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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1942

Page

10

Submarines Sink Five Japanese Vessels In Pacific Action

American submarines added to their Pacific toll by sinking a destroyer a tanker and three cargo ships totaling 43 300 tons and damaging two more ships. The official tally now stands at 148 enemy ships sunk or damaged since the war began with Guadalcanal operations also noted.

Washington America Pacific Japans Navy Anw Japan Western Pacific China Sea Omni Guadalcanal Solomons Knox United States Honolulu Thomas B. Klaksing Annapolis Klakring Wave

Mailing White Cross Christmas Seals Here

The local health department mailed about 3,300 letters inviting purchases of White Cross Christmas Seals to fund tuberculosis fighting. A minimum $3,700 is expected from seal buyers. Some subscribers moved away for war work, increasing unclaimed returns. seals are available from health department officials in Winchester Hall Frederick. The stamp design evokes a Currier and Ives style with a rustic winter scene.

Health Department Winchester Hall Frederick Currier and Ives

Answers To War Quiz and Pearl Harbor Phrase Controversy

fragmentary OCR notes mention General Thomas F. Hol i as Marine Commandant and a Navy chaplain aboard a Pearl Harbor ship. The page references a war quiz, a six 3-inch gun, and a claimed phrase the Lord and Pass the Am, all unclear in context.

Qeetans Uec Thomas F. Hol Commandant of the Marine LN Navy Pearl Harbor

Phebus Sentenced to Three Months for Assault on Officer

Harry E Phebus West Church street was in Police Court charged with assault and battery on Officer Martin L Kanade. Magistrate Bennett withheld final sentence pending a medical evaluation but later sentenced Phebus to three months in the Maryland House of Correction. Phebus appealed and was remanded on $750 bond. The hearing explored alleged mental unsoundness blamed by the father on a head injury years earlier.

Harry Edgar Moppy" Phebus West Church Street Martin L. Kanadé Maryland House of Correction Ah Bennetts Phobus Bennett Harry E. Phebus Phebus Kanode Nestle Paecifeian Offcera Kamode Trump Kanade

Population figures show Baltimore area growth

The U S Census reports Baltimore City and surrounding counties totaling 1 126 000 residents, up 49 percent since 1940, with the 1940 total at 1 083 300. The Washington area rises to 1 151 000 as of May 1, reflecting regional population gains. Auction at West Patrick street clears over 1500 in items from J J Cronenburg Co. sale.

Baltimore United States Baltimore City Anne Arundel Baltimore Post Office Postoffice Census Bureau Washington District of Columbia Montgomery Prince George Maryland Alexandria Arlington County Virginia Norfolk J. J. Cronenburg and Co West Patrick Street Emmett R. Bowlus Moneer Winchester Loudoun County Alexandra Annapolis Bowlus BR. L. Kelly Sain

Auction of War Bonds to Be Held Thursday in Winchester Hall

Jaycee committeemen announced an auction of war bonds and stamps to raise funds, despite a rationing board rejection for a donation. Sealed bids open at 7:30 p.m. with items ranging from coffee and sugar to jewelry and farm implements. Local merchants donated goods while a radio spot package will be auctioned to sponsors.

Winchester Hall Emmett R. Bowlus Audi Chamber of Commerce Jaycees

Government declares war on useless questionnaires

Washington reports the joint committee on production of nonessential federal expenditures attacked mass questionnaires. Senator Vandenberg and witnesses like C. M. Van Kirk and John J. Feldman described forms as burdensome, with 24 000 word filling instructions, questioning new cosmetic products and vitamin pill manufacture. The panel aims to probe the need and fate of completed questionnaires.

Washington Joint Committee Philadelpha Crystal Garer Vandenberg R-Mich C. M. van Kirk

Ambulance Gift Highlights Red Cross Drive at Winchester Hall

The Frederick County Salvage Committee presented the Red Cross Motor Corps with a new ambulance canteen wagon and staff transport at Winchester Hall. Dr. David G. Everhart Jr led the ceremony noting 876 tons scrap yielded 1270.37 dollars for the unit. The event included remarks on scrap drives and a Pearl Harbor anniversary motto.

Motor Corps Frederick American Red Cross County Salvage Committee Winchester Hall C. H. Conley Red Cross Motor Corps F. Earle Shriner J. Gilbert Hann St. Joseph's Church Carrollton Manor James H. Gambrill, Jr Red Cross Charles E. Wehler Everhart Conley Frederick County Pearl Harbor

Fill Er Up Is Now Phrase Of Bygone Day

A Kansas City Bee dispatch notes gas rationing spreads from the East to the West as the phrase fill er up fades. Leaders report varied traffic impacts in St Louis and Kansas City while Governor Coke Stevenson urges Congress to act. Farmers await assurances from OPA on gasoline allocations for farms and ranches despite protests.

Kansas City Bee Stalingrad West Dallas Tex USC Winfield Kas St. Louis Kansas City Transportation Company Southwest Austin Coke Stevenson Congress Potter, Tex OPA Leon Henderson

Gas Rationing Sparks Reading of Wartime Woes

The article notes wartime shortages as gas rationing hits the Midwest with high prices and thefts. It mentions Pvt Mitchell at Scott Field and a Wichita scene where a newlywed couple pumps fuel, while overall 1943 output is forecast to reach two thirds of U. S. industrial production per the Department of Commerce.

Pvt. Mitchell Gorman Mitchell Scott Field United States Department of Commerce

Trackers Complain Over Mileage Fuel in Albuquerque Riot Risk

In Albuquerque New Mexico tensions rise as more than 2000 trackers protest through the city over insufficient mileage fuel for essential needs. The crowd’s size signals potential unrest amid supply restrictions.

Albuquerque N. M

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