Planned City Ordinance to curb loitering by youths
In a special session the City Attorney was directed to draft a juvenile loitering ordinance, targeting children on streets after 10 PM and in public places. A third offense could lead to parent involvement and Juvenile Court steps. the measure mirrors civic group recommendations from last May. The plan awaits final action at next Wednesday’s public meeting.
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Gindswile
Savin Carre Creek
Hugh V. Gitllinger
Stonewall Jackson Bridge
Gittinger
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Possible co-belligerent status for Italy debated after Italy’s defeat
London dispatch reports United Nations considerations may grant Italy a limited role as a co-belligerent. Edward Kennedy notes acceptance by Allied troops is uncertain and UN status remains unlikely. Italy's potential signus hinges on aid delivered and troops’ willingness to accept an alliance.
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London
Traly
Edward Kennedy
Italy
Jodas
United Nations
Kennedy
War ends in Pacific unlikely before 1945 says senators
Three Senators returning from a 40 000 mile inspection trip of war zones told reporters that Germany could collapse soon, though the Pacific war might extend into 1945. They cited loss of Moscow and Med theater control, predicted improved Allied logistics, and stressed Army Navy cooperation with plans to reorganize and concentrate German population and transport.
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Washington
Balliefrants
Germany
Ruse
Mead
D-Ny
Brewster
Army
Navy
Hitler
Russia
Mediterranean
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Bite Geéring
Dia
Sikete
Footer
Government fast tracks postwar aviation plan and defense
A fragmented report notes gaps in information on American fighting losses and outlines the Post-war aviation plan to give commercial planes access to airfields. Maryland appoints Wallace Lanahan to lead a state role in the Army nationwide campaign to recruit ten WACs. Governor Conor relays briefing from General Marshall about structuring the new division and training details. The memo mentions street corner safety measures and an invented thermometer by a local inventor.
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Reecell
Mead
Comimetiee
Paewster
Wild Turn
Ais Atentan
Paley Rnder
WAC
Stree Shoubder
Land Praises 4 vs Tough Ships
Baltimore reports Admiral Land lauds Liberty ships built by Bethlehem Fairfield for stamina and endurance. The SS Richard Bland, launched February 1942, survived ice damage, torpedo hits, bombing runs, and heavy seas while remaining in convoy. Despite multiple torpedoes, crew evacuated, ship later towed, and most cargo saved before stern sank. 1700 Liberty ships built for the Commission, 200 delivered by Bethlehem Fairfield ships.
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Miral Emory S. Lazid
United States Maritime Commission
Admiral Land
Richard Bland
Pornter
Spatial Land
Bethlehem- Fourrfield Snipvatus
Baltimore
Brunswick Curfew Law Meeting Friday Night
Residents will be given time to express views on a proposed curfew law at a town meeting Friday at 7:30 p m announced by Brunswick officials and council sponsors. The meeting stems from action at the last council session when members refused to act on Storm’s ordinance and scheduled a quorum for Friday. The process was drafted by William Storm, based on council input from August. About 230,090 workers are noted in processing and delivering.
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Russell H. McCain
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Alton ¥. Bennett
OCD
Doyentown
Insurance Committee
Residenick
Tia
Owas
Wednedas Pee
Counc
Tae
Mares and Council
William AM Storm
Storm
Ausust
Dogs' barking leads to five dollar fine in court
Magistrate Edward J. Smith heard a case over barking dogs kept by George King at 11 West Sixth Street. King was fined $5 plus costs after pleading not guilty to disturbing the peace. Other cases included assault and battery with a $10 fine for Herbert Merryman, drunkenness penalties totaling $57.50 for John A. Koenig, and traffic forfeitures, with multiple defendants paying fines and costs.
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Edward J. Smith
Ren
George King
West Sixth Street
Herbert E. Merryman
Burkittsville
John A. Koenig
Altoona
Jack Blakeney
North Benis Street
King
Joseph King
Cit
Murray C. Smith
Shock
Rentzell
Phobus
Smith
Hugh Y. Gittinger
Gittinger
Merryman
Alma G. Merryman
Henry Krammée
West Fifth Street
Juan OC. Campbell
Frederick
Baltimore
Fealph A. Smith
Difford Smith
Joseph A. Brooks
John White
Gus Baughman
Louis Hartwick
Johnson City
N. Y
Blakeney
Street
Ice
Frank Dorsey
Bruce Brachey
Traffic fines and refugee influx dominate brief news
The report notes $19.75 city charges and $40.75 state charges with a 32 day jail alternative. Marshall Rose Grande paid $11.45 for 30 mph over limit on Wad Fifth Street and Stacey Jackson paid $1145 for exceeding 50 on Route 40. In New York a Swiss radio tally records 21,860 war refugees and 960 escaped POWs arriving in Switzerland from Sept 17 to 27, with daily arrivals of 200 to 300 amid concerns in the National Council.
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Marshall Rose Grande
Wad Fifth Street
Stacey Jackson
Airy
Frederick
New York
Europe
Swiitzerland
OWI
Counscil
Little Mountain Republic
Crisfield Man Freed Under Work Fight Law
In Baltimore City Court Judge William L. Henderson granted a writ of habeas corpus freeing Nelson W. Blades, 27, a Crisfield man jailed after a June arrest and a six month sentence under the work or fight law. The state conceded no valid conviction, calling the testimony scant and prompting the judge to question the justice system.
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Baltimore
Maryland
William L. Henderson
Crisfield
Henderson
Nelson W. Blades
House of Correction
Crisfeld
Blades
William C. Walsh
Administration of Justice
Very Few Local Cattle Go For Slaughtering
Local auctioneers and sales clerks in Frederick County report few cattle sold at public sales go to slaughter. Dairy cows producing milk stay in demand while non producers are weeded out due to high feed costs.
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Frederick County
Baltimore County
Oil stove fire reported in Catoctin area residence
A burning oil stove in a residence off Jefferson Pike in the Braddock street area drew the Independent Hose Company fire truck to Braddock street at about 35 p m Wednesday. Neighbors extinguished the blaze before the fire engine arrived and firemen reported no monetary loss.
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Jefferson Pike
Catoctin
Braddock Street
Independent Hose Company County
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