Negro gas ration book thefts end in court verdict
Ambrose Morris Jr and Eugene Henderson, both colored youths from Burkittsville, were found guilty in Police Court of stealing two A class gasoline ration books from employer A A Magaha and of receiving a stolen coupon. Morris was fined 25 and faces 30 day jail suspension. Henderson fined 10 with 10 day suspension. State police testified and Morris admitted taking the books and burning covers. Magaha praised both youths and indicated willingness to re employ Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Morris, Jr
Burkittsville
A. A. Magaha
Eugene Henderson
Magaha
Manuel M. Weinberg
Mozels
Herderson
M. M. Puncke
Morris, Corp
Puncke
Vater
Earl Lowell
Corp. Puncke
Morris
Magahan
Henderson
Gordon's
Tost
Holden
Felton
Gordon
OPA
Notable Hearing In Frederick County On OPA Case And Milk Permit
William C. Egan from the Baltimore Office of the OPA attended to observe and take statements as Magistrate Weinberg noted this was the first case of its kind in Frederick County. The court described two related cases as not grave and referenced a farm employable by Magaha. Russell Green faced a suspended sentence for shipping milk without a permit, with delays for sanitary compliance and a loan aid mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Egan
Egan
Baltimore
OPA
Thomas N. Jacobs
Weinberg
Frederick County
Magaha
Russell Green
Graceham
D. E. Calloway
Green
Calloway
Aid Society Campaign For Wartime Funds Organized
The streamlined Children's Aid Society plans an annual fund drive by mail next month, with Charles McC Mathias presiding at a board meeting. Executive secretary Mrs. William C Rodrick notes a wartime motto urging social welfare reorganization to meet civilian needs. Summer reports show six cases, 408 medical exams, 74 including a girl placed at Rosewood State Training School, and 116 ongoing cases with 32 boarding homes. Children ranged from infants to just over 15. twelve are under five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society
Charles McC Mathias
William C Roderick
Rosewood State Training School
Children's Aid Society
Duvall Reunion Held At Westminster Area Home
The annual Duvall reunion was held Sunday August 30 at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Preston J. Duvall and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Nail near Westminster. Sixty four persons attended and shared a basket dinner. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Preston J. Duvall, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Nail, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Duvall and daughter of Jacksonville Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Duvall and daughter Philis, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Earnshart and daughter Dorothy and sons John Preston and Ernest, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Earnshart
Dorothy
John Preston
Ernest
Ralph
Family names gather in Maryland area obituary listing
Duvall and two sons near Baltimore, plus many relatives across Frederick Westminster New Windsor and Philadelphia are named in a long obituary notice. The list includes Mr and Mrs George String with their children Alton Maury Evelyn Thelma Frye Baker and others. extended family of Duvalls and Putmans, plus Hanes Newcomer Stull and Johnson relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phia
Roy E. Duvall
Faye
New Market
Harry H. Herbert
Barbara
Clara K. Duvall
Frederick
Herbert
Duvall
Mehrl
Lee Walher
Ve Apage Woods Jtall
Pearl Johnson
Westminster
Air
Raymond Stull
Mary Hanes
Daisy Newcomer
New Windsor
Lost Child Reunited After Park Aid Request
A blonde girl known as Tin Jost wandered Baker Park and asked officers for help. Officer PoSyeetes and Swansley safeguarded her while attempts to identify her failed. Mrs. Bertie Dennis then arrived at the police station seeking her child, recounting a Virginia departure and Parkway School visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Baker Park
Swansley
Pelice
Bertie Dennis
North Hents Street
Dennis
Virginia
Parkway School
Annabelle
Vicome
Fragmentary remark on pursuit and officers' conduct
A fragment notes a mother saying she tried to follow and became "ost" while Virginia told her mother that the officers were "nice men." No full names, places, or dates are clear, leaving a terse glimpse of a pursuit and perceived officer friendliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
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Williamson's
Frederick, Md
Dominion of Canada
Carter
Aid Society
E. Pinkham
North Court
Jot Frederick
Mes
Wilam F. Duvall
Everet Duvall
Patrick
Carl K. Duvall
Alberta
Near Frederick
Carl Duvall
Philadel
Seth Sexen Williamson
Tkederick
Marylan
Hse
Fiteel
Bansilifd
Firestone Ls
Peepee Oe
Pennewert
Firestone
Tlastic
Finis
Souten A
American Gen Association
BPC
Cedas
Big York
Chambray
Coolaire
Mauve, Rag
Tinma
SAVE
Supreme Auto Radio
Tetel Coline Vales
Leder
Cape
Fee Ue
Ess
Fest Servien
Ant -Freeze
R. B. Wolfe
Firestone Home & Auto Supplies
East Patrick St
Berryville
Berryville Basket Co
Stieff
Stieff Rose
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
American Bankers’ Association
Markell & Ford
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