Nazi Airbase At Paris Hit by Allied Bombers
Allied air forces bombed Le Bourget airfield near Paris and other German targets in France. Flying Fortresses and Thunderbolts supported by RAF fighters claimed multiple German aircraft down as British and American raids continued across Milan and other targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geroes
Atlante
Sas
Paris
Sithoud
Pox
Abbeville
Bernsy
Tricqueville
Anven
Giles
Vichyo
le Bourget
England
Tater
British
Air Ministry
Milan
Berlin
France
RAF
Dominion
Holland
Worker Says Wife Tried To Burn Him In Bed
Howard Burns, 84, a shipyard worker, told police his wife threw alcohol on him as they lay in bed and then a match was lit on the bed causing second degree burns. Police Magistrate Samuel R Boyd ordered Mrs John Burns held for a further hearing August 30 on charges of arson and assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimote
Aue
Howard Bunz
Samuel R Boyd
John Burrs
Chareers
Angel
Olive Aten al
Olive Aten al, Who Attempted To In- Burns Inglobulade Dovthkigner
Samuel Lirdupg
Etfs
Burns
Howard Burne
Capt. Roman Buried With Military Honors in State Funeral
Captain Cigian J. Philip Roman, 72, longtime state official and veteran, died Saturday night at his home. Core funeral services were held at SS Peter and Paul Church, with burial in the local cemetery as military honors were observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuusenana
Susu
Cigian
J. Philip Roman
Allecary County
SS Peter and Paul Catholic
Tinney Seaman Conperted Rod Training in Boston
In Boston Seaman Seend Cias Tinney son of Mr and Mrs James Tinney in city recently conperted rod training at Bambridge and is now stationed in Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman Seend
Cias Tinney
Mro
James Tinney
City
Bambridge
Boston
Mass
Bowles outlines OPA plan to consolidate price office
Washington DC Gen eral Manage Chester Bowles calls for a four department simplification of the Office of Price Administration and notes consideration of merging price control with other chief roles. He cites a congressional ban on professors in policymaking and says reform aims to stabilize prices to Sept 15, 1942 levels with expected faster declines. James F Brownlee is named to replace Wallace as price program head. Bowles insists cooperation with business and asserts a 103 percent compliance stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ari
Chester Bowles Tal
Office of Price Administration
Yng
Eiel Mame Taney
Weocan
Bowles
Snd
Rac Hong
OPA Ssann
James F. Brownlee
Operal
Genes Ponds Corporation
Donald
Wallace
Wiliams College
Joby Wallace
Clair Wilcox
Ged Tebo
Bower
OPA
Congress
Explanatory Statement On Military Currency
Washington declares military currency now in use in Sicily is issued under international law for future offensives. The Army will use it for normal operations without War Department appropriations, preserving Congress control over appropriations. Allied military government operations may require War Department funds for public services and legal officials in occupied areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sicily
Treasury
War Departments
Army
War Department
Congress
Lea van Siedy
Thero
Por
Man jailed 23 days for unpaid fire tax in Thurmont
In Thurmont on Monday morning Charles William Amadsan or similar name was sentenced to 23 days in jail after failing to pay a $25 fire tax. Magistrate Stener imposed the term as a result of the unpaid charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Willian Amadsan
Sintec
Aes Automobile
Bs Mag Tate Stener
Thurmont
Conviction and Sentence Sentences in Brunswick Case
Unavie appeared before Magistrate Howard M. Jones in Brunswick after a drunkenness conviction on the street. John Weatherbee of Syme ter D C was sentenced to suave in jave in the county gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Baten
Howard M. Jones
Brunswick
John Weatherbee
Symeter
D. C
Jave
Fines Arrayed in Police Court Amid Drunken Driving Rows
Police court heard Magistrate Edward J Smmbs impose $300 in fines amid a string of cases. Earl Bryan Dishway of Boyd s Montgomery County faced $1025 for drunken driving. a tavern keeper was found not guilty of mistreating inspectors. Daniel E Callaway failed to prove a case. several youths were fined or suspended for gambling. Additional sentences included reckless burning, drunkenness, and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J Smmbs
Earl Bryan Dishway
Boyds
Montgomery County
Dulbhay
Traty Smith
Brown
East Pathak Street
OPA
Daniel E Callaway
Assaum
Brownn
Argon
Dillbhoas
Reckins
South Market Street
Oscar Baugher
Walter Summers
John Shoemaker
Market Street
Ward
Dilhas
Smith
Lieu Bhareo
Fort Bragg and State Police Record Driving Violations
Fort Bragg area and state police logs list multiple reckless driving charges and speeding penalties. Names include Donnis Melnisre Clarksbury W Vane operators license SLL 45 Chandos Wo Soellke 12% West South sheet. Ralph Hamilton Smith 1080. Louis D Donatie Washington DC. John Barrett Del. and Lamper Clue B Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barrett
Del
Suegh Crntica V. Main
State Police
Deck M Tistsun
Rain Brings Relief From Long Drought in Frederick City
A one day storm broke a 44 day drought in Frederick City and county bringing measurable rain after a long heat wave. Rain totals reached 0.43 inch with heavier showers at 9 and 11 pm. An Army plane forced to land in a field near Ballenger Creek Road and Route 340 due to stormy weather. crewed by Captain Bates and Seth Deham, they landed safely without damage and planned to resume flight today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericck
As J
Otis King
Ballenger Creek Road
Frederick Ro Bates
Oregon
Seth Deeham
Bates
King
Unionville
Frederick City
Court News: Multiple Marriage Licenses and Divorces Listed
A series of court notices include marriage licenses for Oscar R Rippeon and Betty J Eppley, both of 204 East Fifth Street, plus several other couples. Also listed are divorce actions involving Clarence J Shorb and Marie E Collins, and numerous property or custody actions with various pairs and addresses in Baltimore Brunswick and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Robert Rippeon
Betty Jane Eppley
East Fifth Street
Curtis Wo Menning
Thurmont
Anna Elizabeth Clark
Empiisourg
George G Wnaway
Vivian A Sier
Beltremore Metton J Bart
East Patrick Street
Resi
Cruteal Et. al
East Fourth Street
Clarence J Shorb
Marie E Collins
Baltimore
Elmot J
Home Pvt Reifsnider on Foreign Duty in England
Recently home on a five day furlough Pvt Reifsnider son of Mr and Mrs Nelton H Reifsnider 608 Trail Avenue has returned to duty with the medical corps. He was inducted January 16 and received his training at Camp Pickett Virginia prior to active duty and was trained at Fort Devens Massachusetts. He is now stationed in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Reifsnider
Nelton H Reifsnider
Trail Avenue
Medical Corps of
Army
England
Camp Pickett
Fort Devens
Mass
Edgewood Church of God Missionary Society Event
Mr. and Mrs Donald Hildebrand hosted the Edgewood Church of God Missionary Society at Braddock on August 13. After the meeting a wiener roast followed with attendees including Rev. William Herpich, E R Nagle, Jennie Schultz, Emily Schultz, Caroletta Fulmer, Virgina Kemp, Anna Mae Kemp, Jean Schultz, Dorothy Kemp, Helen Brown, Violet Schultz, Evelyn Hildebrand, Gladys Hildebrand, Willys Beachley, Charles Boyer, James Hildebrand, Donald Hildebrand, and William Fulmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroletta Fulmer
Virgina Kemp
Anna Mae Kemp
Jean Schultz
Dorothy Kemp
Helen Brown
Violet Schultz
Evelyn
Gladys Hildebrand
Willys Beachley
Charles Boyer
James
Donald Hildebrand
William Fulmer
Allies Take Vella Lavella Island In Pacific Advance
Allied forces announced the seizure of Vella Lavella in the New Georgia group, placing troops north of Vila on Kolombangara and threatening Japanese supply lines. The operation followed air and naval strikes, with bombers targeting Balikpapan and Salamaua fronts as Japanese losses mounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Pacific
Vella Lavella
New Georgia Group
MacArthur
Kolombangara Island
Kula Gulf
New Georgia
Vila
Kolombangara
America
Balikpapan
Borneo
Lae
Salamaua
Japan
Bougainville
Solomons
Kahili
First Use Of Ration Book 3 In September
The Office of Price Administration announced brown ration stamps in War Ration Book Three will enter use on September 12 for meats fats oils butter and cheese replacing red stamps from War Ration Book Two. Red stamps X Y Z expire Oct 2 with new values taking effect Aug 22 29 and Sept 1 respectively. Brown stamps A B start Sept 12 19 and expire Oct 2. Four brown stamps C D E F expire Oct 30 with dates Sept 26 Oct 3 Oct 10 Oct 17. From Sept 12 to Oct 2 both red and brown stamps are usable. after Oct 2 only brown stamps will be used. Blue stamps U V W become valid Sept 1 through Oct 20. A separate note reports Soldier Robert Green of Frederick Md on radio show Breakfast at Sardi’s in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capt. Roman
Kenneth P. Tinney
OPA Price
Samuel Thompson
Frederick
Tower of Correction
Gavl
Wals
Westaorem
Eve- Pai
Lis Boyer
Paul Anseersom
Bewiah
Anderson
Gusturbige
Bernard E Keliy
Motraio
Bernard
Nees
Teankerress
Alopza Miller
Walcoy Halimar
John OfMstdon Crothess
John Henry Whee SM Gook Bilkes
Toney Rigat
Dave
McDonala
Rico
Lindsey Maylor
Willian May
Wiliam Brighigan
James Hartman
Albert Roberts
Fannie Posey
Richsrd
Christine Ferguson
Darrel
Writers’ Confrence
Michaels
University of New Hampshire
Carroll Tuale
Joyeon Horner
Arcailia
Line Kala
the Wand
Tae Rai
Doubleday Doran Writers
Margaret Weddemer
Bary Frost
J. B. Lippincott Co
Frank Jones
Holyoke
Mas
Marion Snow
Sharon
Roenna Fahrney
Fort Bragg
Pyl. Beall
13Th Field Artillery
Giervinse Batben
Fort Breage N Glo
O'le Beall
Mont
Holand
G. Beall
Court News
Thomas D Oden
Wate
sJohn Mc Ray
Tonma Co
Kime
Charles W Meier
Wilbon
Ed Oy
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Benet
Benen
CLC
Carty, Tre
E. Patrick St
Melvin J. Reifs
van Inch
Vella Lavella Island
Sardi's
Robert Green
South Marke Peo
RAFAL
Vaiplarat AI Evglmig
Cherue
Fe Witter
J. Labovitz Department Store
North Market ST
Mademoiselle
Helen Harper
Hendrickson
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