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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1942

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2

Stuttgart Bombed Again by RAF in Second Night Raid

London reports the RAF bombed Stuttgart again last night as part of a third day of coordinated strikes on Germany. British forces also targeted southern German industries and docks at Naples area while northern France and Low Countries airfields were attacked amidst cloudy conditions delaying full results. Four bombers are missing as bomber command presses a destruction program into Germany after April 1.

London Stuttgart RAF Germany Adolf Hitler M Ussig Natiits Stan France Low Countries Peasy Bomber Command Ums

Isolationist Senator Loses in South Dakota Nomination Fight

In South Dakota, 72-year-old Senator W J Bulow failed to secure renomination to a third term, losing to Tom Berry, a Roosevelt supporter. Berry led by more than 2 to 1 in early returns, while Bulow had pledged support to the war after Pearl Harbor but remained critical of some domestic policies. Other primary results across four states included Republican figures renominated, close gubernatorial races, and ongoing runoffs in Alabama and Florida. An undersea shelf from Newfoundland to Florida marks a shallow to deep drop at 1500 fathoms.

Associated Press W J Bulow South Dakota Roosevelt Tom Berry Pearl Harbor Harlan Bushfield

Amended Bill of Particulars in Baker Case Opens Trial

In Cumberland May 6 a preliminary skirmish over disparities between the Washington County grand jury indictment for embezzlement and the State's Attorney’s bill of particulars opened the second trial of C Walter Baker Hagerstown on the third of eight counts. The indictment cites $1000. the bill of particulars lists $1759. Defense counsel Leo Weinberg’s demurrer to the bill was overruled and State’s Attorney Charles Wagaman was allowed to amend the bill for clarity.

Cumberland Washington County Leo Weinberg Charles F Wagaman

Contributions To Chest Total 3229 Through Community Chest Office

A partial accounting lists donations including 200 from J H Gambull Jr 125 from Mr and Mrs Louis L Wil 700 75 from Mutual Insurance Co of Frederick 50 from Peoples Service Drug Stores Major Liosd C Culler C E Chine & Son C Walter Kleist 40 from Mi and Vis M R Etchison Mix Albert Condon 39 from McCrory's Store employees 23 from Di A L Pearte Mi and.

Community Chest Office J H Gambull Jr Louis L Mutual Insurance Co of Frederick Peoples Service Drug Culler E Chine & Son Walter Kleist Albert Condon McCrory’s Pearte

Frederick area groups list donors at event

A scanned listing shows multiple donors and supporters connected to Lions Club of Frederick Civic Club and other local groups. Names include Mrs Clarence L Waish, Reno S Harp, Frank G Thomas, Dr B O Thomas, J S Michael, Rev W C Royal, Wm Trout, King David Lodge No 5010, and Woolworth Co among others with modest gifts noted.

Clarence L Waish Lions Club Frederick Reno S Harp Frank G Thomas Ryhard Suomons Noah E Cramer Roger H Willard Roger R Rice B O Thomas Alton Y Bennett Cole and Smith Glenn O Garbe Adele A Cromse Calvin Schildknecht J. S Michael W C Royal Win R Slemmer di WJ Slusher Roy Lo Leatherman Ernest Helfenstein George Tollenger Glenn H McGregor King David Lodge W. Woolworth Co Mary Motter Wm Trout Ellis Wachier Charles Mullican, Jr

Immigrant Teeth Study Cites Harvard Doctor

Chinese born and raised in America have on average twice as many decayed teeth as immigrant Chinese brought up in China, according to Dr. Gabriel Ward Lasker of Harvard University Medical School. The list of names and businesses preceding the finding reflects a period piece, tying local figures to the statistical claim.

America China Gabriel Ward Lasker Harvard University Medical School

Treat Constipation With All-Bran The Gentler Way

Gentle solution for constipation promotes easy elimination by boosting fiber intake. Kellogg's All-Bran, served with water, acts on the colon to improve regularity. If no improvement, seek medical advice.

Keliiggs Battle Creek

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