Submarine Sinks Four Ships in Japanese Waters
U.S. submarine reportedly sunk three enemy freighters and a passenger cargo ship in Japanese waters, bringing total Western Pacific losses to 17 ships sunk, with nine probably sunk and four damaged. Japanese four engine seaplanes intercepted west of Midway. one damaged fighter and pilot wounded.
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Sy John M. Beghton
Washington
United States
Western Pacific
Nippon
Midway Island
Midway
Peofie
Hawaiian Islands
Japan
No Man’s Land
Navy
Ra'i
Former Heights Actress To Wed Tommy Manville
New York March 12 Tommy Manville renewed his wedding plan with Madge Lowe then changed the bride to Jean Sutherlin a 21 year old government employee from Rom ney West Virginia She is step daughter of drug store owner John Corbett and worked in the Navy Department offices in Washington She and Manville met through mutual friends and plan a ceremony in West Virginia with a yet undecided honeymoon Manville said he is lonely and would marry on his 48th birthday April 9 He hopes to reopen his Mamaroneck home on Long Island Sound after the wedding She previously acted with The Mountain Theater at Braddock Heights in 1940.
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New York
Tommy Manville
Madge Lowe
Toronto
Jean Sutherlin
Romney
W. Va
Broadway
Manville
West Virginia
Miss Sutherlin
St. Regis Hotel
John Corbett
West Virginia University
Washington
Navy Department
Kenneth Gundlach
Third Naval District
Mamaroneck
Long Island Sound
Alexandria
Answers to War Quiz on Page Four
Answers to war quiz reveal Pensacola Florida hosts a Navy air school and an aircraft carrier image. Yale College is in Changshee-iong beleaguered city in China. Embrace him as an ally. Em tashaven lies on the west coast of Sumatra as part of the East Indian island group.
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Pensacola
Fla
Navy Air School
Navy Submarine School
New London
College of
Yale
Yale University
Changshee
Emtashaven
Sumaa
Maryland Venereal Control Push Expands with New Staff
Model Booked the infected persons involved us ually are glad to come to us for treatment. With two new doctors and three new nurses one on the Eastern Shore one working out of Baltimore and one in Western Maryland we will be able to do much more to trace and stamp out such sources. The Department laboratories analyze Wasserman tests for the Selective Service and for defense plants. Cases uncovered here are followed up or treated. By June 1 Maryland expects a strong venereal control program under Dr Riley who heads a national committee to study and improve such programs.
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Baltimore
Maryand
Department
Wasserman
Selective Service
Maryland
Riley
Surgeon General of
United States
Maryland Moves To Curb Venereal Diseases In War Effort
The Maryland State Health Department expands its venereal disease program with new clinics, increased lab work, and 15 personnel to trace sources. Dr Robert H. Riley notes federal support and aims to keep civilians healthy and defense plants unimpeded. In 1941 there were 16 596 cases, with Baltimore City bearing over half of VD deaths. Free supplies are provided for treatment, and brothels are viewed as police duties.
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Baltimore
State Health Department
Maryland
U. S. Public Health Service
Robert H. Riley
Health Department
Baltimore City
Riley
Mystery Around Trailer Girls Near Army Camps
A source notes concern in Maryland about trailer girls near Army camps. The speaker stresses individual ease as the key issue, saying efforts focus on tracing the source of the activity to address the problem.
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Maryland
King Gustaf Improves After Operation in Stockholm
Stockholm March 12 King Gustaf 83 years old showed improvement after an operation Monday doctors reported he passed a good night and his condition was stabilizing.
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Stockholm
Gustaf
Rationing Board Head Speaks at Lions Luncheon
Holmes D. Baker chairman of the rationing board outlines tire purchase priorities and waste prevention at the Lions Club meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He notes essential vehicle use for defense and supply chains and describes eligible buyers for new and recap retreaded tires.
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Holmes D. Baker
Francis Scott Key
Baker
C. Thomas Summers
Lions Program Committee
Ralph Zimmerman
Roger B. Wolfe
Charles McC. Mathias
Earl Shriner
L. L. Brown
Georgetown
D. C
A. R. Remsberg
Phipps Pushes Guards Off State Roads Payroll
State Senator Louis N. Phipps urges Governor O Connor to remove State Guardsmen from the State Roads Commission payroll and fund their pay from legislative appropriations. He praises removing guards from private property in Annapolis and calls for further reductions where unnecessary.
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Annapolis
Louis N. Phipps
D- Anne Arunde
O Connor
State Roads Commission
O'Conor
Governor praised for volunteer call and fund transfer note
The payroll and expense from the State Roads Commission were transferred to the fund provided by the Phipps. The Governor was congratulated for calling upon volunteers for Maryland Minute Men and offered to serve as a private or in another rank without pay.
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State Roads Commission
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London
London News Chronicle
Bombay
John A. Gillis
United States Army
Basra
Iraq
Russia
Rough Riders
Red Army
Eli Shonbrun
Madeline Webb
Susie Flora Reich
Reich
Man
Fee Burall’s
C. C. Carty
F. Pat
Allen
N. Market ST
Mr. Baker
Lions
Portland Cement Company
Union Bridge
A. Merritt Simpson
WPB
Philadelphia
Bethlehem Steel Company
Delphey's
West Patrick ST
Frederick
C.E. Cline & Son
Shetland
Thrilling Savings
Market St
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Henry
Redengootes
New Spring
N. Market St. Hive
E. Patrick S
H.L. Mills
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