Law To Break Up Loitering Offered At Meet Tonight
City officials announced a proposed loitering ordinance to be presented at tonight’s meeting, drafted by City Attorney E Austin James. The measure targets groups lingering after 10 pm on public streets, with officials noting it excludes minors heading home from supervised activities.
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Meet
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Dhes
E Austin James
Russell H. McCan
Chamber of Commerce
Weds
William C. Roderick
Brunswick
Frost Forms Again With Temperature 30
Frost covered the city and county as temperatures hovered around 30 degrees. The weather bureau said little chance of change in 24 hours and warned of heavy frost in low areas while higher ground saw lighter icing.
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Waite
County War Fund names chiefs for drive
County districts appoint chairmen for the National War Fund Drive and Children’s Aid Society fundraising beginning October 15. The county quota is 21 500 with 19 200 allocated to the National War Fund. 2 300 to Children’s Aid Society. Sub chairman James H rette leads. district chairmen include George C. Rho derick Jr Middletown Burkittsville Petersville Jackson Catoctin Hauvers district Emmitt Bowlus Buckertown New Market Urbana Jefferson Ballenger Braddock districts W Nelson Stauffer Walxile Woodsboro Mt. Pleasant Liberty Johnsville Linganore Woodville Funk Brunswick district. Volunteers will solicit within districts to raise funds for the United Service Organization United Seaman’s Service War Prisoners Aid and other relief groups for the UN.
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National War Fund
Children’s Aid Society
Frederick City
National War Pahd
James Hrete
George C. Rhoderick, Jr
Middletown
Burkittsville
Petersville
Jackson
Catoctin
Hauvers
George L. Wilhide
Emmitsburs
Thurmont
Lewistown
Creagerstown
Tuscarora
Emmiett R. Bowlus
Buckeratown
New Market
Urbana
Jefferson
Ballenger
Braddock
W. Nelson Stauffer
Frederick County
United Service Organization
United Seaman's Service
United Nations
Nnand Tha Folinuring Snr
Reverend J P WeComas Dies in New York
Rev Joseph Patton MeComas 13, vicar emeritus of St Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church, died in New York. Born Angerstown Missouri he was admitted to the Marinard bar in 1892 and soon entered clergy. He led St Annes Annapolis from 1599 to 1916 before moving to New York, served as Pan American Congress delegate at Landau in 1908 and attended the Church centennial in Fairfax in 1910.
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New York
Joseph Patton MeComas
St. Pauls
Airfax
War correspondent recalls Japanese atrocities in New Guinea zone
Melbourne reporter Oo fi Dawes Austra reports on his return from the New Guinea theater. He cites evidence of brutality and atrocities by Japanese forces describing them as beasts. He notes a dressing station bombed at least 17 times and recalls the Red Cross being ignored beyond designated areas.
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Dawes
Austra
Corres Dent
New Guinea
Z9ne
Tve
Angina
Thase
Senate Moves To Draft War Plant Workers
The Senate voted to substitute a Wheeler bill with a measure forcing thousands of federal and war plant workers into the armed forces by proving industrial deferments are indispensable. The plan would restrict fathers in wartime who lack patriotic duties and set up a medical commission to review military physician standards for 4-F classifications.
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Senate
Wheeler
D-Mont
Tult
Rohio
Bailey
D-Nc
Clark D-Motaisa
Army
Navy
Germans Incapable Of Setting Up Democracy
Historian Emil Ludwig predicts Germany cannot establish democracy after the war and warns a military protectorate may be needed to prevent a third world war. He cites danger if the same mistakes of the past are repeated and cites potential U.S. and allied roles in postwar governance.
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Seattle
Emil Ludwig
Wal Sage
Germany
Bereaved Coopers To Work Series Game Today
Mort Cappuyr of the St Louis Cardinals was named to oppose Ernie Bonhant of the New York Yankees in the 1943 World Series game. Walker Cooper led his team onto the field with a grim jaw as 64,000 fans filled Yankee Stadium.
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Oct
Mort Cappuyr
St. Lewis Cardinals
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Tina Bonhant
New York Yankees
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Robert
Ransais
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Mort
Hamme
Cardona
Air Service Plea Is Filed For Frederick
Blue Ridge Bus Lines filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board for rights to operate regular air service to and from Frederick creating a plan to supplement bus routes. The request seeks authority to use helicopters or other aircraft and promises at least one daily round trip on sufficient routes. Abandoning bus service is not planned. the two services would complement each other for quicker air access to the community.
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Frederick
Blue Ridge Bus Lines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Als Cris
Luge Vperdiot
Sauk
Great Lakes
Cheke Bay
Wight
Fifth Army Crosses Volturno Ahead of Rome Push
A wartime dispatch notes the Fifth Army crossing the Volturno as German defenses falter toward Rome. The report highlights Allied calls for assistance from Hoover and cites neutral Sweden and Switzerland as potential mediators, with Red Cross aid discussed and a resolution urging no aid to the enemy.
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Fifth Army
Volturno
Rome
Sweden
Sale of Antique Collection Attracts City Figures
A twenty year antique collection owned by George Boehner was offered at public sale yesterday at the Fair Grounds. The sale drew many dealers and local attendees amid strong interest in rare turquoise items and grandfathers clocks. The event, held in the P... Building, was one of the hardest of the season to conclude.
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Fair Grounds
George Boehner
Dealera
Ius
Sais Setiian
Petit Jury Recalled For Criminal Court
The petit jury has been recalled for trial tomorrow. Jaros Gabon faces charges of assault with intent and simple assault. Attorney W Jerome Olifts announced European fees are in abeyance. Clarence Cursail pled not guilty on an assault with a weapon charge. The district court prepares for the proceedings with jurors and officials in attendance.
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Cig
Jaros
Altornes
W. Jerome Oflits
Vito
Carould
Vatican City Prepares For Battle Of Rome
Vatican radio and Berlin broadcasts report heightened tensions as the Vatican plans security measures. Officials say the See has ordered vigilance around papal properties amid unspecified threats and social unrest described in vague terms.
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Rome
Berlin
Tne
Titan Ninneperer Osselvatore Roumang
Aoe
Fragmented OCR shows unclear local notice text
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions events and names but lacks coherent details or context. No definitive actions, dates, or organizations are clear enough to summarize with confidence.
Appointment of Dertebaugh to Frederick County Ration Board
A public notice records the appointment of Lewis R. Dertebaugh to the Frederick County ration board as a member. The article notes prior members D. Baker Charles Mec Mathiais and M Summers remain on the panel with no compensation and mentions Dertebaugh will assume duties tomorrow amid a tribute to Mr Sinn and ongoing welfare efforts.
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Frederick County
Pirce
Thomas Summers
Ducu Hy McCartnieh
Law Office
Price
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Mathiais
Mi Summers
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Fragmented OCR Reads: Whitened Text Fragments and Nonsense
A garbled OCR passage presents scattered phrases and nonsensical words. It includes partial names and fragmentary sentences that obscure any coherent event or report.
German Bands Target Allied Supply Lines in Italy
A wartime report describes bands operating near the Lerca mountains by Lake Como and on the Hergamei ranges. The German authorities warn harsh penalties for aiding enemy broadcasts and call for a total blackout of homes.
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Battle For Coo Island Continues In Dodecanese
British defenders on Coo Island in the Dodecanese report ongoing battle with German forces after a landing last Sunday. A Middle East communique notes no change in the frontline and mentions RAF Hudsons and Beaufighters seeking airfields on Rhodes and Crete, returning without success.
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Dodecanese
Middle East
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Roosevelt seeks Congress power to grant Philippines independence
Roosevelt urged Congress to authorize moving toward independence for the Philippines, aiming for self government as soon as feasible. He cited wartime fortunes and the need for a clear path to independence by law, with July 4, 1946 noted as a target date. The effort reflects a joint American and Philippine push following years of occupation and wartime actions.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Philippines
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Fiic Agiteaawe
Tax Proposal Faces Opposition and Health Warning
Republicans in the House Ways and Means Committee push a $5,000,000 toll on a tax plan amid protests. The Health Department director warns about tropical disease risks from service members, urging extended training and disease control measures.
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Satan
Oel & T
Tie Admin
Sone
United States
Harriman Nomination as Ambassador to Russia Approved
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to approve W Averell Harriman as ambassador to Russia today. Harriman's confirmation faces the full Senate vote and could shift U S diplomatic posture toward the Soviet Union during the Cold War era.
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Senate
W. Averell Harriman
Rusaja
Allied Air Raids Hit Bologna Brenner Pass Rail Center
Allied flying Fortresses bomb Bologna a key Brenner Pass rail center as German defenses stiffen along the Volturno and Biferno lines north of Naples. German reserves widen the Adriatic clash while Montgomer and Clark press north, with rail yards and workshops severely damaged in the assault.
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Naples
Ilaty
Mack W. Clark
Lefion
Adriatic
Bernard L. Montgomer
Biferna
Tormoll
Venway
Brenner Pass
Bologna
Velturno
Aversa
Eighth Army
Rotonna
Civiel
Bolzano
Brenner Pase
Austria
Trieste
Saud
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