Misier Policy Is Nazi Plan in London May 9
German air war strategy aims to drain civilian and industrial resources to build Luftwaffe strength for D-Day. Allied leaders foresee air superiority within days of invasion, despite production losses from American bombings. Goering’s threefold plan disperses fighters, softens defenses, and targets vital assets to hinder Allied air power and enable broader bombing campaigns.
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Lieut Comdr Grove Leads Naval Flight School Team
Lieut Comdr M D Grove USNR of West Secondeet city and son of Mrs. James Grove was promoted to lieutenant commander. Announcement by Lieut Comdr James Holten cites Grove as officer in charge of the U S Naval Flight Preparatory School at the University of Texas in Austin. The school began in December in preparation for its first battalion of aviation cadets, with six battalions of aviation cadets and pilots expected to complete ground training before July. Previous tours included service at Anacostia and other posts. Boonsboro elects mayor John Wheeler with no contest. Daniel Nicolet Incun Sh voter turnout noted.
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Bows Trip To See World Is Ended Here
Fragmentary text notes a travel or chase theme with names like Kim and Walliams. The readable bits suggest a mistaken or interrupted journey ending badly and a paused conversation about return, with unclear dates or locations. The piece reads as an OCR damaged snippet rather than a full event.
Army Strength Near 7 Million In Induction Drive
Washington reports the Army has grown from 2,410 on November 1 to 5,600 on January 1 this year, with a total of 4,255,600 men and women inducted between November and January. Separations reached 12,000 due to charges resignations and KIA, while total killed by January 1 stood at 17,000 in context of ongoing mobilization. A birthday dinner was held May 7 at the home of Mr and Mrs Clark to honor Kathleen Clark on her second birthday with guests listed in attendance.
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Annulment of Deed Sought by Myers Heirs in Equity Case
Four of the five children of the late George Edward Myers sue to annul a 1941 deed to Edward J Myers. They claim undue influence by Edward and seek reconveyance of the estate held by their mother Mary Elizabeth Myers, who earlier gained title after the death of a Sheriff and Five Marshal. The court previously dismissed the first suit, ruling the mother could dispose of her property.
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Montgomery boy lands bass after big jump at private lake
In Montgomery on May 9 a 14 year old, Gene Handy, hooked a bass after it struck at his plug. The fish leaped over the boat, with four others missing, and Perry Barnett, a local banker, examined the catch noting no hook marks. Iceland volcanic springs provide natural hot water piped for heat in offices homes and pools.
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Government May Drop Charlie Chaplin Case
Los Angeles May 9 Government moves to dismiss indictments in the Charlie Chaplin conspiracy case. U S Attorney Charles H Carr seeks dismissal of charges against Beverly Hills officers and co defendants while indicating remaining indictments including Chaplin should be dropped. Prior acquittal and pending civil suit noted.
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Louis Names Baer His Toughest Opponent In War Time Poll
London May 9 Joe Louis heavyweight champion of the world named Max Baer as his toughest opponent ever met while praising Billy Conn as the smartest and fastest foe. Others on his mythical Stars and Stripes lineup included Leo Ramage Arturo Godoy Bob Pastor Johnny Paychek and Braddock for potent right not Schmeling.
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Emmitsburg Red Cross dresses for war effort in April
Mrs. Harry Boyle chairs the Emmitsburg surgical dressing group. Twenty two workers logged 87 hours to produce 6 300 dressings in April, bringing the total to 79 700. Delegation visited the Red Cross station in the Francis Scott Key Hotel, Frederick, to view a 4x4 inch dressing demonstration. The group began with 2x2 inch dressings and will now turn out the 4x4 size as need grows with the war.
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Women urged to help finish dressings for wounded
Mrs Boyle calls on women of the district to join a group to complete 425 300 dressings by end of June to aid battlefields wounded. Free time volunteers should contact Mrs Boyle. Meetings are Wednesdays after noon and Thursdays evenings at the Lutheran Parish House. GRANTED DIVORCE Mrs Jane Shankle Callow 229 South Market Street was granted an absolute divorce.
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Kellogg's All-Bran Proves Gentle Relief for Constipation
A rural letter carrier recalls using a laxative nightly for years until trying Kellogg's All-Bran. He reports lasting relief after adopting the cereal daily, noting it helps by supplying cellulosic elements to ease natural elimination. Scientists cite diet as a constipation factor and endorse All-Bran as a natural regulating food.
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Woman to resume maiden name in divorce decree
A decree signed Tuesday in Equity Court by Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer grants Jane Elizabeth Shankle the right to resume her maiden name. She is divorcing Russell J. Callow Jr., now in the U S Navy. He is ordered to pay costs. Lawyers Manuel M. Weinberg and E Austin James for the complainant. C C Wirts for the defendant.
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