Filling Station Operator Held On Counterfeit Gas Stamps
Gerald L Bar Lup a Martinsburg filling station operator was arraigned before U S Commissioner C W W Little on charges of possessing 1000 counterfeit gasoline ration stamps. He was released on 1000 bond after arrest August 16 with others for gasoline ration law violations. George W W Kearns a 7 year old Martinsburg youth was held on 1000 bond for stealing an automobile and violating the National Automobile Theft Act after being caught on a one way street by Patrolman John Lillard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
C. Welles Little
Gerald L. Barlup
Federal
Grand Jury
Barlup
George W W. Kearns
Martinsburg
John Lillard
Kearns
J. G. Brown
Romanian Heartland Security: Car Pathians and Blood Counts
A report notes blood contains about 11 000 white corpuscles per cubic centimeter and mentions 12 passes over the Carpathian mountains into Romania's heartland, indicating routes and health observations.
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Carpathian Mountains
Romania
Poultry Exhibit Entries Grow for Washington County Fair
The Great Hagerstown Fair 4-H poultry show is filling quickly with entries a week before the deadline. Kenneth Frey reports open classes for cocks hens cockerels and pullets in barred rock white leghorn Rhode Island red New Hampshire and white rock varieties. Prizes of 1 25 for first and 75 cents for second apply per class with no entry fee. Entry blanks are available from Frey Vernon Holter or the Fair secretary and must be sent by September 1.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
Kenneth Frey
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Frey
Vernon Holter
Blood Donation Drive Draws Large City Response
The first day of donor registration yielded nearly two hundred appointments for the Mobile Unit visit beginning Monday September 18. Volunteers, including many repeat donors, aim to reach a 10600 donor quota by week’s end with registration open daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. except Sunday.
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Red Cross
Helen Rouzee
Virginia Freed
Ruth Haney
E. C. Wiederhold
E. F. Ph B
Mae Springer
Vivian Helm
Mildred Clingan
Ruth L Ridge
Frank Barr
Beulah Snodderly
Hazel Masters
Ruth Moats
Paul L. Smith
Dorothy Kuhlman
Robert M. Garvin
William Hartshorne
Harry Kerstein
David Zurbel
Flossie Hammond
Virginia van Metre
Mary G. St. Clair
Robert G. Foltz
R. G. Foltz
Mary Ellen Hi
Jennie Carpenter
Mary L. Gromsickle
Elmer C. Dodd
Lucille Ruth
Anna Davis
Lloyd Zitzman
Rodger H. Gleasere
Minalle A. Hawkins
R. G. Barton
Lloyd E. Miller
Robert B. Myers
Kyle Bartle
Juanita Mears
Alice Lum
Katherine Stouffer
Gilbert Everline
Benjamin G. Atwood
Martin Foltz
Mary Smith
R. G C. Evans
Z. G. Constable
Preston A. Crampton
Wishard M. Lucille
Bessie Z. Neikirk
Don B. Mullendore
Betty A. Brandenburg
R. Karl Shank
Charles G. Hammond
Janie Hostetter
Betty Sheller
Victor C. Ridenour
Rose
Obscure list of names from archival notes
Mary Honadle, Charles C. Corder man, Beverly Pope, Mrs. Helen R. Fisher, Gladys V. Martz, Mary Jane Halbach, Violet Higgins, S. O. Matthews, Jr. appear in a readable fragment of a newspaper page listing individuals connected to a notice or social item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Honadle
Charles C. Corderman
Beverly Pope
Helen R. Fisher
Gladys V. Martz
Mary Jane Halbach
Violet Higgins
S. O. Matthews, Jr
Named to Posts in Purple Heart Order
Jesse E. Clem and Chester L. Stine of this city received department posts in the Military Order of the Purple Heart. George M. Leib Maryland department commander disclosed yesterday. Clem appointed deputy chief of staff and Stine is deputy service officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse E. Clem
Chester L. Stine
George M. Leib
Maryland
Mr. Clem
Mr. Shne
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Sal By
Tertend Bor
the McPhail Paint Co
the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Lawrence C
Summit Avenue
Egypt
England
U.S
Montgomery Ward
Electricals
Steel Carpenters
pFile
Victory
Washington ST
Londonderry
Howard Street
San Francisco
Calif
Ory Ward
Montgomery
Washington Street
Ward
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