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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1942

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2

U.S. to Build 1,000 Bombers Monthly for RAF Says Jane’s

London July 20 The United States plans to produce 1,000 four motored bombers each month for Britain, including Liberators and B 17 Flying Fortresses. Sir Charles Bruce Gardner says the goal mirrors Allied aim for superior combat planes and notes new fighters offer greater firepower, speed, and armor. Jane’s All the World’s Aircraft 1942 edition, edited by Leonard Bridgeman, summarizes wartime air power and lists details on allied and axis aircraft.

Crew Middleton London RAF Cheries Bruce- Gardner Charles Society of British Aircraft Constructors Leonard Bridgeman C. G Grey Ameriga Britain Brittain Germany United States Army Air Corps United States Packard Red Air Force Soviet Russia U.S Russia Jane's

Campaign to halt profiteering in beer and soft drinks

Washington July 200P Price Administrator Leon Henderson announced a nation wide campaign to end profiteering in the sale of beer and soft drinks to soldiers and sailors describing it as a low form of chisel ing. He urged any service member who believes he is over charged to notify his commanding officer who would forward the complaint to the nearest authority.

Washington Leon Henderson Henderson Iwan

Mrs Murdock Takes A Case In A Nervy Run For Envelope

Delia Murdock receives a late call claiming a memo envelope must be fetched at 273 Morton Street Room 24. She persuades Joyce to accompany her but insists on going alone as the shadowy pursuit unfolds. They reach a brick block where street numbers jump, and the address appears to be 264, setting up a tense urban chase to the next clue.

Ella Tierce Joyer Delia Morton Street Morton Shaws Row Joyce Jack Fonner Jack Ponner Joyee Tim Jayer Ton- Joyce Tayee Meindramalic Nolice

Prices questioned as bottled drinks hike drawn to attention

OPA and Price Administrator probe price hikes by grocers and eateries near military bases. Henderson reports action at Fran beth City Tenn and Climton Nova Carolina near Fort Bragg and Camp Davis. In Rockville Md, July 20 candidates file for Montgomery County Democratic endorsements including Watkins Cashel Dismond Gi Walker and Watkins for state and local posts.

OPA Henderson Ui Rramme Temporari Restraiming Ardars Im Bederal Care Franbeth City Tennessee Climton Nova Carolina Fort Bragg Wilmington Sorta Carolina Camp Davis Rockville Swidie Montgomery County Democraty Clayton K Watkins Cire’ Court Hanson G Cashel Rog.ster John B Dismond Courty Replarer James W Gi House of Delegates J. Forest Walker Democratic State Central Committee Ben G Wukinson, Jr House of Deregaies

Moberly Announces Candidacy for Orphans Court Judge

Moberly Mervic F announces for Judge of the Orphans Court as the fourth Republican candidate. Incumbents Pinkney A Richardson and Dr Clyde Routzahn have announced, with J Welly Fahiney also previously signaling. Moberly is active in Republican circles in Moberly city and county and known as a painter and decorator.

Moberly Mervic Promanent The Orphans’ Court Pinkney A. Richardson T Clyde Routzahn J Welly Fahiney

Sunday visits and social notes from Frederick area

Frederick area social notes list numerous Sunday visits and weekend gatherings. Families including Gross, Willhide, Dougherty, Fogle, Daugherty, and Birely are mentioned visiting relatives in Gaithersburg Woodsboro Thurmont and Baltimore. A luncheon for Neighborhood Garden Club members in Gaithersburg is noted, with co hosts and delegates named. A memorial service for Francis Scott Key Post Auxiliary is announced with election of delegates at East Church Street.

Gaithersburg Neighborhood Garden Club Lewis Reed Reed Merle Jacobs Earl Williams Eugene Waters Germantown Howard Miles Laura Virginia Miles Clarksburg Virginia Beach William T. Gover P C Helmuteller Cynthia and Robert Richmond Ladesburg Jacob Hahn Bruceville Pauli Saylor Raymond Dougherty Virginia Donald John Eugene Fogle Woodsboro Katherine Gross Elwood Galliday Ellicott City Cheeter Fogle Thurmont Philadelphia New Jersey New York City F. H. Birely Mervin Kvans Youngstown Ohio Gross Dougherty Allin Union Bridge Rosaline Ewrodiph Ulutyed Tadl Redty Virginia Daugherty David Aumo Panevtown Albert Smith Baltimore Sprog Biraly C. Smith Samuel Smith Rouversville Ronald Chester Fogle Mervin Koons C. 5 Smith Daniel Lind Paul Baker Howard Shipley Wondsboro Bennie Frock Binal Bowers Greencastle Thomas McCoy New Jer SC F H Birely Vernon Mc-Coy Billy McCoy Liberty Birely Thomas Austin Hefner Mary Biehl Frederck Suez Canal Albert Viriz Womens Auxiliary Francis Scott Key American Legion Legion Home East Church Street

Zimmerman Named Physical Ed Director At Frederick High

James F. Zimmerman of Frederick was appointed physical education director for Frederick High School by the Frederick County Board of Education at a meeting on East Church Street. He will head the physical education vacancy created by Herman Knuppel and also lead the new introductory aviation department, with courses to be offered next fall. Zimmerman, a former Thurmont High School teacher of mathematics, algebra, and physical education, resides at 425 E. Patrick Street and is pursuing postgraduate aviation studies at College Park.

James F. Zimmerman Frederick Frederick High School Atronautics College Park Pruitt University of Maryland

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George L. Cone Stieff Stieff Rose Doll’s Jewelry Store Fleecy Cloud Kemp Ladiesburg Mary Gross Leslie Gross Elwood Gross Frank Willhide Ethel Willhide Curtis Smith Lansdowne Paul Ramsdell Cloppers Corinne Bevans Hobart Ramsden Ira Darby Salisbury Fenton Kephart and Son Miles Lankford Pocomoxe City Martha Haley James Haley Quaker City Frederick's North Market Street Frederick County National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Zimmerman Frederick High W. C. Roderick Lloyd Roberts Merril Toms James Tors Douglas Lydard Alfred G. Zimmerman Bath John W. Ebert U. & Marine Corps Lydia E. Pinkham Finkham Keystone Paints Sunkex Nicodemus Faint N. Court St Williamson Maryland North Court St Sandwitch Grill Alexander Hagerstown Mad F. M. Eversden American Medical Association Charles Street Fredericktown America Crisco Wheaties
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