Induction Notices Sent By Draft Board One
Sixty six city and county men were summoned for final physicals and probable induction into the armed forces in the near future. The group, the first July Selective Service call for Board One, includes many previously deferred high school graduates and several local volunteers. Seventeen colored men are listed among those entering service, with thirty four residents from this city. The list names numerous individuals from Brunswick Frederick Walkersville Middletown and Gaithersburg among others, with volunteers and transfers noted.
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Board One
Chase
Heisely B. Coran
Liberty
Walkersville
Henry A. Schueler
Merhbl A. Lantz
Charles F. McKenzie
L. Donald Davis
Guy W. Nusz
G. David Garber
Glade Valley Garber, Inc
Richard F. Young
Italians Get New Decrees From Cabinet
The Italian cabinet met with Premier Mussolini presiding and approved several decrees, Rome radio said in a broadcast recorded by the Associated Press.
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London
Mussolini
Rome
Associated Press
Assessors Seek Clarity on Status as Terms Expire
County Assessors E C Speaks and Thomas R Saylor told County Commissioners they question their legal status after Monday when their six year terms end under the old assessors law. Attorney William M Starm doubted if they can act on new schedules but noted they could continue to assess and have schedules adopted after reappointment. The board was advised to forward applicant lists for the Tax Commission examinations to determine replacements.
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E. C. Speaks
Thomas R. Saylor
Storm
Tax Commission
15-1 Shot Wins Derby Run At Newmarket
Straight Deal owned by Dorothy Paget wins the Derby at Newmarket by surging from fifth in the last half mile. Umiddad and Nasrullah take second and third. Persian Gwi fourth and favorite Kingseway fifth after a revised ruling. Race value about $18,000.
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Newmarket
England
Dorothy Paget
Britain
Aga Khan
Umiddad
Nasrullah
Kingseway
Lord Astor
Kingsway
Allied Bombardments Blast Sicilian Sardinian Targets
Allied air forces raid Sicilian and Sardinian targets including Messina Comiso Milo Olbia and Golfo Aranci as Rome reports 39 enemy planes destroyed in combat. Bombers from North Africa and the Middle East hammer docks rail yards airfields and shipping with P-38 Lightning and Marauder escorts.
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North Africa
Pantelleria
Messina
Italy
Comizo
Sicily
Bry
RAF
Middle East
Cairo
Milo
Olbia
Golfo Aranci
Sardinia
Trapani
Comiso
Golfo Ar
Penn
Comise
Aegean
Greece
Release From Jail After alimony dispute in Brunswick
Edgar N. Utterback of Brunswick was freed by Chief Judge Edward S. Delaplaine after nearly two months in jail for contempt of court over failure to pay alimony. He agreed to pay $50 monthly and route funds through attorney William M. Storm to his wife, E. Austin James, in a divorce suit. Utterback claimed a nervous disorder and said he would work on the railroad. He had been jailed April 26 for contempt after missing payments. He also must pay $75 to the wife's attorney as part of the arrangement.
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Edgar N. Utterback
Brunswick
Edward S. Delaplaine
Utterback
William M Storm
Back
E. Austin James
Army equipment production falls short in May
Washington reports Undersecretary of War Patterson blaming over confidence and complacency for slackened May output. Production was planned to rise to 1.582 billion but fell 3 to 1.494 billion. He warned shortages will hit overseas troops and cited strikes and non essential civilian diversion as factors. He noted delays from changing strategic needs and warned the main theater cannot shift from Africa to Europe without armament revisions.
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Washington
Patterson
America
Duesseldorf in Ruins as RAF Blitz Devastates Ruhr
London, June 192- The Air Ministry said Duesseldorf is more than 1,000 acres devastated after the night attack by RAF heavy bombers. Aerial photos show widespread destruction across the Ruhr and Rhineland, including Muenster. The report says this is the most shattering blow to German war potential yet.
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London
Duesseldorf
RAF
Bambers
Isco Square
Uula
Ate
Waren Muenster
Ruhr
Rhineland
Germany
Italian Peace Envoys Reported in Algiers
Rumors in Algiers claimed Italian peace emissaries led by figures linked to former Italian Army leadership were present. London officials could not confirm the claim, and no official information corroborated the report of such envoys in the French capital or North Africa.
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Algiers
London
Reuters
Alesiers
Umberto
Pietro Badoglio
Guadalcanal Air Losses Rise as U S Air Power Grows
Japanese losses at Guadalcanal were reported at 94 planes from a raid of about 120, with 77 downed by American fighters and anti-aircraft fire. American losses totaled 6 planes and 25 personnel killed or missing. remaining ships and cargo were salvageable. The article notes renewed American air strength, veteran pilots returning as instructors, and a U S Army division flown from Australia to New Guinea.
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United States
Workington
aAlmwady
Europe
Pacific
Alliott
Germany
Maly
Navy
Knox
Grantalcanal
U.S
Guadalcanal
Lotcuels
Geabby Sat Athe
Dak
J. G
Donald F. Mason
Siehted
John S&s Thaeh
Coral Seca
Midway
War Department
Australia
New Guinea
War Production Board
U. S. War
Army To Drop Leases Held On 206 Hotels
The War Department announced leases on 206 hotels used by the Army Air Forces technical training command will be canceled mid July. The move frees space in barracks as air units move overseas, reducing annual rent by about 4.6 million dollars. Some hotels will remain in military hotel use for Miami Beach centers while others are returned to owners. Stevens Hotel in Chicago will be vacated August 15.
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Washington
War Department
Technical Training Command
Army Air Forces
Atlantic City
Miami Beach
Fla
Grand Rapids
M Fla
Round
Boca Raton
Chicag St. Peteing
Stevens Hotel
Chicago
Market slips persist as June trading falters
New York action remained erratic with stock market declines showing the slowest pace in a year. Analysts noted persistent weakness across indices as investors weighed earnings and macro signals amid thin trading.
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New York
Bombers Raid Nauru Presses Pacific Operations
U S Liberator bombers and Catalina aircraft conducted a night raid on Nauru, a Japanese airbase 630 miles northeast of Guadalcanal. The force reported large fires and revetments damaged, with all planes returning safely. One pilot injured lightly. This marked a third recent strike on Nauru to disrupt phosphate facilities and airfield activity.
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South Pacific
Mauru
Guadalcanal
Nauru
Brunswick native elected president of railway claim agents
Paul Garrett of Baltimore and Ohio, a Hagerstown native and former Brunswick resident, has been elected president of the International Association of Railway Claim Agents at its 410th annual meeting in Chicago this week. Garrett, born October 1, 1896, began service with the B&O as a trucker at Brunswick freight station in 1918.
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Paul Garrett
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Hagerstown
International Association of Railway
Coicago
Mr. Chavett
Brurewick
Coal Miners Begin Their 3d Walkout Since April
Pittsburgh and several states see widespread absenteeism as miners protest War Labor Board denial of portal to portal pay. Alabama, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia report shifts not reporting and mines idle. Major producers including U S Steel subsidiaries and Republic Steel halt operations. some mines remain open. Locales include Bellville, Vestaburg, Shannopin, Midland, Westland, and Vesta No 4.
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Pittsburgh Coal Company
Midland
Houston
Pittsburgh
Westland
McDonald
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Vesta
Shannopin
Hobtown
U. S. Steel Corporation
H. C. Frick Company
Pennsylvania
Republic Sheet Corporation
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
War Labor Board
Tennessee Coal and Railroad Co
U. S. Steel
Republic Steel Corp
Bellaire
Ohio
Miners and Operators Seek Basis to Avert Tieup in Mines
United Mine Workers and soft coal operators plan mid afternoon talks in Washington to avert a repeat stoppage as the working race deadline nears. More than 20,000 miners have walked out in protest of WLB pay for underground travel time while UMW leadership considers next steps and a White House visit by Logan County delegates.
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Kentucky
Marian
Harlan
War Labor Board
Washington
United Mine Workers
Ans
WILB
John L. Lewis
UMW
Lewis
Nore
Leutenants
WLB
terUtenn Lewis
Soo
Logan County
West Virginia
White House
Marvin McIntyre
Darr Begins Sentence Of Six Months In Jail
Luther B. Darr was sentenced in Cir cuit Court to six months in jail and fined $500 for operating a gambling ring. A raid at his Brunswick establishment led to seizure of horse racing and slot machines, which were moved to the jail for disposition. Multiple similar machines from other raids are also held awaiting action.
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Luther B. Darr
Brunswick Mere
Chant Why
Deve
Darr
Janen
Retired Farmer Dies In Chair At Kemptown
Frank C. Thompson 77, a longtime Kemptown area farmer, died of heart trouble Friday evening at his sister Mrs Minnie Wirts home in Adamstown. He leaves a daughter Hazel, sons Carl and Howard, and a brother Robert. funeral Monday at two, in Kemptown cemetery, New Market funeral home.
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Frank C. Thompson
Kemptown
Minnie Virts
Adamstown
Thompson
Ew Market
Hazel Thompson
Frederick
Carl
McKaig
Howard
Ridgeville
Robert Thompson
Elliiott City
Wirts
New Market
W. Ez. Falconer
Sauble's Inn to Close After 28 Years in Taneytown
Mr and Mrs George R Sauble of Taneytown announce the closing of Sauble's Inn effective August 1 after twenty eight years of service to the public.
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Sauble's Inn
George R. Sauble
Taneytown
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