Preinduction Examination Called For 47 Registrants
Notices mailed to 47 registrants ordering preinduction exams in Baltimore. First June white call lists men under 30 with some aged 18 to 30, plus five transfers and three volunteers. The list names numerous Brunswick Baltimore and Frederick residents among volunteers and transfers.
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Baltimore
Navy
Harry William Hart
Glenn Ezra Orrison
George Allan Strathern
Walnut Street
Brunswick
Richard Kemp Miller
North Market Street
Robert Kenneth Castle
West Patrick Street
Chester Holmes Lamar Reightler
East Second Street
William Curtis Michael
South Market Street
Norman Joshua Despeaux
West Church Street
Raymond Franklin Burns
East Church Street
Douglas Garwood Harrison
Earl Franklin Miller
East South Street
James William Shankle
John Thomas Bradley
Vernon Miller Cassell
Schley Avenue
Braddock Heights
Harry Mahlon Taulton
East Potomac Street
Benjamin Hezekiah Fox
John Cleggette Remsburg
Middle Alley
Charles Lee Cook
McMurray
Harry Hartman Reid
Harold Marcellus Staley
Frederick
Roger William Mills, Jr
North Bentz Street
Howard Lloyd Waltz
Ira Calvin Rice
William
Aubrey Brandenburg
Relay
George Josiah Stup
Trail Avenue
Wilson Leon Roberson
Middletown
George Leonard Blumenauer
West Fifth Street
George Ross Moberly
Walkersville
Harry Eurgene Keller
Alfred Glenwood Mackley
East Sixth Street
Ernest Loraine Perkins
Walter Cromwell Eiker
Carroll Parkway
Carl Franklin Rice
Melvin Otto Powers
Charles Theodore Carroll
Petersville Road
Washington, D. C
William Francis Beacht
Baltimone City
William Grant Tolin
New Yor County
N. Y
John Gilbert Polard
Pittsburgh
Hilliard Lawrence Anderson
Wake County
N.C
Winchester Hall Fire Discovered In Time
Officials detect smoke in Winchester Hall. a short circuit in power wires between the first floor and basement ceiling triggers urgent shutdowns. Repairs quickly completed with no fire. The old building’s vulnerability noted, officials say a blaze would have been serious.
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Winchester Hall
Heavy Air Sweeps by U S Planes Across Europe
Allied air forces launched a massive three day assault from Britain and Italy totaling about 3 200 American warplanes attacking German Austria Yugoslavia France and the Low Countries. Targets included aircraft factories rail yards and air bases with heavy losses on both sides.
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London
Britain
Italy
Germany
Austria
Yugoslavia
France
Low Countries
Hitler
Berlin
Alps
Dessau
Oschersleben
Halberstadt
Brussels
Belgium
Reims
Troyes
Handorf
Munster
Diepholz
Osnabruk
Hamburg
Channel
Hannover
Poland
Strategic Air Force
Eighth Air Force
Europe
Devil Diver Scratched From Belmont Suburban
New York May 30 trainer John Gaver for Mrs Payne Whitney's Greentree stable scratched Devil Diver from today's Belmont Suburban Handicap after the Handicap star suffered a bruised heel leaving the field at odds of 3 to 1.
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New York
John Gaver
Mrs. Payne Whitney
Greentree Stable
Devil Diver
Nazis Lose Highway Six Traffic In Italy
Radio France at Algiers reported Allied bombers have cut traffic along Highway Six Via Casilina. US monitors noted that German convoys must use by roads and detours via Avezzano and Subiaco, signaling a shift in supply routes in Italy.
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New York
Radio France
Algiers
Highway Six
Casilina
Italy
U. S
Avezzango
Subiaco
Nazi Mobs Killing U S Airmen in Germany
Stockholm dispatch reports may 30 that American airmen parachuted into central Germany were killed by agitated locals. Aftonbladet cites a traveller from Leipzig and a Berlin talker. Five men killed. police unable to intervene amid a storm of rage over alleged attacks on civilians.
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Stockholm
Germany
Aftonbladet
Berlin
Leipzig
Political Handbook of the World
Main Link Of Two Big Jap Bases Is Cut
Southeast Asia headquarters reports American and Chinese troops cut the main road between Kamaing and Mogaung in northern Burma in a surprise move by passing Kamaung. Allied planes have hammered enemy lines and rail facilities along the Mogaung to Katha route, cutting reinforcements to the Mogaung valley and Myitkyina. The operation destroyed 25 enemy trucks and seized six buildings of supplies and ammunition.
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Southeast Asia
Kandy
Ceylon
Kamaing
Mogaung
Burma
Kamaung
Myitkyina
Katha
Mogaung Valley
Flags in Frederick Display Sober Holiday Scene
A survey across 11 blocks near the Square Corner shows 32 American flags visible at 11:30 a.m. with one sixth unfurled in the Court House patio. The Tivoli theater and Draft Boards display the only flags in their respective first blocks. Blocks around the Square show varied counts, with many blocks having none.
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Frederick
Court House Patio
Tivoli Theater
West Patrick Street
East Church Street
East Patrick Street
North Market Street
South Market Street
North Court Street
West Church Street
Reed To Seek Senate Probe Of Post Office Overtime
Republican Senators on the post office oversight panel plan a Senate investigation into a two year rise of nearly 69.99 million dollars in postal workers overtime payments. Senator Reed of Kansas says he has consulted with GOP colleagues ahead of a joint push for the inquiry. The move follows Senate approval of increases in postmaster salaries amid Reed's opposition.
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Washington
Post Office Committee
Senate
Reed
R.-Kan
GOP
Memorial Day Observances In Mt Olivet Cemeter y
Legionnaires and ex service men parade to Mt Olivet for Memorial Day ceremonies with an address by former Governor John Stelle at the Key monument. City and state crews note light activity as residents observe a sunny holiday with few events. Synod reports call for more chaplains and raises salaries as union talks loom for the Evangelical and Reformed Church.
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Legionnaires
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
John Stelle
Ilinois
Legion Home
East Church Streets
State Guard
Seventh Battalion
Stelle
Francis Scott Key
Francis Scott Key Post
G. I
Lawrence C. Willard
Haliday
Blue Ridge Lines
Braddock Heights Park
John L. Barnhart
Potomac Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hlood College
Synod
Barnhart
United States Army
Potomac Synod
Churches of the Synod
Questieon
Union
Congregational Christian Church
Potomac Synod of
Tilood College
United Church
Church Union
Gottfried Siegenthaler
W. H. Kochheim
Charles 5. Hartman
Baltimore
William R. Barnhart
Frederic
Harry Brindle
Hagerstown
General Synod
York
James E. Wagner
Peters Church
Lancaster
Denominations General Council
Holy Communion
Henry Eb Stair
Wood College
Edvardo Hoffmeier
Walkersville
Ary
Norman L. Horn
Baltimore Treatier
Charles F Kimole
Baltmore
A. LeRox McCardell
Frederick
9000 Autos Available For Rationing In June
Washington on May 30 OPA announced June quota of new automobiles for rationing will be 9000, below a normal one day sale. Original stock was 330000 cars February 1, 1942, a 53 day supply in normal times. By May 1 this year only 47000 remained as rationing stretched over two years. Rationing will tighten as supply dwindles with doctors police and public health bureaus given preference.
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Washington
OPA
Police Departments
Bureaus of Public Health and Safety
General Marshall's Stepson Killed in Italian Tank Battle
Lt Alkins Tupper Brown son of Mrs George C Marshall and husband of Madge Shedden was killed yesterday in a tank action near Campoleone Italy. He left a wife and a two year old son. His mother married General Marshall in 1430.
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Washington
Alkins Tupper Brown
George C. Marshall
Army
Campoleone
Italy
War Department
Brown
Madge Shedden
New York
Marshell
Large U S Convoy Arrives In England
London reports that a heavily loaded United States convoy bringing invasion weapons arrived safely in Britain. The arrival was announced today amid wartime news from May.
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U. S
England
London
United States
Britain
Aiding Discharged Service Men To Secure Former Jobs
Veterans receive guidance from Selective Service on reinstatement to civilian jobs with seniority and pay protections. Policies cover Army Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard veterans since May 1, 1940, plus Merchant Mariners, excluding conscientious objectors. Reemployment requires qualification and factual assessment. upholding rights even if job upgraded or changed. delays or waivers must be proven. application within 40 days of release.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Merchant Marine
Hall of Selectiv
Fifth Army predicts fall of Rome before long
Lt Gen Mark Clark at Memorial Day services in Aieio Italy declared the Fifth Army will take Rome before many days have passed. He spoke as guns rumbled near, noting the first European capital would be freed from Nazi domination. A cemetery ceremony honored dead from the Anzio beachhead with American, British, and Canadian graves.
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Aieio
Italy
Fifth Army
Rome
Mark Clark
Clark
Anzio
North and South Meet Again at Gettysburg Memorial Day Gesture
At Gettysburg Pa May 30 representatives from the North and South joined in a solemn pledge of unity during the 36th governors conference. Governor Edwin Martin of Pennsylvania called it the most important Memorial Day service since Lincoln’s dedication. Governors J Melville Broughton of North Carolina and Leverett Saltonstall of Massachusetts stressed national unity as the next generation of veterans laid wreaths at the graves of 3604 battle dead.
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Gettyburg
Gettysburg
Edwin Martin
Pennsylvania
Lincoln
National Cemetery
South
J. Melville Broughton
North Carolina
North
Leverett Sallonstall
Massachussetts
Linegin
Control Bill Moves Toward Senate Fight Over Cotton Amendment
Washington May 30 A bill extending price controls through 1945 moved today toward a Senate floor battle over a cotton amendment. The OPA estimated the measure might cost consumers up to 350 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Senate
OPA
Turkiye Quake Devastates Bolu Region Near Istanbul
A German broadcast reports a violent earthquake striking Bolu in central Turkey about 85 miles from Istanbul. The tremor, part of a sequence in recent months, caused widespread damage and disruption in the affected region.
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Bolu
Turkey
Istanbul
Young Heinz Says Wife Posed In Nude In Studio
In a Los Angeles Superior Court custody hearing, Clifford S Heinz testifies his wife Elisabeth Bald Heinz posed for a nude photo in a New York Greenwich Village studio last January. He cites deposition by Albert T Rudd about a woman he assumed to be Mrs Heinz dancing with a man in Forest Hills. Rudd says he was hired to guard the house, while Mrs Heinz's counsel calls the statement fakery and a trumped up witness.
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Los Angeles
Clifford S. Heinz
Packing Company
New York
Greenwich Village
Heinz
Elisabeth Bald Heinz
Clifford III
Albert T. Rudd
Rudd
New Successes Scored By Chinese Against Japs
Chungking May 30 Chinese forces advancing with favorable weather won new gains along the Mamien trail toward Tengchung the principal enemy base in Yunnan province The Chinese high command said they held progress in the Salween offensive climbing rugged terrain to seize Lengshuikow the trail’s highest village at 8000 feet At Chaikungtang the last enemy pocket on the Mamien trail was under attack and believed near capture
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Chungking
Tengchung
Yunnan
Chinese High Command
Lengshuikow
High Command
Chaikungtang
de Bed
Fifth Army inches toward Rome in last defense push
Allied reports say German resistance stiffened as the Fifth Army smashed the last defense line south of Rome aided by a push along the Sacco valley by the Eighth Army. New Zealanders neared Sora while French and Eighth Army units closed on Frosinone. Allied artillery hit an enemy supply dump near Ceccano as the Fifth Army’s 6th Corps under Maj. Gen. Lucian K. Truscott, a Texas native, pressed the offensive.
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Naples
Fifth Army
Rome
Eighth Army
Sacco Valley
Casilina
Arce
Apennines
Sora
Hermann Goering
Valmontine
Via
Eivie
Carroceto
Campo Iemini
Eternal City
Valletri
Lanuvio
Valmontone
Velletri
Lanavis
Eighth
Sacco
Frosinane
Avercano
Frosinone
Ceccano
Oliver Leese
Pofi
Prossedi
Hull 550
Anzio
Harold Alexander
Sixth Corps
Lucian K. Truscott
Texas
All 11 Aboard Navy Patrol Plane Killed
Eleven crewmen aboard a Navy patrol plane were killed when the craft crashed one and a half miles west of the Chincoteague auxiliary air station during an attempted emergency approach to land. None survived, the Fifth District public relations office said.
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Norfolk
Chincoteague
Fifth District Public Relations Office
Everything At Stake Kesselring Warns Nazis in Rome Battle
Field Marshal Albert Kesselring warned German troops that everything is at stake in the battle for Rome. He said it is possible Allied landings could occur again in Italy, and the message was released by Allied headquarters in Naples.
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Allied
Naples
Albert Messelring
Rome
Italy
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Wiener Neustadt
Vienna
Neudorff Aircraft
Pottendorf
Ebreichsdorf
Weunkirchen
Zagreb
Wels
Linz
MAAF
Allied Board of Strategy
Anthem
Gen. Clark
U.S. Cemetery
Young Heinz
Kesselring
Hiv
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