Warrants Served In Enforcement Of Sewer Law
Two warrants issued and served charging Clarence E. Fogle and wife with non compliance under the sanitary sewer ordinance. One warrant cites failure to connect after notice. the other cites use of an outside toilet after a street sewer was installed. City officials note no permit issued for the connection and discuss potential action while a host of properties await final notices. The warrants were sworn before Magistrate Weinberg as efforts by the city proceed toward enforcement.
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Clarence E. Fogle
Edward J. Smith
Herbert Strawsburg
Mr. Mobley
Manuel M. Weinberg
Chamber of Commerce
Blackout Jitters Urged to Stop in Maryland
Baltimore March 28 Rumors of surprise test blackouts spread through Maryland prompting Lt Col Henry S Barrett chief of air raid precautions to say no test will occur without first interceptor command authority. He warned communities proceeding without authorization face censor and urged an end to blackout jitters and hysteria.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Henry S. Barrett
Barrett
Hero's Widow Starts Work In War Plant
Mrs Colin P Kelly widow of Air Force Captain Colin P Kelly who sunk a Japanese battleship in the Philippines on Dec 9 begins work as a secretary stenographer at a war plant in Los Angeles. She previously sold defense bonds and aided Red Cross drives to support the war effort, saying she must now earn a living for herself and their son Corky.
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Los Angeles
Colin P. Kelly
Philippines
Wat
Corky
Ten In Armed Forces Now Two More Are Ready
Red Bank New Jersey March 28 The D'Antonios considered their participation in the Weettort some what of a record. Martin Frank Rocco Dominick James Peter Carmine Vincent Samuel and Tony ten in all are already in the American armed forces. John is awaiting his call and Michael is anxious to join his brothers. Victor will have to wait a while however as he is only 14. To complete the picture three married sisters are working in war plants.
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Red Bank
N. J
Toungoo Airport Recaptured Ito Burmese Front Update
British HQ said Toungoo airport was retaken by reinforced Chinese troops on the eastern end of the Allied line in Burma. On the Irrawaddy front little change reported as Japanese advances toward Prome are blocked, while Chinese forces near Toungoo fight to hold key areas. Japanese air raids on an Irrawaddy River town caused heavy damage, but military losses were light.
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New Delhi
India
Toungoo
Burma
Prame
Irrawaddy
Toungzoo
Prome
London
Irrawaddy River
U S Forces Make 2 Raids On Philippines
The War Department reported two successful raids by Philippine defenders on Japanese targets on the Bataan Peninsula and Mindanao. American patrols penetrated near an outpost on Mindanao with no casualties, while Corregidor anti aircraft batteries forced raiders to high altitudes. Shelling by Corregidor and nearby forts hit enemy gun positions along Manila Bay.
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Washington
War Department
Corregidor
Bataan
Zamboanga
Mindanao
Betaan
Surregidor
Manila Bay
British Fleet Reported On Way To Indian Ocean
Reuters said a Rome radio broadcast quoted London reporting a major British naval force passing the Cape of Good Hope en route to the Indian Ocean. The force allegedly included two battleships, two aircraft carriers, several cruisers and smaller ships. In Circuit Court, two damage suits arising from a previous automobile collision at Wes Second and Court Streets were filed by Charles H. Moffett against Waller C. Jones Frederick for 750 and by Moffett on behalf of his daughter Betty V. Moffett for an undetermined damages amount, with Charles McC. Mathias and Leslie N. Coblentz representing the plaintiffs.
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London
Reuters
Rome
Cape of Good Hope
Africa
Indian Ocean
Wesecond
Court Streets
Charles H. Moffett
This
Waller C. Jones
Frederick
Betty V. Moffett
Jones
Charles McC. Mathias
Leslie N. Coblentz
The
Plaints
Draft Sugar Rationing Not To Upset School Work
Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt announced that the next Selective Service draft registration and the sugar rationing registration will proceed within two weeks without disrupting public school schedules. Registrations run April 25 to 27 and April 28 to 29, with sugar book issuance May 4 to 7, using city and county schools for venues and requiring extra volunteer help.
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Eugene W. Pruitt
Pruitt
Frederick
Brunswick
Chiang Kai-Shek Mourns AP Reporter Mills Death
Chiang Kai-Shek and Mme Chiang Kai-Shek issued a statement in Chungking honoring the death of James A. Mills, veteran Associated Press foreign correspondent. Mills died yesterday from a stroke in Ventura, California, prompting tributes to his courage and advocacy for human justice and freedom.
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Chungking
China
President signs air raid insurance law in wartime measure
Washington March 28 President Roosevelt signed a bill creating a 1,000,000,000 fund for the War Damage Corporation to insure private property against enemy air raid damage. The act sets no insurance terms but Commerce Secretary Jesse H. Jones said premiums would start at about 1 per 1,000.
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Washington
Roosevelt
War Damage Corporation
Secretary of Commerce
Jesse H. Jones
Three Dutch Citizens Jailed Over Listening to Victory Broadcasts
Three Netherlanders were sentenced to prison in Holland for spreading reports from United Nations broadcasts and for making anti German utterances. The information comes from Ancta, the Dutch news agency, dated March 28.
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Londor
Holland
United Masons
Ancta
Subdued Trading in New York Stocks Fails to Pick Up
March 28 report shows Pi selling subsiding in blue chips but bids remained timid. Early gains and losses were mixed, and at the close there was no definite trend. Many leaders neither opened nor held Friday's final levels, signaling weak recovery cues.
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New York
Admiral Joan R. Blakely Dies After Fall at Fitz Salmons
Denver dispatch reports Admiral Joan R. Blakely, aged 69, fell to his death today from the fifth floor of Fitz Salmons General Hospital. The incident occurred on March 28 and details remain limited as investigators review the case.
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Falls TG
Denver
Yugoslav Guerrilla Chief Predicts Spring Offensive Against Axis
Col Dragutin Savich says 100000 Yugoslav guerrillas are preparing to attack the Axis in a spring offensive. He urges cargo parachutes or Adriatic submarine routes to supply the patriots on the Dalmatian coast. Three airmen recount brutal confinement in German camps, including meager rations and overcrowded quarters.
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New York
Dragutin Savich
Draja Mihailovic
Col. Savich
Adriatic Sea
Dalmatian
Jabor
Vukadin Yelich
Milan Mitich
Janko Kalega
Yugoslavia
Mitich
Yelich
Belgrade
Munich
Baden Baden
Mitch
29th Going To A. P. Hill For Hard Training
Fort George G. Meade March 28 Maj Gen Leonard T Gerow commander of the 29th infantry division today announced the division will leave Fort Meade within a month for intensive training in Virginia at the A P Hill reservation near Fredericksburg Va where the 29th trained last summer Some artillery units may join later at the reservation or depart to North Carolina for further field maneuvers The division primarily comprises Maryland Virginia and Pittsburgh guardsmen and has been stationed at Fort Meade since federal service mobilization in February 1941
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Fort George G. Meade
Leonard T. Gerow
Fort Meade
Virginia
Gerow
Square” National Guard
Army
A. P. Hill
Fredericksburg
A. P Hill
North Carolina
Maryland
Pittsburgh
Fort Meace
Carolinas
Union Case Highlighted by Representative Rich
Representative Rich of Pennsylvania drew attention in Congress to a Detroit war factory worker Genevieve Lamp who lost her job for attempting more work than the average employee. She was suspended and faced firing by a fellow union coach on charges of conduct unbecoming a union member according to Rich.
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Representative Rich
Pennsylvania
Congress
Genevieve Lamp
Detroit
Rich
U S Submarines Sink Japanese Naval Losses Reported
The London Star reports American submarines in the Pacific sunk five Japanese destroyers one aircraft carrier and about 30 transports in the past weeks with more ships damaged. The Sydney correspondent cites authoritative sources while the U S Navy in Washington denies the information. A Brisbane dispatch notes a full Netherlands Indices infantry division arriving, ready to fight.
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London
London Star
Sydney
Pacific
Austral
Star
Brisbane
United States Navy
Washington
Australia braces for invasion as Blamey warns of Japan
Sydney's defense plans hinge on the assumption Japan will try to invade the continent. Australian leaders say Darwin and Port Moresby must be protected as U S and Australian forces regroup from Tobruk and Singapore. Koepang and Port Moresby face renewed raids, with 7,090 ton vessel damaged and two Japanese planes shot down in recent days.
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Tobruk
Singapore
United States
Sir Thomas Blamey
Australia
Pacific
Koepang
Dutch Timor
Port Moresby
New Guinea
Britain
British Isles
Blamey
Darwin
Queensland
East Indies
India
Douglas MacArthur
Southwest Pacific
CBS
Cripps Sees Progress in India Talks
Sir Stafford Cripps said he was entirely satisfied with talks in India with Gandhi and other leaders as he prepares to decide within ten days whether the British plan for self government is acceptable. The envoy plans to stay in India for a fortnight and release the proposals Monday offering a postwar federation with provinces choosing to join or stay out.
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New Delhi
India
Sir Stafford Cripps
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Stafford
Gandhi
Wardha
Cripps
Sir Stafford
Britain
Vichy Opens Civilian Labor Office in Germany
In unoccupied France on March 28 the government announced the first civilian representation in Germany since wartime relations broke. Eight civilians will head a department of French labor in Germany to handle French workers employed in German factories. German sources estimate about 100000 French workers under voluntary contracts. Previously only a non diplomatically accredited embassy for prisoners of war existed, under Georges Scapil.
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Vichy
France
Germany
Werman
Privaoners
Georges Scapii
Armistice Commission
Wiesbaden
48 Hour Week Law For Postal Employes
President Roosevelt signed a law setting a 48 hour work week for postal employees where needed by the Postmaster General. The change ends compulsory time off beyond 40 hours and allows overtime pay at the regular rate instead of time and a half.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Chimney Fire Extinguished With Little Damage Nearby
A chimney fire at Millard Haines residence in the 600 block of North Market Street was extinguished about 10 30 this morning with little damage. The Juniors responded along with Citizens Truck Company and United Rescue, using a booster stream to put out the blaze.
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Millard Haines
North Market Street
Orth
Citizens Truck Company
United Rescue Truck
Nashua Telegraph Raises Paper Price
Nashua New Hampshire March 28 The Nashua Telegraph an afternoon paper announced a price rise from two to three cents effective April to the public and readers this spring, reflecting cost pressures on print editions and delivery services.
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Nashua
N.fl
Nashua Telegraph
Men At New Camp Aid In Putting Out Forest Fire
A Civilian Public Service camp near Smithsburg trained in forest fire control and assisted at fires around Lantz and Mt Belar. About 25 men from the camp, led by Sheldon Burns, faced fires that burned several acres, as snow and rain cooled the tinder dry area. Local wardens reported mixed precipitation with temperatures dipping near freezing overnight.
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Smithsburg
Santa Friday
Washington-Frederick County
Boonsboro
Wiliamsport
Clear Spring
CCC
Frederick
Sheldon H. Burns
High Knob
Lantz
Burns
Mt. Belar
Washington County
South Mountain
Quezon's Second Philippine Inaugural Held in Australia
In an austere ceremony in Australia President Manuel Quezon was sworn in for a second term after fleeing Manila. Officials say the event used khaki dress instead of ceremonial uniforms due to wartime conditions, and Quezon traveled through Japanese battle zones with security concerns kept undisclosed. Officials describe the trip as demanding yet impressive given his mental and physical strain since the war began.
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United States Army
Australia
Manuel Quezon
Philippines
Quezon
Douglas MacArthur
Manila
Staf
British Raid On St Nazaire Attack Crushed Says German High Command
German press reports detail a night raid on the St Nazaire naval base by British Marines and other forces. They claim heavy losses for the British, with one destroyer and multiple torpedo boats destroyed, while German forces report no damage to their warships and state several British boats were sunk. The British say the operation was a small raid with little achieved and promise a further communique upon return.
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Berlin
St. Nazaire
Germany
Atlantic
Bate
London
No Negotiated Peace Says G O P Director
Clarence Budington Kelland, executive director of the Republican National Committee, urged military destruction of enemies so they kneel to sue for peace. He said any voice for appeasement or negotiated peace will be denounced and that the war must be carried to complete victory. Also: County Commissioners accept resignation of assistant clerk George F Abrecht and name Millard F Shaff Jr as replacement effective April 1. Abrecht to join Maryland Racing Commission as inspector.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Clarence Budington Kelland
Republican National Committee
Kelland
Youngstown Young Republican League
Republican
Republican Party
George F. Abrecht
Millard F. Shaff, Jr
Emmitsburg
Abrecht
Maryland Racing Commission
New York Post Adopts Smaller Size Starting April 6
The New York Post will switch to a tabloid format in all editions beginning April 6. Acting publisher Mrs. George Backer announced the change today.
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New York
The
New York Post
George Backer
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Mr. Burns
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