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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 05, 1942

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New Propos To Furnish Power Laid Before City

Potomac Edison Company officials presented a “new proposition” to Frederick’s mayor for supplying all city power. The mayor said the proposal would be studied and likely put before the Board of Aldermen, while the company declined comment on figures. The plan aims to cut city costs compared with the city light plant but may be higher than earlier proposals. The mayor noted the light plant might stand idle if accepted. Previous offers were withdrawn after inaction. Fuel oil fuel and Diesel oil transport for city needs are debated, with some arguing private usage could be aided by new supplies.

Potormac Edison Company Frederick City Lloyd C. Culler Robert L. Smith Potomac Edison Company City Suidewiiir Ik Potomac Edison Frederick

Fairly Successful Attack By U. S. Bombers On Bizerte Docks

American medium bombers penetrated heavy anti aircraft fire to strike docks at Bizerte harbor. They hit at least one large vessel while escort P 38 fighters shot down a Messerschmitt 109 F. One bomber was downed by flak but crew survived. Pilots reported huts, pier facilities, and near misses damaged two more ships. Lieutenant C R Meyers of Wayne Pennsylvania, a participant in the April Tokyo raid, called the mission fairly successful.

North Africa Bizerte Harbor C. R. Meyers Wayne, Pa Tokyo

British Bomb Japs In Southern Burma

RAF Wellington bombers pierced low clouds to strike Japanese targets in southern Burma. The raid follows ongoing Allied air offensives in the theater with river shipping and military concentrations reported under heavy attack for two days in western Burma.

New Delhi RAF Wellington Burma

City Opera House Declared Safe by Manager Amid Fire-Care Measures

Warner Bros. manager E. A. Crowther said the City Opera House Freder ick theater and 23 other venues are as safe as any, with ample exits and regular unannounced inspections by insurers. He cited fireproof construction, single curtain, fireproof materials, and clear evacuation routes as key safeguards against panic.

City Opera House E. A Cansher Warner Bros Crowther F. Lester Smith Opera House Frederick Theater Capt Smith Moving Picture St Petersburg Fla Miami Mr. Crowther Warner Brothers

County USO drive lags at two weeks with 2750 raised

Frederick county remains short of its 15000 goal as two weeks pass in the USO fundraiser. R B Wolfe, general chairman, calls an executive committee meeting Monday to accelerate solicitor efforts while praising Middletown for meeting its quota. Campaign HQ at the Blue and Grey room in the Francis Scott Key hotel stays open another week, accepting donations weekdays 7 to 9 pm.

USO Frederick County Frederick City R. B. Wolfe Wolfe Frederick Middletown Francis Scott Key Hotel

All Pleasure Auto Driving In New England May Be Stopped

New England faces fuel emergency with a proposed 90 day ban on all pleasure auto driving led by Boston’s Joseph F. White. He urged closing non essential oil heated buildings, confiscating hoarded stocks, and a staged shutdown from the bottom up, with must do coal conversions where possible. OPA moves to push apartment and commercial buildings to switch from oil to coal within a month starting Jan 4.

New England Washington Joseph F. White Boston Oil Advisory Committee White Ickes Congress Seaboard Ralph K. Davies Baltimore Office of Price Administration Sun The OPA Mid District of Columbia Tuckeecig UGS Uuuca IMEC

Farm Workers Deferment Guide Sent To Draft Boards

Washington December 5 The selective service system has sent to local draft boards a deferment guide to keep agricultural workers on farms to meet wartime food goals. It lists essential and non essential farming activities and explains unit values for deferment eligibility. A hypothetical farm example shows 19.15 production units from corn oats wheat milk cows hogs and hens.

Washington Agriculture Department Selective Service

Milk Wholesale Market Shrinks Amid Falling Supplies

Frederick's milk dealers report a sharp drop in producer deliveries, with wholesale markets near collapse as doorstep sales rise. A new OPA price tweak fails to fix shortages, and some stores see delivery cuts of up to 7% while buyers pay higher prices for scarce milk.

Frederick OPA

Nazi Supply Road Severed Near Stalingrad

Dispatches report Russian troops cut an important supply road near Kalach about 50 miles west of Stalingrad, between Vertiachy and Dmtrievka, a blow to the German siege army. German sources claim Tuapse gains along the Black Sea coast with heavy Soviet tank losses reported.

Moscow Kalach Stalingrad Vertiachy Dmtrievka Tuapse Berlin Black Sea Caucasus

Peace Stocks Dull as North Africa News Tops War Mood

In New York on December 5 peace stocks slipped while the market held steady on war issues. The clouded North Africa battle picture dampened sentiment among investors but did not trigger a broad retreat from war bonds or related securities.

New York North Africa

Churchill predicts very hard fighting to reach Tunis

Bradford, Dec 5. Prime Minister Churchill told cheering crowds during a weekend visit to Bradford that the Allies will face very hard fighting in the final 20 miles to Tunis and Bizerte before breaking the Nazi resistance. He stressed the need for patience, strength, and unity with American allies as North Africa advances continue.

Bradford Eng Churchill Tunisia Tunis Bizerte Yorkshire Britain North Africa Atlantic Mediterranean Byerauipe Mary ATS William A. Harriman United States England Ernest Bevin Archibakir Sinclair

Senate panel backs parity bill for farm workers pay

Senate Agriculture Committee unanimously approved a House parity bill. It raises parity prices to include labor costs and was reported to the Senate in the same form as the House passed earlier this week on the unanimous consent calendar. Senator Thomas of Oklahoma voiced no objection.

Washington Senate Agriculture Committee House Thomas D-Okla Senate

Allied Air Raid Bombards Naples Port. Heavy Waterfront Damage

Cairo reports U S Liberator bombers struck Naples sinking or damaging ships near Vittorio Emmanuele quay and Di Maasa docks. The raid disrupted rail yards and traffic, with strong Allied air forces described as in force. Casualties among civilians cited by Rome.

Cairo United States Tours Naples di Maasa Vittorio Emans United States Tripoli Tunisia London Sicily Mediterranean North Africa Rome

Germans Fail To Crack Allied Ring Around Bizerte

Allied Headquarters in North Africa reported a third assault by German infantry and tanks around Bizerte failed to break the ring. Continuous counter‑attacks since December 1 cost Germany 33 tanks, while Djedeida 12 miles northwest of Tunis was briefly reoccupied, and Tebourba remained under Allied control as battles continue to focus on village by village gains.

Nort Africa Bizerte United States Tebourba Mateus Djedeida Tunis Amsin

Dr Marshall To Speak Here At YMBA Annual Meet

Dr Peter Marshall, pastor of New York Avenue Presbyterian Church in Washington DC, will speak at the annual meeting of Frederick County Young Men's Bible Society. The service is set for January 10 at the local Presbyterian church. President Ames Hendrickson noted nine deaths reduced membership to about 171, with Gerald G Remsberg elected assistant treasurer.

Peter Marshall New York Avenue Gerald G. Remsberg

End Freight and Passenger Rate Increases Ended Petition Described

Washington December 5 James F Byrnes and Leon Henderson petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission to wipe out increases in freight rates and passenger fares and estimated the petition would affect about 300 million yearly transportation costs. Bitter deadlock looms as American troops and French units clash with Nazi armor near Bizerte Tuain.

Washington James F. Byrnes Leon Henderson Interstate Commerce Commission Bizerte-Tuain Merth Oxy Edson Rat Lowa

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