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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1942

Page

9

Danes Placed Under Nazi Domination Seen Imminent

London reports growing evidence that Germany will force Denmark into a fully Nazified state with war declarations against Russia, ship control transfers, and a Germanic federation plan. In Norway nine patriots were executed and martial law expanded as Danish resistance rises.

London Germany Denmark Russia Skagerrak Norway Oslo Malde Trondheim Christian Netherlands Hitler Herr Kanstein Copenhagen Politiken Roosevelt Europe Lord Simon United Nations Commission Allied Victory Adolf Hitler

Bergdoll's Pot Of Gold Discussed But Not Found

Philadelphia report on a court action over a Maryland 132 acre farm once tied to Grover Bergdoll. Archibald Allen and Albert Hall demand 18500 in broker commissions from Bergdoll relatives over a Defense Homes Corp sale. Bergdoll, a WWI draft evader, sought buried gold then fled to Germany. He later returned and is in Leavenworth.

Philadelphia Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Bergdoll Archibald Y. Allen Albert Hall Louis J. Bergson Berta Bergdoll Somerset Germany Leavenworth Bergson Emma C. Bergdoll Grover

Hood College Mascot Primus Still Missing

Gloom hangs over Hood College as Primus the English setter mascot remains missing since Monday night. Students, graduates, and the campus community organize searches and offer a reward while awaiting news of the friendly dog last seen at the president’s residence shelter.

Hood College Henry I Stahr Primus Stahe Dr. Staler Stahr Hood

Downey Leads Effort to Curb War Prosecution Friction

Senator Downey takes charge of a new Military Affairs subcommittee aim to reduce friction between the President and Congress in war efforts. The plan includes possible presidential representation in Congress by a special executive cabinet, seeking greater unity and cooperation. other members include Hill Thomas Lodge with more appointments pending. In Detroit a pair of duck hunters are fined for numerous violations, including no license and no stamps while hunting after sundown.

Washington Downey D.-Calif Capitol Hill Californian Congress Reynolds D-N. C Executive Branch Hill D.-Ass Thomas D.-Utah Lodge Masé Detroit

Wheat Floor Higher Than its Ceiling in Chicago Market

Chicago traders described a paradox where the wheat market floor appeared higher than the ceiling due to government loan rates and flour price controls. No. 2 hard wheat was near 1.28 a bushel while the loan rate stood at 1.32, leaving a muddled price picture and pressure on millers to source cheaper grain. A second item notes a Mocha Souffle recipe with coffee, sugar, butter, flour, eggs, and whipped cream.

Chicago

Rumor Propaganda Threat Labeled By Boston Official

Boston report details a nationwide study from the Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety. Robert H. Knapp warns that vicious rumors circulating in bars and barber shops aid the Axis. He cites percentages of rumor types including anti administration anti army and navy anti Semitic and anti British among others.

Boston United States Robert H. Knapp Massachusetts Committee On Public Safety Hitler America Ren Denen

Taxicab Firms Form to Prevent Rate Gouging

Annapolis mayor announces ten taxicab companies will create a cooperative association to curb price gouging. The plan aims to regulate fares and ensure fair pricing in the city.

Annapolis William A. McCready

Rate disputes with central cab drivers spark probe

McCready said the agreement arose from a meeting of his city council committee with cab operators. The panel was formed to address charges of exorbitant rates by drivers raised by Leon Henderson and William F. Schmick. CLASS MEETS Friendly Circle class of Rocky Springs Sunday School held at Mrs. Evelyne Korrells home. Miss Anna Mae Kemp presided.

Rate Central McCready Leon Henderson William F. Schmick The Baltimore Sun Friendly Circle Rocky Springs Evelyne Korrell Frederick Anna Mae Kemp Virginia Kemp Helen Griffin Jeggaetta Carnhall Pate Pretarlnie

Bombers Shifted Between Army Navy Stir Rifts

Retired Col Hugh Jo Knerr charges Army four motor bombers are being diverted to the Navy. Navy leaders defend broad air power use while arguing for autonomy in land based aviation. Naval debates include Hart and policy moves amid fears of diminished Army Air Corps control. Arrivals report Albert Himes family learns Corp. Tech. Markwood Himes is in Australia.

New York Hugh Jo Knerr General Headquarters Air Force Loddy Navy Amy Knere Thomas C Hart General Board Wiskey Wen Ont Tweiya Nat Ning Knerr Army Air Corps Hart Royal Air Force Fim Naval Academy Army Naval aMiers Koerr War Industries Agency Andt Ran

Wiener Roast Held By Young People

The Intermediate and Young Peoples classes of the Methodist church held a wiener roast at the home of Mr and Mrs Cletice Pontpean on Bridgay alga. Several members and guests from the community attended the event and church activities were noted including plans for an oyster fried chicken supper and upcoming meetings. Reverend Fearnow to preach Sunday at 1:30 PM at the Methodist church.

Phillip Linthicum Lindy Rippeen Melvin Burdette Steve Anderson Buddy Linthicum Paul Anderson Liet Harold Miles West Patt Beach Fla Sterling Fearnow Womans Society of Christian Service May Darrow Linthicum J. C. Ripepeo Clifton Anderson S. P. Miles Mes Haymond Carlile Phi Linthicus Midgard Burdewe Tre. Sterling Price Hamilton Linthicum Jobim M. Anderton Ray Watkins Edward Miles Trevillen Carlisle Raymond Spring Sterling Miles Church Hall Mamilton Linthicum Misa Irene Lusby Mary Beth Thompsos Windsor Day Beachsville

United States Imports 73843 Pounds of Jemon Oil in H1 1940

The report shows that in the first half of 1940 the United States imported 73 843 pounds of Jemon oil. This indicates a significant oil import volume early in the year and reflects trade patterns of the period.

United States

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Australia Douglas MacArthur National Premium National Brewing CO Baltimore Maryland J. Austin Whitehill West Patrick ST Frederick, MD Bailey Goss WBAL Col. Knerr Department Albert Himes Jefferson Corp. Tech Markwood Himes Gill's Colles Gills Hotel Cappello Duz Pillsbury Jemima Calif
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