30 Jap Planes Shot Down In Guadalcanal Attack
Washington reports a US sea air force battle over Guadalcanal in the Solomons. About 30 enemy planes were destroyed and 30 landing boats were sunk as terrfic bombardment continued into the night. The cruiser San Francisco was slightly damaged and 30 crew killed when a Japanese plane crashed on her deck. the destroyer Buchanan was also damaged. Ships engaged supported the westward drive of Army and Marine forces, while Japanese torpedo bombers and Zero fighters were intercepted by Navy Wildcats. The Erie gunboat was damaged by a submarine attack near Curaçao, with no casualties reported.
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Buchanan
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Marine Corps
Tey Weresil
Anwle
Navy Grumman Wildcats
Navy
Tassafaronga
Gumdale Canal
Caribbean
Erie
Andrew R. Mack
Londonderry
N. H
Curacao
Ccaw
New York Navy Yard
Sam Francisca
Mare Island Navy Yard
Duchanne
Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Kearny
N. J
More Japs Slain In New Guinea Fighting
General war communique reports Allied attack in Gorari area killed over 500 Japanese as forces push from Owen Stanley Mountains toward the North New Guinea coast. Heavy bombers hit Buin Faisi area in the Northern Solomons, setting a transport alight after dawn strike against four transports carrying troops. In Idaho, Republican C A Bottolsen defeats Gov. Chase A Clark by 435 votes in gubernatorial race returns from 44 counties show Bottolsen 72 260 Clark 70 805.
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Australia
Gorari
Owen Stanley
North New Guinea
High Command
Baltz
Filhs
C. A. Botioitzen
Chase A. Clark
Idaho
Seip
Bottolfen
Clark
Answers To War Quiz From Op Page Five
Fragmented OCR text lists names and phrases about army generals and prisoners, mentioning Gen Franz Ralder and Gen Alferd Jodi and Italian prisoners. The readable portions imply quiz answers or war page content with military figures and captions, but most details are garbled.
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Franz Ralder
Alferd Jodi
War Interpreted by Kirkell Simpgon on Rommel’s Africa rout
The analysis describes Rommel’s retreat across eastern Libya and the Allied push into Tunisia as a double threat from the west and east. It notes reduced Axis air opposition, questions about German Italian air power, and predicts Tripoli as a likely next objective while Britain’s supply lines deepen and Rommel’s forces face encirclement.
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Tootum
Libya
Tunis
Rommel
Africa
Roramel
Mediterranean
French
Morocco
Algeria
Tunisia
Ywo
Hiller
Berlin
Britain
Axis
Hitler
Eisenhower
Tursia
Tripoli
el] Aghelia
Rominez
Typhoid Epidemic Danger Declared Over locally
Dr E C Kefauver county health officer said the typhoid incubation period has passed with no new cases after last month mood waters. He praised sanitary engineers for chlorinating springs and wells along the Potomac north bank in Frederick County and lime sprinkling where floodwater residue remained. Many sanitary installations damaged by the October river rise have been restored, and inoculations for river residents completed this week.
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E. C. Kefauver
Kefauver
Pfncer
Potomac River
Frederick County
Court News Property Deeds and Licenses Listed
Court notes record transfers of real property among Ruth J Wagaman and others to Mre Wore Teeries and others for sums like 10 and 260 dollars. Marriage licenses issued to several couples including Marshall Ahalt and Esther O Biser in Frederick with ages shown. Alexandria Virginia residents cited for divorce and residence. A marmot in hibernation stops breathing while blood circulation continues.
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Ruth J. Wagaman
Wore
Annie L . Toms
R. Avery Browning
Lawsor F. "Bittle
Mark Paravick
Thurmont Bank
County
Charles Earl Kelley
Johaniine L. Apics
Marshall Ahalt
Burkittsville
Esther
Biser
Frederick
Robert Too Whienant
Morma V. Harsh
Alexandria
Fred Lambert Shank
Dievorced
Camp Forres
Tenn
Grace Catherine Singer
Woodsbore
Ruth I Wagaman
Faye
Norma Tresler
Hauvers
Annie L. C. Toms
Myersville
Charles Earl Keiley
Johnnie L Ayers
Brunswick
Election Of Nikirk And Offutt Assured
Edwin F. Nikirk and W. Jerome Offutt were officially certified as winners for the House of Delegates after 65 absentee ballots opened. Nikirk's 45 vote lead over Sinn narrowed to 45, and Offutt led Payne by 32 as results showed further shifts in mail-in totals among several county offices and the Orphans’ Court.
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Edwin F. Nikirk
W. Jerome Offutt
House of Delegates
Board of Election Supervisors
Walter E. Sinn
Nikirk
Offutt
Joseph B. Payne
Brunswick
Payne
Richardson
Pinkney A. Richardson
Orphans’ Court
T. Clyde Routson
Routson
Louis IV. Keyser
Uracha
Gary L. Utterback
Harold A. Frushour
Utterback
Frushour
O'Conor
McKeldin
Col. E. Brooke Lee
J. Glenn Beall
W. Clinton MeeSherry
MecKeldin
O'Connor
Tawes
Walsh
Whitworth
Congress
Delaplaine
McSherry
Funkhouser Buys Baltimore Trust Building
Baltimore business leader Raymond J. Funkhouser announced the entire capital stock purchase of the Baltimore Realty Company. The Baltimore Trust Building will be renamed the O Sullivan Rubber Company Building with Funkhouser as president of the new Baltimore Realty Trust, Inc. and a slate of officers named. The 36 story structure opened in 1929 and remains partly leased to federal agencies.
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Baltimore
Raymond J. Funkhouser
Hagerstown
Shepherdstown
W. Va
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Baltimore Realty Company
Baltimore Trust
Funkhouser
Baltimore Realty Trust, Inc
J. K. Noel
William CD. Wilkerson
J. K. Wheeler
G. H. Steffey
Philadelphia
R. J. Funkhouser and Company, Inc
Funkhouser Company
Resignation Accepted. Felton Named Frederick County State's Attorney
The Maryland Sixth Judicial Circuit accepted Patrick M Schnauffer’s resignation as State's Attorney for Frederick County. Holden S Felton is appointed to serve the residue of the term, effective December 1, until Edwin F Nikirk takes over January 7.
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Patrick M Schnauffer
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Holden S. Felton
Schnauffer
Mr. Felton
Edward S Delaptaine
Charles W. Woodward
Stedman Rescott
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Frederick County
Maryland
Rules On Use Of Zinc For Photo Engraving
Washington November 13 P News reports that the War Production Board granted an increased zinc use permit for photoengravers and other users for the three months starting November 15. Zinc consumption rises to 75 percent of 1941 levels, then drops to 50 percent after February 15. The WPB said the move allows newspapers time to adjust downward while base periods are clarified. An exception to the general zinc conservation order was included.
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Washington
War Production Board
WPB
WPE
OPA Inspection Stations For Tires Selected
Official OPA stations in Frederick County are designated to issue five tire certi fication forms for owners. The list includes Baker's Garage, Frederick City. Frederick Motor Co.. Ideal Garage. Mountain City Garage. Roney Motor Co. and many others. Certification forms are available through county ration boards and will be processed at designated stations between December 12 and January 31.
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OPA
State Office
Howard
Montgomery
Carroll
Frederick
J. Wil- Nat Eggleston
Baltimore
Maryland
Michigan
Frederick County
Frederick City
Baker's
W. Patric Street
Chevrolet
W. Patrick Street
Frederick Motor Co
Ideal Garage Co
E. Patrick Street
Kaufman's
E Patrick Street
Mountain City
N. Market Street
Alvey V. Renn
Roney Motor Co
Dunlop Tire and Rubber
Market
Day and Durrow
W. M. L Gare
Tatsigh
Co. Water
Charles P. Mort
Emmitsburg
Sperry
Oeoole
Thurmont
Creacer Motor Co
Lawson Motor Sales
New Market
Model
Middletown
Litten Chevrolet
Brunswick
Haw Wise
C. and W. Motor Co
Jefferson
Renner Motor Co
New Midway
Roy Bostian
Woodsboro
H. Deets
Warfield
Mt. Airy
C. W Harris
Buckeystown
Braddock Heights
Clyde O Johnson
Johnson's
Libertytown
Cage Bros
Valley
Harbaugh’s
Harry C. Main
Sycamore
R. Fld
Muse Tailoring
S. Market Street
Frederick Iron and Steel Co
Seventh Street
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Church Street
Union Manufacturing Co
Patrick Street
Everedy Co
East
Frederick Tadoring Co. Inc
E. Fourth Street
Price Brothers
E. Caureh
Mt. Grove Lime Co
Potomac Edison Co
Soldier Roberson posted in Northern Ireland finds damp climate hard yet pleasant
Pfc. Roberson son of Mr and Mrs Wm E Roberson of Dickerson has been stationed in northern Ireland since May. He reports he likes the quaint Irish people though he initially found the damp rainy climate difficult to adjust to. He is in good health and enjoys the countryside.
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Pfc. Roberson
Wm. E. Roberson, Dickerson
Northern Ireland
Fuel Oil Rations Cut for Large Structures by U S
The Office of Price Administration orders local boards to revoke or deny oil rations for structures other than private homes unless they prove heating equipment cannot switch to another fuel. The move aims to conserve supplies for households as East Coast civilian petroleum use faces deeper cuts.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Ickes
East
Known Here Fort Commander May Have Led Arzen Garrison
Nov 13. The French fort at Arzen in Algeria during the American invasion may have been commanded by Major Edgar Guerard Hamilton a former Pittsburgh resident and World War I American flyer now serving as a major in the French Foreign Legion He last wrote his mother Mrs Charles Goodman of New Castle Pa in August Mrs Goodman recalled a belief he commanded Arzen when Americans landed noting his hatred of Hitler Hamilton has family ties to Frederick and East Patrick street His grandmother Miss Birely was sister to the late George K Birely He previously visited Frederick years ago.
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Pittsburgh
Arzen
Algeria
French Foreign Legion
Edgar Guerard Hamilton
Oran
Charles Goodman
New Castle
Hitler
Hamilton
Air Corps
Major Hamilton
Frederick
Miss Birely
George K. Birely
East Patrick Street
Major Mamillon
Local Banks Set New Interest Rates in Jefferson County
Charles Town banks announce December 1 rate changes. The Pepples Bank of Charles Town will pay 2 percent on balances up to 2000 and 1 percent on amounts above 2000. The Bank of Charles Town adopts a similar plan. Jefferson Security Bank of Shepherdstown offers a straight 11 percent rate.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Jefferson County
Pepples Bank of
Bank of
Jefferson Security Bank of
Shepherdstown
Stalin sees Africa campaign shift opening for Axis collapse
Soviet leader praised Allied leaders as first rate organizers of the Africa campaign and said it would relieve German pressure on the Eastern Front. In a second exclusive autographed letter, he reiterated that the Allied effort demonstrates growing strength of the Allies and signals possible disintegration of the Italo German coalition in the near future. He noted it is too early to gauge full relief to the Soviet Union but expected definite relief in the near future.
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Henry C. Caseidy
Associated Press
Moxon
Joseph Stalin
Africa
Europe
Stalin
Russia
Kremlin
French North Africa
Egypt
Nikolai Palgunov
The
Foreign Commissariat
Mr. Cassidy
North Africa
Ocean
Casablanca
Bongié
Western Desert
Soviet Union
Soviet Offensive Power and the Allied Victory
The text argues Africa boosts Allied coalition strength and shifts European war momentum. It claims the campaign undermines Hitlerite Germany, frees France from lethargy, mobilizes anti-Hitler forces, pressures Italy, and paves a second front nearer Germany. It asserts the Red Army fulfills its wartime duty alongside the Allies and implies strong East-West unity toward final victory.
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Africa
Europe
Germany
Hitler
France
Vider
Italy
Red
Jalph i
J. Sta- An
Week's Program of Events At Walkersville
Walkersville School wrapped up a week of activities with over fifty parents in attendance. Elementary pupils staged a play What Good Is School poems and songs while high school students presented a Cavalcade of Freedom pageant directed by Octavia Gosnell. Jo sephine Cramer played a piano solo. Peggy Himes gave the welcome. Grace Rice led the processional and Rev. F R Seibel handled devotionals. Refreshments followed. Earlier speakers included Hal Lee T Ott on Solving Wartime Needs E C Ramsty on European developments Alton C Whitmore on Building Loyal Citizenship and Rev H H Schmidt on Cultivating Knowledge and Skills.
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Octavia Gosnell
Josephine Cramer
Peggy Himes
The
Activities Association
Grace Rice
F. R. Seibel
Hal Lee T. Ott
E. C. Ramsty
Alton C. Whitmore
H. H. Schmidt
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