Baltimore Draft Call Lists White Graduates for Final Examinations
A Baltimore draft board releases the June list of white high school graduates awaited for final physicals and possible induction. The report names 30 plus volunteers and others from Frederick, Brunswick, Walkersville, and nearby towns, with several transfers and moves to Baltimore and other cities. Officials expect July calls to exhaust the childless married class and those graduates not yet summoned, while the married-with-children class awaits a later start.
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Igh
Baltimore
Armed Services
Neal Draft Board
Frederick
Twente
Des
Jacob Dorris Weatherholst
East Patrick Street
Walter Leroy Wetzel
East Fifth Street
Hewes Davis Kelley
Fifth Avenus
Brunswick
Franklin Elias Grove
Patrick Street
Mark Julian Golibart
East Church Street
William LeVan Hussong, Jr
Rockwell Terrace
Paul Victor Bell Frederick
Donald Joseph Wolf
Trail Avenue
George Vernon Phebus
South Street
Bernard Stewart
Grayson Solomon Hahn
Charles Gardner Freeman
Charles Town
W. Va
Petersville
Newton Loraine Covell
West South Street
Ward Mathias Dinterman
Walkersville
Raeburne Horace Girard
Kurt Mayer
Douglas Harry E. Mills
West Fifth Street
Edgar Lean Draper
Warren Abs Jam Arvin
Seventh Avenue
Camden Joseph Ramsburg
Fairview Avenue
Donald Elisworth Null
Magnolia Avenue
William Rostelle Hooper
William Charles Staley
William Penn Tidmore
Carrol Parkway
Homer Washington Palmer
West 13Th Street
William Henry Kline
East Third Street
Norman Corbett Haller
East Potomac Street
Joan William Russell
M.ca
Harry Chauncey Zimmerman, Jr
Douglas
Braddock Heights
William Joseph Mask
Guy Kunkel Motter, Jr
East Second Street
Wilbur Dale Myes
Fourth Avenue
William Ellswort Kline
Norsn Market Street
Nicholas Debroy Krupey
West Second Street
Indiana, Pa
Carma, Palas & Aoe
Westminster
Bishop Freeman Near Death After Prolonged Illness
Washington June 5 Bishop James E Freeman 76 of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington is reported at the point of death following a long illness. The churchman’s family said physicians told them he probably would not survive the day. He had been ill since last summer. Freeman served in Minneapolis and Yonkers before taking charge of the Washington Diocese September 29 1923. The diocese covers the District of Columbia and parts of Southern Maryland.
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Washington
James E. Freeman
Episcopal Diocese of
Freeman
Minneapolis
Minn
Yorkers
District of Columbia
Maryland
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed for Ahlers in Baltimore Court
Louis A. Ahlers and C Rebecca Ahlers of Mt Airy filed separate U S District Court petitions seeking adjudication as bankrupts. Schedules show combined liabilities for Ahlers and assets and liabilities for Mrs Ahlers totaling substantial debt. Orders adjudicating bankruptcy were signed and the cases referred to Holden S Felton as referee with Sherman P Bowers listed as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Ahlers
C. Rebecca Ahlers
Mt. Airy
U. S. District Court
Baltimore
Cowie Sanasente
Sin
Ahlers
Sherman P. Bowers
Representative Guyer Dies In Naval Hospital
Representative Ulysses Samuel Guyer of Kansas died at Naval Hospital at age 74 after months of illness. A Republican, he had served in Congress since 1927 after an earlier unexpired term beginning in 1924, and was the ranking Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, noted for advocacy of prohibition.
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Washington
Ulysses Samuel Guyer
Congress
Kansas
Naval Hospital
Guyer
Iusheatia
Kansas City
Kas
House Judiciary ‘Committee
Army Nurse Nina Brice Recalls Frontline Africa Service
Second Lieutenant Nina Brice Army nurse recalls landing in Africa with the first invasion nurses, serving in trenches and field hospitals under fire. She mentions native civilians, rationed water, and the urge to return to foreign service, preferably Europe. Brice is daughter of Mrs. Harry Brice of Chestertown and recently returned to Kent County after North Africa duty.
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C. Silas ‘Thomas
Fairview Avenue
Nina Brice
North Africa
Brice
Harry Brice
Chestertown
Africa
England
Lieut
Europe
Meals Without Beef For Next Few Weeks
Baltimore officials said beef supplies would be beefless for weeks as most beef goes from packers to the armed services. Officials warned of a potential butter shortage as grocers noted strain on household supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore War Board Clears Motorman Reinstatement
Baltimore June 5 The Baltimore Transit Company announced it would reinstate a discharged motorman as directed by the War Labor Board, provided the action did not establish a precedent. The move follows a Tri-day strike by APL affiliated employees seeking settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Transit Company
War Labor Board
Churchill And Eden Return From Conference
North Africa visit by Churchill and Eden follows Washington war strategy talks with Roosevelt. Marshall accompanies Churchill. Giraud and De Gaulle meet in London and Gibraltar with Eden. Reports note Eden’s Commons absence and Italian/German broadcasts misstate Churchill’s location.
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London
Winston Churchill
Washington
Roosevell
No. 10 Downing Street
Faw
Anthony Eden
Alan Brooke
Imperial General Staff
United States
Gibraltar
Dwight DB. Eisenhower
Algiers
Eden
Tunis
Northwest
Africa
No. 10
Downing Street
Cunningham
Mediterranean
Giraud
de Gaulle
French Committee For National Liberation
Churchill
England
Leslie Howard
North Africa
Churchil
Giraud-De Gaulle
Gigantic Aerial Drive Against Japs Grows
Washington June 5 A gigantic aerial drive against the Japanese gains pace as Navy and Army focus on more air bases for a sustained bombing campaign. Artemus Gates Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Air says the trend is a battle for air bases. Knox agrees noting Attu airfield work underway and talks of new fields in the Aleutians. Stimson says Attu’s capture brings bombing range insights and air officers discuss feasibility of additional airfields.
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Washington
Navy
Army
Artemus Gates
Air
Pacific Front
Knox
Gates
Attu
Stimson
Army Air
Return to Work at Detroit Plant After Race Dispute Strike
Several thousand Packard Motor Car Company workers who walked out Thursday over racial relations in the plant returned to their jobs this morning, ending a brief disruption at the Detroit facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Packard Motor Car Company
Allied Air Intensive Raids Threaten New Guinea Front
Allied air power led by Gen George C Kenney pounds Wewak and nearby airfields in New Guinea with Liberators and Flying Fortresses. Total bombs in seven raids reach 174 tons, while enemy fighters make no response beyond anti aircraft fire. Fires erupt at Dagua Boram and Wewak airfields as Catalinas strike Babo Dutch New Guinea and Timor raids report minor losses and sightings of fuel fires.
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Allied
Australia
New Guinea
George C. Kenney
Southwest Pacific
Wewak
Lae
Dagua
Boram
Babo
Dutch New Guinea
Timor
Taberlane
Arces
Sugar Shortage Seen From Large Purchases Amid Canning Rush
Reports indicate sugar sales have surged in recent weeks causing shortages at several stores. Ration Book One now provides two five pound stamps for canning, and some families buy 40 to 50 pounds. Rationing Board requires stamps to be used before extra supplies are approved, with need shown for additional certificates. Local strawberries appear, priced around 25 to 35 cents per box, aiding early preserves but considered costly for widespread canning.
Remain Grounded: London Raid Alert Briefed
London reports a grounded craft last night with limited aerial activity in today's Air Ministry briefing. Scattered raiding by a few enemy planes caused a brief alert with minor damage and a few casualties.
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London
Arecraft
Air Ministry
Damae
Miners Ordered To Work Only Until June 20
Washington June 5 The United Mine Workers announce that the authorization to resume work begins Monday June 7 and ends June 20 The National Policy committee says the return is limited to that period to protect the union and its members The telegram signed by John L Lewis John O Leary and Thomas Kennedy notes the move as a de facto truce while soft coal operators and union leaders return to bargaining The War Labor Board order complicates negotiations before workers resume duties
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Washington
United Mine Workers
UMW
National Policy Committee
John L. Lewis
John O'Leary
Thomas Kennedy
War Labor Board
Chinese Army Recovers Kungan in Hupeh Front
Chinese forces claim to have recaptured Kungan, a base in South Hupeh 65 miles southeast of Ichang, after repelling Japanese offensives on the upper Yangtze front. The communique says over half the enemy troops at Kungan were wiped out and the rest retreated, with another point on Ichang’s outer defense captured and a Japanese thrust north from Suihsien repulsed.
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Chungking
Kungan
Hupeh Province
Yangtze
High Command
Ichang
Yanglee
Suihsien
Hankow
Report Shortage Of Labor For Canning In Gaithersburg
The Gaithersburg Thomas and Company plant reports insufficient help to run at full capacity as pea canning begins. The hot week has accelerated maturity and a large volume is arriving. Gasoline transport to the cannery is adequate for now but future supply is uncertain. Local residents provide some labor, but Montgomery area workers form the bulk, with about 300 employed at peak season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Thomas and Company
Montgomery
Deed Recorded For Property Sale On East Eighth Street
A deed was recorded in the clerk's office noting the sale of a property on the south side of East Eighth street from Mr and Mrs Carl H Hane to Mr and Mrs Raymond E Bowers Sr for about 4500 dollars. New York June 5 stock market rallied with motors and steels leading a recovery move as favorites edged up fractions to over a point.
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East Eighth Street
Carl H Hane
Raymond E Bowers
New York
i?i—Motors and Steels
Nogues resigns as resident general of French Morocco
In Algiers Gen Auguste Nogues submitted his resignation to Gen Henri Giraud asserting unity for France and defending his conduct. Gabriel Puaux named to succeed Nogues in Moors. Nogues says Allied landings in Morocco were fulfilled to keep word and fight beside Allies, amid De Gaulle pressure on forming a wartime war cabinet.
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Algiers
Auguste Nogues
Morocco
Henri Giraud
London
Gabriel Puaux
Syria
Ma Oda
Nogues
Nogus
Hhis
Charles de Gaulle
French Committee For National Liberation
Ask For Copy Of State Law Governing Assessors
The County Commissioners have written to State officials for a copy of the bill passed at the last legislative session establishing a uniform statewide method of assessing property. They seek clarity on its provisions and any conflict with the 1937 county assessors bill. Also requested is a copy of a bill providing a salary for a clerk to the trial magistrate at Brunswick.
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General Assembly
Bruns-wick
Five Fleeing Ministers In Montevideo Reported Surrender
Unconfirmed reports from Montevideo say President Castillo and several cabinet members fled to Argentina and surrendered to the Army in La Plata. Ministers including Enrique Ruiz Guiaaz and others boarded the Salto and headed for Colonia, while Rawson’s coup in Buenos Aires established a military council and raised questions about Argentina's Axis ties and regional reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Uruguay
Hamon S. Castile
Argentina
Mario Finest
la Plata
Buttos Aires
Dune
Raziton Sr
Castillo
Salto
Castito
Drummond
Foreign Office
Enrique Ruiz Guiaaz
Argent
Tae Diaeietoual
Tseebesh Canto
Mario Fincintli
Ave
Colonia Harbor
Miguel Chiappe
Arturo Rawson
Colonia
van Want Maser Castillo
Cas«tla
Rawson
Buenos Aires
Axis
Ramon Castillo
Manuel Fresco
Rawlson
Washington
Wage talks resume as miners urged to return to work
New York June 5 negotiators will resume wage talks at 2 30 p m EWT Monday. John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers has urged miners to return to their jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Allied Bombing Blitz Hits Italian Airdromes and Ports
Allied air forces struck Grottaglie and Milo airdromes near Brindisi and in Sicily in daylight raids. Bombers hit catapulting targets from Northwest Africa to Pantelleria, causing fires and damaged hangars, runways, and storage tanks. Leghorn oil refinery sustained heavy damage. ships in the Aegean faced attacks prompting crew abandon ship.
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Allied
North
U. S
Middle Tank
Grottalgie Airedrome
Buindisi
Thity
Africa
Panterlecia
Sicily
Haly
Mussolini
Carl A. Spaatz
Catanzaro
Italan
Messina
Mabe Vet
Catuurary
Syracuse
United States
Pantelleria
Thty
Mediterranean
Northwest African Air Forces
Milo Airfield
Cairo
U. S. Air ‘Force
Girottaglie
Doctors and Officials Plan Monday Conference
A Frederick County Medical Society committee will meet County Commissioners Monday to present a plan for continuing Emergency Hospital operations at no additional cost. The group has prepared a workable staffing plan and will seek submission after discussions with county officials. The hospital has operated with a skeleton nursing staff in recent weeks.
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Prederick, ‘County Medical Society
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Sbs
Uen
George C. Marshall
Sta
Yank
Fornosa
S&s
NEA Telephoto
Kenney
Canning
France
W Lee Elgi
Department of Motor Vehicles
Elgin
Virginia
U.S
Grottalgie Airdrome
Italy
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