Bulgars Mourn King Boris as Bulgarian Crisis Grows
News dispatches from London report crowds demanding peace and rumors of a Bulgarian royal crisis after the death of King Boris. Observers cite German influence, potential regency, or a coup to shape Bulgaria’s alignment. The United States denounces German crimes in Poland as Poland’s fate mirrors Europe’s mounting instability.
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Boris of Bulgay
Germany
Iaeed
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U.S
R Boris
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Bulgaria
Palonier
Bogdan Philoy
Panastratia
Safin
Balkan Dispatches
Stockholm
Sva Dagbladet
Philae Ignation
Bigar Toral
Philov
Royal Council
Boris
Winston Churchill
Russia
Britain
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Simeon
Prince Kush
Turkey
Berlin
Sofia
Boris I
Diitler
Pers
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Churchill
Tras
Luftwaffe
Zaria
Stefani
Be Radia
Victor Ensanuel II
Italy
Pee
New Pile Driver Blows Against Japs Coming
Navy announces major expansion of naval aviation as world war effort intensifies. Hornet to be launched soon, carrier fleet grows with 27 500 planes planned by year end. Adm John S. McCain urges relentless air punishment until victory.
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Bearl
Navy
Innoval
George Dewey
Manila Bay
Hornet
Folk
Tokyo
John S. McCain
Naval Operations
Air
Naval Aviation
Naval Air Transport Service
State Sanatorium Boys Slaughters Own Cattle
De Cullen of the State Bureau of Procurement reported Maryiana’s four tuberculosis sanitoriums lack beef, calling it absolutely needed for resistance to tuberculosis. Slaughter actions included the purchase and processing of cattle at Breathesville’s penal farm, with ongoing slaughtering and dressing for the facilities noted.
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Cunton
Cullen
Stats
Breathesville
de. Cullen
State Bureau of Procurement
Maryiana
Saever’s Away As Alive Pire Fie Tale
Fragmentary note reports an enigmatic event featuring Saever away as alive pire fie as Thamine do sett Tay five tytaik Badrys and Larey. The readable text hints at characters and place names without clear context or dates.
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Pire Fie
Thamine Do Sett
Tay Five Tytaik Badrys
Larey
No Increase In Gas Rations In Eastern States
Gas ration allotments for September 1 will not rise in the East. Richard C. Harrison of the Office of Price Administration said increases may come after weeks or months. He noted East stocks are low and cuts in the Middle West and South saved fuel, with surplus possibility eastward. Service men' s furlough allowance and ration exchange details were also noted. The piece also includes local notes on a Victory Class meeting in Woodsboro and Milton Smith's hospital return.
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Richard C. Harrison
Office of Price Administration
Blue Network
Harrison
East
Middle West
South
Maynet
Phere
Nineteen Miners Die in Alabama Explosions
In Sayreton No 2 mine near Birmingham two blasts killed nineteen miners and left 25 injured, many burned. Rescue crews including E J Crossin and George Ferguson led efforts before a second blast halted efforts. casualties include several rescue members and the assistant superintendent. Affected workers were transported to Birmingham hospitals for treatment.
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Birmingham
Ala
Republic Steel Corporation
Sayreton
La.m
Alabama
McCrossin and
Ferguson
William* Goodwin
J. W. Sharit
S. C. Oldacre
WE. Faucett
William Pennington
John W. Guthrie
Bud Jones
Jim McCombs
Henry Hann
George Selfers
Tom MccAlpin
W. H. Abel
Norbert Gina
Amos
Joe Nail
Republic
McCrossin
Andy M. King
Eniadesidha
Tensi
King
E. J. Evans
Cleveland
Gadsden
May Cancel Proposed Tour By Orchestra
Baltimore, Aug 29 Oscar Apple president of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra said the pre season slate tour of Seceded be delayed by travel restrictions. He added no final decision will be made until Reginald Stewart returns on September 11. The planned concerts in Salisbury and Cumberland will be cancelled unless travel priorities are restored. Other cities Frederick Hagerstown and Westminster were tentative. the tour would start about ten days before the anticipated season opener November 14.
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Oscar Apple
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Reginald Stewart
Salisbury
Cumberland
Appie
Office of Defense Transportation
Frederick
Hagerstown
Westminster
Apple
Rain-Makers Honored in Montgomery County
Rockville August 29 James M Landis leader of civilian defense presented a citation to Judge Albert E Brault at the end of a half hour radio dramatization about watering county victory gardens by auxiliary firemen The citation praised rain making activities as examples of small unpublicized accomplishments that strengthened the home front making it a mighty force.
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Rockville
Citaton
James M. Landis
Montgomery County
Albert E. Brault
Landis
County Victory Gardens
Private listed at Camp Croft in South Carolina
Pvt George F Hippeon ASN 33685515 of Johnsville is stationed at Camp Croft South Carolina. Address shown as Pvt. George F Hippeon Co A 32nd Tag Bn Building 175 Camp Croft SC.
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Rippeon
James Irvin Rippeon
Johnsville
Camp Croft
S.C
George F. Hippeon
Co. A
S. C
Two Arrests for Assault Charge Docketed in Magistrate Court
Norman Shankle of Frederick and John Joy of West Patrick Street face assault warrants sworn by spouses and were briefed for hearings with bail set at 230 dollars and collateral at 25 dollars respectively. multiple disorderly conduct arrests followed with varied collateral, all were released or remanded as officers listed.
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Norman Shankle
Frederick
Florence Shankle
John Joy
West Partick Street
Vernon Brown
Shankle
Joy
Frank Williams
East Street
Walter Nelson
Middle Alley
Walter Ingram
West All Saints
Sam Carroll
East Church
Edward Danials
Ralph West
Grayson Schroyer
Martin Kanade
Harvey Gilmore
Joseph Goines
West Sixth Street
May Watson
Klinehart’s Alley
James Dixon
North Bentz
Albert Brown
Middle
Thomas Hill
Lester Duvall
Anthony Hogan
George Moten
Hillsboro
Ridgley King
Nannie Frith
West Patrick
Moten
Irving Shankle
Allen Bartgis
Dietz
Mills
Trump
Phebus
Rentzell
Marks
Sergt
Dorsey
FBI conference announced for police in Hagerstown
Special agent in charge J. W. Vincent said an FBI conference for police will be held in Hagerstown on Tuesday September 7 at 7 30 p m. Law enforcement officials from Frederick and Washington counties are expected to attend.
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J. W. Vincent
Baltimore
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Washington County
Berliners Ordered Not to Leave City at Night
Berliners are told not to leave their homes after dark without an approved reason as Goebbels orders participation in cleaning bomb damage. The move aims to bind residents to repair work after air raids amid anticipated heavier bombings. Electric light gas and water services remain unreliable in districts, and housing remains a pressing issue for out-of-town visitors.
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Goebbels
Berlin
ABC
Arriba
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Washington
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Woodsboro
Wi Baker
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Rosa Mae Stitely
Hom of Astin
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Helen
Foxle
Milton Smith
Wondsboro
Frederick City Hospital
Aly
Sicily
Pvt
George Franklin Wppeon
Eversburg
E. A. Eversburg
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United States Army
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