. Eyler remanded for 10 days for drunkenness and cursing. several others fined or remanded for various public disturbance charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Staley
Dill Avenue
Margaret E. Lidie
Manuel M. Weinberg
Lidie
Staley
Forney
Unionville
Esther Bowers
Joan
East Sixth Street
Louise Droneburg
Bowers
Droneburg
William E. Bargent
D. L. Elworthy
Raymond Eyler
William Rogers
Baltimore
Dick Lord
John Webster Luby
John ¢. Foreman
Lester Welsh
Earl Sebree
John Doe
Herman Earnhardt
Joseph Bowers
Walter Halimai
Urbana
Charles Jones
Carman D. Smith
S. Woods Byrer
William Eyler
Eighty Children Win Gold Seals in Artz Library Club
Eighty children in the Cour Artz Library Rainbow Club finish ten books to earn gold seals on their membership cards. Of 150 participants, 53 percent completed the requirements as librarian Miss Josephine P. Etchison notes growth in the program and reading interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyerite
Courr Artz
Rainbow Club
Josephine P. Etchison
Late Cutting of Hay Lowers Root Reserves
College Park report by University of Maryland agronomy specialist John W. Magruder states that unfavor able curing weather drives late alfalfa cuts, lowering root reserves and weakening plants, increasing winter kill. He cites experiments showing new growth draws on roots after harvest and urges an early final cut to allow 10 to 12 inches of regrowth before frost, with regional safe dates ranging from August 17 to September 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
John W. Magruder
University of Maryland Extension Service
Magruder
Maryland
Vichy Action Denounced as Revolting and Fiendish
Secretary Hull called the mass deportation of Jews from unoccupied France into German hands revolting and fiendish. He said the United States is watching Vichy plans to send thousands of French laborers to Germany and dismissed Laval’s push to recruit workers as volunteers as a failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hull
France
United States
Vichy
Laval
Germany
Ladies Aid meeting at Charlesville church hosts
Mrs Mattie Abrecht and Mrs Mattie Harris led the Ladies Aid Society program at Charlesville church. After a short program refreshments were served. The next meeting is Sept 17 at Mrs Mary Stull’s home with Mrs Stull and Mrs Leona Powell as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies
AIG
Mattie Abrecht
Mattie Harris
Ladies’ Aid Society
Charlesville
Mary Stull
Stull
Leona Powell
What Victory Tax Will Take From Your Pay
Washington Sept 15 The five percent victory tax on earnings above 624 a year will be collected at the source from wage earners. Pay check deductions by employers would include rates for weekly basis and varying monthly amounts ranging from none to several dollars across income brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Benson to Keynote for Democrats in Annapolis
Annapolis report says F Murray Benson Baltimore city solicitor and follower of Mayor Howard Jackson political camp will be temporary chairman at the Democratic state convention in Baltimore Friday night and deliver the keynote. Governor O Connor named James Clark Ellicott City attorney and Maryland State Bar Association president as permanent chairman. Grain prices surge in Chicago on news of a House bill to set loans on principal farm commodities at 100 percent parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
P Murray Benson
Baltimore
Howard Jackso
O'Connor
James Clark
Ellicott
Mayland State Bar Association
Howard County
Chicago
Most Extensive Raid By U S In Middle East
United States bombers in a bold operation against Tobruk and surrounding targets in the Middle East, aided by RAF support. The raid focused on water front and airfield facilities, with heavy anti aircraft fire but no Axis night fighters reported. Ships and shorefront at Bengalalsa were hit as fires burned at grounded enemy planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army Air Forces
Middle East
United States
Tobruk
Middle Eastern
U. S. Air Force Command
Bengalalsa
RAF
Discontinue Use Of Old Trolley Line Hearing Set
The Public Service Commission schedules a September 24 hearing at 10 a.m. on Potomac Edison Company’s petition to discontinue operation and maintenance of a branch of the Dingerstown and Reverickailway in the city. The track between the Gas House pike siding and the Frederick Faun Grounds will be removed, including the old logo run. The action is a legal formality. unused steel rails may be repurposed for war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Potomac Edison Company
Dingerstown
Reverickailway
Gas House Pike
Frederick Faun Grounds
Wuyis Recaptured By Chinese Forces
Chinese forces recaptured Wuyi about 20 miles southeast of Kinhwa in Chekiang province, after driving Japanese from the city on Aug 31. Wuyi lies near Lishui, with Lauchi 33 miles northwest. large fires were reported as Chinese pressure intensified. About 100 Japanese were said to hold the city. CAN TRANSFER WORKERS Washington Sept 15 Power to transfer federal workers between agencies will be granted the Civil Service Commission starting September 37 to boost war program efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Wuyi
Kinhwa
Che- Kiang
Chekliang
Lishui
Lauchi
Washington
Civil Service Commission
War Reduces Number From Here Who Will Enter College
Many local youths join the armed forces or gov ernment and defense roles as college entrants shrink. The list names Frederica graduates pursuing higher education at Maryland University and other institutions, with students from Frederick and nearby communities entering nursing, law, and various colleges such as Princeton Massanutten Academy Swarthmore and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederica
Thuse
University of Maryland
Jeannette Freeze
Samuel Freeze
Carrol
Raymond I. Ford
Rosemont Avenue
Pennel Traver
Amos J. Traver
East Church Street
Alvin H. Crawford
Rockwell Terrace
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
Sack Wood
Paul A. Wood
North Market Street
Gaucher College
Frances Hirsch
Oscar Hirsch
Notre Dame College
Baltimore
Helen Smith
W. Meredith Smith
Upper College Terrace
State Teachers’ College At
Towson
Dorothy Trout
William Trout
Elm Street
Western Maryland College
Helen Stoner
J. E. Stoner
Woodsboro
Jeanne, Williams
Thomas Williams
West South
A Gentle Way to Treat Constipation
A vintage ad promotes Kellogg's ALL-BRAN cereal as a gentle remedy for constipation. It claims the product works on bowel contents to aid normal elimination, advising frequent consumption and ample water, and notes Kellogg's in Battle Creek. It ends with a caveat to consult a doctor if relief is not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Local graduates and entrants listed from colleges and nursing schools
Dr and Mrs Henry I Stahr of Hood College list Kem p Maples son of Mr and Mrs Bam Maples and Joanna Urner daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Urner with multiple addresses and institutions including St Josephs College and Williams College. Also Mary Jane McCaffrey and Sam W Maples Jr noted among graduates. nursing school entrants include Helen Herbert Betty Stugltz and Margaret Bentz with respective addresses and University Hospitals in Baltimore and Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry I. Stahr
Hood College
Kemp Maples
Bam W. Maples
Upper College Terrace
St. Mary's Seminary
Joanna Urner
Joseph W. Urner
East Second Street
Jean Winebrener
Byo2 Winebrener
Clarke Place
St. Joseph's College
Mary Jane McCaffrey
Bernard McCaffrey
West Fourth Street
Williams College
Sam W. Maples, Jr
Sam W. Maples
Helen Herbert
Harry Herbert
East South Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
Betty Stugltz
G. W Stultz
Braddock Heights
Margaret Bentz
Births in Frederick area noted for Patsy Adams
The notice lists Patsy Adams daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bentz of Trail Avenue and West Fourth Street, born at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Bentz
Trail Avenue
Frederick City Hospital
Patsy Adams
West Fourth Street
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Children of Artz Library
Mary Ann Atkinson
Helen Beard
Doris Carpenter
Donald Cramec
Jean Dalores Dutrow
Becky Ellkins
Betty Jane Gibbons
Martin
Golibart
William Gouker
C Basil Jones
Betty Markoe
Nancy Markoe
Peggy Lou Sponseller
Janice Wickless
Alice Ausherman
Kenneth Barigis
Irving Baumwald
June Baumwald
Red Thsokoh
C.cust
Mosgartt Hirschberg
James Kennedy
Bernice Segaloff
Pearl Cletta Dealer
Sally Byerly
Henrietta Byerly
Barbara Byerly
Linda K Michael
Donne Fogle
John Byerly
Betty Mossburg
Eilith Kline
Gary Boyer
Eddie Powell
H. LaRue Fogle
F. Murray Benson
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
American Bankers’ Association
North Court St
Reine of Pales
Humphreys
Acta
Ryday
Dra
Sampson
Esiulaeal
Sam
Francis R. Summers
E. Patrick J. Frederick
Olga Coal
Pocahontas
Markell & Ford Coal Fuel
Williamson
Lydia FE
Pingham
Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Stieff
Stieff Rose
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
Adios Phone 8
Adolph
Hitler
Uncle Sam
Kemp
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