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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1942

Page

8

Bombs Hit Paris Factory Complexes In RAF Raids

London reports the RAF attacked the Goodrich Rubber Works and the Gnome-Rhone plant at Gennevilliers near Paris last night, with fires set and heavy damage claimed. Norwich and northern France were also struck, with losses to Allied and German air forces detailed.

RAF Goodrich Gnome Rhone Paris London Goodrich Rubber Works Gnomerthone Sero Gennevilliers Air Ministry Gnome-Rhone EB. F. Goodrich Co America Ostend Reuters Vichy Radio Norwich East Anglia Berlin Rhineland France Dunkerque Norway Italy Czecho-Slovakia

Driest April on Record Nears End in Frederick Weather

Frederick records the second driest April since weather keeping began with only .92 of an inch total, 0.04 inches in the last eighteen days. Temperatures neared 90 degrees with 83 by noon and no rain forecast, while Unionville 4-H members gathered April 24 at Miss Charlotte Grass’s home to discuss the Mothers and Daughters banquet planned for May 11.

Frederick Unionville 4-H Club Charlotte Grass Betty Baker Ruth Lease Women’s Club of

Secret Orders and a Shadowed Night at the Estate

Stephanie overhears a hospital relocation plan for wounded from the Islands and supports moving those who can travel inland. Liu arrives frightened, recounting a stalker and a mysterious call about Hajami, prompting Stephanie to shelter her for the night as danger blooms outside the old house.

Kurt Stephanie Henri Vicky Angel Pardner Henri Francois de la Silver Fox Liu Liv Farris Street Hajami

Times Square Moonlight Dim Out Sparks Public Awe

Real moonlight briefly softens Times Square as Army ordered dimouts cut coastal glare to protect ships. The blackout test runs from 9 30 to 19 50 p m with nightly restrictions warned for municipalities failing to shade lights.

Texas Leads in Oil Exports and Imports in 1940

Texas remained the top oil shipper to other states and the largest crude importer as well. In 1940 Texas exported 142,888,000 barrels and imported 76,252,000 barrels. Pressure at 230 feet underwater exceeds 99 psi.

Texas

German Division Cut To Pieces On Russian Front

Soviet agencies report the Nazi 3th Division, called the spring division, torn apart as Red Army regiments attacked soon after front entry. Moscow said about 1,000 enemy officers and men were wiped out in two days in the Smolensk sector. Berlin reports Russian break throughs near Orel repulsed with tank losses.

Kuibyshev Russia Moscow Radio Red Army Soviet Information Bureau Smolensk Berlin Lake Ilmen Sea of Azov Kursk Orel Kharkov High Command Moscow

Frederick High School Alumni Banquet And Dance Set

The Alumni Association meets to plan the annual banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and a dance at Braddock Heights pavilion on Friday evening May 29. Ticket sales run May 25 to 28 at the YMCA from 7 15 to 9 pm with Joe Stephens and his orchestra providing music.

Frederick High School Alumni Association Francis Scott Key Braddock Heights Pavilion Joe Stephens

Frederick Census Shows 70 Percent With Eight Years of Schooling

The 1940 federal census for Frederick city and county shows about 70 percent of males 25 and over had eight years or less of schooling, with females at just above 60 percent. Attendance was strongest for ages seven to thirteen at 96.4 percent, while higher medians for years completed varied by county.

Frederick City County Frederick Montgomery Carroll Baltimore Leity

San Diego Blackout Hits City for 33 Minutes

San Diego residents endured a 33 minute blackout as Army searchlights probed the night to identify planes later labeled friendly. The Fourth Interceptor Command ordered the blackout from 10 40 p m to 11 13 p m Pacific War Time and police stopped downtown traffic while two motorists were arrested for driving during the alarm. All Southern California radio stations were silent during the alert from Oceanside to the Mexican border.

San Diego Calif California Oceanside

Emu Father Guards Eggs While Mother Feeds Offspring

The male emu spends ten weeks each year incubating eggs and raising young while the female completes her duties after laying. This split in parental roles highlights the species’ unique breeding behavior.

Leaders Pushed Up In New York Stock Session

In New York on April 30 leaders gained ground as buying power lifted the market fractions to more than two points at the best levels, though the path to recovery remained uneven from the prior day.

New York

Soldiers Abroad United States Troops Reach Australia

Sgt Robert E Martin of Frederick counts his comrades down under as US forces stream to Australia. Martin, a former A and P clerk, reports the country’s beauty cordial people and reliable mail. Also in service are Pfc Robert N Maddox of Baltimore and Corp Leonard A Thomas of Lewistown, with three other former A and P employees listed.

United States Australia Frederick County Robert E. Martin Frederick A. and P Set Martin Martin Robert Martin Westminster U. S. Army Medical Corps Pfc Robert N. Maddox Baltimore May Ellen Yinger East Third Street Maddox Corp Leonard A. Thomas Lewistown Sgt. Martin A. and

Local soldiers sent to service and one natural wonder

Pvt. Thomas O'Hara enlisted in March 1941 and is now in Panama. Pvt. John Coran, from Jefferson, joined the air corps in Florida about three months ago. Bur ton M. Creager recently enlisted in the Navy and is stationed at Norfolk Virginia. The only life found in Great Salt Lake is a small brine shrimp.

Thomas O'Hara Franklin Street Army Panama John Coran Jefferson Air Corps Florida Burton M. Creager Navy Norfolk, Va Great Salt Lake Utah

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