British Raid Island Near Greek Coast
British forces struck Antikythera in the Ionian Sea and pressed air actions against Sicily from Malta. Reports say destroyers shelled Rommel’s repair shops at El Daba, while Malta-based aircraft targeted Sicily’s air bases, seaplane base and convoy operations.
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London
Antikythera
Greece
Crete
Sicily
Malta
Mediterranean
Convvoys
Erwin Rommel
Gi Stiensied
Alexandria
Nile Delta
Reuters
Vihera
Ionian Islands
Air Ministry
Usalupe Eho
Sicilian
RAF
Victory Trademark On Nation's Rubber Heels
The Office of Price Administration announced a new Victory trademark to be stamped on four grades of rubber heels for pedestrians. The heels are made from scrap rubber and may wear faster than prior versions, but the four grades offer quality choices and are expected to give satisfactory service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Ang UW Oma Victory
Office of Price Administration
Wester Victory
OPA
Domestication Clue Found in Neolithic Dog Remains
Skeletons of dogs unearthed near ancient habitations suggest domestication occurred in the Neolithic era. The findings indicate early human-dog relationships and shed light on the timeline of canine companionship in early societies.
Drive Carefully Purchase Of Auto Tires For Pleasure Driving
Washington notes a wartime tire outlook with rubber production dominated by war needs. Synthetic rubber will supply only military and essential civilian tires for the next year or two while efforts to conserve the 27 million civilian cars continue. Officials warn mass car requisitions are unlikely but rationing or mileage controls may follow Baruch committee findings as Japan controls most natural rubber.
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Alexander M. George
Wide World
Washington
John
Donald M. Nelson
Nelson
Roosevelt
Bernard M Baruch
Uncle Sam
Japan
South
Central America
Africa
United Nations
Truman Committee
Roll Call on Rubber Origin and Control by Axis Areas
The roll up lists rubber origins and tonnages across Malaya Ceylon India Netherlands Indies and other regions totaling 1,386,926 tons. About 1,250,000 tons or 90 percent lie in Axis controlled areas or regions with uncertain shipment status.
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Netherlands Indies
Ceylon
Bone
Japan
Krantz sale yields dairy herd and more at auction
A dairy herd of 36 head sold for 4426 at a Thursday sale conducted by Mrs Bessie C Krantz administratrix and Carl L S Ramsburg agent for the Frederick B Krantz estate. Sixteen cows averaged 168 and the top cow brought 200. Machinery and household furnishings also sold well. Auctioneer Glenn L Trout and clerk Raymond L Kelly were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie C. Krantz
Carl L S Ramsburg
Frederick B Krantz
Glenn L. Trout
Raymond L Kelly
Timonium Fair Crowds Are Cut by War Travel
The Timonium State Fair opened an 11 day run with bigger exhibits but war caused transportation problems that reduced attendance. Parking spaces were vacant inside and outside the grounds. Dairy cattle judging entries rose five percent over 1941, beef cattle up 15 percent, and draft horses 10 percent. Poultry entries were down after 800 were rejected due to shipment issues from New Jersey. Judging of Holstein cattle and draft horses starts tomorrow.
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Timonium
Mds
Timonium State Fair
York Road
Howard Thompson
New Jersey
Army clears 7000 beds in biggest moving job yet
The hotel, seized by the Army for an Air Force Technical School, was largely empty as workers completed what was described as the biggest moving job ever performed in a comparable time. In the last fourteen days 7000 beds and miscellaneous equipment were removed.
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Army
Air Force
Democrats Reelect Leaders in Frederick County Precinct Meeting
After electing county central committee members for nineteen precincts, Frederick District Democrats reappointed chairman Alton Bennett vice-chairman Miss Mary C. Ott and secretary Miss Mary S. Maulsby and named G Raymond Shipley treasurer succeeding Oscar Sponseller. Committeemen were chosen across forty precincts, with speeches by party figures and a hands off policy in primaries. National and local figures attended, including W Clinton McSherry, C W Gregory, George Best, and Sherman Bowers.
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Frederick
G. Raymond Shipley
Oscar C. Sponseller
Alton ¥. Bennett
Mary C. Ott
Mary S. Maulsby
Court House
W. Clinton McSherry
Mrs. C. W. Gregory
George Z. Best
Robert E. Clapp
Sherman P Bowers
G. Ernest Lipps
John W. Null
Denver J. Shook
Alfred R. Jones
Edwin F. Nikirk
Edward M. Storm
W. Jehrome Off
Charter
McDavitt
Clinton M Rhoades
Dorsey L. Riddlemoser
Herbert S. Schroeder
G. William Shipley
John W. Stockman
Marshall Stockman
William W. Brish
George H. Crum
Lewis F. Fagan
Will C. Flautt
Lewis B Gannon
Lewis
Gannon
Raymond C. Geisbert
Edward J. Smith
Eleanor H. Tull
Charles &. Wilson
Carlton F Baumgardner
M. Riley Etchison
John W. Grove
R. Bruce Murdock
Virginia M. Dorsey
Elizabeth McCaffrey
F. Earle Shriner
G. Cleveland Trout
W Jarboe Grove
William M. Storm
List of names linked to 11 districts and officials
To control trichinosis disease transmitted from infected pork health authorities are beginning to agree that all municipalities must pass legislation requiring the cooking of garbage to be fed swine or other stock. The long list includes Louis E Eschelberger Francis Petlrott Parsons Newman Manuel NM Weinberg Milton Akers Nan Houck Frank Kennedy Harry Umberger W Clinton McSherry Frank Staley Mrs F Kennedy James Falk William Leohert Weiam Burall Charles Byerly Jr Myrtle Cook Hartman Kennedy Austin Powell Arthur Hargett Mrs Harry Schmidt Spencer McKenzie Austin Devilbiss Roger Fogle Helma Bowers Belva Carmack Alberta Haines Walter Lipps Franklin McCanner Louise Simmons Edith Starcer Alton Bennett Louis Carter Donald Davis Esterly Magaha Nikirk Mrs Arthur Null W Jerome Offutt Mary Cott A Renn G Shipley Six Mrs Six Charles W Smith Mrs Ernest Weddle Rollins Atkinson Best Bowers Fea Malici Humm Keyser Kump Pettingall Powell Renn Schmidt Smith Warrenfelt Wilson Wilson Carmack Lola Corbett Amy Davis Etchison Haller Valerie Hartman Herbert Herbert Nikirk Rickell Strasberger Valentine Zimmerman
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Louis E. Eschelberger
Francis Petlrott
Parsons Newman
Manuel NM. Weinberg
Milton E. Akers
Nan J. Houck
Frank E Kennedy
Harry Umberger
W. Clinton McSherry
Frank X. Staley
Fannin E. Kennedy
James H. Falk
William B Leohert
Weiam
Burall
Charles Byerly
Myrtle Cook
Charles F. Hartman
Ernest F. Kennedy
Austin C
Travis G. Nikirk
Arthur Null
W. Jerome Offutt
Mary Cott
A. Irvin Renn
G. William Shipley
Charles A. Six
Reno
Six
Charles W Smith
Ernest Weddle
Rollins J Atkinson
John T. Best
Sherman P. Bowers
Charles i. C. Fea
Dugene Malici
Willis C
Frederick County Dairy Cattle Judging Team at Timonium Fair
Cecil Holter Jr Jefferson Holmes Baker New Windsor John A Holter Jefferson Marion Hoff man near Adamstown will form Frederick County dairy cattle judging team for the State contest at Timonium Fair this week County Agent Henry R Shoemaker stated before leaving for Timonium A 4 H Club exhibit from Frederick County includes 41 dairy cattle 28 pigs 4 colts 4 baby beeves The team that judged best in the State contest will travel to Chicago next December for the National 4 H Club judging contest won by Frederick County two years ago Other entered dairy cattle include Hubert S DeLauder Middletown A Doty Remsburg Bernard Remsburg Robert H Holter Jefferson Staley Hahn Ceresville Joyce L Remsberg Page Elfert Homer Remsberg Danie Ifert Carol Remsberg Donald Keller Middletown Pearl Valentine Carl Valentine Rocky Ridge Constance Renn Remsberg Middletown Colts exhibitors James Page Adamstown A Doty Rems burg Edward Derr Jr Union Bridge Baby beef entries Harry and Daniel E Wight Jr Urbana Leo Duvall Walkersville Page E Ifert Middletown Pigs entries Carroll Robert Buriner Frederic
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Cecil Holter, Jr. Jefferson
Holmes Baker
New Windsor
John A. Holter Jefferson
Marion Hoffman
Adamstown
Frederick County
Henry R. Shoemaker
Timonium
Danie Ifert
Carol Remsburg
Donald Keller
Middletown
Pearl Valentine
Carl R. Valentine
Rocky Ridge
Constance
Charles Renn Remsberg
James Page
A. Doty Remsburg
Jefferson
Edward Derr
Union Bridge
Harry
Daniel E. Wight
Urbana
Leo Duvall
Walkersville
Page
Four H Club Judging Schedule At Local Fair
The schedule lists 4-H Club events with names including Charles Renn Remsburg Bernard L. Remsburg A. Daly Remsburg and others in Middletown Jefferson Walkersville. Today features judging contests for livestock poultry and a livestock management demonstration. Tomorrow adds dairy and human livestock management demonstrations and a 4-H Club dinner. Wednesday through Friday cover individual steers swine and dairy cattle judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erick
Charles Renn Remsburg
Middletown
Robert H. Holter
Richard B. Holter
John A. Holter
Cecil K. Holter
Bernard L. Remsburg
A. Daly Remsaburg
Jefferson
Roberts
DeSsuter
Donald Boyce
James Trout
Walkersville
Wild animals proven capable of carrying plague in US
At least 26 species of wild animals in the United States have been proved capable of being infected with plague organisms.
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United States
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Nation
Malaya
Thailand
Sarawak
North Borneo
South America
India
Burma
Amea
Nigeria
Philippines
Krantz Sale Held
Stieff Rose
Bae
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Chicago
Stevens
Williamson’s
Fredbrice
Martland
Potomac By-Products Co
Frederick, Md
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kemp
Ne Vlay
Authority of Men
W Pinkney West
North Court
U.S.A
Markell& Ford
Sailay
Associated Press
America
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