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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1944

Page

8

Naval clash looms as Japanese fleet moves near Marianas

Admiral Nimitz warned of a possible major naval engagement as a Japanese armada possibly the entire fleet pushes out between the Philippines and the Marianas. He noted Japanese plane losses near 300 carrier-type aircraft and reported American forces have invaded Saipan, boxing in the southern Marianas while aiming to extend sea power westward.

U. S. Pacific Fleet Pearl Harbor Philippines Marianas Chester W. Nimitz Fifth Fleet Tokyo Japan Nimitz Federal Communications Commission Tokyo Radio Imperial Headquarters Saipan FCC China Coast Bonin Islands Lere Wood U. S Guam Pacific Formosa Aslito Maficienne Bay Gajrapan Tinian Island Tinian

Two Wounded From Frederick County Invasion Report

War Department notices list Corp Paul L Poole and Pfe Merrle DeGrange as wounded in France in early June. Both are from large Frederick County families with multiple sons in service. Poole is one of four sons. DeGrange is one of six in service among twenty siblings. Both servicemen with the Twenty Ninth Division were stationed in England before D day.

War Department France Frederick County Charles E. Poole Araby Church Corp Paul L. Poole Mary K DeGrange East Fifth Street Pfe Merrle DeGrange

Airstrips Taken on Biak Island Advance Allied Base

U S forces report capture of Borokoe and Sorido airstrips on Biak Island, completing control of Schouten airfields. Mokmer drome previously seized. Owi Island field built. Heavy Japanese losses, Fifth Air Force now within 880 miles of the Philippines. Truk atoll bombed again with 39 tons dropped. no enemy interceptions.

New Guinea Borokoe Sorido Biak Island Schouten Islands Corido Mokmer Fifth Air Force Philippines Owi Island Biak Sorido Drome Truk Atoll Carolines

Widespread University Program for Maryland

Maryland state wide postwar effort announced by Dr. Harry C Byrd to extend university programs into all counties. Education in homes, rural housing plans, youth world studies, and training for international understanding were outlined by university officials and Red Cross speaker Julie Colbjornsen. Mrs. Doolittle and Mrs. Tydings urged farm women to support food production and stability. New state officers elected. Gen Pratt killed in France on D-Day.

Baltimore University of Maryland Harry C Byrd University Lord Baltimore Grange Farm T. B. Symons Envoy Symons America Julie Marie Sopp Colbjornsen The National Red Cross Washington Colbjornsen Norway Sweden Russia India Africa Red Cross Doolittle Millard E. Tydings Senator Tydings University of Maryland Extension Service Tydings J Homer Remsberg Middletown State Council Frederick Bull White Hall W. L Maddock Cumberland J. E. Sturmer Harmon John D. Young Westminster Carroll County Charles Owens Lanham Prince Georges County Thomas Brockson Chestertown Kent County

Bankhead textile price deal aims to end deadlock in Congress

The conference is near a compromise merging House and Senate bills on textile ceilings and parity prices for cotton. President Roosevelt warned of a veto over an extension bill, while Byrnes led committee efforts to mobilize support. The White House favored delay to prevent passage of the Bankhead proposal.

Washington Waite Senate Bankhead Millers James F. Byrnes House White House Velt Act

Manufacturers Push Scrap Drive At Frederick Dinner

Local manufacturers were urged to boost scrap collection at a Francis Scott Key Hotel dinner hosted by the Frederick County Salvage Committee led by Dr. David G Everhart Sr. and C Haller Herwig. Officials from the War Production Board outlined vital needs for waste paper iron fats and tin and announced a Container Corporation of America display to illustrate wartime scrap demands.

Francis Scott Key Hotel Frederick County David G Everhart C. Haller Herwig Frederick Wilson Brady Baltimore Maryland Salvage Division War Production Board Container Corporation of America Kemp Brady France WPB Herwig Harry O. Schroeder Alfred R. Bolz

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