Ten Norwegians Executed By Nazi Forces
London reports say Nazi firing squads executed ten Norwegians in Trondheim and nearby areas after declaring a state of emergency along the coast. Victims named include a bank director, an editor, lawyers, an engineer, and a builder. The action followed sabotage claims and aims to quell growing resistance across Scandinavia.
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Unclear WWII era links emerge amid Nordic tensions and Dutch stance
A fragmentary overview traces 20th century shifts from European explorations to Nazi influence in Denmark and Norway. It notes German demands to build a Baltic highway through Jutland, Denmark as a model state in a Nazi confederation, and control of police. Riots after Danish-Nazi Free Corps return leave one dead and many injured. Netherlands reports show forced conscription, low Dutch civilian participation, and fear for future liberation as war continues.
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Copenhagen
Jutland
Norway
Denmark
Ministry of Justice
Danish-Navi Free Corps
Russia
Rale
Mollacd
Netherlands
Tae Ghat We Aa
Glenn Techs
Goerings
Essener National Zeitung
Faliin
National Socialist
Nevermore
Holland
Transfer for Pvt Carpenter from Camp Lee to Staten Island
Transferred Private Carpenter son of Mr and Mrs Cleveland Carpenter resides 13 Wisner street from the Quartermaster Corps at Camp Lee Virginia to Staten Island He enlisted in July.
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Pvt. Carpenter
Cleveland Carpenter
Wisner Street
Quartermaster Corps
Camp Lee
Staten Island
Funds Solicitation Led by Frederick County Children’s Aid
At the monthly Frederick County Children's Aid Society meeting held at the Y M C A a county wide by mail campaign was announced due to transport issues. Twenty districts are led by appointed chairmen. folders signed by Charles McC Mathias and district chairs were mailed. Delinquency and wartime needs dominated the agenda with 19 wards in military service and a major fund appeal.
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Frederick County Children's Aid Society
Charles McC Mathias
Rampiint We Ctive
United States Military Service
Army
Air Corps
Navy
Virgil W. Doub
M. R. Etchison
James If. Falk
Geo A. Holland
J Harold Hooper
M Louise Johnson
Otho J Keller
Ord
Elmer+ Michael
Vernon Nicodemus
Jacob Rosenstock
Clyde Boutson
Margaret Steiner
Wes
Middletown
Ruby Havner
Creagerstown
Harry Boyle
Emmitsburg
Marshall H. Leatherman
Catoctin
Wilson Runkles
Urbana
Oscar Joy
Liberty
New Market
William A. Gardner
Hanvers
Claude Barrick
Woodsboro
Arvin P. Jones
Fetersville
Ballenger
Braddock
William Cruce
Brunswick
Harold Hooper Walkersville
tSater Tey East Bowel
Samuel
Standley to Meet Roosevelt Over Soviet War Aid
Admiral William H Standley of the United States announces he will travel to Washington to discuss intensifying wartime aid to the Soviet Union. He will brief President Roosevelt on coordinating U S and Soviet war efforts and report on Russian public support, noting losses in convoys and criticisms over material quality as Spitfires and Airacobras serve elsewhere.
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Russia
Great Britain
United States
Willam H Standley
U. S
Washington
Roosevelt
Soviet Union
Standley
Joseph Stalin
Cassidy
Associated Press
Ninety-One File Claims In Winebrewer Estate
Claims from ninety-one heirs across thirteen states were filed in the Orphans Court and with the Register of Wills regarding the Reveredy J Winebrewer estate. William M. Storm is trustee and expects to complete an account this month as executors Benjamin L. Shuff and F Ross Moore prepare to file after distribution. The report notes a mix of written, telegraphic, and telephone claims, some appearing worthless while others qualify as heirs.
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Orphans Court
William M. Storm
Court of Missing Heirs
Register of Wills Office
Benjamin L. Shuff
F Ross Moore
Anne Winebrewer
Army Signal Corps Private Eichelberger Serving Abroad
Pvt. Eichelberger serves in the Army Signal Corps. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Eichelberger of 19 East Fifth Street.
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Pvt. Eichelberger
Army Signal Corps
Emmett Eichelberger
East Fifth Street
Silver Arrow Lion Award Made By Cubs At Pack Meeting
At the regular weekly Cub Pack No 1 gathering in the Presbyterian school social rooms Tuesday afternoon Hubert Harp was raised to the Silver Arrow Lion. Charles W. Ross IV became a Silver Arrow Wolf and Arthur Dar rel Phebus earned Bob Cat. Den Chief Joe Royal led the investitures with Jamme Main, Bobbir Daller and Bobbie Leather assisting. Scout Executive Norman F Ford presented den chiefs cards to several boys and announced new membership candidates.
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Hubert Harp
Bobbie Branfield
Jimmie Arnsold
Jimmie Goodman
Eugene Waltz
Norman F Ford
Denier
Bobbie Haller
Jimmie Dean
Bobbie Leather
Bobbie Cramer
Bobbie Rhoderick
Den
Royal
Jack Doll
Frank Main
Lee Cramer
Bobbie Strine
Additional Secrectees Leave For Induction
Mixed groups of white and colored inductees were yesterday recalled from the Enlisted Reserve Corps by Frederick County Draft Boards 1 and 2 and sent on active duty to Fort Meade. Rex Green and Frank W Russell were two white inductees from Draft Board No 1. The colored contingent from Draft Board No 2, under Acting Corporal Joseph F. Smith, included Joseph R. Lee, Thomas C Roberts, James L Spencer, Sterling R Rice, Walston H Ingram. From Draft Board No 1, under Acting Corporal John C. Harris, were Henry W. Crampton, Eugene Howard, Leonard S. Diggs, John R Stanton and Robert Rideout.
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Frederick County
Fort Meade
Rex Green
Frank W Russell
Joseph F. Smith
Joseph R. Lee
Thomas C Roberts
James L Spencer
Sterling R Rice
Walston H Ingram
MacArthur Honors Haughland With Silver Star in New Guinea
General Douglas MacArthur awarded Vern Haughland the Silver Star for his courage and fortitude after bailing out and surviving four days in a New Guinea jungle. Haughland, hospitalized, received the decoration in his tent as MacArthur praised his return and resilience.
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New Guinea
Douglas MacArthur
US Army
Vern Haughland
Pacific
Jeader
Haughland
Registrations Very Few Tuesday For Election
Registration activity near the November 8 election was light across Frederick County and Frederick City. Reports from twelve of nineteen precincts show Democrats gaining modestly over Republicans with multiple precincts showing mixed results.
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Frederick
Medinet
Repubican
Republi- Tuan
Publicans and Democrats House Seat Totals
A compact list shows party splits across several seats. Democrats and Republicans vary by district, with counts spanning up to 18 Democrats and 9 Republicans in one entry and smaller splits in others.
Interned soldiers arrive in Canada from Africa
Nearly 1,000 tank corpsmen from General Hommel's African force have arrived at an East Canadian port and are now in Canadian internment camps. Officers said they caused no trouble during landing or the boat trip from Egypt. Polish soldiers guarded them, and Canadian troops assumed control at the dockside.
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Canada
Hommel
oMecers
Egypt
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