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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 01, 1943

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Renewal Drive For A Ration Books Urges Early Applications

Frederick County ration board officials urged motorists to submit renewals for A gasoline ration books promptly. Only about 400 completed forms have been received as volunteers process up to 800 applications daily. Applications may be obtained at 71 stations across the county with back covers of previous books and prior inspection records required.

Frederick Tien Yesterstad Gard Brunswick Emmitsburg Thurmont Mio Airy Myersville Middletown Frederick E County Frederick Couinty Bratt Bogrey Sma White Fund PLC

Russia Japan tensions and Manchukuo history notes

A compiled segment covers Russo Japanese relations including mentions of Manchukuo past, alleged Russian bases for action against Japan, and a 1994 claim on railroads sold to Japan. It reports on criticisms of Japanese brutality in Manchukuo and a scholar’s view on future Russian transfer of Manchukuo to China. Additional items note a promotion for Major Richard Hauver and a resignation of George Bohman from the OPA Rent Control office.

Japs Compared to Nazis At Frederick Lions Club Meeting

Dr. Julia Kagan of Riggs Sanitarium told Frederick Lions Club members that Japan’s invasion of Manchukuo began September 19, 1931 and that Nipponese ideology mirrors Nazi ideas. She linked Allied plans against Japanese expansion to Russia’s stance and urged support for a Camp Detrick soldiers day room.

Vladivostok Dairaie Russia U.S Japan Marehukuo Manchukuo United Nations Kagan Clinton Hensley Robert Cari Camp Detrick Stuart Haller Frederick United States Asia China Papan Berlin Germany Philippine Islands South America Europe

Army buys eleven thousand varied cotton items

The U S army orders 11 000 cotton goods ranging from bun camouflage to handkerchiefs as part of a broad supply procurement.

U. S. Army

Frederick County Southern States meeting on postwar coop plans

Frederick County members of the Southern States Cooperative gathered at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for a supper and round table to push intrusion of farm machinery and quick freezing units in cooperative purchasing postwar plans and to place a grain purchasing agent in the Frederick district. About 47 of 70 invited attended as district managers led discussions on feed fertilizer and seed, with J Homer Remsoer of Middletown acting chairman.

Frederick County Southern States Cooperative Francis Scott Key Hotel Frederick J Homer Remsoer Middletown Max Bo Jesse Hammerly Roy L. Crum Southern States Co

Pre-Pearl Harbor Draft Calls and Board Warnings

Draft boards finish inventories and prepare for pre Pearl Harbor calls. Board Two reports no status changes for reserve manpower. larger county board may call fathers in agriculture districts and 18 year olds due to deferments and quota pressures. A letter from Draft Board One urges duty and emphasizes community effort and the cost of soldiers from the county.

Board Two Pearl Harbor Board One Parsons Newman

Plans for Postwar Programs Highlight Organization Work

The article notes ongoing efforts by the group in shaping immediate postwar plans and future programs. It emphasizes strategic formulation, coordination among members, and aligning activities with organizational goals. Strong focus on preparation and leadership oversight.

October Weather Summary and River Status

The report notes 0.27 inches of precipitation in the 24 hours ending 8 am today, and 0.27 inches for October to date. October 1942 precipitation and 1943 year-to-date deficits are listed. Yesterday’s high and last night’s low were 35, with the river levels Monocacy at Ceresville and Potomac at Knoxville reported as clear.

Monocacy Ceresville Potomac Knoxville

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