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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1943

Page

14

Terms Handed Out In Frederick Courtroom

A crowd of youths and adults faced Magistrate Bennett in Frederick. Stambey Carter and James Marry Bisine, both minors, received four and three month terms for chronic larceny. Roy B. Wirebrenner of New Market got one year for habitual indecent exposure. Mrs. Zenia Harding of South Carroll Street had a suspended sentence for assault and battery after Mrs. Mamie Stimmer testified. Blaine and others faced various deals, including four months for vehicle theft and probation adjustments.

Stambey Carter James Marry Bisine Rockville Frederick House of Correction Alton ¥. Bennett Roy B. Wirebrenner New Market Bennett Zenia Harding South Carroll Street Mamie Stimmer Staunton Tyes- Gaymorn Opa Baers Tasedai E. Baker Cumberland Jessups Blaine Winebrenner Horace Alexander Paul Rhodus Plane No. 4 Alexander Harding Stimmer Stimmel Fredericktonians

Houdini Could Not Untangle OPA Red Tape Says Official

Deputy administrator Louis Maxon resigned from the Office of Price Administration in a five page statement attacking the agency. He warned OPA’s internal weaknesses and a clique of theorists, calling for drastic reorganization and clear wartime policy direction. Brown silent as press conference looms. Maxon cites dangers to free enterprise and price controls.

Washington Lou &. Maxon Office of Price Administration Houdini Detroit OPA Maxon Legaliste Nalievemakinn Nariiane Brown Prentiss Brown Manen Price Sean Henderson Tr Oda Uicre

Ceiling on Berries Sets Prices Across Seven Varieties

Washington reports the Office of Price Administration fixed maximum prices for seven fresh berries to curb unwarranted hikes. Red raspberries and black raspberries top 18 and 16 cents per pound, with other berries at 15 cents. Transportation costs may be added to wholesale points.

Washington Office of Price Administration F. Q

Russians Build Up Offensive On East Front

London reports describe the Soviet and German accounts from Orel Kursk and Belgorod. Soviet communique tallies include 40 000 German deaths and 2 819 tanks destroyed or damaged since the attack began. Berlin radio claims strong Russian forces north of Orel and Sukhinichi with ongoing battle.

London Russia Orel-Kursk Orel Belgorod Tuezday Qrel Kursk Monitor Berlin Sukninchi Moscow Radio

Notable World War II Update from South Carolina Soldiers

South Carolina sources report Pvt. Duppins from Libertytown has been stationed at Canty Gantts and inducted into the Army on March 24. In the wider theatre the Red Army shifted offensive stance as German blows in the Belgorod bulge were absorbed and countered. Berlin claims 38 mile advances and Moscow notes renewed German reinforcements amid ongoing tank and air battles. Martial law lightened in Moscow, with both sides massing forces at Belgorod.

Pvt. Duppins John Duppins Libertytown Canty Gantts Belgorod Bulge Berlin Moscow Belgorod

Hawaii Battles Infantile Paralysis Epidemic

Hawaii faces an outbreak of infantile paralysis described as an epidemic by the territorial board of health. In three months forty seven cases were treated with five cures, and forty patients remain in treatment at a special hospital. Doctor H A Arnold notes no clear cause and a slow decline in cases.

Honolulu Hawaii Great Pacific Territorial Board of Health H. &. Arnold Territorial Office of Civilian Defense Arnold

Draft Order To Hit Workers On Railroads

Frederick County draft boards reclassify childless married men in war industries to LA draft status as replacement schedules are met. The Brunswick district, with rail workers as a principal occupation, faces intensified inductions though officials say no drastic change locally. New hires train for critical posts while substitutes are trained, with women and older workers gradually entering essential roles.

Frederick County Brunswick Frederick

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