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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1942

Page

12

OPA Officials Speak At Lions Club Meeting

OPA State director Leo H. McCormick and State attorney Robert Oppenheimer addressed the Lions Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. McCormick defended price control and recalled WWI price trends while outlining current ceilings. Oppenheimer explained rationing and its wartime purpose, noting enforcement and penalties to ensure fair distribution.

Leo H. MecCormick OPA Rerber Oppenheimer Lion's Club Francis Scott Key McCormick Oppenheimer Mr. Oppenheimer

First Battle Photos From Convoy Bound For Russia

Local Lions Club program featured price control discussions with speakers McCormick and Oppenheimer. They urged patriotic citizen action and noted demonstrations of support through Democratic processes. The event was broadcast on WFMD with station staff and officers in attendance.

Russia Mr. Oppenheimer McCormick Ralph W. Boyer Clifford Yinger Lions’ Club James E. Degnan William Eggleston Richard F. Kline Barents Lea

Chase Dies in Oakland at Highland Hospital

Pittsburg native Chase 36, former baseball player, died at Highland Hospital Oakland after a heart attack. He was reported in critical condition earlier today and described as comatose but incoherent by hospital officials.

Wal Chase Oakland Calif Chase Highland Hospital Attenia

Japanese May Have Taken More Islands

Dimond of Alaska reported possible Japanese occupation of the Pribilof Islands about 250 miles from Dutch Harbor. He cited several reports from locals and said it is hardly conceivable the United States would tolerate such a loss without power. The Navy had not confirmed or denied the claims.

Washington Delevale Dimond Alaska Pribilof Islands Dutch Harbor Dimond

Answers To War Quiz

The page features quiz items about military insignia and leadership. It lists the Mith Division insignia, Colonel Faith directing women officers of the W.A.S.A. C. at Port Des Moines, and a wartime mess call phrase instructing men to wait for the mess sergeant to call the company to meals with time honored words.

Mith Division Faith W.asa. C Port Des Molona

Town seeks injunction over alley obstruction in Emmitsburg

The Burgess and Commissioners of Emmitsburg filed in Circuit Court a petition by Francis J. Campbell to remove a shed and other obstructions blocking Broad alley Lincoln avenue. Chief Judge Delaplaine set show cause by August 25. The town claims the owner refused to remove the fence and building obstructing through traffic. Also notes Canada shipped goods worth $659 million to the United Kingdom in TOA.

Rose Brown Emmitsburg Circuit Court Edward S. Delaplaine Francis J. Campbell Burgess Joseph R Hake Lloyd Ohler Cooley Meee Broad Alley Lincoln Avenue Canada United Kingdom Toa

Two Injured In Accident Near Urbana Route 240 Hill

Two men were injured when a Potomac Edison repair truck went out of control on Route 240 a mile north of Urbana. Atlee Gouker and Ralph Layton suffered fractures and a severe chin cut after being thrown in the rear. Driver James Linton and Austin Staley escaped injury as the truck struck a rock and ripped off wheels. State Trooper Corbin investigates steering gear failure and brake loss.

Potomac Edison Co Urbana Frederick City Hospital A. E. Fisher Atlee Gouker Motter Avenue Ralph Layton East Third Street James Linton Yellow Springs Austin Staley Gouker Layton John Morgan Power Company

Six Regulations Adopted By Maryland Game Commission

The Maryland State Game and Inland Fish Commission adopted six regulations at its Baltimore meeting, effective immediately, including no nets in trout waters and stricter illegal deer penalties. A statewide tourist angler license at $1 a day was set, with creel limits on shad, rock, and saws from the Susquehanna River. The panel also submitted three recommendations to the Legislative Council and adopted four new conservation policies.

Cumberland Allegany Washington Garrett State Game and Inland Fish Commission Baltimore Fulcher FP. Smith Maryland Legislative Council Susquehanna Legislative Council

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