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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1943

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10

Zacharias Named to Replace Late Paul Little as Frederick County License Commissioner

Micherd M. Zacharias former Burgess of Emmitsburg and longtime garage operator is named to fill the unexpired term of the late Paul M. Little and the two year term beginning June 1. His appointment follows Democratic Party recommendations and comes after a large field of applicants.

Micherd M. Zacharias Qeanksburg Burges Herbert R. O'Conor Frederick County Paul M. Little Thurmooth Gepimanc Ing Little Zacharias Democratic State Central Committee Emmitsburg Michael J. Thompson Emmisburg Freep

Gen McNair Helmet Saves Life In Africa

The report notes General McNair, 59, was wounded in Africa during an inspection trip. he is described as a key Army leader with a long career from West Point to command roles in World War II. It mentions Lear’s and Freder’s commands and prior exploits in prewar exercises and North Africa, plus postwar writing activity.

McNair Africa George C. Mareshall West Point Funston Vera Cruz Mexico John J. Pershing AEF France America Lear Walter Skrueger Loumana Eescott Colorado National Guard Adaune Pany Yoo Lloyd H. Freder Oran Algeria Second Army Hhe Memphis

George D Penniman Dies Suddenly at 81 in Baltimore

George Dobbin Penniman 81, attorney for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and noted sportsman, died suddenly at his Baltimore home. Born at Lawyers Hill Monard County he studied in Baltimore schools and Johns Hopkins. Survived by two daughters, sister and two brothers. Funeral at St Paul’s Church, Baltimore.

Baltimore George Dobbin Penniman Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Lawyers Hill Monard County Penniman Baltimore Public Schools Johns Hopkins University Nicholas G Rebecca Dobbin Penniman Lossi Department West Virginia New River District Ergtrsa Sportsman Aid Maryland and District of Columbia Thrar Wanes National Capital Field Trials Association Harriet

Bombing Raids On Kiska Resume After Fog Delays

Washington reports US planes renewed attacks on enemy installations at Kiska after two days of fog and storms kept them grounded. Earlier two days of silence raised hopes the Japanese air base was advancing, but the Navy confirmed raids began again as Allied leaders eye coordinated actions with MacArthur and Halsey in the South Pacific.

Washington Gamb- Ha le Alecetians Kiska United States North Pacific South Pacific Ellice Islands Douglas MacArthur

Two Cars Damaged In Collision On Sunday

A Sunday accident at Jefferson and West Patrick streets at 4:50 pm damaged two cars and lightly injured a six year old boy passenger. Ernest Clem and Gertrude Clark drove the two vehicles. the boy was treated for shock and released. No charges were filed as both drivers agreed to settle damages privately. Also, Mrs Betty Virginia Mann Petersville was granted an absolute divorce from Addieon Lo Mare with custody decisions reserved.

Jefferson West Patrick Street Omcer Marion D Carmack Ernest Clem Middleown Jefferson Street Gertrude Clark Baltimore Clem Carmack Betty Virginia Mann Petersville Addieon Lo Mare Circuit Court Mannie Eure Fae Mann Walter Sita E. Austin James

County Bond Sales Report From Maryland Counties

Richmond April 25 Hugh Leach, chairman of the War Finance Committee for the Fifth Federal Reserve District, released Maryland county results through April 22. Totals include Allegany 1,066,700.75, Baltimore 1,057,531.00, Montgomery 831,978.50, Prince Georges 706,872.00, and other counties with state total 1.05 million dollars in bonds sold, plus 58,650.00 unallotted.

Richmond Hugh Leach War Finance Committee Fifth Federal Reserve District Maryland Allegany Garrett Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery Washington Baltimore Cecil Harford Anne Arundel Hana Cus Uy Uae Wey Charles Prince Georges St. Mary's Caroline Kent Queen Arres Talbot Dorchester Somerset Wicomico Worcester City of Baltimore

Troop Movements Denied Linked to Coal Strike

Chicago April 23. Chief of Staff June F Davis of the Sixth Service Command said troop movements are not connected with the coal dispute. Davis stated Edmu n dsen was informed movements were for training and not for any invasion. The Coal Operation notified a wage agreement would end Friday as Edmundson headed to Washington for talks with John L Lewis.

Chicago F Davis Sixth Service Commmand

Lack Of Windows Prevents Mark Being Set At Jamaica Track

Officials said the missing betting windows kept a national one day mark from being set at the Jamaica racing plant. A crowd of 34 183 wagered on seven races totaling 2 162 046 dollars, nearly hitting last year’s Belmont eight race record. Sievon and Breezing Home paid 57 10 for 2 dollars, while the Excelsior Handicap supported a 368 835 wager total.

New York Jamaica Belmont Gomne Rccoia Sievon

Riverland Wins by Four Lengths in Close Mile and a Sixteenth

Harold Clark's Riverland led from the start to win a mile and a sixteenth race in 1.44 2/5. Riverland dominated the Excel sior throughout and finished four lengths ahead of J. B. Partridge's Mince-Mo and R A. Coward's Martinge, who took second and third respectively. Riverland paid $5 and $2 to win and place.

Harold Clark Riverland J. B. Partridge Mince-Mo R A. Coward Martinge

Postwar Truck Design Promises Stronger Lighter Vehicle

The article notes the forthcoming postwar truck will resemble today’s models but will be stronger and lighter. It highlights expected improvements in strength and weight as key features of the new design era.

Easter Sunday Warmth Marks Finest Day Of Year

Easter Sunday brought clear warm weather and record highs. Crowds packed Baker Park for sunrise services and Kiwanis egg hunt with 800 children. Donald May won with 25 eggs, Shirley Ann Shull second with 23. Police and scouts maintained order as Lions Club beat Kiwanis and Rotarians in softball.

The Mercury Baker Park Frederick Big Park Frederick Kiwanis Club Donald May Charles May South Carroll i Street Shirley Ann Shull West Patrick Street Shirley Donald Phebus West Church Street John R. Cheatham Otho J. Kehler Charles K. Taylor Kiwanis Club W. Jerome Offutt Young Army Lieut Reno. O Kiwanis John R. Fitzpatrick Navy School Francis Perrott Adjutant General of Maryland

Thurmont Holdings Annual Election Today

The annual Thurmont town election is held today to elect a Mayor and two Commissioners. Polls open 3 to 6 p.m. Mayor William J. Stoner seeks re election without opposition. Commissioner candidates are Ross V. Smith Allen Creager and Omer Dubel. Voters show little interest and a light turnout is expected. A separate Emmitsburg contest for one Commissioner post sees George S Eyster joining Richard M. Zacharias and Luther Kugler after the filing deadline. Burgess Joseph R. Hoke faces no opposition and is virtually assured re election.

Thurmont William J. Stoner Ross V. Smith Allen Creager Omer Dubel Emmitsburg George S. Eyster Richard M. Zacharias Luther Kugler Joseph R. Hoke

Deadly 95 mph Baltimore chase ends in crash

An elderly man died and nine people were injured after a stolen car fleeing police at up to 95 miles per hour crashed into a pole near Belair road and Parkside Drive in Baltimore. The vehicle was driven by a 16 year old from Milford Massachusetts. the victims include Harry Aguilar 66 and his wife 62.

Baltimore Harry Aguiar Baltimora St. Joseph's Hospital Johns Hookas Hospital Belair Road Parkside Drive William Baker George William Townsend Milford Mass Baker Hartford Conn

German Morale and Fear Keep German Front Firm

Allied observers note Germany shows uncertainty yet no collapse as Goebbels warns of no return and harsher leadership. Fear of defeat and 12,000,000 foreign workers fuel resistance while heavy bombs shake Berlin and civilians seek nerves aid. French West Africa’s peanut crop logistics are mentioned.

Bern Switzerland Goebbels Das Reich Germany Hitler Berlin

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Zacharias Is Little’s Gen. McNair Ger Lesley J. McNair George D.penniman U.S Australia Iam F. Halsey Eapon Aircare London Admral Wilhelm Marschall Frederick Tops Leach Guadalcanal Corp Jesse C. Luper Sgt Leony Kelley Benjamin Cox Charles W. Davis C.C. Carty, Inc FE. Patrick ST Delphey West Patrick St Odora Rcetainer Avsure Long Thurmont Holdings French West Africa Ma StLey As Tae Cavalier Hendrickson
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