Five Per Cent Of Drinkers Take Toll On Industry
Columbus Ohio September 15 Nine five per cent of Americans who imbibe are moderate tipplers but the other five per cent menaces the future of the nation s distillery brewery and wine industries R Glen Dunn chairman of the Michigan Liquor Control Commission urged an intelligent long range attack on the alcohol problem at the National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association conference He called for respect from drys and noted that some drinkers need medical or institutional care Others are heedless drink drivers and payday drunks Dunn listed six types of trouble makers whose control or elimination would raise the business to the status of other legitimate industries They include drunken drivers alcoholics unqualified licensed liquor retailers intemperate drinkers juvenile delinquents and weak law enforcement authorities He warned these are the real threats to the continued operation of distillers brewers vintners and licensees
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Columbus
R. Glen Dunn
Michigan Liquor Control Commission
Dunn
National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association
Gifts To Hospital Announced By Board
Preparations to improve the emergency room at Frederick City Hospital include a $500 gift from Everedy Company and refurnishing of the Walker room by Mrs. C. C. Carty and Mr. and Mrs. J. Walker Carty. The Board of Managers met Tuesday morning with Miss M. Louise Johnson presiding at the Georgiana Houck Simmons Nurses Home. A note to the Lions Club of Frederick thanked it for a fracture bed. The monthly report shows 336 patients treated in August, 344 admitted, 352 discharged, 84 remaining, 52 births and nine deaths.
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Frederick City Hospital
Everedy Company
Walker
C. C. Carty
J. Walker Carty
Board of Managers
M. Louise Johnson
Georgiana Houck Simmons
Lions Club of
Frederick
Public sale of Fotomac Edison preferred stock
In Hagerstown on September 15 eight shares of 7 percent preferred stock from Fotomac Edison Co. sold for 122.50 dollars per share at a courthouse sale. Six shares of 6 percent preferred sold for 115.30 dollars per share.
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E. Stock
High Hagerstown
Fotomac Edison Company
Court House
Nearly 1500 More Local Men In Service Than WWI
Frederick city and county have nearly 1,500 more men in the armed forces now than at peak strength during World War I. Gov O Conor cited War Department figures showing 3,491 locally in service, likely risen above 3,500 with new inductions. WWI records had 2,062 local men in Army Navy and Marine Corps, with 1,933 Army, 100 Navy, 27 Marines. Current data show 2,411 of 3,419 total inducted via Selective Service and 1,080 voluntary enlistments. Over 30 percent of current locals are voluntary. World War I had 1,494 inductees. 1,425 accepted, 69 rejected. War casualties approach current losses. Property news notes Mrs Lillie Ro Myers buying Zimmermann property near Edgewood Hotel for annex remodeling.
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Frederick
O'Conor
War Department
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Merine Corps
National Guard
Ejiy
Brereton Assigned New Post in Middle East War Theatre
Gen H Brereton moves from Midst to a key assignment in another theater while Maj Gen Ralph Rovee takes command of the U S Army Air Forces in the Middle East. London report notes Sept 15. Spickler, 26, of Weverton Md, a former railway mail clerk, joins Navy in Europe after last August enlistment.
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H. Brereton
Ralph Rovee
U. S. Army Air Forces
Middle East
London
William P. Spickter
Weverton
Washington
Pittsburgh
U. S. Naval
Europe
Spickler
Navy
Shepherd State Teacher's College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Lorna
Marry Spickler
Wevertow
Miss Shipley Bride In Washington Ceremony
Miss Dorothy Marie Shipley daughter of Mrs. C Marian S. Saffe y and Yeoman Second Class Hert William Quardinec were married Monday evening at six o clock in the Navy Yard chapel at Anacostia Washington Chaplain Paul K R Potter officiated The chapel was decorated with candies and white flowers The bride wore a blue petit point dress with matching hat and black accessories Her corsage was pink roses Mr and Mrs Gardner were among the guests They left for a wedding trip to Atlantic City after dinner at Le Sotus Washington The couple plan to reside in Frederick where Mr Gardner is employed in the Navy Department and both are Frederick High School graduates
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Dorothy Mar Shipley
C. Marian S$ Fey
North Net Street
Paul K. Shafer
Gene G. Gardner
Frederick
le Sotus
Washington
Frederick Academy of the Visitation
Gardner
Navy
Loved
Potomac Edisun
Rubber stamp good substitute for ration book validation
Maryland Office of Price Administration officials told consumers and merchants that the rubber stamp imprint in the upper right corner of ration book three serves as a valid substitute for the paper stamp. Officials noted some merchants and customers had complained that book two stamps were not honored or that new books lacked the paper stamp.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Office of Price Administration
Misrepresentation Denied by Firms Over Brooklyn Product Claims
Washington reports that E Lay Inc Brooklyn Joseph Katz Co and a Baltimore advertising firm denied today that the Brooklyn Corporation product had its therapeutic values misrepresented as charged by the Federal Trade Commission.
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Washington
E-Lay
Inc
Brooklyn
Joseph Katz Co
Baltimore
Brooklyn Corporation
Federal Trade Commission
Victory Tax Repeal Urged by Congress Leaders
Washington September 15 Ways and Means committee members urged repeal of the victory tax while the administration weighs revenue options. Sources say a 5 percent sales tax is under discussion but likely unlikely to pass Congress. A White House conference was held as lawmakers meet to consider simplifying income tax forms.
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Ington
Wiedge
Robertsan Oly Va
Capitol Bul
Ute
Congress
Yous
Ray
Doughton Noo
Ways and Means Come Midee
Treasury
Congressional Tax
Taxpayers face 1943 income and Victory tax confusion
The piece notes a deadline for about 15 million returns on estimated 1943 income and cites widespread puzzlement over double computation of income and Victory taxes. It argues payroll relief and simplifying taxes to reduce red tape while acknowledging the burden of wartime taxes.
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Robertson
Removal of cattle from city filtration plant grounds
A farmer named George W Sponseller removed three beef cattle and a dairy cow from the Lingattore filtration plant area near New Market late Tuesday. The cattle, claimed to belong to Wine, were driven to pastures, with Sponseller admitting the act after the incident.
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Ath Lingattore
George W. Sponseller
New Market
Cina
Soonseller
Mayer
Staudhter
Spenseler
Sykesville Soldier Wounded in Action Listed
Washington released the names of 412 U S soldiers wounded or missing in four war theaters. Included are Marylanders Pfc Howard W. Bollinger of Sykesville and Pvt William L. Hood Jr whose mother Mrs Mary A Bollinger and Mrs Id Hond of Ellicott City are cited as next of kin.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Southwest Pacific
Howard W. Bollinger
Mary A. Bollinger
Sykesville
William L. Hood, Jr
Id. Hond
Ellicott City
Dr Dorsey Dies At 49 In Baltic Hospital
Dr John Dorsey prominent Baltic physician died today at the ins Hospital after a brief illness He was 49 years old Funeral arrangements are pending local colleagues recalled his long service to the community The Baltic medical circle mourns the loss of a devoted healer.
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Dorsey
John Prominent Baltic
Ins Hospital
Relief for nasal blockage promotes breathing comfort
An undirected caution advises relieving nasal congestion with Peneiro Rose Drops for head cold relief. The guidance emphasizes using the product as directed to ease stuffiness.
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