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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1943
Page
3
The report notes Pinky Green in England marking his twentieth birthday on September 2 as relatives learn of his status. It mentions court actions progressing toward jurors with testimony nearing completion and references a judge's charge and remaining testimony.
Reports from the Swiss border say hunger driven crowds looted food shops in Rome Udine and Belluno while German occupation troops fired on rioters. Troops were also said to loot gold and silverware as churches faced plunder with all but St Peter's closed in Rome.
Ellicott City report shows $384,030 realized from a two day auction at Dunlogein Farm ending today. 209 sales averaged $1,837 with 237 cattle sold including calves with dams. Maryland breeders bought fewer than 20 cattle as bulls and top milking cows drew interest from Jersey breeders nationwide. Top price record hit $13,000 for a bull.
Yesterday's Dunlogwin Farm sale in Maryland drew more bidders but many could not meet the $1000 per head opening price. Forty of 1384 registered Holsteins sold this morning, with total auction proceeds around $286,600 for 125 head on day one. The Natwick herd has roots dating back IS years, with Natwick now having Baltimore offices after earlier lumber work.
The Weather Bureau reported a Gulf disturbance of hurricane force centered at 2:30 a.m. about 170 miles northeast of Brownsville, Texas. It is expected to reach the Freeport Galveston area near daybreak Friday with winds of 75 to 85 miles per hour.
Nicodemus Paint Store advertises 125 year celebration and offers seven brushes wares and cleaners with phone contact at 425 on Court street.
Prominent psychiatrists presented opposing views on Thomas William Clatterbuck’s sanity as he stands trial for the June 1 murder of Walter Russell on the A Mor ris Love farm. Dr. Lind testified he was of unsound mind, citing dementia praecox and financial stress, while Dr. Dejarnette rejected dementia praecox and questioned the confession’s reliability.
The passage expresses that at the time of the killing Clatterbuck was able to distinguish right from wrong, suggesting a determined moral judgment rather than irresistible impulse. The statement reflects the trial or witness perspective on his awareness of consequences.
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