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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 28, 1942

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Memorial Day Observances Across Frederick Area

Memorial Day events mark services at Mt. Olivet and Park Heights cemeteries with Lt. Col. E Brooke Lee speaking, firing squad, taps, and grave decorations by Legion posts and auxiliary. Other towns observe services at Brunswick, Libertytown, Petersville, and Knoxville cemeteries, with bands, prayers, and flag placements. Thurmont cancels parade.

Francis Scott Key Mt. Olivet Francis Scott Key Post American Legion E. Brooke Lee Montgomery County Legion Post Frederick Maryland State Guard Seventh Battalion Legion Drum Corps Legion Home East Church Street F. Bailey Phelps Trinity Methodist Church Earl Gilbert Francis Perrott Col. Lee State Guard Samuel S. Johnston All Saints Episcopal Church Legionnaires Legion Auxiliary Auxiliary Brunswick Steadwan-Keenan Post The Park Heights Cemetery Norman L. Trott Legion Petersville Knoxville Thurmont Yellow Springs Francis &. Elder Pharmont Catholic Fairmount Cemetery Libertytown Cemetery Association

Scholarships For Three H S Seniors

Three Frederick High School seniors receiving diplomas today won scholarships this spring. Ethel Hutcheson earned two scholarships to Juniata College in Huntington Pa and Strayer Business College in Washington DC, with a possible Capitol Radio Engineering Institute program under Maryland’s sponsorship. Wayne Shober won a Bridgewater College scholarship in Bridgewater Va, and Betty Schwartz earned a Tem Vie Secretarial School scholarship in Washington.

Frederick High School Ethel Hutcheson Ray R. Hutcheson Colege Avenue Juniata College Hunton Stray- 21 Business College Washington, D.C Capitol Radio Engineering Institute Unive of Maryland Juniata Wayne Shober Ralph E. Shober North Market Bridgeweller College Bridgewater

Board One Calls Largest Group for Army Induction

The 66 inductees from Draft Board One include 32 from Frederick city and span third and second registrations. Edgar Crum of 410 East Patrick Street leads as the first called. the list names many men from Frederick and surrounding towns with notices urging applicants to keep jobs until induction and to file furlough requests at the draft office.

Frederick City Jmen Edgar Crum East Patrick Street Washington County Baltimore Draft Board Carl Clifford Stockman North Market Street Roy Eugene Getzendanner Union Bridge William Haskell Coffin, Jr 17Th Street N. E Washington Braddock Heights David B. Hemp Patrick Street William Walter Culler Walkersville Ralph Vernon Ellis South Street Howard Mills Brunswick Merkle Clinton Gross West Seventh Street Paul Edward Wiles East John Edward Williams West Patrick Street Earl Elsworth Trump Newton Street N. W Frederick Ralph Charles Bitzer East Second Street Thomas Burks Hurst Water Street Paul Leroy Ingram Buckeystown Donald Edwin Eaves John Bishop Snoots Knoxville Edward Leslie Kemp Franklin Street Charles David Kline G Street Thomas Noble Harwood Adamstown Ray Edward Thomas East Church Street Stanley Elwood _ Smith Boyds Felix Kramer John Bartlett Richard Mullinix Radcliffe Grove Boulevard Charles Wilburn Stull Clarence Henry Remsburg Middletown John Edward Harper West Fourth Street Leo James Horne Charles Michael Hahn Arthur Calvin Flock Middleton Gilmore Lescalleet, Jr Ralph Edward Chaney Ninth Avenue Elmer Thomas Morningstar Davis Avenue William Albert Zimmertman West Church Street Frank ‘Leroy Crebbs Joseph Richard Wood Walnut Street Luther Vernon Angelberger Jefferson Charles Leroy Castle Ralph Lee Koontz Stuart Ernest Titus Point of Rocks Lioyd Baxter Murphy George Street Fredaride Milton Biggs Fairview

U S Submarines Sink Two Japanese Ships and Damage Others

The Navy reported that U S submarines in the western Pacific sunk two Japanese ships, probably sunk a third, and damaged a fourth, a heavy cruiser, in a Navy communique based on reports to 1 p m today. The tally now lists 44 ships sunk, 13 probably sunk, and 12 damaged.

Washington Navy U. S Western Pacific Far East Navy Department Coral Sea Australia

Axis thrusts at Libyan Tobruk repulsed on both flanks

Axis offensive into the Libyan desert neared Tobruk, advancing about 30 miles beyond the British defense line between Bir Hacheim and Ain El Gazala before being repulsed on both flanks. RAF bombed enemy armor, destroyed transport, and shot down 12 aircraft while losing four.

Cairo Egypt Tobruk Bir Hacheim Ain el Gazala RAF Erwin Rommel el Adem Libya London Rommel

List of Names and Addresses Found in Directory

A compiled extract lists individuals with street addresses including Clarence Lester Smith 2 Winchester Street Robert Linwood Hoffman 30 Jefferson Street Walter Lee Tomes 122 West Sixth Street Frank Farr McKimmy Dick erson George William Crouse 502 West Patrick Street Charles Harvey Wetzel 115 Water Street Francis James Fox 312 Park Avenue Ralph Elias Schroeder 203 West Second Street Paul Hume Sterling Point of Rocks Elmer Albert Leslie Ellicott City formerly of Frederick

Defense Offers Alibi in Carroll Rape Trial

Hagerstown May 28 Leroy Carroll a 38 year old Frederick man stands trial in Circuit Court on a rape charge. Defense says he will offer an alibi claiming he was not at home the afternoon and evening of February 2 1942 when the alleged assault on his 11 year old niece occurred. Prosecutors say the crime happened at his home after enticement with a shoes offer. The trial likely will end with the verdict this afternoon.

Hagerstown Leroy Carroll Frederick Negro Edwin Nikirk Carroll

Japs Beat American Prisoners With Ropes

Washington reports quote a Japanese broadcast claiming American prisoners from the cruiser Houston are forced to perform manual labor and beaten with ropes for lagging. Rear Admiral Mitsuo Matsunaga described the treatment as contrary to all international agreement and humanity.

Washington Office of Facts and Figures Today Houston Mitsuo Matsunaga

John Barrymore Condition Report Remains Grave

Hollywood star John Barrymore’s condition stays grave though not immediately dangerous per physician Dr. Hugo M. Kersten. The 60 year old entered Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital on May 19, with cardiac concerns noted and monitoring ongoing.

Hollywood John Barrymore Hugo M. Kersten Hollywood Fresbyterian Hospital

Mexico Declares War on Axis in Historic First

Mexico City May 28 President Manuel Avila Camacho urged an emergency Congress session to declare war on the Axis and place the nation on a fighting footing, marking Mexico’s first war declaration in history.

Mexico City Manuel Avila Camacho Congress Mexico

Mr Brewster Buys Home From Mrs Thomas

Mrs J Travers Thomas sold her 204 Rockwell Terrace residence to Kingman Brewster a Washington attorney. The transfer was announced by D Princeton Buckey who represented Mrs Thomas. Brewster takes possession July 1 or 2 and plans to move his family here. He owns vast real estate near Catoctin Furnace with a hunting lodge and once operated a mink farm beside a dairy venture. Mrs Thomas will reside in Richmond and Baltimore with her daughters.

Brewster J. Travers Thomas Rockwell Terrace Kingman Brewster Washington D. Princeton Buckey Thomas Catoctin Furnace Richmond Baltimo

240 Receive Diplomas At High School Exercises

Frederick High School held its commencement exercises this morning with 240 graduates receiving diplomas from Robert L. Warfield, member of the county Board of Education. Leslie N. Coblentz delivered the address urging self reliance, hard work, and use of hands, while parents and teachers were praised for support. The program opened with Pomp and Circumstance and the national anthem, and included soloists, a choral group, invocation, and the diploma parade.

Frederick High School Leslie N. Coblentz Frederick Midai¢town Robert L. Warfield County Board of Education D Muasler Mr. Coblents Cobientz Asl Wilbur Devilbiss Evelyn Stup Mayweather Dr. Meeks J. Grant Swank Devilbiss Mr Warfield Frederick County Eugene W Pruitt Howard R. Damuth Board of Educa

Rallying Strength Seen In Wall Street Trading

New York May 28 rallying strength emerged as stock traders regained footing after early gains. Despite an attempted extension of Wednesday’s rise, profit taking centered on steels and motors. Several favorites stayed modestly higher by the fourth hour, while many small declines were recorded.

New York

Nazis Forced Back On Both Major East Fronts

Moscow reports say German forces are yielding ground in the Izyum Barvenkova and Kharkov sectors as Red Army counter offensives push forward from freshly fortified lines. Russians claim 2,400 Germans killed and that 4,400 more were slain in flank attacks with tanks burned in Kharkov battles.

Moscow Izyum-Barvenkova Kharkov Seviors Ukraine Red Army Ivyum-Barvenkova Kharkov Izyum-Barvenkaya Soviet Information Bureau

Rev Dr Snyder Dies In West

Rev Dr George A Snyder longtime Christ Reformed Church pastor in Middletown died suddenly at 78 in Lancaster California. He led churches in Hagerstown and Middletown, served as Catawba College president, and retired to California with a son and wife Miss Mary Irene Cost among survivors.

George A. Snyder Christ Reformed Church Middletown Middletown Valley Lancaster Calif Gr. Snyder Christ Church Summit County Ohio John George Susannah Kepler Snyder Heidelberg College Tiffin Christ Reformed Entircd Hagerstown Dr. Snyder Catawba College Wewton N.C Akron California George R Snyder China Park Mary Irene 1Cost Washington County

Quints Celebrate Eighth Birthday With New Hairdos

In Caliander Ontario on May 27 the Dionne quintuplets marked their eighth birthday by surrendering braided pigtails for bobbed hairdos. The children described their new looks as tres chic.

Caliander Ont

Laundry Strike Ends in Cumberland After Two Weeks

Members of United Laundry Workers Union No. 40 return to work ending a two weeks strike at Cumberland and Crystal Maurndrics.

Cumberland United Laundry Workers Union No. 40 Cumberland and Crystal

Lewis Ousts Murray From $18,000 Job

Washington May 28 John L Lewis today ousted Phillip Murray president of the CIO from his $18,000 a year job as vice president of the United Mine Workers Lewis declared the vice presidency vacant and was upheld by the UMW executive board by a 17 to 0 vote Lewis then named John O Leary to the post.

Washington John L Lewis Phillip Murray CIO United Mine Workers Lewis UMW John O'Leary Ispurgu

Sub Is Sunk In Second Attack On Blakely

St Lucia May 27 British West Indies reports say the U S destroyer Blakeley was attacked near Castries by a wolf pack of Axis submarines after a prior torpedo hit from Martinique. Planes counter attacked. one submarine believed sunk. This marked the second Caribbean submarine destroyed in a week.

St. Lucia British West Indies United States Bilkeley Jffort London Reuters U. S Blakeley Caribbean Castries Martinique

Brazilian Air Attack Sinks Nazi U Boat Off Coast

A Brazilian source reports a Nazi submarine was attacked and sunk off the northeast coast on May 23. Two American pilots first spotted and attacked the raider, then Brazilian air force planes arrived to join the attack and sink it. Brazil has broken relations with Germany and Italy though not at war.

Lieut Ilarry Schwane J. G. Yates Brazil Germany Italy Axis

British ship Barrdale torpedoed. 52 survivors reach Recife

The Rio Iguazu arrived with 52 survivors from the torpedoed British ship Barrdale. The May 17 attack occurred 450 miles off Martinique and the ship sank in four minutes after a torpedo hit the engine room. Survivors were rescued from two lifeboats the following day.

Recife Brazil Argentina United States Rome Martinique

Rationing Board Hours Announced

The county Rationing Board announces weekday hours from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the old Church Street School building. On Saturdays the office opens 9 to 10 a.m. This notice specifies public transaction times effective immediately.

County Rationing Board Church Street

Not Much Danger of Senators Losing Gas

May 28 report that nine senators plan to oppose immediate nationwide motor fuel rationing by urging War Production Chief Donald M Nelson to hold a public hearing before any curtailment action is taken. The move signals cautious resistance to expanded gasoline restrictions.

Washington uPi Donald M. Nelson Nationaes

U S Ready To Supply Men Materials On Europe Front

Lieutenant General Brehon Somervell, commanding the United States Army Service of Supply, states the U S stands ready to supply men and materials on a large scale to a European battlefront despite commitments in Australia and India. He notes possible use of British equipment by American forces and that production will peak this fall. He has been conferring with the Admiralty, Air Ministry, War Office, and British supply services on standardization and armament progress.

London Brehon Somervell United States Army Service of Supply United States Australia India Britain United States Army Navy Admiralty Air Ministry War Office

Heights Season Opens May 30 at Braddock Heights

Braddock Heights will open for the summer season on May 30, with operations continuing largely as in prior years. The closing date is Labor Day, dances suspended due to gas and tire rationing, pavilion used by Minute Men as drill hall, Sunday song services begin June 21, with roller skating and bowling to operate, swimming pool expected, and trolley service to be maintained and possibly increased.

Braddock Heights Robert L. Smith Braddock A. E. Mullinix Adolphus Fearbake Frederick Potomac Edison Company Smith Nevin E. Smith Emmanuel Reformed Church of Hanover

Kinhwa Still Held After Japanese Attacks Fail

Chungking reports Kinhwa in Chekiang province remains in Chinese hands after Japanese forces fail to seize the city despite heavy reinforcement. The Chinese high command announced the status tonight.

Kinhwa Chungking Chekiang Province

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. S Betty Schwartz T. Schwartz Monrovia Temvie Secretarial School Board One U.S Tn Carroll Snyder West Murray Blakely Europe
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