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Milford chronicle., 1942-02-27
W. B. Donovan
Gets Five Years
In Harrington
Assault Case
Young Man From Near
Lincoln Convicted Af-
ter Kent County Jury
Deliberates For Forty
Minutes.

William Burton Donovan, 90 years
old, Of near Lincoln, was sentenced
to five years Imprisonment by
Judge Charles L. Terry, Jr., in
Court of General Sessions at Dover
on Tuesday afternoon after he had
been convicted by a jury on an in
dictment charging assault and bat
terry on Mrs. Catherine Carson, 30
years old, at Harrington on Sunday
night, October &C.
Judge Terry, in pronouncing SEN
tence, commented that it is diff
cult to pass sentence OIL a young
man, and whether the sentence will
ruin or help him will depend upon
the viewpoint he adopts, after he
had observed that some may feel
the sentence insufficient, others that
it is fair, and still others may have
other opinions.
The court also admonished Dono-
van that the evidence could have
caused the jury to return a guilty
verdict for even a graver offense.
He told him he had never heard a
case where counsel tried any har-
der than your counsel" in behalf of
a defendant. The jury deliberated
about 40 minutes before reaching
its verdict. returning to the court
room at 4:25 o'clock.
Deputy Attorney-General William
Storey, stressing the fragrant ma
ture of the attack, called upon the
Jury for conviction. James M. Tun-
nell, Jr., Georgetown, defense coun-
sell, concurred that the perpetrator
Of the assault should face severe
punishment but argued that his
client was not the assailant.
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Milford chronicle., 1942-02-27
Is
Reserved In
Kent Vote Case
Legality Of Ballots Cast
By Members Of 198th
At 1910 General Elec-
ton Is Involved.

Decision in a writ of mandamus
action upon which hinges the vot'
ing status of Delaware men serving
with the armed forces was received
by the State Supreme Court last
Friday.
Arguments on an application for
writ which would affect the le-
gality of the vote cast by the Della
ware soldiers at Camp Upton, N.
Y, in the 1910 general election,
were presented before Chief JUS
tice Daniel J. Layton, Judges Rich
ard S. Rodney and Charles S. Rich
ards.
The application was brought in
behalf of Frank P. Walker, Repub-
lican, who was defeated, with the
inclusion of the soldier vote, by
Elijah S. Hughes, Democrat, for
the Office of comptroller of Kent
county.
A Supreme Court order is sought
directing the county election re-
turn board to reconvene, declare
the soldier vote invalid and rule
Walker elected. Chancellor w. W.
and Judge Charles L.
Terry, Jr., who presided over the
return board, were disqualified
from sitting in last Fridays ses-
sion of the Supreme Court.
P. Warren Green of Wilmington,
and William ]. Storey of Dover,
presented the application which is
directed against the election board.
Lynch and Daniel L. Herr
man of Wilmington; Howard E.
Lynch, Jr, and Josiah o. Wolcott,
Jr., of Dover, were granted leave
to- intervene for the election board.
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Milford chronicle., 1942-02-27
Weekly DOinOs Of
Red Cross Workers
Schedule OF Meetings For
Milford For Week Be-
ginning February 27
General Chairman
Mrs. WALLACE McFAUL
Canteen COTDs

Mrs. ]. S. WILLIS, Chairman
Tuesday evening, March at 1880
-Colored Canteen class meets in
colored school. Miss Eleanor Me-
Knight, instructor
First Aid
Mrs. ]. ]. PIERCE AND Miss SARA GRIER
CO-ChaHmeH
Friday. February 81 at 1880 p. m.
Houston Fire Hall. DR.. Reed and
DR.. James, Jr., instructors.
Friday, February 27, 8 p. M
Girls class at M. H. S. Mrs. Hoey
Farrow, instructor.
Monday, March 2, 1880 p. m.-
Caulk auditorium. DR.. Reed and
DR.. James, instructors.
Tuesday, March 3, 1880 p. m.-
Community Building, class of men.
Coach Briggs, instructor.
Wednesday. March 4, 1880 p. m.
Building. Coach
Briggs class of men.
Wednesday, March 4, 3 p. M
Boys class at M. H. S. Coach
Briggs, instructor.
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Milford chronicle., 1942-02-27
Community Sing At
Presbyterian Church
Event Sponsored By Choral Society
Will BE Held On March 8

In order that the defense pro-
gram will be- in no way hampered
in it's efforts, the community sing,
promoted by the Milford Choral So
ciety, will be held in the Presby-
terian Church on Monday evening,
March 8, at 1880 until 8 o'clock,
instead of Monday, March 2, as was
previously announced.
Everyone is invited to come out
and sing, bringing their friends and
neighbors. Sing and forget your
troubles-sing and be happy.
The regular rehearsal of the So
ciety will be held at the Century
Club on Monday evening, March 2,
at 7:45 o'clock, with Robert Ru-
dolph directing.
Milford chronicle., 1942-02-27
Mrs. G. M. Dillon Is
Century Club Speaker
Prominent Club Woman Spoke On
"Adjusting Community To Defense"

Mrs. Clarence M. Dillon, of Will
mington, who is acting on state
defense boards, in child welfare,
and American Legion work, not
mentioning many other positions
she occupies in an advisory capac-
ity, was the speaker at the weekly
meeting of the Milford New Century
Club on Monday. 1t was Education
Day with Mrs. Elinor B. Rosa as
chairman. Mrs. M. Haswell Pierce
presided and Mrs. Joseph ]. Pearce,
acted as secretary for the meeting.
Mrs. Dillon conducted a round ta-
BILE discussion, with everyone pres
ent taking part. Her subject was
Adjusting the Community to De-
fense Measures" She was pleased
that so many activities were already
organized and being carried on in
Milford, but she recommended that
there be a central bureau where all
persons would be registered as has
been done in Wilmington and other
places. In an emergency local
[Trm TO Page ,. PleaseI
Milford chronicle., 1942-02-27
FSA To Finance Crops
Of Young Farmers
]. L. SOper, Supervisor For New
Castle And Kent, Announces Set-Up

Loans to boys and girls who are
members of low-income farm fam
lilies for participation in All Club,
Future Farmers of America, and
vocational agriculture activities
will be made through the Farm Sc
curity Administration, it has been
announced by J. L. Soper, FSA SUI
pervisor for Kent and New Castle
counties.
Recognizing the importance of
the work done by such groups, FSA
has embarked upon a program
which will enable it to finance
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Milford chronicle., 1942-02-27
BE PREPARED

A countrywide bIackOut has
been ordered for Sussex
county by Civilian Defense
'COOrdinatOr Hon. Edward c.
Evans of Milford. Said black
out will be held on Monday
evening, March 2, between
the hours of S and $3.50 p. III.
At this time all lights in
the county, both in towns and
rural sections are ordered to
be eXtinguished.
This blackOut will be COW
cred and reported on to cOun-
ty control eenters by planes
which will fly over Sussex
county that evening.
Milford chronicle., 1942-02-27
Kent County Dairy Records
Released By Agent Wilson

OF the 2SS cows which were un
der official test in the Kent Count,
Dairy Herd Improvement Associa-
tion during January, there were 1872
cows which produced over 500
pounds of milk and 60 which pro-
duced over 40 pounds of butterfat,
according to the report released
from the office of County Agent
Z. Wilson to the members
Milford chronicle., 1942-02-27

If this association.
The average milk production per
cow for all of these herds in the
association was 672.5 pounds, and
the average butterfat production
was 2S.5 pounds, with an average
production cost of $1.51 for each
100 pounds of milk and SO cents for
each pound of butterfat. For each
Turn 10 Page 2. Pisassl
Milford chronicle., 1942-02-27
w. F. Jerman Victim
Of Torpedoing
Grandson OF Emma Harrington OF
Frederick, Loses Life With Ship

According to reliable reports,
William F. Jerman, Jr., 2S years old,
of Upper Darby, Pa, youngest cap
tain in the Cities Service Line and
one of the youngest captains on the
East Coast, was lost at sea, when
his ship, the S,103-ton oil tanker
was torpedoed off the Atlantic
Coast. Young Jerman's father lives
at Gil West 30th street, Whining
ton, and his grandmother, Mrs. En-
ma Harrington, lives at Frederick.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Lorine Jerman; a daughter, Suz-
anne, 2 years old, and a son, Rich
ard, eight months old.
Milford chronicle., 1942-02-27
Milford. Splits Twin
Bill With Laurel
Highlets Closed Season On Home
Court Tuesday Evening

The Milford High School boys and
girls Basketball teams closed their
1942 season, by dividing bill with
Laurel. The boys won 80 to rs and
the girls lost II to IL. The scores:
Mi FORD ROYS
Milford chronicle., 1942-02-27
Weekly Weather
Report For Milford
From Wednesday, February is, To
Tuesday, February "a, Inclusive

Charles J. Holzmueller, weather
recorder for Milford, reports the
following thermometer readings for
Milford, from Wednesday, Febru-
ary Is, to Tuesday, February "a,
inclusive:
Milford chronicle., 1942-02-27
To
LAUREL BOYS

20
MILFORD GIRLS
FIG. F. Pts.
Hastings, forward I'll 0 2
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2laitralteit TART
5rci,piuie Ker,,s

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Gie Gage i'm 1ernen Often oe,ite'
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Menit es an weridten 5u man.
geln 5eginnt, arbeiten getu0bnlid
Die 0eriidtefabriten l1eber5eit.
- Sect tuir6 ,tns eine baloise
arappbeit an Nidels uno Hennies
angefiinbigt, 8noppbeit an Collars
bnben mir idon ldngt feltItellen f0n'
men.
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,sitN 8Immte 2ltsi itcQmtte
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ser oes slG Sirat @rctto Sirius 8os
nitee, CAB befunnt,: Sub iiber 10000
Shnlfineer Galte oes ,3irfls ,Ieln
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Glepelano bieIt er cinen Bortrag uni
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6ebauptete &ooiebelt beabiihtige Sc,
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100000 Mann.
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tiiicren 6os Glepelanb aon,itee init
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frm Derteilungsbaus In 2onoon,
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By ser Union Commerce 8anf llno II
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HippcSrente Gkeater
,Spu pi 6nrp" beainnt am 5. Jebr.

Son Of tSurp", cine SeId)ic)te bon
Benjamin 9lafe lit cine ieurige Ge,
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tinente uno iieban Seen befabren unn
Ser cine sanse @elt befdnpft fir iein
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Sippoorome Sbeater init Spronn(
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BON 8anep Siernep, George San
oers, Srances Sarmer, 9fooop Mtac
Soipaa, Sobn Garraoine, Gliie San
DIETER, Sarrp Gapenport uno 0uo
lcp Sisges.
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elmer ser Ibonlten ser 20. Gentl,rt
;Sor, Sen 9Sroouftionshef Sarrpl s
3anud je bergeitelt bat. Serpalie,
Sic benIelben nidt.
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Der GeH raft H,.rst HaS
1UaSIer
Bonn Sreib. 3nm Maid)inentorpebo

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re 1850. Die erlten Sreibtorpeoos.
nit Sprensltofi eefiillte Sdtpimm'
forper, oic einiad) ser @aiieritron,s
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sic 8orldufer ser beltigen Sorpeoos
bcaeihnen. 0reilid, tparen Die Sreff.
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man i6on nit oem Spieren- ooer
Stansentorpeoo, Ser i'm amerifa'
niiden SeSeiiionsfrieg 1876
uno I'M Ruliiid Riirtiiden arieg
'1S77-7S Sur Mntpenolng gelangte.
CT beitano aus einem Sprengforper,
ser an elmer laneen Stange am Bug
i6nen fabrenoer fliener Sdiffe befe'
itigt. bon bielen an oas feinolide
3iel berongebradt unO Damn ourf
einen eleftril1en Strom ent5iinoel
tpalr0e.
Ser aui Sem Hafetenprinsig BE-
rubenoe &afetentorpeoo belaB gum
erltenmal bereits cine eigene. in
Ssnncrn oes gorpeooforpers befino
lide 9reibfrait, lit aber iiber oa:
Gerludsita0ilm nidt binaltssefom
men. Ser geiitige 8ater Oes bentigel
NE Observation-Disclosures III Ser Iitprrpiffl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
Ntit Sc Jakrc,t
Scr jii,eite 6et,eral

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@aibineton. Gin 'iunser Stabsof'
fi3ier Ser 2uftitreitfrafte oer @rmet
nit Sem tempordren @ong eines
SberltleutnalltS uno Oem pcrmanen
ten zines &auptmanns lit bon 8r1
iiocnt 9fooiepclt uuter ltebergebllne
bon bnnocrten bon bienitaltcrer 81
| ii,icreu "a. oem te,i;portircn Stang
zines griougenerals rrboben 'norSen
Ser il,nae Sffi3isct, Ser sc Sahr'
altc So.urence e. I:;!cr, miro. ipfert
Ser Serat ieine BefGrocr,.ng beltd
! tist, Der :iinsite General icin.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
Hunner1taa, Zen 5. Te6ritat 1942

ilhe aapit1n 2uppius. Seine Rlans
tpuroen pon Dem Maldinenfabritan'
ten &obert @bitebeao In Giunte nuf'
gegriifcn, ser 1872 Sen eriten braud,'
baren Iorpeoo (r8bitebeao'T 'Torpe'
oo) idu.i. Die Grfinbung oes Se-
raolaufapparetes our6 oen DETER
reihar Sbrp erbrabte eine tueientlihe
Grbobung Ser Sd)ubtueite = bon 400
aui 500 bis 1900 Dieter. 8eoeutenop
Ierbeiiercngen if)uf tpeiterbin Dir
gorpeoo4pertltiitte Ger 5irlttd
Sfnpar5fopif 1T 8erlin. Cine plans
mGBiee Ger,penbune erfubr Ser Got
peoo erltmalig i'm 8uiitid .Sapaniid'
en- arieg.
Ser Sorpeoo bat oie Gorm elmer
3iaarre nno Bel elmer 2dnge bon 7
bis 8 Weter elm @etpidt bis al 1900
ailogramm. tpopon Sic i'm &opf be-
| finolite Sprenglaoung allein bis di'
200 atlogramm tpiegt. Die Mntriebs'
maibinc, in ser 3egel eine bier
splinorise aolbenmald)ine, beltebt
aus einem reinen 8reBluftmotor, Die
beu Scrpeoo portp1rtstreiben. Mm
SG,pan5ltiid befinoet iih enoli1 cine
beionSere 2eitborridtung NIT be,peU'
liher Sieieniteuer,ng, oie bas @e'
ihob meilt in elmer Tiefenlage bon
8 bis 4 Meter b1lt. Ser Geraolani'
apparat Sient oasrt einen geraoel1
2aui hes SorpeOos oltf oas Siel 81
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