Cadet Price Injured In Moody Field Plane Crash
Cadet Navigator Charles Urner Price son of Mr and Mrs Charles Price of 223 East Second Street city was injured in a four to eight man crash during takeoff at Moody Field Valdosta Georgia Tuesday night. His mother left for Valdosta and the War Department advised his parents Friday morning. The report notes no further injuries or survivors details, with Price stationed at Selman Field Monroe Louisiana.
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Charles Urner Price
Charles
William A. Dasiel Jr
Fuerida
Gena
Serieus
Price
Selman Field
Monroe
War Department
Fla
Associated Press
Orlando
Dickerson
Bonnie Anton
Arkansas
Penicillin Allocation Sparks Army Supply Caution
Washington reports Major General Norman T. Kirk says the Army receives less than a percent of the penicillin limited supply. Civilians have sought the drug while reports say armed services take nearly all. Output is rationed to urgent medical needs and allocated to the Army Navy and the Medical Research Committee.
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Washington
Norman T. Kirk
Birk
Army
Navy
Office of Scemic Research and Development
Dirk d. Prodie
The
War Production Board
Court News MBr Mace Licetties Tr K E Nausic
Court record snippets show property deeds and personal statuses. Entries list individuals with ages and locations including New Oxford Pa and Brunswick with deeds between William H Barrett Ralph W Riess Myra E Anderson and others. some marriages and divorces noted.
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Mbr
Ortonnai Euenneth Zezer
Urincy
Hoth
Gayetia May Lamberson
New Oxford
Charles Town
Ainia L. Berry
Ionnville
Mer
James W. Wood
Edna M. Albert
Brunswick
William H. Barrett
Et B. Grain
Ralph W. Riess
Ethan P. Summers
Coun
Myra E. Anderson
L. Cameron Hail
Foster B. Kephart
Private Allison Arai Assigned To Infantry Company
In Mississippi Pvt Allison Arai to his friends as UMIRE is stationed with the infantry Co E APO 417 at Camp Shelby Mississippi He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lester Allison 250 Bent Seventh Street Has wife resides at the home of her parents He and Mrs T A Rockwell East Third Street Pvt Allison was inducted June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison. Arai
Umire
Exist Inf
Co E Apo
Canam Shelby
Mics Ho
Lester Allison
Bent Seventh Street
T. A Rockwell
East Third Street
Allison
E. A. Eichelberger
East Fifth Street
Robert Eichelberger
Mens
War Interpreted By Kirke L Simpson Headlines From The Front
War interpretation notes shifting Russian and German moves in southern Russia as rains threaten the Dnieper crossings. Russian offensives near Poltava and Lozovaya push west and south while German rail lines may shape counterattacks. Kiev and Dnieper crossings loom as potential focal points amid weather-delayed advances and strategic rail use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Naw
Gerape
Kharkov
Red Army
Poltava
Lozavaya
Eiter
Donets
Dnieper
Losovaya
Dnepropetrovsk
Pallava
Lozovaya
Khaikex
Lucuvaba
Red Column
Zenkov
Kiev
Tvis
Vorskla
Dnepropetrovek
Zephyria
Lsevaya
Dnece Sacy
Psud
Vandalism in Baker Park Leads to Fines and Court
Magistrate Bennett finds three youths Ernest Yinger Henry Blank and Annanetta Goodoh guilty of disorderly conduct for toppling eight benches in Baker Park after dark They are fined 230 each with collateral forfeited Yinger faces possible contempt of court and Nellie Bagent 16 is ordered to leave Frederick on vagrancy charges The court also convicts Harry J Nichols for driving with faulty brakes and imposes related fines and collateral forfeitures on several others The session notes no court will convene on Labor Day and mentions national council meetings among Order United American Men members with upcoming events in Greene N Y and Jamaica N Y
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Altonio Bennet
Ernest Yinger
Henry Blank
Annanetta Good Oh
Bower Park
Amon May Tracey
Sherman Boone
CT Ae
Park
Jesse W. Kulb
Carroll Creek
Maystrate Bennett
Baker Park
Gach
Yinger
Bennett
Frederick
Nellie Bagent
Norman Dietz
Harry J. Nichols
Woodsboro
Bruce Brachey
Market Street
TOR Asd
Richard L Shafer and Wife Count Ty
Richard L Shafer and wife count ty with a stated amount of 16 dollars in a brief legal or financial notice. The fragment references a couple and a monetary figure but lacks further context or entities.
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Richard L. Shafer
Count Ty
Plane Sought Landing Field After Distress Over Frederick
State Police outlined a training in Lewistown using flares Friday night to assist an unidentified plane that circled Frederick for about an hour. Storms between here and Washington abated, enabling a flight to a Washington airport. no local landing field could be found. Trooper Frank Scinta rushed flares to Lewistown Field and later returned to Barracks B for more.
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Lewistown
Frederick
Washington
Surfee We Punta
Montgomery County
Barracks B
Serge
Charles V. Main
Frank Scinta
Tokyo Says Allies Cannot Attack Japan
Tokyo declares Allied air raids aimed at recapturing Burma are unlikely to succeed. Maj. Gen. Nakao Yanagi says promises of aid to China by Britain and the United States are impossible to fulfill, while Allied air forces face heavy losses at bases in Chungking and the hinterland.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Nakao Yanagi
Japanese Army
Burma
Quebec
Yahagi
Roosevelt
Henry H. Arnold
US. Army Air Forces
China
Japan
Chungking
Davai
Britain
United States
Chungkinging
Hitler Threatened Bulgarian King During Sofia Visit
Reports from Sofia claim Adolf Hitler lost his temper during the Bulgarian king Boris III’s two day stay at Hitler’s headquarters. An attempted strike was averted by senior advisers. The king reportedly suffered heart attacks amid German demands Bulgaria join the war. If Boris dies, throne succession would pass to Prince Kyril under regency.
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K J. Orrien
Bulgaria
Sofia
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Aiasia
Isited Wither Sanday
Boris Rush
Berlin
Nim Mismorys
Baris Din
Dinwe
Sumre
Kyril of Presiaycki
Food Outlook Is Discussed By Food Administrator Jones
Washington Aug 27 Marvin Jones pledged to support farm prices at a level that covers added risks from increased production and promised to buy surplus if needed. He spoke of controlled distribution possibly licensing processors and handlers and outlined a step by step 1944 food program with public price protections to help farmers plan. The meet also notes that a Pomona Grange session will discuss postwar problems and feature Miss Genevieve Thomas.
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Washington
Pir
Marvin Jones
Jones
Public Hospital Costs Exceed County 1942 Budget
The 1942 Montevue and Emergency Hospital expenses ran $543,390.54, surpassing the $31,500 appropriation by $11,890.54 as the annual audit by Robert C. Triesler shows. Increases span drugs, food, fuel, and salaries with deficits listed for 1941 and prior years and several specific department overspends and offsets.
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Montevue
Robert C. Triesler
Neug BM
Court House
Hospitals For
Maryland School For the
Reform School
Alcohholic
Winchester Hall
Maryland Training School
Brengle Receives Commission and Wings at Army Air Forces School
Second Lieutenant Paul Statey Brengle son of George Elmer Brengle of Wilson Place received his officer’s commission and the silver wings of a flying officer during graduation from the Army Air Forces Advanced Flying School Twin Engine at George Field Illinois He began pilot training January 29 and studied at Ocala Florida and Gunter Field Alabama He is a Western Maryland College graduate who taught science at Greenbelt High School for four and a half years He now undertakes advanced training in flying four engine planes at Smyrna Field Tennessee Mrs Brengle resides near the field
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Paul Statey Brengle
George Elmer Brengle
Wilson Place
Army Air Forces Advanced Flying School
George Field
Ill
Ocala
Fla
Gunter Field
Ata
Western Maryland College
Greenbelt High School
Lieut Brengle
Smyrna Field
Tenn
Brengle
Welfare Board Reports Excess Disbursements for 1942
The Welfare Board notes an overall excess of 6716.48 in disbursements versus appropriations for 1942, with prior years showing larger red figures in 1941 and 1940. The report lists specific funded debt interest and emergency fund amounts among the totals. Also reports on Lt. Gen. Hermann Kress's death in the East as per Berlin radio.
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Welfare Board
New York
Berlin
Hermann Kress
East
U. S
Kress
NOW A CAPTAIN AMONG PROMOTIONS DURING WAR DEPARTMENT
Frederick William Weitzel formerly of Frederick rises from First Lieutenant to Captain. He previously served as general manager of the Ox Fibre Brush Company plant before joining the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Frederick William Weitzel
Frederick
Weitzel
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Gasoline for Eastern service men and ban lifted
The Office of Price Administration promised five gallons of gasoline for furlough travel to servicemen in the East and ordered the East Coast pleasure boating ban lifted effective September 1. The move, part of broader liberalization efforts, may precede turning off the East driving ban before Labor Day, though officials warn it is not a guaranteed assurance. PAW reports regional gasoline consumption exceeded allocations, but OPA proceeded with liberalized use while stock levels rising.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Petroleum Administration For War
East
Armed Services
PAW
Interior
Ickes
Paw Head
Atlantic Coast
Middle West
Southwest
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Lieut
Daniel
Chester S. Keefe
Boston
Court News
Mississippi
Richard Allison
Kirke L. Simpson
Moscow
Edgar R. Lewis
Thornsont
Wiliam
Rettrn
Clarence Moormeeger
James N. Dubel
Jamaica
N.Y
National Council
Order United American Men
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jerseys
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Greene With
Portugel Ana Papain
Wusug
Pie
George Eichelberger
London Sunday Times
Boris
Istanbul
U.S
Cress Family
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Paul S. Brengle
ATOZ
South Market
Caturst
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick Sr
Carty
Labovitz
A. C. A. Cove
J. Labovitz Department Store
N. Market ST
SPM
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