Meat Meal Prices Rolled Back In Postwar Price Moves
Washington reports show Ford built car price increases for hardship cases while cotton clothing rises about two percent and restaurant meals with meat reduce to June 30 levels. Meat in cold storage is at 30 year lows and dairy prices are forecast higher. OPA expands hardship rules to cover more cost elements and raise auto prices for other makers.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Office of Price Administration
Ford
Mercury
Lincoln
OPA
Court News Details Divorces and Marriages in County Listings
Court news lists equity suits for absolute divorce and property transfers among residents, with many deeds valued at $10 and $1. It also records marriage licenses and upcoming weddings, naming couples and addresses in Frederick and surrounding areas.
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iT _ Herring
Jay G. Demuth
Harry A. Jambeugh
David Washington Mack
R. Monroe Feags
R. Monroe Feaga
William 8. Bennett
William B. Leichert
Elty
Jack Frederick Logan
Raymond J. Dyer
Ida B. Hay
Noah F. King
Paul ©. Sheckers
Ralah C. Belsen
Quonset Huts Used To House School Children
Annapolis Md Sept 16 Anne Arundel County authorities turn to Quonset huts to ease crowding. Part time classes ordered as expedient. County Superintendent David F Jenkins says land is being sought for huts developed during the war. Crowding of Negro facilities noted with one arade school using part time classes. If huts are obtained elementary part time classes could end in six weeks. Grades are being shifted in some schools to relieve crowding.
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Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
David F. Jenkins
Jenkins
Naval Academy
New Year's Day Case Is Tried in City Court
City and state police scored a perfect night in Police Court before Magistrate Allan Y Bennett. Of 31 cases, 24 charged corporations with seven penalties and 17 forfeitures. seven auto law violations followed with two fines and five forfeitures. Brightwell found guilty on assault and battery and sentenced to three months. Kefauver and Schell faced fines for assault and interference, with other defendants fined or given brief jail terms. Several cases postponed. numerous drunks and disturbances listed with various fines.
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Allan Y. Bennett
Smminer Crayton Brichtwell
House of Correction
Albert R. Hull
Frederick
Ben Phebus, Jr
Harlan DeGrange
Brightwell
Kefauver
Newton Kefauver, Jr
Jefferson Street
Eugene Schell
West South
Charles F. Brown
East All Saints Atnant
Alina Bowen
Ellis Carty
Frencho Green
Frank Gill
Johnnie Myers
Charles Williams
Thomas Little
Wesley Ormes
Lillitan Peoples
H. G. Youngblood
James Hill
Cora Wetzel
John Henry Gray
Preston R. Byrd
Meg Harris
Agnes Bowens
Eva Harris
Charles Cann
Giles Hall
Joseph Carter
Wm. H. Chase
James Newman
Hattie Naylor
George W. Treganing
Airy
Wre
Charles D. McLane
Preston K. Hockensmith
Chambersburg
W. K. Mey
James K. Jobes
Wyattsville
Florence Webster
Haverhill
Mass
Albert C. Gray
Mechanicstore
C. Hinckle
Hancock
Kenneth I. Tia
Two Accused Of July 4 Holdup In Baltimore
Baltimore grand jury indicts Jujiue Tarpi and Alfred Rollo, both 31 and of Brooklyn, for the July 4 holdup of the Century Athletic Club. Extradition papers prepared to send to New York governor Dewey. Tarpi also linked to January robbery at the Independent Democratic Association. Indictments name four counts and detail losses including a diamond ring, a wristwatch, and a car license, with suspects escaping in a car with out-of-state plates.
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Baltimore
Jujiue Tarpi
Alfred Rollo
Brooklyn
Century Athletic Club
J. Bernard Wells
New York
Thhey
Wells
Goveror Q.conor
Dewey
Taibi
Independent Democratic Association
Taint
Roto
Jim Tosso
Century Club
Mginchts
Louis Fisher
Morton J. Hess
Samuel Seletski
Robert London
Fisher
Hess
Squirrels Run Low in Ground Hunts Opening Day
Opening day of squirrel season saw hunters along the Monocacy River reach the daily six with some early bags of two or three. Most squirrels ran on the ground, few were shot from trees, and no county accidents were reported though a Carroll County hunter was seriously hurt in the face. Warden Durward W. Kettells noted no violations, urged copies of the new game laws, and reported dry woodland making close-range shots harder. A parade plan emerged for the Fire Service Extension Building dedication at College Park with at least 50 uniformed men and a band. Burglary netted about 7.03 million dollars in weekend loot, including a shoe store safe opened through a back panel.
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Monocacy River
Frederick County
Carroll County
Durward W. Kettells
Marion Kehne
Roy Mumford
Elwood O'Hara
a+ co
Kelells
State Department
United Fire Company
University of Maryland
College Park
Uniteds
Washington D. C. Elks Boys Band
W. Bartgis Storm
United
Maryland State Firemen's Association
General Gouraud Dies in Paris at 78 After Illustrious Career
General Henri Gouraud 78, famed “Lion of Champagne,” died in Paris after war injuries left him bedridden. He led Allied advances on Champagne and Argonne fronts, visited Frederick in 1923 en route to Gettysburg, and was welcomed by American veterans in multiple reunions.
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Gouraud
City
Paris
Ile
Henri Gouraud
Champagne
France
Argonne
United States
Rainbow Division Association
Washington
French Republic
Harding
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Gettysburg
Braddock Heights
William B. Bennett
Heights
Baltimore
Easton Pa
Taxi Licenses Ready Soon in Frederick City
Frederick City taxicab licenses will be issued this week after the new ordinance takes effect October 1. Operators must obtain permits from City Register Aubrey A Nicodemus and pass a police chief inspected safety check. The license lists owner, vehicle type, engine and serial numbers, issue and expiry dates, and taxi number with photo space.
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Frederick City
Office of
City Register
Aubrey
Nicodemus
Fred Straley
Straley
West Patrick Street
South Court Street
Survivors Reach Port After Marit Yt Sinking
Six survivors arrive in Lewes Delaware aboard Gulf Hawk after the Marit Yt broke in two following a German torpedo strike four years ago. Eighteen crewmen head to Norfolk. 14 remain missing including the captain and his wife. Second Mate Rolf Williamson describes lifeboat ordeal and rope injuries from clinging to a raft under hurricane conditions.
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Lewes
Del
Coast Guard
Norfolk
Rolf Williamson
Williamson
Knights of Columbus Council to Install Officers Tonight
Knights of Columbus St Johns Council No 1622 will install officers tonight at the lodge home on East Second street. State officers will oversee the ceremonies with W Jerome Offutt grand knight Melvin Zimmerman deputy grand knight G B Callan chancellor Austin Thomas recorder Camden J Ramsburg warden Buty ex Susi Harey Whisner advocate.
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St. Johns Council
Knights of Columbus
East Second Street
W Jerome Offutt
Melvin Zimmerman
G. B. Callan
Austin €. Thomas
Camden J
Potsdam frontier fixed says Molotov critics Byrnes speech
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov declared Poland's western frontier is fixed and the Big Three are committed by accepting the evacuation of Germans from Polish territories. He said Potsdam defined the frontier and noted over 2,000,000 Germans moved to the German zone, challenging Byrnes Stuttgart remarks on frontier decisions. A second item reports Calvary Methodist Church class gathering with 18 members and one guest, gifts, readings, music, and refreshments.
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Paris
Molotov
U. S
James . Byrnes
Stuttgart
Poland
Byrnes
Potsdam
Swinemuende
Oder River
Weisse
Brifiery
Flass
E. P. Fellenbaum
Bright Jewels
Calvary Methodist Church School
Oda
Robert Reifsnider
Bethesda opens Montgomery Junior College for 145 enrollments
Montgomery Junior College, the first publicly supported institution in the Washington area, opened with about 140 students. It began with a $10,000 Montgomery County grant and Maryland state sponsorship joined in August. Programs include hotel and restaurant management and automobile service management.
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Bethesda
Montgomery Junior College
Washington Area
Montgomery County
Maryland
Flower Show Cancelled in Harpers Ferry Mourning Death
The Garden Department of the Woman's Club cancelled its Thursday Flower Show in Harpers Ferry West Virginia after learning of the sudden death of Gilbert Perry Jr whose mother is club president This marks the first death among Harpers Ferry entrants in the local military service.
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Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Woman's Club
Gilbert Perry, Jr
Two Held For Ian's Abduction In Baltimore
Baltimore officers expect custody of two men sought in the abduction of Lachlan McKenzie, an Eastern Stainless Steel Co. executive, after they were identified as Donald Fran k and Robert Franck of Baltimore. They allegedly robbed a man of $57 at gunpoint, forced him from his car, and fled ten miles outside the city.
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Cincinnati
Charles V
Norwood
Baltimore
Rosbery
Lachlan McKenzie
Eastern Stainless Steel Co
Donald Frank
Robert Franck
Fritz
Donald
McKenzie
Eze
Expeditor efforts ease local building supply shortage
Frederick area officials report signs that the expeditor method for relocating surpluses and coordinating between suppliers and manufacturers is helping ease scarce materials. Charles F. Bowers credits Expeditor E Price Steidling and the National Housing Agency for freeing plaster board and concrete blocks through looser controls and local deals. A Ways and Means meeting is set for 130 pm Wednesday in the Board of Aldermen room to plan a county-wide inventory and to coordinate priorities among contractors builders suppliers and material manufacturers under NHA supervision.
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Charles F. Bowers
Frederick
Bowers
NHA
Ways and
Steidling
Board of Aldermen’s
National Housing Agency
Setun
Kline Buys Brunswick Lumber Firm
Richard F. Kline of Frederic announces the purchase of J. P. Karn Bros. lumber and build ing in Brunswick. The Karn family, in business sixty six years, serves Virginia West Virginia and Maryland with main office on Maryland Avenue. The new firm Sy. P. Karn Incorporated will be managed by T. M. Conn with Richard J. Kaine Joseph M. Kline and Nevin T. R. Waskey as incorporators.
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Richard F. Kline
Frederic
Monona
J. P. Karn Bros. Lumber
Brunswick
Critics Target Embassy Handling of Arrests in Belgrade
Three American Army sergeants master sergeant Theodore Nelson Park Falls Wisconsin Staff Sgt Kenneth E Lehasse San Francisco and Staff Sergeant Chester B Scott Nashville returned to Washington amid criticism of how their arrest in Belgrade was managed They say they had no part in the shooting of an Asian soldier during a street altercation and were held to shield the shooter The embassy and Army officers defend the protective custody as preventing Yugoslav authorities from seizing the actual shooter and urge firmer action to prove noninvolvement
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Washington
Belgia
Richard C. Patters
Thase
Master Sergeat Theodore Nelson
Park Falls
Kenneth E. Lehasse
San Francisco
Chester B. Scott
Nashville
Washingtoy
Paris
Belgrade
Embass
Schussel
Yugoslavia
Schussell
Patterson
Knights of Pythias Convention at Cumberland
Maryland state convents of the Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters convene in Cumberland with a joint meeting at the Hodge home on Thursday. A banquet at the Country Club Friday evening, and installation of officers both orders Saturday.
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K. OF P
Cumberland
Maryland
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Cumberl Hodge
Country Club
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Wiliam
Runkles
Harvey A. Harrington, Jr
Charles W. Leopold
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Eirjah H. Campbell
Alfred G. Mackier
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Dorothy L. Ridgeway
Culler Avenue
Jasemna, Kennedy
Alice E Srout
East Patrick Street
Wiliam T. Brown
Betty J. Barnes
Union Bridge
Emil R. Day
Opal L. Hallwell
Richmond
George Phillin Rollison
Waterford
Juanita Mic Alison
Walled Lake
Mich
Carl W. Morser
Carrel Parkway
Alice E. Jackson
Thurmons
Rauts
Edward B. Wegrzyn
Helen L. Marek
Lansford
Stanley BR. DeMayo
Florence May Sturges
Norwalk
Raymond A
Charles F. Cramer
Wentz
Westminster
Abdel R. Wentz
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Westminster Seminary
Lester Welliver
Darden
Secretary of the Navy
James Forrestall
Colgate W. Darden
Virginia
James L. McConaughy
Cornwall
Conn
Hunters
Leke
Surglars
Itumore
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Westatrick Street
Willys Univ. Jeep
Packard Sales & Service
Barbara Fritchie
Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
Allen's
Allen
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ian
South Market
Kline
Brunswick Lumber
Dorothy Gray
Allen’s Cor
Barbara Ould
Barbara
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