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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1943

Page

10

Allied Bombers Hammer Dutch and French Luftwaffe Airfields

American and British air forces pounded Nazi held airfields at Vissingen and Gou-Rijen in Holland and Poix Amiens-Glissy in France. The August 2 raids brought total Allied losses to eight fighters and four bombers, with 34 German aircraft downed and strong escort support from Thunderbolts Spitfires and Typhoons.

U. S Vissingen Flushing Guxe-Rijen Holland Poix Amiens-Glissy France Europe Dover Strait U. &S Thunderbolt RAF Dominion U. S&s English Channel Amiens-Grisey Eighth Air Support Command Poin Germany Schweinfurt Hitlers Mediterranean

Double Ring Ceremony Threatens Jewelry Supply

New York Aug 19 The double ring wedding tradition amid wartime shortages pressures jewelers nationwide. Industry figures say demand for men's rings grows as 1941 weddings rose to 1.3 million with 15 percent double rings and 1943 forecasts hit 2 million with 70 percent double rings while production is cut by half by WPA limits. Also, the Swiss press reports the Duke of Spoleto abdicated as puppet king Aimone of Crete.

New York Wo Watersenwab Tag War Production Board Schwab Puffet Bern Switzerland Neue Zuerener Zeitung Spoleto Italy Croatia Aimone Créepiia

Triumvirate of Hitler Seeks Power in Reich Report

Spanish dispatches claim Reichsmarshal Goering will become Germany's new leader with Field Marshal Keitel and Grand Admiral Doenitz forming a three man government. The report suggests Hitler’s influence waning as the trio moves to control the regime.

Europe Hitler Reichsmarshal Hermann Goering Germany Wilhelm Kietel High Command Karl Doenitz

Admiral Train Speaks at Frederick Navy School Finals

Rear Admiral Harold C. Train, director of Naval Intelligence, praised the WAVE graduates at the AME tar qausd USA Opt Administration school in Frederick. He lauded women volunteers and noted potential for more Navy schools there, citing notable service in various roles and commending Commander Fitzpatrick for leading the program.

Frederick Harold C. Train Naval Intelligence Washington USA John Ro Fitzpatrick Naval Counter-Es jpinaAge Bung Tos Naval Reserve McAfee Navy Francis Sextt Acre Tame Tres Frodustek Heshp Fitzpatrick

Naval training at Camp Mackall cited in wartime note

Report mentions Camp Mackall North Carolina hosting a training course for aviators and a Naval Intelligence branch formation in 1362, highlighting a unique eight class program and a first trainer course. Also covers arrests of aliens August 10 and a French order related to gold exports during the war era.

Cney Feveh Naval Intelligence United States Navy Admast Teah State Bank of Morwsea French Committee of National Trustation North Africa Bert Desoubry Germany Yahs Toe

Food Crisis Deepens Across Northern Italy Amid Bombing

Reports from Como Bergamo Varese and Paglia describe hundreds of thousands of Milanese homeless after Allied bombs seeking refuge amid a worsening food shortage. Dispatches note interrupted telegraph links with Switzerland but restored lines gradually. Observers in Rome warn of Axis concessions as Anglo-Saxon Russia differences press for a peace offer. Pedestrian fatalities drop 15 percent from the previous year.

Rome Como Piedmont Lombardy Bergamo Varese Pagia Switzerland Italy Tribune de Geneve Germany Thgse

Quebec World War Strategy Revealed In Public Session

The first night spokesman Brendan Bracken told reporters that Allied High Command plans aim to bomb burn and ruthlessly destroy war makers in Germany and Japan. He linked European and Pacific fronts as one war and stressed inevitable invasion of continental Europe.

Quebec Anglo-American High Command Germany Japan Brendan Bracken Roosevelt MacKenzie King Lelaua Akn Churchill Great Britain Bracken Europe Washington Rathless Anthony Eden Hull

Jones Sentenced in Brunswick for Drunkenness

Convicted Thursday in Brunswick, Howard Marvin Jones was fined and jailed for 15 days for the drunkenness charge. Ted McClain received the same sentence.

Madishalé Howard Marvin Jones Brunswick Ted McClain

No Agreement On Wage Rates

Miners and operators adjourn wage talks with no agreement on raises. United Mine Workers plan to present their case to the War Labor Board in Washington, while Major Inglis says operators offered 64 cents per day, but the union would not negotiate further.

New York Pennsylvania W Ws Inglis United Mine Workers War Labor Board Washington WLB Ingis

Pennsylvanian coal talks end in mutual adjournment

The dispute over daily wages settled by mutual consent of the United Mine Workers negotiating committee and the coal operators group. About 80,060 anthracite trainers were mentioned in the noisy text as part of the context.

Pennssvenia UMW

Republicans To Start Attacking New Deal

Baltimore on August 19 1944 a local plan calls for Sunday afternoon half hour radio programs to attack the New Deal. Harry Q Levin former Maryland State Tax Commission chair announces broadcasts reserved each Sunday until the November 1944 election to denounce OPA OWI and other bureaucrats.

Baltimore Maryland Harry Q. Levin State Tax Commission of Maryland OPA OWI Levin

Induction Plans for Prewar Fathers and Army Size Projections

War manpower officials said October draft quota will near 212000 with non-deferrable fathers likely first. Navy figure shows armed forces could reach 11,061,000 by January 1, excluding nurses and college reserves. Army target is 8,200,000 by year’s end, including nurses. Union urges government to buy and slaughter five million cattle to boost meat and leather supplies.

Washington War Manpower Commission Inc Navy Knox Marines Coast Guard United Shoe Workers CIO

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