Local Naval Flyer Dies In Airplane Accident
Ensign James Wiliam Schwartz USNR son of Mr and Mrs Charles Raymond Schwartz of Madison Street dies in an airplane accident. He was 24 and had served since 1940 after training in Seattle Corpus Christi and enlisted with the Naval Reserve. He was an instructor in instrument navigation and had recently completed flight training becoming a naval aviator. He spent leave at home and attended Frederick High School and Gettysburg College where he worked on college papers. He was aboard the Saratoga as part of Carrier Division One and died during aviation duties.
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James Wiliam Schwartz
USNR
Charles Raymond Schwartz
Madison Street
Aseh
Schwartz
Ensign Schwartz
Naval Reserve
Frederick Post
News-Post
Gettyspurg College
Wasa
Corpuss Christi
Texas
Frederick High School
High Ener
Gettysburg College
Ensign Maly
Jer
Filipinos Misled as Tydings Seeks Clear Policy
In a radio address dated October 3 1934 Tydings charged that Filipinos were being misled by words from United States officials and urged frank policy. He warned against letting any faction inflict further damage on the Philippines and called for decisive action to protect the nation’s future under U S leadership.
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Baltimore
Murari Bo
Tydings
Lyk
UN Werk
Vt Abie
Brest
Batown
United States
RAF Raiders Hit Dutch French Airfields in Week's Blitz
Allied and Dominion forces sweep over Holland and northern France destroying German airfields at Woensdrecht Haamstede Amsterdam Schiphol and Beauvais Tile. Twenty four German fighters were shot down four RAF bombers and two fighters missing in heavy daylight raids. The US 47 Thunderbolts supported along with Typhoon escorts as nighttime long-range strikes targeted Paris and Munich amid sustained bombardments across multiple targets.
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Robert Sturdeva
Quieber
Frante Ad' Atland Wathout
Munich
RAF Allied
Dominion
Air Ministry
RAF
U. S
Woensdrecht
Haamstede
Amsterdam-Schipol
Holland
Beauvais-Tile
France
Beauvais-Tille
Paris
United States
Paragradw
US & R Lamonitors
Bremen
Calais
Friesland
Brest
Ave Ministry
Local Greek War Relief Chapter Reopens Activities
The Frederick branch of the Greek War Relief Association under chairman Dr. Joseph H. Apple resumes work after a two year adjournment. Donations totaling several hundred dollars have been sent to New York to aid Greek civilians via grain and food shipments. With Sweden’s eight ships delivering sustenance since August 1942, the national committee calls for clothing drives to support displaced Greeks under Nazi rule. Aiming to collect twenty million garments nationwide, six thousand are allotted to this chapter, plus shoes, towels and blankets. A meeting led by Dr Ke Loomis of Kingdom and other local interests discussed future drives and responses to Nazi deprivation.
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Frederick
Greek War Relief Association Inc
Joseph H. Apple
New York
Montreal
Piraeus
Associa Geceniy
Sieffer
Ke Loomis
Kinsdom
Cnainme Pole
Astve Igauey Digain
Tae Cemant mmoRp
Weap Frymewts Bis Aoa
al Winery Terested
Arrest for traffic charge and aid to jungle fighters
Dela Mae umes of 1 West Chacca Street was arrested Saturday night on a traffic charge. She appeared in traffic court, posting $645 bail. A plastic insole, developed for U S jungle fighters, keeps feet dryer and can be washed with soap.
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Dela Mae Umes
West
Chacca
Tate
Shearer
Pole
U. S
Army Navy "E" award to Everedy Company noted
Col Hauseman chief of the Philadelphia Ordnance District will represent the Under Secretary of War at the presentation of the Army Navy E award to the Everedy Company of this city on October 10.
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Col. Hauseman
Philadelphia Ordnance District
Under Secretary of War
Army-Navy “E
Everedy Company
Fire Extinguished At Snow White Grill After Refrigerator Fire
Sunday morning a fire from an overheated refrigerator compressor at the Snow White Grill on Fast Patrick Street prompted Independent and United Fire Company to respond. Police and Officer Murray forced entry through the back after the proprietor could not unlock the door. The compressor was burning on arrival and a chemical spray filled the front. The motor was cut off and the building ventilated.
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Independent
United Fire Company
Snow White Grill
Patrick Street
Omcer
Marshall Murray
EL Hurst
Showdown Fight Near Washington and Food Subsidy Debate
The article discusses a looming showdown between President Roosevelt and Congress over subsidy payments to curb food prices, with a veto anticipated on any bill banning subsidies. It notes a 1944 food program outline, support from War Food Administrator Marvin Jones, and remarks by Fred M. Vinson on anti inflation measures. It also covers a CCC funding extension push, farmer group lobbying, and several Thurmont residence moves.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Marvin Jones
Fred M. Vinson
Jares
House Banking Committee
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
CCC
Westminster Man Dies in Automobile Crash
Claude W. Mitton Jr., of Westminster, was fatally injured about 1 a.m. Sunday near Aweus cer Cures Run when his car left the road and plunged over an embankment. A following car also went off the embankment. both drivers were injured. Trooper Judy of the State Police reported the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude W. Mitton, Jr
30 Jap Zeros Shot Down By U S Planes
Headquarters of the 14th U S Air Force in China says American Liberator bombers and P 38 escorts shot down 30 Japanese Zero fighters in a running battle over Indo China. Liberators dropped 50 tons on Haiphong power plant warehouse and docks amid heavy resistance. Avinur Jdginko led aerial gunners with seven confirmed kills.
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U. S. Air Force
China
Indo-China
Haiphong
Avinur
Jdginko
U. S. Army Air Forces
Benko
Bisbee
Ariz
Ithang
Hankow
Boyds Man Arrested After Drunken Driving Crash
James B. Webb, 28, of Boyds, jailed on a $1,060 bond after a Sunday morning crash on South Stark Street near Mount Olivet cemetery. He faces charges of reckless and drunken driving. Police report ten arrests this week. others include intoxication and fighting incidents.
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James B. Webb
Boyds
iCity
Webb
Trate’s Court
Frederick
Norman Dict
Six Hurt In Auto Crash North Of Middletown Early Sunday
Six of seven occupants in a 1938 Oldsmobile sedan were injured when it crashed into a culvert on Route 17 two miles north of Middletown around 4 am Sunday. Brandenburg remained critical, several transfusions given. Driver Earl Calvin Ropp and fellow Myersville residents were treated and transported by Gladhill Company ambulance and state police.
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Middletown
Ing
Frederick City Hospital
Marshall Melvin Standenborg
Myersville
Arthur Wolfe
Ralph Schlosser Roon
Earl Calvin Ropp
Ralph Rohrer
Elvin Wolfe
Mark Baker
Brandenburg
Frank Scinta
Bruce Brachey
Ropp
Frederick
Land Grore
Gladhill Company
Scinia
Julian A. Harris
Yellow Springs Pike
William
I McElish
Harris
Hartung
Alonzo E. Reynolds
Gettysburg
William J. Stoner
Thurmont
Scinta
Satisfactory Fertilizer From War Plant Production
Washington reports the chemical division of the War Production Board says excess ammonium nitrate from war explosives is now used as agricultural fertilizer. Farmers have eagerly accepted the substitute for pre war fertilizers. September and October orders cannot be filled. Plans to boost production are under way as annual tuna catch remains about 160,000,000 pounds.
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Washington
Chemical Division
War Production Board Today
WPB
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