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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1943

Page

9

Negroes Held For Robbery In Maryland Town

Local man Alvie Myers was robbed on Maple Avenue and slashed with a knife. Two colored youths, Frank 109 Five street and another suspect, are held on $1,000 bond for a Police Court hearing tonight. One suspect was previously released from Maryland House of Correction for a similar offense. Several other arrests for drunkenness and disturbing the peace were reported, with hearings set for tonight.

Alvie” Myers West Seventh Street Maple Avenue Beniz Street Trail Avenue Ponte Frank Five Street Rene O. Six Marion Carmaen Myers Ney Thompson Poy Maryland House of Correction Elmér Grubt East Sixth Street Allen Barrgs Halph Potts Dyatt Draft Board Eugene Sheets Middle Alley Maoroing Florence Foss Rey Kent Carmack Rabie Snowden New Market Samuel Thompson Clagett Wimms Poolesville William Blank Kileinharts Alley Ridgley King Charles Gains Charles Town W. Va Edith Fry North Bentz Street Minnie Weizell Degrange Street Robert Kauffman Petersville Norman Trump Carl Rentzell Harry Phillips Norman Dierz Roger Mills

Autograph Hunters Blur Lines of Fame and Stunts

Reporters describe crowds at New York events where stars like Paul Henreid and Dorothy Lamour endure eager fans. Autograph seekers rarely use violence, but some camera crews capture the chaos while many trade signed relics and sell wares. The scene is chaotic yet oddly ritualistic as fans chase a moment of fame.

Paul Henreid New York Dorothy Lamour

De Valera Up For Ireland Election

Dublin reports Ireland faces wartime vote to decide whether Eamon De Valera remains premier since 1922 or a coalition led by William Cosgrave will govern. Campaign energized yet Irish voters show calm as nine Fianna Fail seats shifting could tilt Dail balance. 1938 results had Fianna Fail 77, Fine Gael 45, Labour 9, Independents 7. Fire should cov BYrat Tanyer Dillon, a young Independent, is the only Dail member backing intervention in the war beside the Allies.

Dublin Eire Eamon de Valera William T. Cosgrave de Vateras Boannan

Autograph Hunters Stir Curious Hollywood Lore

In Hollywood the autogrand hunter blends daring resourcefulness with frontier affection for stars. The piece cites a Catalina Island incident with Errol Flynn where a fan swam to his yacht and, after a playful bid for an autograph, ended up on board. It notes autograph culture at Brown Derby and Grauman's Chinese Theater, and reflects on why fans pursue signatures across fame’s landscape.

Frontier Hollywood Brooklyn Afcionado Catalina Island Errol Flynn Flynn Fisn Ius- A-Business Grauman Wittle

Circus Performers Stricken by Food Poisoning in Baltimore

Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus moved on to Baltimore after a Friday night meal sickened 175 performers and staff. Some, including Baby Tnelma Williams and Fred Bradna, could not perform while others continued shows. Health officials cited a thickened salad as a possible cause and tested remaining food samples for clues.

Ringling Brothers Barnum and Batley Circus Baltimore Tnelma Williams Fred Bradna Eques Rian George C. Rubland

New USSR Stamp Set Features Stalin Portraits

After a wartime stamp issue, the Soviet Union releases eight values commemorating its 23rd anniversary. The issue marks the first appearance of Stalin portraits on Soviet stamps, continuing the era’s propagandistic philately amid wartime efforts.

Soviet Russia Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Hitontes Alarsiot Josef Stalin

Stamps and postage notes from wartime issues and curiosities

Wartime philatelic items described include Soviet stamps with Lenin and Stalin portraits valued at 1 ruble to 1 ruble 30, and Portugal’s new issues reaching the U.S. with diverse centavo denominations. Also noted are a KLM airline cover service for Curacao and Aruba collectors, a Brazilian air mail stamp honoring President Morinigo, and Yugoslavia servicemen stamps overprinted for higher value. The article contrasts stamp colors and designs, and mentions airplane parts versus automobile parts.

Stalin Lenin Portugal

Sap Nightmares For Hobby Verses To Enjoy Happiness

A prose meditation on balancing blessings and grievances to find contentment. It weighs happiness against disappointments, explores tradeoffs in marriage and daily life, and suggests practical outlooks for self‑acceptance amid modern dissatisfaction.

Unclear OCR Fragment Highlights Battle Event Context

The fragment references a conflict named the Battle of Mad Hy and mentions multiple names and places in a garbled OCR line. It hints at participants and locations but lacks coherent facts to confirm dates, outcomes, or identifiable entities.

Vindicator T1 service ends as carrier planes join fleet

The Vindicator is replaced by the Dauntless Helldiver and Buccaneer in a Pearl Harbor era shift. The Winchester is superseded by carrier based light low wing monoplanes with folding wings, float fittings, and single engine. Capable of 700 mile range and carrying 1000 pound bombs, the Vindicator is to be retained for durability and historic role.

Pearl Harbor Winchester Dauntless Helldiver Buccaneer

Thieves Executed in Moscow Bread Theft Case

Two Leningrad textile workers were executed by firing squad for stealing bread intended for public distribution. They had earlier sold stolen bread to speculators who trafficked it to others. The speculators received 10 year prison terms and their property was confiscated.

Moscow Latingrad

Verdict of death by own action in Brunswick

Mrs Atina Mo Kubwiler a 72-year-old Brunswick resident was found dead in a second floor room at her son and daughter in law’s home Sunday night around 7 30. County Medical Examiner Dr Jexander ruled death by own action after investigation noting despondency from health and family pressures and a recent lapse in health care. The family reported she shot herself and family members heard the gunshot before locating her body. Brother Listeral arrangements were to be made with local officials.

Atina Mo Kubwiler Brunswick Als George Tr. Kid‘ier East D Street Sher Horatie Jexander Bren Kadneter India Mis Kidder Btn C. H. Foote Tunoval

Important Jap Base Hit By Allied Phines

Allied air forces struck a South Pacific base amid heavy bombing on a Friday night. Medium bombers raided Balloch and other targets in the Shortland Islands group, causing fires and damage as ships and barge traffic were involved.

Phines Tyne Bousaresante Isha Pacife Naval Hedeleunte Uily Balloch Shortland Wilson Strait Vella Lavela Ganongga Islands

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