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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1943

Page

8

Japanese Lines Cracked At Salamaua In New Guinea

Allied headquarters report Japanese jungle troops in full retreat from ridge defenses before Salamaua and withdrawing to inner defenses around the air base. Communique says Japanese abandoned guns, killed and buried, while American and Australian forces push toward the Salamaua airfield and nearby ridges.

Southwest Pacific Salamaua New Guinea Douglas MacArthur Orodubi Komiatum Goodview Junction Mount Tambu MackArthurs Franciso Bobdubi Ridge Irdrome New Britain Wewak Qsjamaua Munda New Georgia Solomons Bismarck Sea Maimland Cape Parsee Huan Gulf Aidrome United States Develi Vella Lavella Island Devel Bay

Poolesville Farm Show A Successful Local Event

The Poolesville Chapter Future Farmers of America hosted a livestock show described as a standout success. Judges awarded Jimmie Tyler of Aldie a Hereford steer, and Frank Epps of Leesburg received a purebred Angus steer from the Montgomery County Angus Breeders Association. Raymond Poole and Jack Samanman tied for top showmanship in the fatstock division, while William Shreve topped the swine showman contest.

Jimmie Tyler Aldie Shaw A. G. Rolfe Spring Valley Hertford Farms Frank Epps Leesburg James Quthouse University of Maryland Montgomery County Angus Breeders Association Aaeep

New War Bond Plan Aims to Raise 40 Billion Annually

Washington reports an influential congressman drafting a sweeping wartime revenue program centered on an induced war bond purchase deduction. The plan would let bond buyers deduct one half of their bond purchases from taxable income, with a maximum of 15 percent of income. It would apply to individuals and corporations and could trigger higher normal and excess profits taxes. The author urged linking this with economy measures to cut expenditures by up to 8 billion annually and to boost bond distributions among taxpayers.

Washington Congress Treasury

Farmer Fined For Cruelty In County Court Case

Ray H. Smith, Frederick farmer, faced Magistrate Edward J. Smith over cruelty to animals. He paid a $25 fine and costs after pleading guilty, with notice of appeal and intent to sue, as testimony described cows shot in a cornfield. Other youths and individuals were charged with various offenses, many with suspended sentences.

Ray H. Smith Frederick Edward J. Smith Russell Mathews Smith Mathews Tive Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Thomas F. Kinder Washington Nellie Bagent B. & O. Avenue Mildred Keeney Unionville Charles Little Little Marshall Thomas Austin Weedon Oliver Brown Charles Lee Melvin Boyce Corp

Two Suspects Jailed in West Virginia Cash Theft Case

Charles Town W Va Aug 21 Mr and Mrs Robert Penwell are held pending a preliminary hearing on charges of stealing about 800 dollars from neighbor Mrs Virginia Painter in Mountain Mission county. Painter said the money was in a trunk and was found missing after the trunk was dragged to the porch.

Charles Town Robert Penwell Virgina Mission Fainter

Roosevelt to Speak in Ottawa After Quebec War Conference

President Roosevelt will address an informal Canadian Parliament meeting in Ottawa after the high level talks with Churchill in Quebec. The two leaders, said to be in harmony, worked late and then enjoyed a picnic before returning to conferences with Eden and Hull. Officials outlined six political tasks tied to Allied strategy including coordination with Russia, governing occupied Italy, and shaping a Quebec conference statement.

Quebec Roosevelt Ottawa Churchill Citadel Here Mull Britain Anthony Eden Hull Russia Europe Stephen Early Washington W. L. MacKenzie King Canada King Wice Kulrir Beeiclass Eden James C. Dunn State Department Chateau Frontenac Moscow London Germany Italy Giraude de Gaulle Imprenea Africa China Pete Tse

Italian Somaliland halves world supply tension

Italian Somaliland is cited as the source for about half of the global supply of tense materials, highlighting its pivotal role in international markets and strategic importance amid regional disruptions.

Committee Endorsed By Chamber For Economic Development

The Frederick Committee for Economic Development received endorsement from the Senior Chamber of Commerce at a Francis Scott Key Hotel meeting. Wm. B. Lebherz outlined aims and progress, with the group planning to expand to include more industrial and commercial activities.

Frederick Committee For Economic Development Chamber of Commerce Francis Scott Key Wm. B. Lebherz Mr. Lebherz John Ed, Schell J. E. Baer R. B. Wolfe R. L. Smith Evch Jusivn Chamber of Commerce Melvin H. Derr Willard H. Markey Hugo V. Gittinger Board of Aldermen Russell H McCain Mr. Leichert Committee For Economic Development Eddie Rickenbacker Russia America Jesse Jones Washington Paul G. Hoffman Studebaker Corporation Maryland B. Vowell Griswold, Jr Baltimore Holmes Baker

Postwar Economic Development Plan voiced by Frederick leader

A Frederick County talk outlines the Interstate Committee on Post-War Reconstruction and Development led by Governor O'Conor. The Committee, through an Action Division for Manufacturing, aims to forecast postwar employment, urging the Chamber of Commerce and local groups to identify noncompetitive industries to absorb returning servicemen and workers.

Council of State Government Interstate Committee On O'Conor Frederick County Action Division Committee For Economic Development Chamber of Commerce Frederick Frederick Chamber of Commerce Service Club

Jap Forces Still Strong In Pacific

Rear Admiral Dewitt Clinton Ramsey said Japan's carrier strength in the Pacific may approach U S forces at present. He noted the enemy's ability to replace losses, and that Japanese task forces likely remain strong further north, despite two first line carriers lost at Midway. Ramsey spoke at Secretary Knox's press conference after touring as a carrier task force commander in the South Pacific.

Washington Dewitt Clinton Ramsey Pacific Ramsey Navy Bureau of Aeronautics Knox South Pacific Ramzey Midway

Dr Hull Describes Life On South Pacific Island

Dr Harry Hull of the Army General Hospital unit tied to the University of Maryland Medical School writes from a South Pacific island that hibiscus, coconuts, and large lemons shape the surroundings while nurses and doctors labor in a remote post. His wife Mrs Hull stays in Emmitsburg as he serves as a lieutenant colonel.

South Pacific Army General Hospital Harry . Hull Baltimore Frederick University of Maryland Medical School Hull

County panel discusses postwar employment plan

County leaders, including R. B. Crothers named chair of a committee to contact the Commissioners and Roads Board about postwar job creation. Chamber directors present were Wolfe, A. Hart Etchison, R. B. Crothers, R. L. Smith, R. E. Delaplaine, Elmer Eshleman. Orville F. Amick served as secretary.

McCain Roads Board R. B. Crothers Chaiman Mr. Wolfe A. Hart Etchison R. L. Smith R. E. Delaplaine Elmer Eshleman Orville F. Amick

Soviet Army Captures Lebedin Amid Ukraine Drive

London reports say the Soviet forces smashed into Lebedin about 100 miles northwest of Kharkov, aiming for Konotepol on the Kiev Bryansk line as heavy fighting unfolds across Ukraine and northern fronts. The Soviet communique tallies German losses while encirclement and bold advances widen along Bryansk Smolensk and Kharkov sectors.

London Russia Ukraine Kharkov Lebedin Moscow Koarkov Belgorod Akhbyrka Sumy Konotep Kiev- Bryansk BBC Berlin Leningrad Murmansk NBC BRC Bryansk Karachev Spas Demsnek Smolensk

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