U S Ready To Use Chemical War Phases
Major General William N Porter outlined the United States readiness to use chemical warfare in any proportion and place. Inter-American Defense Board officers observed chemical weapons demonstrations at Edgewood proving grounds, including gas masks and smoke shells, with 50 officers from sister republics to begin training next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Hague Edgewood
Augus
United States
William N Porter
Chemical Warfare Service
Inter-American Defense Board
Firng
Woodlands
Arturo Espinoza Mujica
Inter-American Board
Chemical Warfare Center
Porter
Bre
R L Avery
Eagewood
Bog
Haig Snekerpan
Chemical Warfare Services
Americas
Citadel of Liberty
West
Arsenal
Abele Sl
Bataan
Maurice E Barker
Edgewood
Shekergian
Bride quits gas station job to become housewife
Philadelphia on August 6 reports Sophie Boychuck wed Walter C rew Jr, son of Sun Oil Company’s general manager. She left her Merion gasoline station post to devote time to marriage duties after a brief honeymoon, quitting several days ago per friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sophie Boychuck
Walter Crew, Jr
Sun Oil Company
Merion
Answers To War Quiz From Page Five
Answers to a wartime quiz list several items. An insignia shown is that of the 93d Army division. Torpedo prices range from six thousand to fifteen thousand dollars each. A slang line notes a man of the boilermakers who would carry a clarinet, labeled as Army bard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Atlantic City
Robert P Glassburn
Chelsea Stanton, Stevenson, Flanders
Knights of Columbus
Army Air Forces Replacement Training Center
Chelsea
Mortis Avenue
OPA Defines Car Changes for Truck Rationing
Baltimore August report states OPA Attorney Reuben Oppenheimer outlined three rules for automobile changes to qualify for increased gasoline rations for trucks. Changes must be structural, likely cargo related, and permanent. Officials urged boards see before and after plans and inspect vehicles to ensure compliance. Mileage allowance remains tied to bona fide property transport and necessary driving.
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Baltimore
OPA
Reuben Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Apy Board
Rescue Ship Sunk In Gulf 25 Lose Lives
A United States merchant ship was sunk off the Gulf of Mexico late in July by an educated torpedo, 25 lives lost. Survivors, including Fritz Langer and family, were rescued near an American port. The sinking raises Axis sinkings to 415 since December. Sixth lifeboats and sixteen liferafts aided survivors. The ship’s fate was announced by the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Navy
Atlantic
Associated Press
Fritz Langer
Hans
Elsa
Austria
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Vancouver
British Columbia
Langer
Demosthenes Hola
Indian Ocean
Warfield Speaks At Court House Tonight
Officers of the Over 65 Club announce a special meeting at 8 o'clock in the court room of the Court House to hear Rev. Dr Gaither P Warfield mission to Poland. He will describe his experiences as a war prisoner and conditions in the war theater, with admission for ladies and men alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E Wehler
Court House
Gaither P. Warfield
Poland
Warfield
Dr Warfield
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U.S
Edgewood Arsenal
C.€. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
Kletskayat
Rostov
Tuapse
Black Sea
Retsk
Turkey
Stalingrad
Oletarsk Ata
Coe Oil Pifteines
The
Caucasus
Sho, NY
Iran
Lastrakh
Caspian Sea
Tikhotetsk
Kretshava
Staniigrad Nav
Moscow
Sury Ie Sa
US Navy
NEA
U Conorames
Annapolis
Ocona Wd
IB Symons
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Maryland
Pasarew
Maryland State Planning Commission
Chesapeake Drainage Basin Committee
Oconor
Chesapeak Bay
Maryland
Edwin C Warfield
Natural Resources Board of Maryland
George L Hall
Maryland State Department of Health
Morton L Wallerstein
Natural Resources Planning Board
Abel Wolman
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
HENRY
Lastex
Henry’s
Market St
Victory Bicycles
Ventcal
Delphey
Gulf
Aix
Helms
Dr. Warfield
Frederick Cloaks Suit Store
Corner Church & Market Storth Market Stree
Bembergs
Shantungs
Bennett
Pilows
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