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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1943

Page

10

Two U S Passenger Ships Sunk. Over 850 Lost At Sea

The Navy reports more than 850 lives lost in North Atlantic torpedo attacks this month. Two privately operated passenger cargo ships carrying military personnel and civilian workers sank within four days after night torpedo strikes. Most victims were Army Navy Marine Corps or Coast Guard. Weather and seas hindered lifeboats. ships names not released.

Washington North Atlantic Navy United States Army Marine Corps Coast Guard Thane Wee Aekita Umdar Tha United Nations Atlantic Bliss Scott Rutledge Hewes Leedstown Africa Elliott Little Gregory Calhoun Coolidge Solomon Islands Pacific Newfoundland Corregidor Manila Bay Rawalpindi City of Benares England Athenia Caribou Cabot Strait

Nazis Think England Preparing Invasion

Bern dispatch reports Nazi aerial reconnaissance over England suggests an English invasion attempt may be imminent. The note cites interest in fortifications at ports and coastal shipping, with unusual road traffic and industrial-area activity as possible indicators.

Bern Switzerland le Havre Tribune de Geneve England English Channel North Sea Naz

Enrollment Formation Books Begins in Frederick County

Thousands of school children in Frederick County start half sessions this week as ration book issuance ramps up. Supervised by Eugene W. Pruitt the program runs through February 23 26 with early dismissals at 130 pm at designated schools. Volunteers and veterans assist clerks in registering the public for the second war ration books amid security measures and extended hours.

Frederick County Arei Ben Eugene W. Pruitt Rocky Ridge Harrisville Frederick High School Brunswick High School Ration Board County Board of Education Pruitt Reg- Ual Board of Education

Clipper Flying Boat Crashes In Landing

The Yankee Clipper crash landed on the Tagus River in Lisbon on February 22 causing four deaths and 20 missing of 40 aboard. Four women passengers survived, including Jane Froman who suffered injuries and sought to find her husband. Captain Sullivan led the flight from the United States via the Azores with 27 passengers and 12 crew members aboard.

Lisbon United States Tagus Jane Froman Sullivan Azores

General Enrico Pezzi Killed in Action Over Enemy Territory

Rome radio reported Brig. Gen Enrico Pezzi commander in chief of the Malian Air Force in Russia was killed during a flight over enemy territory. He was 46 and had held the post for about a year.

London Enrico Pezzi Russia Rome Radio Associated Press Pezzi

Acquittals Mark Night of Courtroom Drama

Two men Paul Yinger of 110 West Fifth Street and Robert Carey of 423 North Bentz Street were acquitted of assault and battery against Speciel Deputy Sheriff Francis Wagner at Frederick Junction. Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett presided. Wagner testified he tried to arrest a soldier and a scuffle ensued with Yinger and Carey pinning his arms. Both defendants claimed Wagner struck first. they did not know he was a deputy sheriff until after the punch. Several others faced charges and fines, while the Mt. Airy Red Cross plans a school dance to raise campaign funds.

Paul Yinger West Fifth Street Robert Carey North Bentz Street Speciel Francis Mut" Wagner Frederick Junction Alton Y. Bennett Wagner West Patrick Street Yinger Carey T. J Walter E. Sinn James Day Baker South Mar Wet Street Mary Elizabeth Crist Baker Reno Crist East Fourth Street Sherman P. Bowers Samuel Thompson Bennett Samuel Hill Broat Grand Lonie Hut Hill

Roosevelt warns against miracles in wartime finances

President Roosevelt told a Democratic National Committee dinner radio audience that this is no age of miracles and Americans will face reverses and misfortunes. He recalled Saratoga and warned against counting on sudden victories, urging faith and practical effort over hollow hopes.

Washington Presient Roosevelt Democratic National Committee Burgoyne Saratoga

Recapped Tires Rule Reversed by Local Board

The Frederick County War Price and Ration Board announced that no certificate is needed for recapping tires since Saturday. Owners may have tires re treaded while purchases of recapped tires still require a certificate. A tire abuse penalty may be imposed for improper recapping to save the carcass. Women buy most food and clothing in the United States.

rationIrg Board Levenne Munimd Yane Mapdree Ration Board Frederick County War Price and Ration Board OPA

Cumberland Man Named In Stolen Bond Probe

Justice Department disclosed the arrest of John Jay O'Brien in Cumberland Maryland to answer a complaint accusing him of handling several thousand dollars worth of stolen bonds. FBI Director J Edgar Hoover said O'Brien is the last of nine arrested in a conspiracy to traffic in stolen securities and that $40000 in stocks and bonds including South American issues were stolen from the Barkman vehicle in Florida in 1943. The probe links a New York brokerage firm to the scheme via Matthew Reinhardt, with others named by the FBI as involved. The complaint was filed in New York February 16.

Washington Victor E. P. Barkman Degreus Deuch Fla Utica N. Y Robert A. Middleton FBI Hoover New York Matthew Reinhardt Reinhardt al Joseph Contento al Howard Frank A. Miller Daniel Spencer Moran George A. Turley Sigmund Saxe Russell Saferson Joseph W. Grober O'Brien

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