Loitering Ban for Children Under Sixteen Adopted
Frederick Maryland adopts an ordinance prohibiting children under 16 from loitering after 10 p m. starting October 14. Policemen may take violators home, notify parents, and create a police record. repeat offenses prompt fines up to 10 dollars or jail up to 10 days. fourth offense referred to the State attorney.
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Ick
Board of Aldermen
Mugages
R. Bowler
Charles W. Willis
Frederick High School
Grayson E. Bowers
Glenn Stovall
Aviation Army
F. Russell Young
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Irene Biser
Thomas E. Cook
E. Austin James
Fishing Creek
William J. Davis
Linganore
City drops water case and fines for disturbance in court
City drops the water waste case against Frances J. Thompson after evidence the waste was due to neighborhood children. In the same session Walter Andrews, labeled by the magistrate as having the worst record in town, is fined 100 dollars or sixty days for disturbing the peace.
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E. Austin James I
Frederick City
Frances J. Thompson
Allen Y. Bennett
North Market Street
Walter Andrews
East Sixth Street
Thompson
Alice
James
Andrews
Bennett
Andress
House of Correction
Ducal Coung
Visitors face strict WPB entrance rules in Washington
A Washington column recalls the War Production Board booklet on office access detailing visitor categories, passes, dates, and the steps for gaining entry. It notes receptionists, guards, and messengers enforce different rules for ordinary visitors and special visitors, with delays and cautions about timing.
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Washington
New York
War Production Board
Tibet
Guniy
Tansett
Western Union
Maryland Court Records Show Disturbance and Driving Infractions
A series of local cases include a man charged with disturbing the peace after a disturbance yesterday in which he burned his shirt and attempted to burn his wife’s. magistrate Bermett warns of a guilty finding given his criminal record. Several others face charges of reckless driving, failing to make a boulevard stand, and collateral forfeitures. A warrant for Weber is issued on a non support claim as a separate hearing approaches. An historical note mentions England abolishing the death penalty for witchcraft in 1735.
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Imus
Bermett
Fie
Andrewe
Wallramisanther
Frederick
Axicalian
James D
Hici Magorstown
Baby Tub Mitchel
Tespe
Vos Paema
City Oriver Deniver J
Robert A. Wachter
Route
Thurmont
Clyde B. Tucker
Meclin James Levy
Rowe 1
Frank Scinia
Conible
Charles Smith
Pant & Weber
Krexville
Weber
Virsin
Alter Weber
Strong U S Force Bombards Wake Island Raid
A Pacific Fleet task force led by Rear Admiral Alfred Montgomery attacked Wake Island with carrier aircraft and ship bombardment at dawn October 3 1943. The operation followed Nimitz headquarters talks at Pearl Harbor and marked the third raid in six weeks on Pacific perimeter posts including Marcus Island and the Gilberts.
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Pearl Harbor
T. 1
Wake Island
Alfred E. Montgomery
Al‘fred &. Montgomery
Navy
Admiral Halsey
Admiral Montgomery
Pacific
Marcus Island
Gilbert Islands
Nauru Island
Gilberts
Wake
Marcus
Admiral Halses
The
Gilbert
Tarawa
Montgomery
Jand
Three Great Faiths Join In Common Declaration
In New York an identical peace declaration was issued jointly by the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America the National Catholic Welfare Conference and the Synagogue Council of America. The seven principles call for an international human rights charter safeguards for minorities and the creation of world bodies to enforce just peace and economic cooperation.
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New York
Oct
America
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Social Action Department
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Synagogue Council of America
Limited Hope for Bigger U.S. Meat Rations This Year
War Food Administration forecasts for 1944 aim to raise meat output by 2.0 billion pounds above this year’s record, but official estimates offer little optimism for larger civilian rations. To boost supply, farmers may be urged to slaughter at least 3 million cattle and calves next year, reducing breeding stock to lift total meat availability to about 30.699 billion pounds from 28.670 billion this year.
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Washington
War Food Administration
WFA
WEA
Sanitary Regulations Adopted for Montgomery County
Rockville October 29 The Montgomery County health officer will enforce new sanitary rules for eating and drinking places with permits required and fines up to 30. Commissioner Lacy Shaw said the move updates prior restrictions and aims to curb unsafe practices in local eateries and taverns.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Ellicott
Lacy Shaw
Ants Survive Winter by Nest Food Stores
In winter ants subsist on food stored in their nests from the prior summer. The behavior shows how colonies endure cold months by relying on cached provisions.
Allied Forces Drive South Of Madang In Pacific Action
Allied command reports a seven mile inland advance from Haigulin toward Madang with coastal base pressure near Finschhafen. Madang outposts at Bogadjim raided by bombers dropping four tons of explosives. air attacks target ships near Kavieng and Japanese activity around Bougainville and Choiseul.
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Sontawert Parr
Gasmetta
New Britain
N Britain
Kavieng
New Ireland
Solomons
Bougainville
Choiseul Islands
Vila
Kolombangara
Scorched earth order issued to Germany’s engineers in Italy
Allied reports reveal an order to the Hermann Goering Engineer Battalion to execute a full scorched earth program on withdrawal. Bridges, railway stations, water works, and valuable buildings were to be destroyed. In one village civilians’ bicycles and baby carriages were looted, while 30 tons of grain meant for winter harvest were burned.
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Algiers
Italy
Hermann Goering
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