Movie Stars Boost Day's Sale Of Bonds To 100000
About 3,000 gathered in Baker Park to see Paulette Goddard and William Gargan promote bond sales. The drive raised more than 165000 in Cumberland and around 130000 in Hagerstown, with total county sales near 100000 for the day. Major bidders included Eagle and Potomac Edison plants. Company A State Guard won Miss Goddard’s orchid for a 2600 bond purchase.
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Baker Park
Paulette Goddard
William Gargan
Fiicker
Siavine
W Cunton McSherry
Frederick County
McSherry
Gargan
Miss Goddard
Phequen Acl
Pialettiariders
Eagies
Everedy Company
Potomac Edison Company Employes’ Association
Company A
State Guard
Company B
Seventh Battalion
Francis Stott Key Post
American Legion
Francis Scotti Key Hotel
Rew
Leahey
Gite
Lievel C. Culler
Frederick
Mr. McSherry
United States
Gaddner
Apne
Cuberlard
Hadeistown
Moon Stars
Waltes Bute
Baltimore
Cumber
Ana
Hazerstown
Ted
Pratas
Harry Kwng
Pawlesse Goddart
Uncle Sam
Frederck Pitivens
Wiss Goddard
County Ministers Resume Meetings
The Frederick County Ministers Conference opens with Rev Dr Lawrence Little of Western Maryland College presenting on morality religion relation amid wartime. He argues against the view that moral decline stems from religious loss and notes modern thinkers challenge religion’s value while recognizing ethics. The meeting is led by Rev Amos Jot Trav er and ends with luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Blooded.
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Aonethin Ante Inge
Frederick County
Isteral Association
Lawrence Lite
Western Maryland College
Pere Speorsideee Leves Ul Wyise Jon
Little
Rey
Amos Jot
Traver
Slippery Laval Faces French Opposition Over Deportation Plans
Reported wave of opposition grows in unoccupied France as Laval's regime plans deportations to Germany. Vehement sentiment blames Vichy for Axis collaboration. observers say Germans have lost the war and French civilians show sympathy for resistance. Extra police patrols increase in Lyon, Marseille as public caution rises. Laval seeks to leverage American aid to position himself as mediator.
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Born
Switzerland
Petain-Laval
Vichy
France
Germany
Marseille
Counig i
iGovernment
Suns
Fant
Petain J
Volksrecht
Lyon
Belavione Internazionale
Ates
Trajan Review
Laval
Clip These Scrap Lists To Help Clip The Axis
A chaotic column of clipped lists references scrap metal items and tool categories then shifts to a monthly church meeting at Pleasant Methodist Church with Mrs Ceci Crone and visitors on September 3. It notes prize winners, program items, and next meeting for October 1 with refreshments described. A stray line mentions spiders spinning a floating web and drifting seeds.
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ANN Tesseria
Umea
Frederick
Stan
Vilas
Siren Ar Orassi
C. S
W.S
Mr. Pleasant Methodist Church
Ceci Crone
A. N. Warner
Cecil Crone
Helen Crone
Nivs
AJ ON
Roger Reese
St John’s Knights plan service member outreach and events
At a St John’s Council Knights of Columbus meeting Grand Knight Donald Davis led efforts to supply newspapers and literature to armed forces members, with Camden Ramsburg chairing the outreach committee to keep letters and material flowing. Bernard Callan reported on Maryland delegates’ Memphis convention and a New Orleans trip, while a new church liaison and a larger St John’s Troop were discussed along with officer installations and planned entertainments for visiting members.
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St. John's Council
Knights of Columbus
Donald Davis
Camden Ramsburg
Bernard Callan
Maryland
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
South
St. John’s
Duwlueg Leathe
David S. Cooper
St. John’s School
Mg Mem
Negroes Arrested for Drunken Disturbance in Police Court
William and Margie Jordan, both colored, were arrested early Monday night for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. They are held for a hearing in Police Court Wednesday night, after being apprehended by Special Investigator Allen S. Bartgis of the force.
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William
Margie Jordan
Allen
Bartgis
Three Principal Income Sources Dominate August Tax Total
Washington reports August Internal Revenue Bureau collections at 681,667,158.10 dollars, up 207,296,183.37 from August 1941. Social security led with 177,282,256.60, liquor levies rose to 122,899,256.95, and corporation plus individual income taxes climbed 58,627,910.56, while cigarettes and estate taxes also rose amid wartime rationing effects.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury Department
Social Security
Worty Grand Matron Of Eastern Star Dies
Baltimore reports the death of Dora Buchsbaum worthy grand matron of the Maryland Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star after a lengthy illness. She had served twenty one years in the organization and was installed in the highest state office last April. Surviving are her husband Wilford, a daughter, two parents and several siblings. Funeral services set for 11 am Thursday at a funeral parlor and burial in Parkwood cemetery.
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Baltimore
Dora , Buchsbaum
Maryland
Order of the Eastern Star
Buchsbaum
Baltimore Generals
Willford Buchsbaum
North Kenwood Avenue
Arthur Schnitker
Dunmanway
Dundalk
Frederick W. and
Mary Amendt
Winchester Street
Annapolis
Philadelsnia
Pennsylvania
North Avenues
Parkwood Cemetery
Zonta Club Meets With Dinner and Speaker
The Zonta Club met Monday night at Mrs. R L Crum’s home with dinner at the Superior Dairy lunch room. A brief business session invited members to join the Baltimore Women’s Service Club at dinner October 10. The next gathering will be at the Francis Scott Key hotel where Captain Glenn E. Stovall of the Salvation Army will speak. A note observes potatoes and tomatoes both belong to the Knightshade family.
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Zonta Club
R L. Crum
Superior Dairy
Baltimore Women's Service Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Glenn E. Stovall
Salvation Army
U S Plans Emergency Action To Ease Doctor Shortage
McNutt announced that War Manpower Commission and Approving agencies prepare emergency medical care plans for war swollen communities. Over 309 locales lack medical service due to war pressures or doctors entering the military. Federal support urged while urging state local action. a survey of medical needs will be done with medical dental groups and health departments. Noted acute cases include Baltimore County Maryland and Norfolk Virginia areas.
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Washington
Con Res
War Manpower Commission
UC 8
Puuiie Wealth Service
WMC Dugue van Paul V. MecNett
Tomight
Armed Services
McNutt
WMC
McNuit
Althoush
Veryice
Baltimore County
Glenn L. Martin Company
Norfolk
Will Of A L Brunner Admitted To Probate
After paying bequests to relatives and friends of the testator, the will of A L Brunner of this city was admitted to probate by the Orphans Court on Monday. The remainder goes to the Home for the Aged on Record Street. Dr Robert S Tyton names executor. Assets reported at 10000 dollars. Bequests include Grace Baumgardner 1000, Margaret Schultz Brunner McKelvey 1000, Nannie Groff 2000, Susan Thomas 2000, Fannie Staley 300, Elizabeth Schultz 200, Fannie Dudrear 100. Penalty for challenging terms stated. witnesses were John F Baumgardner and Preston E Long.
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Tate Allen L. Brunner
Orphans’ Court
Record Street
Robert S. Tyton
Grace Amelia Baumgardner
Urbana
Margaret Schultz Brunner McKelvey
Baltimore
Nannie Groff
This City
Susan Thomas
Fannie Staley
West Chester
Elizabeth Schultz
Sykesville
Fannie Dudrear
We’re Still Guessing Wrong 82 Years After
A letter written in 1860 and shown before the Orphans' Court sparked historic research. The claimant cited political divisions in Maryland and expected Bell, Breckenridge, and Douglas to win, but the judges noted Lincoln's victory and Maryland voting patterns. The trust fund distribution remains unresolved.
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Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Bell
Lincoln
Breckenridge
Bell Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Douglas
Missouri
New Jersey
Labor Peace Parley Delayed For Month
Washington reports the AFL and CIO peace talks may be pushed back by another month. Spokesmen had tentatively set a late September start, but no definite date exists. AFL head Harry Bates plans to contact CIO president Murray soon, while Murray is away with engagements in the south and west. Bates also aims to attend the AFL convention in Toronto through mid October.
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Washington
AFL
CIO
Harry Bates
Bricklayers Union
Rnlup Wlurray
Murray
Bates
Toronto
U S Census: 1940 Personal Crisis Reports Reach 18 907
Washington reports 1940 self destruction totals at 18 907 with a rate of 144 per 100 000. Most suicides are male and white deaths exceed Negro by about four to one. Chinese rate highest at 45.2, Indian 8.4. April peaks, Nevada highest state, white South Carolina, Arkansas lowest. Greatest cases in 45 to 54 age group.
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Washington
Census Bureau
America
Nevada
South Carolina
Arkan
Weather Summary for Local Area
The 24 hour precipitation ending 8 am today was none. September to date accumulates 0.09 inch, below normal 3.05 inches. Yesterday highs reached 70 degrees, a year ago 87. Night low 35, compared with 39 a year ago. Today sun sets at 7:09 pm, tomorrow rises at 6:58 am. Moon rises 6:52 pm, sets 5:45 pm. Streams: Poto mac at Knoxville clear, Monocacy at Ceresville muddy.
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Potomac
Knoxville
Clear
Ceresville
Man Acquitted In Home Assault Case At Keeney Home
Magist rate Alton Bennett found Raymond Keeney not guilty of assault and battery after Keeney testified that Day Baker refused to leave the Keeney home and grabbed Keeney by the shirt. Baker disputed the sequence saying he only carried a message for a young woman and denied harmful actions. Several locals forfeited collateral for failing to appear for a hearing in the same session. In Equity Court, Frances E Houck and Maister M Carter received divorces, Cruelty cited in Houck case and voluntary separation in Carter case with costs assigned.
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Magiststrate
Alton Y. Bennett
Raymond Keeney
Water Street
Baker
Kemptown
Keeney
Keeneys
Oliver Stephens
John Stine
William Vanfossen
Pauline Barnes
Theodore Smith
Henry A. Kiefer
Monongahela
Ira Vernon Jordan, Jr
Mt. Jackson
Equity
de Trees
Edward
Delaplaine
Frances E. Houck
East Fourth Street
Paul E. Houck
Manuel M. Weinberg
Frances E. Chipley
Maister M. Carter
Franklin L. Carter
South Carroll Street
E. Austin James
Answers To War Quiz From Page Five
Answers to war quiz items describe Marine Corps actions in the Solomons. The Bayonne origin of a stabbing piece on rifles is noted, along with a French term hay on meaning arrow. Prime Minister Winston Churchill is referenced in the list of quiz topics.
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United States Marine Corps
Solomon Islands
Bayonne
Hayon
Winston
Health Breaks In Europe Reports State
War conditions in Europe create a looming health calamity with doctor and medicine shortages, poor diet, and returning soldiers spreading disease. German medical circles report dysentery, typhus, tuberculosis, and vitamin deficiency affecting youth. hospitals crowded with war wounds. blitz dental work and anbef surgeries amid scarce supplies. Zinc stands out as a rare metal unknown to ancient cultures.
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New York
Europe
United States
Germany
Occupied
East
Ritz
Berlin
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