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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1942

Page

10

Rabaul Base Razed in Major Allied Air Attacks

U S bomber assault on Rabaul New Britain left the Japanese base a smoldering ruin after two attacks dropping 100 tons of bombs. Major William Hipps joined the raids guiding fires and bombs. 40 tons were dropped in the second raid and a ship in the harbor was hit. Allied planes reported fires visible for miles and all air crews returned safely.

New Guinea Rabaul New Britain Owen Stanley Solomons Quadalcanal U.S Guadalcanal Port Moresby Southwest Pacific William Hipps Lumber City Japan Hipps Kokoda Donald Graham Sacramento Calif James Harcrow Waco Texas Graham Chineown Buerin Zubku Kearny

Bombing Raid Chronicles Firestorm Over Harbor and Airfield

Eyewitness accounts describe bomb runs over town docks and an airdrome with fires sweeping ships and planes. Lieut Feaster Norwood and Capt Richard Ezzard are credited with ship hits while pilots recall intense ground fire and nearby explosions as bombs shattered nearby structures.

Anthal Lieut Feaster Norwood Miam Fla Richard Ezzard Winter Garden Harold Brown Thomasville Charles Downers Alhambra Calif Ken Reynolds New York Corp Archie Leazer Greensboro 5. C Leazer

Few Gas Rationing Complaints By Farmers

Nashington January 14 Few farmers report complaints about gas rationing beyond the East Seaboard area. Walter Lloyd, transportation official in the Agriculture Department, said East farmers receive enough gasoline for essential travel and farm operations. He noted urban landlords in cities voice dissatisfaction, while most regions maintain similar rationing to support basic farm needs.

Nashington Qet Eastlern Seaboard Walter Llusd Agriculture Department Office of War Lloyd

Four SBS Damaged In Atlantic Battle Involving Norwegian Boats

A British destroyer led a quartet of Norwegian boats to shell and damage U boats in a 48 hour Atlantic clash. The submarine activity included up to seven U boats attacking a convoy simultaneously and corvettes making 83 surface and underwater assaults amid day and night combat, the British Admiralty reported.

London Atlantic B N Admiralty W Nack

Answers To War Quiz From Page Five

Answers to the War Quiz extract lists items on World War II topics. It notes insignia of the 28th division at Indian Gap Pennsylvania, mentions the Dieppe river crossing with Canadian British and U.S. troops, and cites army slang for a standard haircut.

Divisiea Indiamioan Gap Outleak Dieppe U.S

Maryland scholars reevaluate Barbara Fritchie tale

The Maryland Historical Magazine article by Dara Hy Moore and William R. Quynn reviews Barbara Fritchie lore from her birth in 1776 to 1862, examining family movements, alleged events at Kimball’s Tavern, Washington and Jackson visits, and the famous flag episode. It dismisses rumors of a Washington escort, notes lack of solid proof for shooting, and contrasts Whittier’s poem with diary entries and obituaries.

Aps Barbara Fritchie Maryland Historical Magazine Darahy Mo William R. Quynn Durham N. C Frischie Johann Niklaus Uauer Barbara Germany Baltimore Walter Steiner George Washington Frederick Washington Soi Ani Valerius Ebert Lothae Sakar Jacob Engelbrecht Evangelical Reformed Church Gen Stonewall’Jackson Whitier Phureh Preebriecran Jackson Reformed Church Ross West Second Street Second Bentz West Patrick Quynns Fritchie New Hampshire

Victory Tax Of Per Cent May Be Sure Thing

Washington reports final approval of a 5 percent victory levy on individual earnings above 614 yearly. Senate and House confer to resolve differences on the broad tax bill. Treasury estimates vary, with estimates for direct taxes and rebates contested by lawmakers. House and Senate aim to keep revenue stable while resisting replacements like a sales tax. Conference committee to meet soon. social security tax levels discussed. debate over excess profits levy and corporate taxes continues.

Washington Senate House George D-Ga Senate Finance Committee Treasury Barkley Joint Senator Connally D-Tex Joint Committee Roosevelt Congress Appropriations Committee Navy

Prices and cups and hot dogs under OPA rules in March

OPA observers warn that cash and carry and take out meals may violate price ceilings for prepared foods eaten off premises. Coffee cups and hot dogs may rise from March ceilings, with containers and packaging cited as evidence. Some stores publish takeout menus while others push on premises items, urging customers to buy at March prices or pay higher tags. Navy reports a Norwegian merchant ship sunk by enemy forces in the mid Atlantic with all 36 crewmen saved.

OPA Frederick Iceland Australia Ireland Egypt Washington Wey Asd Navy mid-Atlantic

Injured Auto Hits Culvert on Route 75 Near Monrovia

Marshall Flanary 35 of Mt Airy was seriously hurt when his 1933 Chevrolet struck a culvert one mile south of Monrovia on Route 75 around 3:30 Sunday. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital. Twelve stitches for a forehead cut. left ankle thought fractured. Officer statements: Flanary claimed a second driver and two men later. no charges yet as investigation continues.

Monrovia Marshall Flanary Mt. Airy Frederick City Hillspital Carp. M. M. Puneke Paul B. Rhoads Punecke Flanary Corp. Puncke

Army Bomber Crash Near Topeka Kills Eight

Eight persons were killed and one critically injured when an Army bomber crashed on a hillside three miles west of the Topeka air base during a routine flight. Army officials reported no immediate cause.

Topeka Kaz Topeka Air Base

Big Japanese Plane Tender Hit By 2 Bombs

Allied medium bombers struck a 10,000 ton Japanese seaplane tender off New Ireland in the Solomons Sea. The vessel, escorted by a destroyer, was heavily damaged and motionless with at least 12 Zero fighters visible on deck.

MacArthur Australia Solomons Sea New Ireland New Britain Solomon Islands Rabaul Owen Stanley Port Moresby Kokoda Fountain Town

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