Danzig Bombed in Major RAF Daylight Raid on U Boat Base
British Lancasters hit Danzig and Flensburg in a 1.75 mile daylight raid targeting Nazi submarine yards on the Baltic. The operation, described as the longest RAF daylight strike, damaged yards and caused civilian casualties, with additional follow up raids over France.
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London
Germany
Danzig
Baltic
Britain
Air Ministry
Free City
RAF
France
Boston
Dilacach Oi
Tallages Abbeville
United States
Midway Island
Wake
Augsburg
Tald
Danezig
Poland
Berlin
Flensburg
Channel
Hitler
Baryb
Dog Keeps Vigil At Home Of Missing Millard Goodhart
Sandy Hook residents fear Millard Goodhart 64 drowned in the Potomac River last Wednesday above Sandy Hook. His dog remains at the cabin door guarding day and night while authorities search the river. Neighbors plan to follow the dog on nocturnal trips to locate the missing riverman.
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Dog
Millard Goodhart
Sandy Hook
Potomac River
Goodhart
Washington County
Thedog
Wanted Hot Food And Not A Sandwich
Joseph Magruder, 45, of Martinsburg West Virginia, jailed in police court on charges of attempted assault and vagrancy after he demanded hot food from Mrs Gladis Delauter and forced entry. A rash of weekend arrests followed, with six men and one woman in jail awaiting arraignment and several others released on collateral. Lane supports O Conor for re election. Earthquake shocks felt in Guayaquil with no casualties reported.
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Joseph Magruder
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frank K. Torsey
Gladis K. Delauler
West Sun
Magruder
Sergt. Dorsey
Iman
Braddock Pike
Jacob Hardman
Urbana
William Jordan
City
Margie Jordan
Claymond Graham
Paul Hillard
Elwood Lee
Buckeystown
Sidle
Answers To War Quiz From Page Five
Answers to war quiz questions discuss Molotov cocktails as gasoline bottles used against tanks and mention walkie talkies as portable devices. The text notes such items have been described as effective in destroying tanks and aiding soldiers.
Fire sweeps Winchester Fruit Plant destroying offices
A July blaze at the National Fruit Products Company plant in Winchester damaged two three story buildings housing offices and shipping. estimated losses reach 50900. Firefighters from Winchester and Stephens City battled the heat for about two hours. cause undetermined though tracing to the shipping building’s third floor. Some records were saved before the roof collapsed. the Armstrong family leads the company which runs multiple East plants and has fulfilled government orders.
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Winchester
National Fruit Products Company
Stephens City
Robert WW. Lewis
Pamnwny Bandad
Ber Braste Armstrong
Washington
Moscow News Urges Immediate Second Front
The Moscow News calls for an immediate second front against Germany, stating Hitler's weakness lies on the eastern front and criticizing the delay since the Anglo Russian treaty 45 days old. It argues prerequisites for allied victory exist but warns they are insufficient without action.
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Kuibyshev
Russia
Moscow News
Germany
Hitler
Critically Ill in Australia Major Coonan Jr Injured
Westminster reports Major Thomas Coonan Jr serving with See ey Myce in Australia is critically injured. He is the son of the late Dr Coonan of Westminster a physician and former postmaster. His mother in Baltimore was notified on June 19.
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Australia
Westminster
Thomas Coonan, Jr
Coonan
Baltimore
Price-Ceiling Structure Under Attack In Senate Fight
Washington July 12 The Senate will take up a House approved appropriation bill funding a dozen war agencies including the Office of Price Administration The size of the OPA operation faces dispute with Henderson warning amendments could repeal the price ceiling on consumer goods Farm Bureau backed changes seek parity based ceilings for farm product prices sparking expected prolonged debate and potential political battles over staffing and other anti inflation measures
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Washington
Senate
Leon Hendersen
Office of Price Administration
Henderson
House
OPA
Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Roosevelt
Ita
Department of Agriculture
Ways and Means Committee
Deserter Weld Thomas Carty Held for Military Removal
Deserter Thomas Carty of this city is held in the county jail awaiting removal by military authorities. He is charged with being AWOL from Camp A.P. Hill Virginia. The Handel and Haydn Society, founded in Boston in 1818, was the first oratorio society in the United States.
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Weld
Thomas Carty
Carty
A P Hil
The
Handel and Haydn Society
United States
Boston
Boats Bump In Dark Angler Arrested On Potomac River
Two boats collided on the Potomac near Point Fe Rocks early Sunday. Ralph Grimes of Westminster was found with a 95 hook outline and fourteen catfish aboard. he posted bail for a Wednesday Police Court appearance. Regional Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus Sr and District Warden Durward W. Kettells reported the incident.
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Potomac River
Point Fe Rocks
Benjamin F. Phebus
Durward W. Kettells
Ralph Grimes
Westminster
Grimes
Schnauffer Seeks Associate Judge Seat in Sixth Circuit
Patrick M. Schnauffer State's Attorney of Frederick County announces his bid for Associate Judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit serving Frederick and Montgomery Counties. He would be the first Republican candidate for the position. Born 1905 in Brunswick he has held multiple legal roles in Frederick including Trial Magistrate and Examiner in Equity. An active member of state and local bars and several conservation and civic groups, he lives in Mt. Pleasant.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Frederick County
Frederick
Montgomery
Brunswick
Schnauffer
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Maryland Farm Bureau
Junior Fire Company
Eagles Lodge
The
Elks and Moose
A. F
A. Masons
Mt. Pleasant
William
Mary West Schnauffer
Brunswick High School
Man Finds Heaven in Extremity, Sermon Says
Rev Ralph E Shober pastor of the Church of the Brethren at Baker Park Union Service Sunday evening spoke on mans extremity of need as heaven s opportunity The sermon titled The Rock That Is Higher than I urged that philosophy science and materialism cannot lead to God and that the world belongs to God He emphasized the importance of counting him in and noted a fifteen minute song service preceded by Miss Frances Brengle the pianist and led by Donald E Leatherman The service included hymns prayers scripture readings and offerings followed by benediction
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Ralph E. Shober
Church of the Brethren
Baker Park
Mr. Shober
David
God
Shober
Donald E. Leatherman
Frances Brengle
Brown
Samuel S. Johnson
Ralph E. Hartman
F. Bailey Phelps
Edwards
Tawes Again A Candidate For Reelection In Maryland
Annapolis July 12 J Millard Tawes announced he will seek reelection subject to Democratic primaries, praising the O Conor administration. He is aligned with Governor O Conor and signals a split from Baltimore Mayor Howard W Jackson.
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J. Millard Tawes
O'Conor
Tawes
O’conor
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Jackson
Walsh
William C. Walsh
Emerson ©. Harrington
Candidacy Announced for Sixth Judicial Circuit Associate Judge
A candidate declares intent to run for Associate Judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit covering Frederick and Montgomery Counties. The statement addresses voters in the two counties and outlines the campaign for the judicial post.
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Sixth Judicial Circuit
Frederick County State's Attorney Candidate Biography
Tama, a lifelong Frederick County resident from Brunswick, outlines his education at Brunswick High School Washington College and Georgetown Law. He details ten years in Frederick County law practice his service as Examiner in Equity from 1904 Justice of the Peace and Trial Magistrate from 1935 and election as State's Attorney in 1938. He notes marriage in 1921 family of three and membership in the Episcopal Church.
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Tama
Frederick County
Brunswick
William
Mary Wast Schwanuffer
Brunswick High School
Washington College
Georgetown University Law School
Didiat Court
Pleasant
Episcopal Church
Eastern Shore backer Tawes joins O Conor bid
Tawes with strong influence on the Eastern Shore backed O Conor while Walsh expected to seek reelection, aligning with O Conor's faction as the logical choice for support.
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O'Conor
Tawes
O’conor
Walsh
Jackson
Boone Sentenced for Drunken Driving in Police Court
Vann Vernon Boone of 721 North Bentz Street was sentenced to six months in the Maryland House of Correction by Magistrate Alton Bennett in Police Court on July 3 for drunken and reckless driving. He was taken to the institution Friday by Constable W. Suth. Boone had his license reinstated about three months earlier after a six month suspension for a similar offense. Say you saw it in The News.
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Vann Vernon Boone
Bentz Street
Maryland House of Correction
Alton ¥. Bennett
Cudsies W. Suth
Boone
Japs Move To Close Last Chinese Port
The Japanese have occupied Futuou Island near Foochow and press a pincer against Wenchow in Chekiang as Tokyo reports the seizure of Wenchow. Japanese planes scout Fukien while Chinese resistances delay Langchi Island. Landing at Juian followed heavy bombardment and fierce Chinese defense.
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Chungking
China
Futuou Island
Foochaw
Fukien
Providence
Wenchow
High Command
Tokyo Radio
Domei
Chekiang
Fete
Ets
Langchi Island
Juian
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Tommehl
Samuel Smith
New Windsor
Harold Myers
South Market Street
Jerrome Snyder
Mr. Airy
Robert E. Smith
Unionville
Guasaquil
Ecuador
Sa Tormedaman
Bennett
ICE Crusher
Piio
Moscow
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Amy
Transpot
Aerolux
C. C. Carty, Inc
EB. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Delphey
Allen
Market St
Frederick and
Montgomery Counties
Aberle’s
Hendrickson
Aberle
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