Public Meeting On Curfew Law In Brunswick Town
After lengthy discussion the Brunswick town council tabled a proposed curfew ordinance and planned a public meeting for residents to express views. Officials debated need and enforcement, noting most issues involve adults 18 and over. A public hearing was urged to decide whether to move forward. The council was reorganized with reappointed members and bids called for garbage collection. The United States uses lead at a rate of 12 pounds a year per capita.
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William Mr. Storm
Osm August Menthng Group
Wiards
Impr
Peul Puke
Timiar
Frederick Ci
J. Luther Malone
David Riser
John H. Moore
E. E. Bowers, Sr
W. B. Watson
The
Financial Commission
Charles E. Wirts
Wirts
Weverton
Harry Y. George
Oscar PF. Karn
Brurnswick
Malone
McCardell Herd Far Past Average Output in Brattleboro
The Holstein herd owned by Al N McFrederick in Brattleboro Vermont shows high production with butterfat and milk yields well above the national average. The top producer is Mount Nena Posch, yielding 14 003 pounds of milk and 400 pounds of butterfat this year. Official testing by the Holstein Friesian Association of America and Maryland Extension Service confirms the herd’s sustained high performance.
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al N. McFrederick
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Nalium
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Aias
Almount Nena Posch
Ormsby i
McCardell
Helstein-Friesian Association of America
Extension
Poem Brings Tax Worries To Wall Street
Washington reports that Representative Gearhart read a constituent poem to ease taxpayers anxious about filing income tax forms due by midnight tomorrow. In another note, President Roosevelt announced Judge Samuel I Rosenman will resign from the New York State Supreme Court to serve as his special counsel, returning to work in Washington after years behind the scenes.
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Gearhart
Rosenman
Roosevelt
Samuel I. Rosenman
New York State Supreme Court
New York
White House
Beach
Divorces and career notes in early Roosevelt era press
A report cites Roosevelt’s legal assistant status during his New York governorship and compares potential salaries with Rosenman’s jurist pay. It notes Ava Gardner obtaining a Nevada divorce from Mickey Rooney over mental cruelty, Rooney’s marriage duration, and a California decree timing. An unrelated line explains the origin of the word chocolate from Mexican foam water.
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Rooney
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Ava Gardner
Nevada
Mickey Rooney
Wilson
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Los Angeles
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California
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Miss Gardner i
Meira-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Hunting License Rush Sparks Corridor Drama
A woman rushed through a court house corridor near 2:30 PM on Tuesday seeking a hunting license for her husband to hunt squirrels at dawn. She learned the clerk’s office was closed and a sympathetic local suggested Delphey’s as an alternate license source. The scene closed with her departure in haste. Also, Calvary Methodist Mothers and Teachers Club met with Mrs. Howard Schindel as new president.
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Delphey’s
Delphery
Mothers
Calvary Methodist Church
Howard Schindel
Guy Nusz
Club plans fall and winter meet. flags to hang
Discussion covered fall and winter plans and committee appointments. New flag to hang in Melicious refreshments area. Next meeting set for October 4 in church parlors. Noted: Elizabeth Mallet published England’s first daily newspaper in 1702.
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Noo C.gse
England
Elizabeth Mallett
Increased Butter Supplies Expected In September
Baltimore reports a drop in butter sales last week, with only 20 percent of manufacturers’ stock to be withheld in September and officials predicting no further Government purchases for the rest of the year. Local producer Samuel Bucknatz says October will see more supply released to civilians as quotas end, while dealers struggle to meet demand and retailers limit customers to small amounts.
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Baltimore
Samuel Bucknatz
Bucknatzi
Colonel Demoted at Selfridge Field in Court Martial
Colonel William T. Colman, former commandant at Selfridge Field in Mith, was reduced to captain today by a general court martial. The announcement notes his demotion follows disciplinary proceedings and marks a significant change in his military status.
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Selfridge Field
Mith
William T. Colman
This Army Air Base
Conviction Details From Military Court Martial
The officer faced 28 counts of violating the articles of war and was ordered placed at the foot of the list of captains with no promotion for three years. Col. Colman was convicted of careless use of firearms in the McAfegro chauffeur incident and of four drunkenness charges, with other charges partially or wholly acquitted. Allegations included illegal transfers for enlisted personnel and use of a vacation lodge in Michigan.
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Poport
Fist of Captains
Col. Colman
Mich
Jeep Nerves and Wartime Relief in Dan ONeill’s Routine
Dan O'Neill labels civilian jitters Jeep Nerves from wartime strain. His remedy comes after long hours and travel when he relaxes at home in a comfortable chair with a tall beer. He believes the routine restores his mood and readiness for another day of work.
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Dan O'Neill
Dan
Reddy Kilowatt Leads One Man Parade Against Costs
The tale follows Reddy Kilowatt, symbol of electricity, who quits the big cost of living parade to march his own. He vows to push for lower costs while still delivering better electric service without rationing.
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Baya Ike
Tee
I Reddy Kilowatt
Reddy
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