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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1942

Page

7

Two Frederick Firemen Enter Armed Service Today

Frederick city dispatch notes two firemen Joseph Q Hooper and Arthur R Acfimar left the department for Army service joining the third and fourth from the regular department. They will report to Fort Meade after reserve furlough for active duty. Norman H Crum also to report to Fort Meade. The group is primarily from Frederick and southern Frederick County.

Frederick Joseph Q. Hooper Arthur R. Acfimar United Fire Engine Co Fire Department Alton Shaff England Charles Hahn Citizens Truck Company Terpoio Fort George G. Meade Army Norman H. Crum Fort Meade Ralph E. ‘Ry John N. Wall Samuel E. Oden Terrence D Fleetwood Milburn R. Analt Carman D. Smith Robert F. Krek Jesse W. Becker John A McCutcheon Joseph Crouse Joseph O. Hooper Grayson L. Masser Edward R. Wachter Ernest J. Ropp Howard L Minnick Sidney L. Hahn Arthur R Hoffman Charles &. Derr Charles E. Kapp Robert H. Palm Oliver E. Smith Earl F. Newman Roscoe W. Duckett Leroy R. Herbert James B. Walker Nicholas R. Leskins, Jr George B. Barnes Claude W. Proctor Charles £. Palmer Nathan Jacobson Baltimore Ralph B. Fry No. 1 Selective Service Boards Fennarte Hagetetown District Selective Service Board For Appeals Frederick County Robert Franklin Loun Stanley Oliver Bostian Robert Russell Hauver Lloyd Ray Mitchell Harry Albert Hahn William David Stitely Carl Henry Bartgis Gordon Ira Eyler Laurence Joseps

Eight Appeals Pending for Draft Board No. 1 Members

The list includes James Franklin Ott and others such as Joseph William Payne Albert William Smith Thurman Blondell Shank James Barton Kelly Russell Mon roe Feaga and Joseph Baumgardner Ohler with one 2-B classification. Eight appeals are pending before Draft Board No. 1.

Touhy Gang to Prison Without Trial

Government officials decide to send Roger Touhy and confederates to prison without federal trial on draft law violations. Banghart and five others recaptured. two fugitives killed in a gun battle. FBI and local police plan further questioning as they review prison escape and armed robbery links. News notes also cover wartime feed meetings in Westminster Maryland.

Chicago Roger Touhy J. Albert Woll Basil “the Owl" Banghart Braterity M1. Penitentiary Touhy Banghart James O'Connor St. Clair McInerney Edward Darlak William Stewart Mathew Nelson Minneapolis Woll Tateville John Jake North Carolina Darlak Stewart Spencer Drayton FBI Daniel Gilbert Lillian Galvin Evanston Edna Sibinski Drayton Panvirte Earl J. Connelley O'Connor McInerney North Side

Court fines cap youth in multi-case roundup

M Harold Hoffman, 17, near Liberty, found guilty on two charges for failing to stop after striking a dog with a truck and speeding. He received a $35 suspended fine on the first and a $2.50 fine on the second, with driver’s license revocation cited as punishment. Other rulings include Lenhart assault verdict with 30 day suspended sentence and Harley not guilty on reckless driving. Freight of the docket shows additional guilty and not guilty findings and forfeited collateral for nonappearance.

M. Harold Hoffman Liberty Alton Y. Bennett Bennett William i, Hanna Burney Etues Hoffman Buckeystown Pike Hanna Charles Lenhart Walter Crummitt Crummitt Lenhart Raymond L. Shaffer East South Street Wteetin Peete Dan

Rostov Drive Aims to Split German Forces in Caucasus Link

Russian forces push toward Rostov gateway to the Caucasus, deep into Nazi held territory. The drive threatens to cut off German troops in the Mai kop Muzdok area as advances press from Rostov.

Rostov Caucasus Maikop-Muzdok

Traffic Charges Postponed as Witnesses Fail to Appear

In Cumberland and Libertytown an array of traffic citations were listed including speeding as high as 90 miles per hour. Charges of vagrancy against Harmmy were scheduled for a hearing but postponed to Monday January 4 due to absent witnesses.

Erick George R. McLee Cumberland Warren G. Carr Someraet Benton Jesse Forney Libertytown Harmmy

Navy lists 20,397 casualties in December report

Washington reports 20,307 total Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard casualties since Pearl Harbor. The December 1–15 list, first released for general publication, details 1,500 new losses from combat, accidents at sea and in the air, and duty related to wartime operations. Army totals would push service casualties to 56,075.

Washington Pearl Harbor Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard Army

Flood Fears Subside As Rain Stops

Rain eased across Frederick County ending flood fears as Monocacy and tributaries fell back within banks. The Potomac stayed within its limits and crews rescued a man from his flooded car near Creagerstown. Traffic returned to normal as authorities warned of no immediate closures. The Utica Evangelical and Reformed Church Ladies Guild marked its twentieth anniversary.

Frederick County Potomac Cumberland Ceresville Hansonville Eugene Kemp L. 8 Nicholson Baltimore F Creagerstown Woodsboro Utica

Local Lewis town meeting chaired by Mrs Elia Bnook

Friday evening session in Lewis town community hall led by President Mrs Elia Bnook opened with carol O Little Town of Bethlehem and prayers. Twenty one members and several visitors attended as November basket sale report by Mrs Walter Keyser was presented.

Lewistown Elia Bnook Little Town of Bethlehem Joseph Clempiano Betty Rene Palmer Verna John Burrier Erma Stul Barbara Kelly Erma Stull Secordian Verna Burrier John Bauesier Walter Keyser Merr Kamsbore Bnock Ang Bern Hiramsung

Community meeting closes with Auld Lang Syne

Barbara Ann Klipp led the gathering as the meeting concluded with the song Auld Lang Syne. Mrs. Snook donated the anniversary cake and attendees enjoyed refreshments before planning to meet at Mrs. Elsie Snook's home next.

Joseph Clam Wae Barbara Ann Klipp

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Board Walkersville Westminster Carroll County Kenneth Turk John Magruder Joseph Vial University of Maryland Stokol Geo. P. Devilbiss M. H. Hoffman Hit Russia Turkey Lieut Dillinger Sergt. Puncke Corp Burke Kemp Watera Edge Frederick County National Bank North Market Street Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation National Beer Pacific Maryland National Brewing CO J. Austin Whitehill West Patrick ST. Frederick By the Way Bailey Goss WBAL Meme Small Leas Co Li Merth Court Phene Shaw The Penney Company Fenney Company
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