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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1943

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34 Induction Notices Sent By Local Draft Board One

The board released 34 additional white registrants to appear for final examination and probable induction into the armed forces. Most are childless married men. includes Alden E. Fisher and others from Frederick and nearby areas. One transfer from New Jersey board Cape May is listed. Accepted men will receive at least a week to wind up civilian affairs. furlough-extension details are unclear.

Alden E. Fisher Meredith H. Mackley Frederick Bank John R. Baer New Jersey Board Charles William Alderton Braddock Heights Hassan Osbernt Stewart West Patrick Street Edgar Crutchley Thurmont Thomas Warren Hamm East Second Street George William Walters Baltimore Frederick Harry Thomas Paul Doug Jnce Weet South Street Lester William Baker West Fifth Street Carl Samuel Davis Doubs Jerome Franklin Hahn Water Street Martin Albert Franklin Walters Fourth Street Frank E Bagley Draper Patrick Street Carroll Lee Eicholtz Howard Kenneth Ault Dayton Avenue Brunswick Allen LeRoy Allison East Seventh Street Harry Diehl Baumgardner Silver Spring George Charles Holcomb New Bern N.C Herbert Dell O'Bryan Charles Edward Esterly Fast Sixth Street Charles Franklin Lewis Arthur Jacob Staub DeGrange Street Richard Nelson Stride Washington Street Marvin Paul Shepley Motter Avenue Warren Garfield Fox West South Street William Henry Ogle West Third Street Frank Lesley Wright, Jr East Sixth Street Alden Everet Fisher Meredith Holmes Mackley Glenn Samuel Lantz East Church Street John Quarles Miller North Market Street Chester Moore Davis Westminster John Robert McLaren Park Avenue Norman William Heffner Trail Avenue John Richard Baer West College Terrace Thomas William Stanley North Bentz Street Cape May City N. J

552 Face Draft Law Charges

Special agents arrested 552 men in 19 cities on draft law charges. J Edgar Hoover said no mass raids were used and the cases came from detailed investigations of delinquencies such as failure to report for examination or induction, missed questionnaires, and address changes. Hoover noted 137 arrests in New York and 81 in San Francisco. The text also mentions an anomaly about a prairie dog colony described as 250 mind long and 100 miles wide.

Washington J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Hoover New York City San Francisco

War Front Updates Across The Pacific And Europe

By The War Today dispatches report U S troops advancing in the Aleutians amid ice ridges and snow fields as the campaign to drive Japanese forces continues. Navy Secretary Knox cites progress and Washington forecasts rapid blows across the Pacific, while Allied bombers strike Southern Europe in a pre invasion push toward Italy. Churchill signals early invasion plans as German activity and Soviet air raids intensify on supply lines.

Associated Press Aleutians U.S Navy Knox Washington Pacific Mediterranean Europe Neak Rome Sicily Sardinia Thesian Navy Italy

Two County Soldiers Reported Wounded in North Africa

Telegrams from the War Department inform Pvt. Smith and Corporal Daniel Lind of slight wounds in action in North Africa. Smith, who has lived with the Plowman family in Frederick and Montgomery counties, went overseas last August and arrived in Africa in November. Lind, 21, of Ladiesburg, entered service last fall and recently moved from private to corporal, with parents Mr and Mrs Walter Lind awaiting further details in coming weeks.

Pvt. Smith War Department Nellie Smith West Patrick M. C. Plowman West Patrick Street Frederick Montgomery County Africa Lind Daniel Lind Ladiesburg North Africa Walter Lind Pennsylvania Railroad

City Republicans Plan New Campaign Headquarters

City Republican Chairman E Austin James announced the GOP will open campaign offices early next week in the Zentz building at Second and Market Streets, former Peoples Drug Stores location. Seven Republican nominees for the June city election met and outlined an active campaign plan. A certificate of nomination for May or City Register and Aldermen candidates will be filed this afternoon with the Board of Election Supervisors.

E. Austin James Zentz Second Market Peoples Drug James City Register

Widespread Drive On Japs Seen By Observers

Observers in Washington detect signs of a broad American push across the Pacific. MacArthur and Halsey meetings and statements by Secretary Knox suggest joint Army Navy Air action will continue to drive through the Aleutians and toward central Pacific targets. Attu operation is cited as proof of available ships and forces for forward offensive actions.

Washington Pacific Aleutians Attu Island Douglas MacArthur Australia William F. Halsey, Jr Southern Pacific Roosevelt Churchill Navy Knox Attu Batte Ling Bering Sea

Nazis Used Girl Gunners In Bombers Over Africa

Phoenixville Pa May 13 A story of girl gunners in Nazi bombers is told by American soldiers in Tunisia. Set Viet Woodward of Seymour Ind says a girl gunner shot down near them. Soldiers arriving at Ann Snowden Valley Purge General Hospital recounts and seek news of the North African victory.

Phoenixvile Tunisia Set Viet Woodward Seymour Ind Gauy Annssnow Valley Purge General Hospital

Semi-Rigid Embargo Clamped On Workers

A semi rigid embargo was clamped today on the movement of workers into or out of Wing Town Virginia North Carolina West Virginia or the nation's capital to take jobs with new employers.

Washington Mayia Virginia North Carolina West Virginia

Price Panel Of Local OPA To Administer New Food Rules

The local War Price and Rationing Board will appoint a price panel to disseminate price control information, answer storekeeper and consumer queries, and arrange meetings. Members include Dan EF Wight Airman Dr Ignatius Bjorlee and Dr Henry Stann. The panel will visit retailers to explain regulations and assist housewives with complaints, with mediation used for minor issues and escalation to the OPA district office for serious violations.

OPA War Price and Rationing Board Dan EF Wight Ignatius Bjorlee Henry Stann Aesistant Price Panel Orig Hase

32d Annual Finals Held At Hospital

More than 100 people attended the thirty second commencement exercises of Frederick City Hospital School of Nursing at the Georgianna Houek Simmoner Nurses Home. Nine graduates received diplomas after pledging with Florence Nightingale oath. The event featured Rev William C Royal and music by Besoud M Davis Jr and others. A reunion tea and a banquet followed with about 150 attendees including alumnae and families. The class will finish hospital training in September and undertake state board exams after clinical duties.

Frederick City Hospital Besoud M. Davis, Jr Norman J. Trott Brunswick Philip Saylor Middletown Muss Gertrude Flagg Head College Deems Taylor Peter DeRose William Meredith Smith School of Nursing Florence Nightingale Frances H. Andrews R. N Miss Kepler Grace M. Kepler Lucille Adelsberger Emmitsburo Virginia Bitter Cromers Regina Elizabeth Henkey Ottanna Lucille Hill Ruthelien Lenhart Frederick Carolyn Rice Thurmont Elinor V. Routzahn June L. Snider Waynesboro Nurses Alumnae Association Francis Leo's Key Hotel John R Children’s Hospital Washington, D. C Sheppard- Pratt Hospital Baltimore Taeyr

C Irvin Storm Dies Suddenly Frederick Resident

Charles Irvin Storm 63 of 213 South Market Street Frederick died this morning about eight of heart trouble. He worked 34 years for Lewis A Rice and Sons wholesale grocers and had been ill since December 1943. A director of United Fire Company he was a Calvary Methodist church and Masonic and Eastern Star member. Survived by wife Mary Dane Singer Storm two daughters William L Mackler and Mrs Jare Storm Gaver one brother William Storm two grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at 108 East Chuten street with interment at Olivet cemetery. Funeral directors Etchison and Son.

Charles Irvin Storm Frederick South Market Street Mr. Storm Lewis A Rice and Sons Kige and Haller United Fire Company Calvary Methodist Church Columbia Lodge Aoland A. Masons Order of Eastern Star Richard Peter Martha E. Martnn Storm Old South Street Mary Dane Singer Stor Tuo

Italians Told Navy Cant Stop Invasion

London reports from May 1 describe Italian leaders declaring an invasion would not be halted. Rome broadcasts claim the War and Navy Secretaries met in emergency session while emergency measures and military rule plans circulated. Reuters notes German assurances promise to fight for every inch of Italy amid Balkans defense plans and Crete sieges. Norwegians face Gestapo arrests of churchmen protesting forced labor.

London Mthoir Lane Rome Radio i Iistortuation Tadicy Rome Sviation Navy Thalia Senate Tatty Geblthy Senate Mussollini Reuters Omee Italy Greece Istanbul Thalia Salant Crete Arctesied British Broadcasting Corporation Federal Communication Commission Gestapo Hallesby Hope Office of War Information Stockholm Svenska Dagbvladet Dean Weccelsen Feihow Vidkun Quisling

No Ice Cream In England Says Embassy Attache

Raymond E. Kolb of the U S embassy in London describes English ice cream production and distribution during wartime. He notes prewar sales by a London department store to American soda fountains and mentions diplomatic corps secrecy on troop movements during travel.

England Cumberland Engand Raymond E. Kolb U S London Kolb Kolbaid Diplomat Corps United States

Farm Sold Near Myersville for 6200 Dollars

A 172 one third acre Maryland farm along the Myersville Boonsacre road two and a half miles from Myersville sold to Lestie Morgat operator Wattsvide Funiper Company for 6200 dollars. The tract includes a frame dwelling, outbuildings, and 70 acres of timberland with trustees William A. Storm Edwin Fo Nikirk and Emmett R. Bowls as auctioneers.

Dyce Tae Myersville-Boonsacre — Raskt Myersville Lestie Morgat Wattsvide Funiper Company Willian A.storm Edwin Fo Nikirk Lrustees Emmett R. Bowls Aucioneers

Gen Giraud Deposes Bey of Tunis Report

London May 10 dispatch reports Gen Giraud has deposed the Bey of Tunis for endangering security. Newly appointed successor is named Sait Mohammed Ay i Mounsat. The move aims to stabilize Tunisian affairs amid Allied concerns over German influence in the region.

Giraud Bey Tunis London Algier Saul Dene Garant Ld Bees Hart Dad Wacyy Kean the Bey Sait Mohammed Ayi Mounsat Init Bee Teibedy

Air battles in Southwest Pacific shrink Japanese air power

Allied communique reports heavy Japanese losses in a string of raids across New Guinea Milne Bay and Oro Bay with 125 of 300 Japanese planes shot down. Allied air crews claim 44 ships attacked and record 59 miles from Milne Bay. Kenney’s bomber formations return with light losses and no major fatalities.

Alli Australia Japan Oro Bay New Catia Milea Bes How Uitna Papura Penisula Dales New Guinea Europe Pacific George Kenney Fupolix Kendari Celeont Af Puan Tel Oawu Bate Oru Bay

German Assault Drives Toward Leningrad Front Line

German forces launch seven attacks in a day around Leningrad, breaking through fortifications at one point while Red Star soldiers rush reinforcements. Russia reports heavy German power massed on the front as air war targets rail lines and supply routes behind German lines.

Leningrad Red Star Russia.s

Allied Air Offensives Hit Italian Bases and Civita Vecchia

Allied air forces mounted a major strike across northern Sardinia Sicily and Lazio targets with heavy bombers and fighter bombers hitting Cagliari Messina Olbia and Gallipoli while Civita vecchia suffered major damage. Tedder declared Tunisia victory and emphasized air fields as key to the North African campaign and Mediterranean advance.

North Africa Ado Sardinia Anainland Todlay Rome Civitavenchia Rone Forcy Mia - Gilad Olbri Air Feld Alghera Porta Torres Nid Calasetta Porto Ponte Romano Mediterranean Sir Arthur Tedder Tunisia Axis Tedder Tunis North African Europe Cagliari RAF U.S Desert Air Force Messina Sicily Malta Comisa Gallipoli Italy Associated Press Palermo Sassari Civitavecchia Santa Caterina-Nuovo Tadia Vittorio Emanuele Elena Papacy Baniou Solit Cody Safail

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U. S Board One FBI Russia Moscow Pet. Albeet G. Smitit City Republicans D. E. Wight Bjorlee Stabe C. Irvin Storm New York United Mine Workers John L. Lewis Balkans Southwest Pacific Ped Star Lane City Tts Theningrad Kuban Red Army Nbvorgesizk Sea of Agor Rrefe Gaedh Tt Viel Pantelleria
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