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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1944
Page
3
A Navy communique reports 33 additional Japanese ships sunk by United States submarines in the Far Pacific bringing total enemy ships down to 907 with 4 fighting ships. The latest tally includes twelve combatant ships: a light cruiser three destroyers six escort vessels a mine-sweeper and a mine-layer.
Gaithersburg and nearby towns welcome students and family for Christmas. Charles Jacobs of Charlotte Hall Academy visits his parents. Ruth Waters from William and Mary and Nancy Darby from Virginia Interment College also arrive. Mr and Mrs Snurr host a birthday dinner. acetylene tank fire at Salvage Center is controlled. Laird Cregar leaves estate to mother and aunt. Santa letters from Walkersville and Frederick filed.
Pfc. Bowers spent a sixteen day fur lough at his home 435 West South street He is stationed at Fort Bliss Texas and has been in the service since September 23 1943.
Do it yourself tips for tree adornments using crepe paper and simple materials. Instructions cover paper chains, a snowman, carolers, a doll with fringe hair and ribbon, a cornucopia cone, and cranberry, popcorn, and peanut decorations. Includes step by step folding, pasting, and color guidance.
Supreme Headquarters Allied Foxpeditionsey Force Paris reports a battle in which 108 German planes were involved and four were shot down by Lt William Kerr Richmond California. Credited with one victory each are Capt Vincent D. Kramer Armna poli Md and Capt Warren T Lenhart Carroll Parkway Fivideiien Md.
Circuit Court judge Schnauffer rules the defendant’s demurrer filed by Flyn Snyder as administrator of Malinda Summers against Augusta Cear Foss, surviving executor of Joe O. Snyder, was filed to delay and dismisses it for lack of grounds. Case moved from Washington County for trial earlier.
War Production Board reported a shortage of radio tubes for civilian use. Supplies will be diverted to Army and Navy equipment and replacements for battle losses, reducing civilian availability to about 1.9 million tubes monthly, well below the hoped 2 million.
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