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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1942

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3

Five Killed in Hudson Tubes Train Wreck at Exchange Place

A Hudson and Manhattan six car train derailed 75 feet underground at Exchange Place Jersey City at 10 40 p m last night. Five people are dead and 262 injured. Motorman Louis A Vierbuchen 48 of Newark charged with manslaughter. investigators seek cause. Dead include Anna Stevens 34 Morris Huttler 36 Christensen Tiempe 52 and Rube Greenberg 31 and an unidentified man. Many injured treated and released. A 16 year old passenger described the chaotic scene and rescue.

Jersey City N. J Hudson River Exchange Place Daniel Casey Public Safety Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Louis A. Vierbuchen Newark Casey Anna Stevens Woodhaven Queens N. Y Morris Huttler Province, RI Christensen Tiempe Brooklyn N. Y. Navy Yard Rube Greenberg Jersey City Medical Center Martin Stevens Martin

Rostock Rocked for Fourth RAF Night Raid Campaign

RAF mounted a major three fourths of Germany offensive with large night bombardments on Rostock and Pilsen, supported by American Boston bombers. Docks and airfields in Northern France were struck and air battles raged over the Channel as invasion coast targets were softened.

London Rostock Skoda Pilsen Germany France RAF Hitler Channel Calais Dunkerque French

Bomb raids stretch from Hazebrouck to Rostock in fresh Allied strike

Allied air forces pressed a sweeping offensive with raids on Hazebrouck and St Omer switching yards, while Bath suffered heavy damage from incendiaries. Stirling bombers hit Skoda works in Czechoslovakia and Rostock endured night bombing, with Lancasters and other craft joining in. RAF claimed Rostock as a peak effort, noting fires and significant factory damage as Britons celebrated the campaign.

Hazebrouck St Omer Eagle William Cregan Los Angeles France Fashionable Old Bath Scotland England Bath Germany Skoda Czechoslovakia Krupp Essen Hitler Russia

Night Allied Air Offensive Rumbles Over Dover Straits

A Canadian notes a wide lane of fire from the Heinkel factory across town as RAF day and night raids press on. Fresh squadrons roar over the Dover Straits at dusk, passing returning units while massed engines thunder above the channel and vapor trails signal another major battle along the French coast late in the day.

Heinkel RAF Dover Straits Channel

Questionnaires Mailed Out to Registrants with 10601 10650 Numbers

Questionnaires were mailed today to registrants with order numbers 10601 through 10650 in that order. The list includes Robert Douglas Hemp, Henry Leander Davis, Lee Samuel Zecker, Martin Luther Heard, Floyd Calvin Wickham, Bernard Witham Ewing, Alonso Franklin Roby, Howard David Zimmerman, John Bernard Crowley, James Russell Pertell, Harry Robert Moler, Arthur Augustin Line, Howard Joseph Jennings, Guy Roscoe Eisner, Mervin D Martin, Robert Walsh Leichert Jr, Charles Franklin Fisher, John Irving Brown, Oscar Chifford Smuth, Walter Keefer Thompson, Ross Franklin Geisbert, Richard Birtt and McKimmy, Lincoln Sylvester Stull, Howard Thomas Grove, James Alfred Mathews, Charles Mason O'Donnell, Harman Luther Staley, Robert Tyler, John William Sigler, Edgar Fulton Nicodemus, Carl Franklin Nagle, Harold Harding Hoffman, Clarence Boyd Cooper, Gorman Baughman Chew, Robert Lee Kastrel, Joseph Shelton Boyce, LeRoy Davis, Thomas Krantz, Richard William Smith Jr, Daniel Joseph Morris, Guy Joseph Cramer, Charles Willis Winpigler, Roland Charles Mackley, John Ephraim Gilbert, James Wesley Weedon, George Maurice Kaetzel, William Columbus Brooks, John William Kolb.

Bs Vocal Draft Board Robert Douglas Hemp Jefferson Henry Leander Davis West 14Th Street Lee Samuel Zecker Burkittsville Martin Luther Heard Ice Street Floyd Calvin Wickham Bernard Witham Ewing East Potomac Street Brunswick Alonso Franklin Roby Fetersville Road Howard David Zimmerman South Carroll Street John Bernard Crowley East Second Street James Russell Peartell Ninth Avenue Harry Robert Moler Arthur Augustin Line Walnut Street Howard Joseph Jennings Guy Roscoe Eisner Manweil Avenue Pia Mervin D Martin Brunswick Street Robert Walsh Leichert, Jr East Third Street Charles Franklin Fisher Point of Rocks John Irving Brown Hamilton Avenue Oscar Chifford Smuth Walter Keefer Thompson North Bentz Street Ross Franklin Geisbert Frederick Avenue Richard Birtt McKimmy Dickerson Lincoln Sylvester Stull West South Street Howard Thomas Grove Knoxville James Alfred Mathews Petersville Road Charles Mason O'Donnell Magnolia Avenue Charles Edward Bernard Mackenzie Adamstown Harman Luther Staley Fairview Avenue Robert Tyler Walkersville James Wesley Weedon Petersville George Maurice Kaetzel Rosemont William Columbus Brooks Middle Alley John William Kolb Frederick

Tojo Speaks On War Unity After Pacific Setbacks

Premier Hideki Tojo urged Japanese unity and resolve as the war against the Allies continued. He cited recent Allied actions and hinted at attacks on Japan, calling for total effort from home and front to secure final victory and counter Anglo American influence.

Burma Khown India Tokyo Hideki Tojo United States Britain Pacific Domei Japan Yokohama Kobe Nagoya

We Are In Greater Crisis Than We Suspect Teachers Told

Dr Waller Myer warned at Hood College that the current era is revolutionary with factors like population decline, rising races, mass movements, and wartime strain. He urged schools to teach war strategy, geography, and demobilization issues to foster understanding and prevent chaos after peace.

Waller £. Myer Civic Education Service American Observer Middle States Association of History and Social Science Hood College Myer Ism Ben Wood Civil Aeronautics Administration Hitler Dr Wood Hollywood Weed Mortis Wolf Girard College Coblentz Wall Merrill Jensen University of Washington

Hood College Service Features Sermon by Rev Boyd Edwards

Rev Boyd Edwards delivered the sermon at Hood College Kee per service in Bradback Hall on Sunday. The Hood College choir, led by Miss Rachel Stoner, and organ music by Henry T. Wade accompanied the service. Edwards cited Revelations scripture in a reflective sermon about open doors and steadfast faith. The article notes Edwards is a former Mercersburg headmaster from Arlington Virginia. The piece also reports a separate contract award by the State Roads Commission for a bituminous stabilized base on the Bay View to Farmington road in Cecil county to T Edgie Russell Company for 32178 dollars over 43 miles.

Edwards Hood Boyd Edwards Arlington, VI Mercersburg Academy Hood College Bradback Hall Edward Rachel Stoner Hummelstown State Roads Commission Bay View Farmington Cecil County T. Edgie Russell Company

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