Rotarian Luncheon Hearings War Experiences of Dr Warfield
Rev Dr GaithER P Warfield, returned from Europe, spoke to the Rotary Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel about his time in Poland Russia and Germany during World War II. He described refugee flights prison camps Gestapo reports and American colony efforts in Warsaw and noted German manpower and complacency at home.
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Gaither P. Warfield
Europe
Rotary Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Warficld
Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr
Poland
Russia
Sheyer
Warsaw
Warfield
Germany
Abot
Gestapo
de Wity Wieth
United States
Hitley
Hitler
Charles McC. Mathias
Paul S. Michael
Alvin G. Quinn
James Maples
Ernest Berger
William B. Bennett
Parsons Newman
William R. Barnhart
Edgar E. Thomas
Henry Powers
Philip Wertheimer
Samuel S. Johnston
Edward P. Thomas
Howard W. Ash
A. Talbott Brice
Jefferson
Barry Thompson
Pittsburgh
Gambrill State Park
Answers to War Quiz on Page Five
Answers cover civilian defense corps members in the bomb squad and PT meaning patrol torpedo boat. A watermelon of garbled OCR notes references zebra insignia and noncommissioned officers, with sleeve size notes unclear.
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Civilian Defense Corps
U-Boat Toll Nears 400 Atlan tic losses rise near Pearl Harbor toll
The Navy reports further sinkings including a U.S. cargo ship and a British merchantman, lifting the unofficial Allied and neutral losses in the Western Atlantic since Pearl Harbor to 396. Nine survivors describe peril at sea and rescue efforts after the attacks 45 dead and 89 rescued. A Norwegian captain was wounded when a dinghy carrying him and three crewmen was fired upon. Survivors recount using lifeboats, rationing biscuits, and salvaging water amid wreckage.
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U.S
Associated Press
Pearl Harbor
Finn Ager Madsen
Tonaburg
Norway
Gulf Coast
Devil's Island
French Guiana
Paramaribo
Dutch Guiana
Caribbean
Roosevelt aids Chiang Kai-Shek in Chungking talks
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek and Josephus Currie, assistant to President Roosevelt, conferred for hours in Chungking on undisclosed matters as Japanese forces recaptured Kienteh and heavy fighting raged near Wenchow and Lanchi. Burma shows 30000 Chinese troops still resisting with aid from American air transport amid rationing actions in Frederick County.
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China
Ju Lauchiin Currie
Roosevelt
Chiang Kai-Shek
High Command
Kienteh
Hangcnow
Chekiang Province
Wenchow
Chekiang
Lanchi
Man Wanted Here Sentences Man Wanted Here
Chief Judge Samuel K Dennison imposed twenty five months on Herbert E Magnus 37 of Washington for passing bad checks in Baltimore. Magnus is also wanted in Frederick and Cumberland on similar charges and faces a bigamy probe in a Baltimore widow’s marriage last month. He used four names while staying in Baltimore hotels and cashed four checks totaling 131 dollars at a department store before attempting another. Detective Lieutenants Vogelsang and Haas testified.
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Baltimore
Samuel K. Dennison
Herbert E Magnus
Washington
Paul © Wolman
Magnus
Frederick
Cumberland
Frederick County
Dennis
Baltimore Court
Automs Ome Cved
Deemile Waltsl Tutators
Brunswick Officials Press Sewer Connection Compliance
Brunswick officials notified a delinquent property owner that material shortages do not stop prosecution and directed him to obtain supplies. Mayor Alfred Harris said most delinquents had arranged to comply after notices. one remained noncompliant. A second, unrelated note mentions historical use of cannon in Italy to guard crops from hail.
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Alfred Harris
Ape
3Ra Ocdesed Colarosolute
Harris Aia
Italy
29 German U-Boat Crewmen Buried With Honors in Hampton
Bodies of 29 German submarine crewmen killed in the Atlantic were landed on American soil for burial at Hampton National Cemetery in Virginia. Brief Catholic and Protestant services were led by Navy chaplains W F Wheeler and J G Lundquist, with Army Chaplain G F Daum in attendance. A Navy firing squad gave three volleys and the bugler sounded taps as officers from both services observed.
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Norfolk
Atlantic
Hampton
Navy
National Cemetery
Army
Strube Arrested in Urbana for Drunken Driving
Urbana man Strube was jailed after arrest by Officer Daniel Swomley on a drunken driving charge. He had been convicted and fined $101 for a similar offense on June 15 and appealed the verdict.
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Strube
Farl
Urbana
Daniel E. Swomley
Filing Time Ends Friday Midnight
Republican and Democratic leaders indicate no opposition facing Clerk of the Court Ellis C Wachter and County Treasurer James H Falk for re election Browning declines to seek Clerk of the Court and commits to Democratic State Central Committee A fifth Democratic candidate Maurice C Smith enters race for County Commissioner and Republican Pauyt Rhoades files for Register of Wills with Leatherman seeking re election
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Ellis C. Wachter
iCounty
James H. Falk
Browning
R. Avery Browning
Myersville
Democratic State Central Committee
C. Fred Knock
Falk
Raymond L. Kelly
Ceresville
Rhoades
Register Wills
Pau Yt Rhoades
Ray I. Leatherman
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Independent Hose Co
Guy Anders
Maurice C. Smith
Woodsboro
Frederick County
Glade Valley
James M. Smith
Sixth District
Magistrate Weinberg declares candidacy with certificates
Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg said he will file his certificates here and in Montgomery County today. He was among the first to announce his candidacy for the party nomination.
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Manuel M. Weinberg
Montgomery County
Work Stoppages Cost War Effort Plenty
Labor disputes cost 254 653 man days of war production in June, up 117 353 from May, per the War Labor Board. Two strikes were settled while a 22 000 worker AFL walkout on Navy projects in New York was postponed. General Motors tank arsenal at Grand Blanc, Michigan idled a week after a smoking dispute, resumed after grievances were settled.
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War Labor Board
AFL
New York
Washington
General Motors Tank Arsenal
Grand Blanc
Mich
AFL Truck Strike Delivers Materials for War Plants
In St Louis striking AFL truck drivers began delivering materials to war plants at the Army Officers’ request, easing shortages at many factories. About 3 000 drivers walked out seeking a 6 per week raise from 30 to 40 dollars for a 48 hour week. William Ryan, president of the Teamsters and Chauffeurs Local, said the strike was unauthorized.
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AFL
St Louis
William Ryan
Teamsters Jand Chauffeurs
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