Wall Raising Postponed After Carroll Parkway Protest
Carroll Parkway residents objected to a prior 4 to 1 vote to raise a wall along Carroll Creek near Stonewall Jackson bridge. The mayor and aldermen deadlocked over rescinding the action, with a decisive vote required. A meeting was set for next Tuesday to decide the wall’s fate.
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Carroll Creek
Stonewall Jackson Bridge
Board of Aldermen
Carroll Parkway
Emmett R. Bowlus
Russelll McCain
E. Austin James
McCain
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
W. Raymond
Messrs
Romsburg
Quinn
James
Gittinger
Edward P. Oden
Charles P. Staley
Charles W. Situp
Bowlus
Luu
Uteimae
Rothenhoefer
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Winchester Hall
Budgel Committee
Richard Bacchus
Julius Cuawibes
Cour Terce
Harvey Tovery
Linden Huis
Jengin
Soldier Stitely Enters Service At Santa Anita Camp
Pfe Stitely son of Mr and Mrs Orville Stitely enters service April 12 and is stationed at Camp Santa Anita California. His address lists Co Trew Ord and Co 2 Bn Santa Aste, Arcedis California.
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Pfe. Stitely
Orville Stitely
Camp Santa Anita
Arcate
Calif
Co. Trew Ord. $S. M. Co
Santa Aste
Arcedis
Court in a Stormy Session Clears Six Month Blow
In a tense police court session Mrs. Anna Smith White faced assault charges but the case paused after a key witness collapsed. William Blank faced auto usage charges, was found guilty, and received six months in the House of Correction after contesting the sentence. Co defendants spared by defense. several traffic fines listed and collateral forfeitures recorded.
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Anna Smith White
B. & QO. Avenue
William Blank
Benty Istreet
House of Correction
Mary E. Smith
B. & O. Avenue
Irving L Shuffler
White
Chambers
Blank
Smith
Clark E Heffner
North Market Street
Wilbur Carty
East Fifth Street
Wesley Mansfield
West Fourth Street
Clyde Tucker
Mefsner
Blanks
Richard E. Zimmerman
Mansfield
Carly
Maryland
Steni
Carty
Heffner
Laniz native Cpl Stottlemyer featured on Grand Old Opera
Cpl Stottlemyer son of Mr and Mrs Roy Stottlemyer of Laniz now in Nashville Tennessee is a former leader of the Quirock Mountain Boys. He broadcasts locally plays guitar and recently appeared on the Grand Old Opera program a weekly broadcast from Nashville.
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Cpl Stottlemyer
N Roy Stottlemyer
Laniz
Nashville, Tenn
Quirock Mountain Boys
Cpl. Stottlemyer
Grand Old Opera
Nashville
Map Making By Aerial Photography Revolutionizes Field Work
George R. Meadows described mapping by aerial photography as a time saving and highly accurate method. He cited 9,900 square miles mapped since May 1942 by his parties, a feat far faster than field methods. Flights at 20000 feet from 11 am to 1:30 pm avoid shadows, producing detailed maps of terrain, roads, elevations, and military areas.
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George R. Meadows
U. S. Engineers
Rotary Club
Francis Scott Key
Meadows
U. 5
Local forfeitures and rationing changes noted
Entries record fines paid by individuals including LeRoy Timpson and a Martin woman for intoxication and related acts. The Office of Price Administration authorized renewal kerosene rations up to a year and raised monthly limits for cooking kerosene to seven persons, effective Sept. 18.
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Fin
Middletown
LeRoy Timpson
Trump, Potts
Dietz
Martin
Collater
Market Street
Raeions
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Best Sulfa Drug Sulfamerazine Seen As Safer Option
Physicians report sulfamerazine a sulfanilamide with wide effectiveness and fewer adverse effects than others. In 116 patients it matched sulfadiazine for meningitis and bronchitis, with less nausea and skin reactions, while being as good for general infections.
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Chicago
Wendell Ho Hall
Wesley W. Spink
Minneapolis
Journal of the American Medical Association
Lepper
Lewis K Sweet
Harry F. Dowling
Washington, D. C
Allied forces close on Lae as Japanese resistance weakens
General MacArthur announces advances west of Lae New Guinea with Australian units overrunning Heath and Whittaker plantations and pushing toward the town center. Markham Valley forces and air bombardment tighten the noose. Salamaua forces move toward Lae while Bougainville and Vila air bases suffer raids.
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Southwest Pacific
Lae
New Guinea
Douglas MacArthur
Heath
Markham Valley
Vernon
Mitchell
Whittaker
Heath's
Vernon's
Salamaua
Huon Gulf
Solomons
Kahih
Bougainville
Vila
Kolombangara
Hansa Bay
New Britain
Admiralty Islands
Allies Take Dodecanese and Samos Islands in Early Invasion
Ankara reports Allied forces occupied Leré in the Dodecanese and Samos in the Greek Aegean about ten days ago. The bases include a naval seaplane facility at Leré and a major airfield at Samos, key nodes in the Aegean theater.
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Ankara
PIA
Leré
Samos
Teres
Tren
Aegean
Induction Story of Newton Halex Jr in Army Air Corps
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Halex of Tourmont was inducted April 6 into the Army Air Corps. He trained at Miami Beach Florida until June and is now stationed at Scott Field Illinois to train as a radio mechanic. His address is Scott Field 721 at the base housing.
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Pie Ener
Army Air Corps
Newton Halex
Tourmont
Robeile
Miami Beach
Fla
Scott Field
Ill
Dunloggin Sale Yields Record Holstein Prices at Ellicott City
At the Dunloggin Farm auction near Ellicott City, Dunloggin Pro fressor, a 4-year-old Holstein bull, sold for 3500 dollars to F P Asher of Arnold. The sale drew buyers from 17 states with 125 cattle totaling 288600, including a 103000 half interest in Montvic Lochinvar. Curtis Candy Co bought two cows for 10000 and 3800 elsewhere, while the herd founder Warwick planned to retire.
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Dra OD
Maryland
Ifert
Ellicott City
Dunloggin Farm
Montvic Lochinvar
Osborndale Farm
Derby
Conn
Alllee
Beu Oeer
Austin Backus
Mexico
Martin D. Booth
Comstock
Mich
John Booth
Booth Company
Curtis Candy Company
Chicago
Canada
England
Argentina
Warwick
Wisconsin
Dunloggin
Adeen
Ill
Queen
J. L. Canby
Helmsville
J. W. Cooper Foundation
Moore's Nook
N. Y
Club Aids Wardens in Damage Suit Defense
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association members voted to provide legal assistance for Game Wardens Benjamin F. Phebus and Dr. Ketlells in a $25009 damage suit filed in Circuit Court by Chapman Shores. The group will select two lawyers from its members to defend, with expenses covered by the association.
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Frederick Coun
Fish and Game Protective Association
Camp Kanawha
Benjamin F. Phebus
Dr. Ketlells
Chapman Shores
Lucketts
Charles F. Hartman
Phebus
Keliells
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Shores
Potomac River
Mable Halearden
Police Staffing Notes from Rockville Update
Marion B. Basho of the county police was granted a military leave of absence and will enter the Army soon. Frank E. Schell of Rockville was named emergency policeman, and William J. Hutchinson of Bethesda was named desk clerk at the Bethesda police substation.
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Rockville
Marion B. Basho
Frank E. Schell
William J. Hutchinson
Bethesda
Curtailment of Deliveries Begins October 11 Nationwide
Washington reports 4 Director Joseph B. Eastman of the Office of Defense Transportation orders sharp curtailment of all retail and wholesale motor truck deliveries nationwide effective 12:01 AM Monday October 1t The order bans retail delivery of any package and limits weekly or fewer deliveries for food beverages ice cream magazines flowers and related items with three retail deliveries and five wholesale for meats and six wholesale for bread and bakery products while preserving essential wholesale transport for defense needs.
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Washington
Joseph B. Eastman
Office of Defense Transportation Today
ODT
Eastman
First U.S. incubator used in Minneapolis in 1891
A milestone in medical care is recorded as the first U.S. made infant incubator was used in Minneapolis Minnesota on September 8 1891. The device marked progress in neonatal support and highlighted early adoption of advanced technology in a public hospital setting.
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Minneapolis
Minn
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