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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1943
Page
3
An American reinforced British fleet, led by Admiral Bruce Fraser, attacked enemy shipping off Bodoe Norway. Bomb hits on multiple vessels including an 8000 ton tanker were reported as three carrier planes were shot down.
A meeting of recreational directors from Maryland industrial plants is set for next Wednesday October 13 at 1 oclock in the Alexander Hotel Hagerstown. Stewart C Paxton Fairchild Aircrafts recreation director says the session will discuss forming a State Association. Fort Wayne Ind had the first gasoline pump.
The B luminous Coal Institute urged a four point plan to avert a coal shortage this winter. It includes delaying coal miners draft, retaining current miners, releasing thousands more miners, and fighting absenteeism in mines. The plan accompanies a government warning that production cannot meet demand. The institute expects 1943 output of 600 million tons under current limits, fewer miners than WWI.
New York officials urged military authorities to discipline a four engined bomber pilot who flew low over Yankee Stadium during a game. Mayor LaGuardia and the Maver said the incident violated arms rules and altitudes, and investigations would be reported to Washington for action.
Capias issued for John E Yeaver after indictment by the September grand jury. Yeaver faced desertion and non support charges as his trial was set for October.
Andrew Robert Brown 18 and Charles Bernard Sherb 31 were behind the wheel of two autos that collided on the Emmitsburg road seven miles south of Gettysburg. Brown was cited for failing to stop and yield. Sherb suffered a scalp laceration and Rose Sherb had a head cut. Maine Brown sustained a forehead cut. About $400 in damage.
Washington reports 230000 heart ailment cases among 13 million inductees. About 200000 men are 4-F due to ailments. A public health briefing notes rheumatic fever links and broader fever risks.
President Roosevelt announced a government conference will be held soon to study benefits for incapacitated soldiers. The meeting, under War Mobilization, will review war relief measures and discuss dates for the inquiry into veterans’ needs and relief options.
A mid fold note quotes Mr Roosevelt stating the conference is being convened to discuss and consider a new program.
The speaker emphasizes staying at the station to care for cars and trucks in the neighborhood. He stresses that maintaining local transportation is an essential service and a source of pride for the station.
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