One Killed Seven Hurt in Auto Crash
A Baltimore woman died at the scene and seven others were injured when two sedans collided head on on Route 340 near the Log Cabin Inn Sunday evening. The dead woman was Mrs Pearl Lockhart, 36, of 271 Herring Court. Among the injured are Beryl Lockhart, Gaylord Lockhart, Joann Mundell, Stella Mundell, Dwight Baker, Edward Red, and Juana Letait. Emergency crews transported the injured to Middletown and local hospitals as police investigated the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Log Cabin Inn
Pearl Lockhart
Herring Court
Wee
Beryl Lockhart
Gaylord Lockhart
Joann
J. R. Mundell
Wworan
Stella Mundell
Dwight O Baker
Hailtown
Edward W Red
North Market Street
Juana Letaiat
Gladnill Company
Middletown
Nosgtt' Sa
Charles W Megana
Harold Basore
Frank Scinta
Kenneth Bond
Dlom Prograss Tivype
Wes Modell
Trey
Drewe Mundell
Basore
Lockhart
Frederik
Baker
Brunswick
Pearis Boay
East Church Street
Indian Spring Car Crash Fatal To One
A car crash near Indian Spring on Route 40 killed 18 year old Betts Frederick of Berkeley Springs and injured Oscar Glenn Raynolds 22, Catherine Barnhart 18, and Henry Frank McCumbee 23. McCumbee drove the vehicle. all were transported to Washington County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inn
Spring Md
Betts Frederick
Berkeley Springs
Leister Llanogle
Oscar Glenn Raynolds
Alexandra Va
Catherine Barnhart
Parxnead Level Md
Hancock
Henry Frank McCumbee
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
McCumbee
Tne
Costume Jewelry Drive Supports War Effort in 1940s
Rotary Club drives collect costume jewelry to aid servicemen in the Pacific and North Africa. Boxes placed in Frederick at Hendricksons Bennetts Sears and other stores. collection continues until December 27 then shipped to Army headquarters for distribution to troops to barter with natives and secure aid in wounded transport and combat support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Army
Pacific
North Africa
Frederick
Hendricksons, Bennetts Sears, Roe
Sbuck
Cosloe Kemps
Peagles
North
Africa
Personal Notices From Frederick Area Listings in 1943
Thanksgiving Day arrival of First Lieut Robert C Rice Army Air Corps in Indiana aboard plane. Birth announcement for Carol Diana Moberly at Frederick City Hospital. Cadets Roger Carpenter and Richard Harp attend Maxwell Field Pre-Flight. John Bellis Jr returns to Bainbridge Naval Station after furlough. Seaman James Cox named recruit training company honor man at Bainbridge. Julia E Abbott visits from Stevens College for holidays. Charles and Violet Moberly celebrate 45th wedding anniversary. Robert Herm furlough from Bainbridge. Clyde Abrecht Jr sent to Camp Mackall Hospital. America’s pre war traffic toll cited for first half of 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C Rice
Army Air Corps
Ind
Millard M Rice
Airy
Rice
United States
New York
Harvey Harrington
West South Street
Frederick City Hospital
Roger L Carpenter
S. F Carpenter
Frederick
Richard D Harp
E L Harp
Myersville
Army Air Forces
Maxwell Field
Ala
John M Bellis Jr
John M Bellis
Vrth Bentz Street
Bainbridge Naval Station
James Stuart Cox
East Seventh Street
Bainbridge
Cox
Huis #ife
John H Jones
North Market Street
Julia E Abbott
Stevens College
Colum
Bia
Henry H Abbott
South Market Street
Elmer E Shafer
Burkittsville
M L Beard
Middletown
Charles Robert Moberly
Walkersville
Moberly
Lonsiana
Violet Greystoke
City
Robert Herm
Park Avenue
Franklin M Shankle
Grant Street
Carol Diana
Frida
Clyde Abrecht Jr
Taney Apartments
Hospital
Huis
Clyde Abrecht
Station
Camp Mackall
No Final Action On Tax Bill Before Christmas
Washington reports concede the Treasury will lose 100000 dollars as action on the second wartime tax bill is deferred past Christmas. The Ways and Means Committee set December 20 for action, but leaders defer until after January 10, delaying higher levies on luxuries and postponing postal rate hikes. February 1 becomes the earliest date taxes may rise on items like liquor, cosmetics, and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Artillery Expands New Britain Advance and Bougainville Push
Advanced Allied HQ reported US forces have brought artillery into action to extend gains on the New Britain beachhead and aided a jungle push at Empress Augusta Bay on Bougainville. Fighter sweeps over Empress Augusta Bay downed six enemy aircraft as bombers hit Cape Gloucester and Cape Hoskins with 320 tons of explosives. A Liberator tanker was sunk near the Vitu Islands amid heavy air operations in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
United States
New Britain
Empress Augusta Bay
Bougainville
Solomons
Torokina River
Rabaul
New Buntan
Arawe
Cape Gloucester
Noth
Peymarck Archipelago
Vitu Islands
German officers killed by time bomb in Toulouse restaurant
A traveler from Toulouse reports four German general staff officers and their chauffeur were killed last week when a time bomb exploded in their automobile as they dined in a Toulouse restaurant. The incident highlights Nazi losses in occupied southern France during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
France
Ther
Toulouse
Abdication Of King Is Again Demanded in Naples
In Naples a free mass political meeting of over 5,000 protesters demanded King Vittorio Emanuele abdicate due to oppression under Mussolini. The Allied Military Government allowed the event at Teatro Politeano, honoring Giovann Amendola. Count Carlo Sforza received a loud ovation as security ensured order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Vittorio Emanuele
Benito Mussolini
Giovann Amendola
Teatro Politeano
Basi
Carlo Sforza
Nazi Ammunition Cargo Blown Up in Oslo Harbor
A cargo of German ammunition being unloaded in Oslo harbor exploded today, killing four persons and shattering tens of thousands of windows. The blast sent debris across the area and caused extensive property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Haid
Stockholm
New Super Fuel 100 Octane Aviation Gas Reaches War Volume
The text notes a new 100 octane aviation gas as a powerful, difficult to produce fuel. It claims oceans of this super-fuel are being produced and that every refinery shown is contributing. It states that so far in the war one in four British and American combat planes flew using it.
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Indian Spring
Pic
Lee M. Wiles, Jr
Cpl
Oscar E. Wiles
Lee V. Wiles
APO
N. Y
Oscar E Wiles
Concord
Calif
Roscoe M. Wiles
Co. B
Nashville
America
Rocker Louis
Arty & Navy
Stuffed Bears
Shoo-Fly Hobby Dart Board
Storm & Shipley
Philadelphia
Army and Navy Union
George T. Shank
Ft. Custer
Mich
Thomas ‘Fats’ Waller
Lionel Hampton
Franklin Court
Maryland
PRAT
Esso
Rolpum
Esse Laboratories
Bayway, N. 4
Cepr
Keen
NAVY
E. S. Diggs
Mer
St. Paul Place
Frankin St
Standard Oil Company OF
New Jersey
East 8Th Street
Frederick, Md
Baton Rouge
Gayway
Aruba
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