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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1943

Page

3

County Wheat Prices Shift in Cash Sales and Government Loans

County wheat buyers cite a local cash price near 1.46 dollars per bushel with more new crop moving in cash sales than to federal storage. Some see higher prices ahead while others recall profit from previous loan plan sales. official counts show about 30,000 bushels received and 25,000 shipped, with yields of 15 to 16 bushels per acre and noted variability in quality this season. County agents report generally lower average returns but not extreme losses, with some growers posting fine yields amid a shorter crop.

Farmers Cooperative Association, Inc Henry R Shoemaker

Dedicate Memorial To Naval Aviator at All Saints Church

A memorial window in All Saints church honors Lieut. William T. Delaplaine U.S. Navy and eight others killed in a tearaned lane on April 27. Dedicated at the 6 o'clock Communion Service by Rev. Samuel S Johnston the work is by Jaxi R Lamb Studios as a Delaplaine family gift.

All Saints Church William T. Delaplaine U.S Navy Samuel S Johnston Jaxi R. Lamb Delaplaine

Oakes Body Released For Shipment To Maine

Nassau Bahamas July 12 The body of Sir Harry Oakes a multi millionaire whose death shook the colony was cleared for transport to Bar Harbor Maine for burial. Alfred De Marigny his son in law faces preliminary hearing on charges he killed the 68 year old baronet. Funeral plane order recalled reagents and the body was returned to a hospital autopsy room as reporters were kept off the grounds.

Nassau Bahamas Harry Oakes Duke of Windsor Bar Harbor Alfred de Marigny Oakes United States

Negro Soldier Killed In Camp Shenango Fight

At Camp Shenango Pennsylvania a clash between white and Negro troops Sunday evening left one Black soldier dead and six others wounded. The Army press relations office reported all injured were treated at the station hospital.

Shenango Pa Camp Shenango Army Shenango

Heavy Allied Bombing Raids Storm Sicilian Front

U S bombers from Middle East air bases attacked two southern Italian airfields near Reggio Calabria and Vibo Valentia, starting fires, destroying aircraft, and forcing German planes from the skies. RAF fighters near Crete engaged German fighters, claiming a downed craft. All Allied planes returned safely.

Middle East Sicily Italy Reggio Calabria Shiels Vibo Valentie Airodrome Anathan Cerman Vasyars Ischmitt Messer'schaint Crete

Seven Poker Players Fined After Royal Flush Flop

In New York on July 12 David Rappaport fanned out a total flush and Let out a war hoop. The noise drew police attention and seven players faced disorderly conduct charges. All pled guilty and paid $1 fines. Rappaport did not collect on the royal flush.

New York David Rappaport Rappaport

Calls Shoe Dealers To Attend Meeting

Baltimore July 12 A M Shak man Katz commodity rationing representative of the State Office of Free Administration announced he had called a meeting at Marvin shop daatore foe Ut po tomorrow to explain new OPA shoe regulations Katz said the OPA in Washington announced yesterday that shoe dealers may sell without coupons a certain percentage of stock on hand Apr 10 when they made an OPA required inventory This new regulation aims to move stock dealers normally would not sell Between July 19 and 31 retailers may move one percent of men s dress shoes work shoes and youths and boys footwear four percent of women s shoes two percent of mens children's and infants footwear The OPA rule sets sale prices as a percent above the price paid by the wholesaler and if not ascertainable retail price must be 25 percent below the legal ceiling Shoes offered for sale must be labeled OPA add lot release in advertisements and each pair marked indelibly

Baltimore Shakman Katz State Office of Free Administration Utpo Lord Baltimore Katz OPA Washington Katy

Three Negroes Arrested In Auto Theft Case

Three colored youths were arrested by police for occupying a coupe believed to belong to Markell and Ford, local coal yard dealers. Diggs, alleged employee of the coal firm, was charged with unauthorized use of the car. William Thomas and Lying Lyles, both 17, faced charges for occupying a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. The trio, arrested about 3 a.m. by Officer Ben Phebus, were jailed for a hearing.

Markell Ford Cou O's Drene William Thomas All Saints Street Lyles South Bente Street Ben Phebus Diggs

Eighth annual Sumpee Svavel opens at Hood College

More than AN persons from Maryland and the District of Columbia gathered Sunday for the eighth Sumpee Svavel at Hood College. Dr Mer P Bauelman of the Lutheran Seminary Gettysburg opened with a sermon. evening vesper services and a public recital were announced with plans for music, groups, and interdenominational participation through the week.

Maryland District of Columbia Hood Cotlege Mer P Bauelman Lutheran Theological Seminary Gettysburg Evangelical Lutheran Churet Rov L Hagerstown Rosa Base Woidh Chicago Maryland-Delaware Brodbech Hall Mood Cattewe Peloup Wl Ps Sonplace Ao Iniawer

Rev Lawrence Little Named New Pastor at Kemptown

Rev Lawrence Little D D professor of rhymous education at Western Maryland College Westminster will become pastor of the Kemptown charge succeeding Rev Stephen Galles now chaplain with the bank of jast lieutenant. He will lead at least until September. A Cambridges Mass trip preceded his church services and he attended Amy Chaplain's School.

Lawrence Little Western Maryland College Westminster Kerent Hige Stephen Galles Jast Little Chaphan Galley Kemptown Montgomery Church

Battle for Ragusa Reported as Nazis Clash for Town

A CBS broadcast quoted Algiers radio stating that British and Allied forces faced heavy German resistance for Ragusa, an important road and rail junction. Paratroops and landing troops reportedly secured initial quarters as reinforcements came ashore to bolster the attack on the coastal town.

New York Pytenak DC CBS Algiers Ragusa Stoshy

Rationing Roundup Details Stamp Validity and Oil Rations

The notice outlines ration stamps for various goods including Food Book stamps, sugar, coffee, shoes, and gas coupons with validity dates through July and August and new books issued from July 22. It notes adjustments to fuel oil coupons, regional differences in gasoline allocations, and a renewal process via application blanks at filing stations.

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