Two Injured By Autos In Frederick City Weekend
A Frederick youngster and a Thurmont baby were struck by autos over the weekend and treated at Frederick City Hospital. Both injuries were minor and the patients were released. No charges were filed. John Le Roy Schmidt, 202 West 5th Street, hit a New North End Cleaners truck driven by Roger E. Fogle. Schmidt was treated and discharged, Fogle held blameless. Robert, four, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fraley of Thurmont, was injured when a car on West Fourth Street struck him. the car owner Lewis Barnes, 7 West Sixth Street, took him to hospital for a cut lip and bruised nose. Barnes held blameless.
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Frederick
Thurmont
Frederick City Hospital
John LeRoy Schmidt
West 5Th Street
Ralph Potts
New North End Cleaners
Roger E. Fogle
Fogle
Robert
James A. Fraley
Dan Swomley
West Fourth Street
Lewis A. Barnes
West Sixth Street
Barnes
Moody Leading Revolt of Texas Democrats
A 48 vote Texas Regulars delegation will seek seating at the Democratic National Convention amid a Southern Revolt against any racial equality plank. Illinois and Chicago report Moody leads opposition to Wallace with a plan to seat Texas electors if conditions are met. The scene signals early party fracture before the convention.
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Chicago
Dan Moody
Wallace
Texas
Democratic National Committee
Lone Star
Maryland P T A Congress Convenes at UMD
The Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers will convene tomorrow in College Park at the University of Maryland in cooperation with the National Congress of Parents and Teachers on Tuesday in July.
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College Park
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
University of Maryland
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
New Axis Theme Song Aims to Boost Bomb Moral
July 16 report from New York states the German radio introduced a theme song for the flying bomb. US monitors say the male chorus delivers a lively tune while words blur, with a refrain promising a direct path to London. The arrangement includes sound effects mimicking the bomb in flight.
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New York
Radio Today
United States
London
Cologne
Hamburg
Munich
Berlin
Auto mechanics scarce hit Baltimore repair shops
Baltimore faces a shortage of skilled auto mechanics, described as “in bad shape” by William F Knell, district manager of the division of motor transport, Office of Defense Transportation. Baltimore leads the nation in training mechanics in schools, yet the shortage persists.
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Baltimore
William F Knell
Division of Motor Transport
Office of Defense Transportation
Knell
Strikers Return to Resume B24 Production at Willow Run
Ypsilanti July 16 Members of Local 50 United Automobile Workers CIO voted to resume production of four engine B24 Liberator bombers at midnight tonight at Ford's Willow Run bomber plant near here. The giant plant, which had been producing a bomber each working hour, closed Saturday noon due to crane operators' work suspension.
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Ypsilanti, Mien
United Automobile Workers (Cio
Willow Run
War ration stamp validity notice spans foods shoes gas and fuel oil
The Associated Press lists ration stamp validity for several categories. Meats fats books four stamps A through Z8 remain valid indefinitely, processed foods book four blue stamps A8 to Z8 and A5 valid indefinitely, sugar book four stamps 30 31 32 valid five pounds each, stamp 40 good for five pounds for home canning through February 28, 1945. Shoes airplane stamps 1 and 2 in book three valid indefinitely. Gasoline northeast and southeast 10 A coupons good for three gallons through August 8, elsewhere 12 A coupons good for three gallons through September 21. B 3 B 4 C 3 C 4 coupons good everywhere for five gallons. Fuel oil period four and five coupons valid through September 30, new period one coupons may be used as soon as received from ration boards.
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Associated Press
Advanced Allied Forces Seal Off Japanese in New Guinea
Allied headquarters in New Guinea says reinforced American troops have cut off the advanced Japanese forces that broke Allied lines on the Drimior River, 21 miles east of Aitape. The 18th Imperial Army renewed attempts to break the encirclement, repulsed counterattacks, and the river’s west bank remains firmly held as 45,000 trapped Nipponese await the next assault.
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New Guinea
Drinimor
Aitape
British New Guinea
18Th Imperial Army
Foid
Friendly Circle Class Picnic at Calvary Church
The Friendly Circle Class of Calvary Methodist Church held its annual picnic at Brad dock Heights last Thursday evening with large attendance. Guests included Dr. Sanders J P Haas Mrs Ruth Hopkins and several Misses Whitmore Moberly Wickless Morgan. A picnic supper was served by the committee and bowling was enjoyed. A wiener roast is planned for late July. El Salvador ranks fourth in world production of coffee.
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Friendly Circle
Calvary Methodist Church
James Morris
Braddock Heights
Dr. Sanders
J P Haas
Ruth ‘Hopkins
Mary C. Whittmore
Lorraine Moberly
Helen Wickless
Ruth M. Morgan
Japanese-Americans Stun Nazi Enemies in Italy War Tale
Dallas July 16 three Japanese American infantrymen Frank Marihard Arthur Shinyama and James Iwamoto earned Purple Hearts for service to the United States Army in Italy. They recalled how German troops were stunned to learn they fought for the Allies, with Shinyama noting Americans initially believed them to be Filipinos or Chinese. The report captures their surprise at Allied praise for Japanese American troops.
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Dallas
Frank Marihard Arthur Shinyana
James Iwamoto
Weavers
Purple Hearts
United States Army
Italy
Shinyama
Schofield Barracks
Oahu Island
Class Picnic Sufer Truth Seekers at Calvary Methodist event
The Truth Seekers Class of Calvary Methodist Sunday School and guests hosted their annual picnic featuring church members and attendees gathering for a community outdoor event with shared food and fellowship.
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Sufper
Truth Seekers
Calvary Methodist Sunday School
Friendly Circle Sunday School Class Meeting Notes
Mrs. W. W. Corbin hosted the Friendly Circle class of Calvary Methodist Church at Mrs. James H. Harris’s home with twelve members present. President Emp Bentz presided and the group discussed the Apostles Creed and class verse. Delue Crawford won the Guess box. automobiles party was played. they closed by singing Blest Be the Tie. refreshments were served by Mrs. Corbin. The group had recently held a successful game party at Mrs. Harris’s home.
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W. W. Corbin
Eighth Street
Friendly Circle
Calvary Methodist Church
James H. Harris
Emp Bentz
Corbin
Delue Crawford
Mira
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Arlington
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Eile
Mia
Keystone Paint Products
Nicodemus
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Rogers Park Drug CO
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China
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Kkemsbecg
Jevelry Ee
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el Salvador
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Markell Nelson
Herman Brust
Charles Kemp
Russell Linton
Roy Creager
Maurice Sharer
William Handley
Merril Adams
Ebmer Geisbert
Buddie Fox
Perry Tritappe
Ida Kemp
John Wickless
Joseph Wolf
Harvey Kemp
Edith Leather
Donald Shattenberg
Mises
Nora Mae Brust
Barbara
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City, N.Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
Geroge Bo Kehne
St Joseph
Arsfact
Agenc Guarantee
Coun Sel
Monument
Bec
Altents Ma
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank OF
WAC
Wacs
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U.S. Army
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