OPA Issues Broad New Orders On Prices And Garments
New directives from the Office of Price Administration affect items from industrial wiping towels to fur coats and Christmas cards. Merchants must report ceiling prices and base periods for spring 1943 garments and adhere to discount rules. A fatal Army bomber crash near Dover is reported with six aboard, five killed.
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Frederick's
Ol Citer
OPA
Office of Price Administration
New York
Dover. del
Eastern Defense Command
Not Guilty In Police Court Assault Case
Allen Baker, 20, charged with assault and battery against Mrs. Mary Shuffler, was found not guilty by Magistrate Manuel Weinberg after both sides presented testimony. Witnesses corroborated Shuffler’s account. Baker claimed self defense saying she called him a thief. Glass Found Guilty Burriss and Glass also figures in the docket with Glass found guilty of taking merchandise from a service station. Burriss acquitted for receiving stolen goods due to lack of evidence.
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Allen Baker
O. Avenue
Mary Shuffler
O Avenue
Manuel M. Weinberg
Baker
Avenue
Burriss
Francis M.glass
South Waterstreet
East Muir
Uve
Aoeg
Istrate
Weinberg
Chick
Hansonville
Nellie Eyler
Charles “Buzz" Deviloiss
Vernon Rhoderick
Henry Dorsey
Dorsey
Walter Brown
Charles Runkles
John Richardson
Wilson Ambush
Homer C Mitchell Jr
Edward Eugene Whitmore
Thurmont
Howard G. Brown
East Patrick Street
Milton E Dixon
West South Street
David Speesler
Baltimore
Edna May Oliver dies veteran stage and screen actress
Edna May Oliver born Edna May Nutter in Boston died in a Hollywood hospital at age 59. A longtime character actress she entered film in 1923 at Astoria L I with a long career including Pride and Prejudice Drums Along the Mohawk and Nurse Edith Cavell. Virginia Hammond was present at her bedside as friends recalled her quiet passing.
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Edna May Nutter
Boston
Mass
Astoria
L. I
Hollywood
Edna Mae
Oliver
Virginia Hammond
Andrew Jackson
Miss Hammond
New York
Vernon
Irene Castle
Edith Cavell
Miss Oliver
Advance Eastward Is Made On Guadalcanal
American forces pushed further east on Guadalcanal after a navy communique noted a halt in fighting at the northwest end near Koli Point. The land advance crossed the Matanikau River and targeted the enemy beachhead, with destroyer action and air raids continuing nearby.
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Washington
Guadalcanal
Solomons
Navy
United States
Norhwestern
Anis
Metapona River
Koli Point
Mit
Jan
Rekata Bay
Santa Isabel Island
Duncan
Edmund B. Taylor
Alexandria
Durcan
Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Kearny
N. J
Casualties Improving From Frederick 1942 Football Game
Two Frederick football players reported on the road to recovery. Barney Nust suffers a head injury from Sundays game between Kay's Jewelers of Hagerstown and Porter's Redskins and was unable to work. M. J. Mulcahey remains laid up with a fracture above the knee from a pre season scrimmage.
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Frederick
Barney Nust
Kay
Allied forces breach Japanese position near Buna area
General MacArthur reported heavy Allied casualties for the enemy as troops moved behind Oivs 55 miles south of Buna on New Guinea's northeast coast. Fighting planes and ground forces supported the assault with machinegun fire and bombardment of front lines and rear communications. Arriving later, Ecuador's President Arroyo Be Rio was announced to visit Washington on November 23.
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MacArthur
Neeters
Australia
Oivs
Buna
New Guinea
Douglas MacArthur
Washington
State Department
Carlos A. Arroyo
Rio
Ecuador
Roosevelt
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George W. Arnold
A. Grant Meeper
Charles G. Geisbert
Frederick County
Vember
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bernard L. Montgomery
Britain
Eighth Army
Rommel
Afrika Korps
NEA
Edna May Oliver
Uncle Sam
U. S. Gov't
Dupont
Louden Barn Equipment Headquarters
Fredenick Brick Works N
Alaska
Myers
Alagia
Aleutians
Ajasl
A Home Smail Loan Co
North Court
Gene
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