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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1943

Page

10

Russians in One of War's Greatest Victories

London reports the Red Armies captured Orel and Belgorod in a twin victory, threatening German defenses in South-Central Russia and forcing retreat toward the Dnieper. Stalin hailed the achievement in a daylong salute as Soviet troops push west from Bryansk and Belgorod toward the Ukraine.

London Orel Belgorod Joseph Stalin Russia Dnieper Stalin Res Bryansk Ukraine Moscow Fartisan Kharkov Smolensk Ming Donets Berlin Ludwig Sertorius Ante Cania Sammentator Kiev Associated Press Ore Stalingrad Volga Lomm Kursk Moscow Breansk Briansk-Kiev Sesk Areca Victo Flaming Orel R8th Positatin

Hearing on sanctions for race meet parking violations

Eighteen summoned in an OFA panel hearing led by former Judge Willard to address charges of pleasure driving near the Hagerstown race meet. witnesses include Joseph L. Himes and Walter Ridge as cases link beer sales, trucking, and proximity to Camp Detrick.

Arthur D Willard Willtam M. Form OPA Legal Panel Joseph L. Himes Thurmount Hagerstown Huffer J. Ahalt Burgittsville Glendt K. Baker East Seventh Strect Frederick Walter E. Ridge Emmaisburg Analt Baker Sais Peta Martingale Dullesburg Josep T. Reagan Point of Rocks F. Charles Town Arrges Russell Bach West Patrick Street Willard Anur Camp Detrick Bach Howard H. Falconer East Second Street AHL Airy Baltimore Tendrop Tan Henry Sk. Delander Knoxville Sternes George Willian Wiles Veale Wawn Kriehandl Po Cme York Rosa Mar Willcsees

Fred. Gaither Jr in Sicily invasion first wave

A Frederick, Maryland native, Corp. Francis S. Gaither Jr., writes that he landed with the initial invasion wave on Sicily’s southern shore on July 10 and notes extreme heat. He mentions mail from home and being among U S troops advancing toward Palermo as Allied forces push inland after Castelvetrano. He is identified as the first Frederick resident reported in both major Mediterranean offensives.

North Africa Mediterranean Francis S. Gaither Frederick Sicily Tunisia Gaither Elm Street Bokee North Africa Palermo von Sieils Castelvetrano Niga Corp Gaither Fredericksonian U. S

Hershey Discusses Drafting Fathers in Selective Service

Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, national director of Selective Service, said local boards would decide if a pre Pearl Harbor father with one child should be drafted before a parent with more children. He anticipated no set ruling on drafting fathers and noted boards would weigh individual circumstances.

Carson City Nev Lewis B Hershey Selective Service Pearl Harbor Gt Ac

Undulant Fever Traced To Local Dairy Herds In Frederick County

State officials traced three 1943 undulant fever cases in Frederick County to isolated dairy herds. Cows whose milk caused the infections were destroyed. victims are recovering. Typhoid prevention emphasized for all residents with immunizations and water sanitation noted.

Funston Frederick County Diair WO Kenton de Kefauver Kefauver Point of Rocks Potomac Maryland Usabelaad Poten

The Brothers In Service Qings Show Tucker’s Camp Address

A fragmented notice mentions Mrs Blaine G Tucker of XelaWak Rit and a Tucker in medical detachment at Camp Carl EB. It lists a housing address in Hq. & Hq. Biry IMaxer and notes a unit in England.

Blaine G. Tucker XelaWak England Pal Tucker Ate ‘Arty Carl EB

Equalized Rationing In WW II Petroleum Policy

Secretary Ickes backed equalized wartime gas allotments after a Midwest East hearing. He urged a 35 cent crude price raise to boost production and ease rationing. Ohio Wisconsin Wisconsin congressmen pressed for quick completion and Beall of Maryland praised the move.

Chicago Ickes Mid-Continent Middleewest Southwest Ail Office of Price Administration Board of Economic Stabilization Mid B. K. Majewski Oil Company National Marketing Committee OPA Middle West Beall Washington R-Md Midwest Beallaid

Minister Woolfall Found Dead Near Rockville

The body of Rev. Hubner A. Woolfall aged 41, former Episcopal pastor in St Louis, was found hanged from a tree in the grounds of a sanitarium for nervous diseases in Rockville. He had been a patient there, lived recently in a Rockville hotel, and previously served churches in Washington and Laurel Maryland before moving to St Louis for a decade. His sister Mrs. James Maynard of New Rochelle and three brothers survived him. one brother, Army Captain Frederick Woolfall, is in Africa.

Rockville Hubner A. Woolfall Episcopal Church St Louis F. J Broshham Montgomery County Woolfall Washington Laurel St. Louis James Maynard New Rochelle Frederick Woolfail Africa Elmer Raines Harry Selby Lisbon Howard County Fred Cekk Gouty Raines Clarence E. Raines North Africa Betty Glantz Baltimore Norfolk Navy

Flood toll rises in West Virginia three counties

Relief crews counted at least 14 dead and six missing as floods swept three central counties. Victims include Mrs. Howard Bee and her infant daughter from Calhoun County, while others died or were unaccounted for along O'Brien Fork Creek and the Little Kanawha river region. Damages run into millions with dozens of homes, schools, roads, and bridges destroyed or washed away.

Sutton WoVa Aue West Virginia Damass Tanners’ Creek Caicson County C. L. Hawkins Grantsville Howard Bee Bee Calhoun County Kanawha Hawkins Ayers Klipstein L. L. Waugh Lydia Queen Martin Robert Alma Sutton Phyllis Peggy Waugh Copen J. Holt Byrne Tom Daugherty Gaylord Daugherty Feom Idea Heaters Byrne Baltimore and Ohio Burnsville

Calvary Methodist Class Holds Annual Picnic

The Truth Seekers Class of Calvary Methodist Church held its annual picnic at Mrs. Herman Brust's home with many members and friends. Games were played, gifts exchanged during the Thoughtful Sisters revealment, and plans for the coming year were drawn. The gathering closed with the Lord's Prayer.

Calvary Methodist Church Herman Brust

Seaman’s Body Identified In Atlantic Ocean

The body of Walter Goggin a 39 year old seaman of Cumberland Maryland was found floating in the Atlantic near Delaware Capes on Tuesday. Goggin was reported missing July 12 from an outbound merchant ship and identification was made from papers found in his clothing by a Coast Guard crew.

Lawes. del Atlantic Ocean Delaware Capes Walter Goggin Cumberland Coast Guard

More Men To Be Called Soon In National War Draft

Frederick County officials say about 29 percent of the men already called to the U S armed forces will be required again in the next 14 months. The Selective Service magazine forecasts 2 000 000 more people added to the armed forces and 1 600 000 to munition jobs by July 1944 to reach a net 11 300 000 in service next year.

U. S Frederick County Selective Service Frederick V. McNutt War Manpower Commission Congress Se Wacs

Berlin Faces Likely Bombardment Says RAF Forecaster

London reports a RAF commentator warned Berlin is due for a heavy bombing raid soon. He stressed Berlin as government seat and industrial hub, noting morale and citizen reaction differ from Ruhr raid responses.

Berlin London RAF Reich Germany

Man Dies After Being Hit by Auto Near Mt. Airy

Oscar S. Burdette of Watersville near Mt. Airy dies from a fractured skull and leg injuries after being struck on Route 40 late Monday night. State police traced the driver Charles W. Wood of New Market, who cited glare from another car as the cause. Funeral services set for Watersville with interment at Howard Methodist chapel. Average thickness of Green land's cap is 1000 feet.

Lisbon Oscar S. Burdette Watersville Mt. Airy Frederick City Herman M. Snyder Ridgeville Burdette Glenn Markle Randallstown Barracks Charles W. Wood New Market Wood Allen and Lucretia Bur Gette Howard County Rufus Burdette George Burdette Poplar Springs Lare Howard Methodist Chapel Long Corner

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