Carrier Planes Strike At Luzon in Pacific Raid
U S Pacific Fleet reports carrier based aircraft struck Luzon harming airbases in the Philippines. The Tuesday action followed three days of fleet strikes including attacks on Marcus and the Ryukyus. Manila area damage details were not released.
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U. S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Luzon
Philippines
Chester W. Nimitz
Marcus
Ryukyus
Pacific
Manila
Luzon II
Palaus
Arimaskuku
Peleliu
Formosa
Nimitz
Arimasxuku
Angaur
Koror
Babelthuap
Mayer Check Still Largest
The pay check of movie magnate Loew's Mayer remains the largest on the Treasury list of 149 earners receiving over 75000 in 1942 or fiscal 1943. Mayer at Loews collected 1138992.47, with other top names including Walter Wanger and Nicholas Schenck from major studios and figures such as Brian Aherne, Fred Astaire, and Catherine Hepburn among those listed. Also noted are Allied claims on air force actions and revocation of some wartime production orders as Balikpapan is highlighted in the Pacific campaign.
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Washington
Qct
iPi
Lo Ho Mayer
Mayer
The
Treasury
Loews Incorporated
Sidney R. Fleisher
New York
Fleisher
Twentieth Century- Fox Film Corporation
Wanger
Walter F. Wanger
Universal Pictures Company
Loew's
Ed Arnold
Wallace Y
John Crawford
Brian Donneyy
Tommy Dorsey
Trene Dunne
G Garson
Catherine Hepburn
Harry James
Willian
Powell
Robert Taylor
Spencer Tracy
Robert Young
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Universal Pictures
Frederick 5 and 10 Opens at South Market
Local trade page notes a 5 and 10 cent store opening at South Market with promotions and new stock arrivals. Details are sparse but indicate a general opening event and shop hours for customers.
Pollution Probe By Sportsmen Seeks Factory Plant Fixes
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association met at Hotel Frederick to form a committee for a full study of fish deaths below the disposal plant. They urged stopping Camyp Derrick sewer work for filtration upgrades, while noting the city plant can handle city and camp sewage. Chairman Himes and a 7-member committee will meet next Tuesday to consider adding secondary treatment at about 100000 dollars.
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Frederick City
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Frederick
War Department
Himes
Gary L. Uterback
James HH. Gambrill
Joseph HH. Himes
Roger H. Willard
Clarence C. Carty
W. Raymond Walter
Fred Tresselt
E. Austin James
Heopalen Co
Fe Uta
Ereondarei
Izaak Walton J League
Messers Utterback
Carty and
Willard
Maryland League of Sportsmen
Hagerstown
Benjamin FL Phobus
Camp Kanawha
Paint of Rocks
State to oversee all lending agencies proposed in Maryland
Maryland lawmakers heard a push for state supervision of all lending firms including banks. Cash, small-loan administrator, urged licensing of discount companies noting consumer complaints and high actual loan costs once fees are included. He cited a vetoed prior bill and said reforms address governor objections.
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Maryland Legislative Council
Bal Truman
Cash
O'Conor
Pri
Dwight L. Holmes
Better Business Bureau
F. F. Sayre
Household Finance Corporation
J. 2. Feeney
General Acceptance Corporation
Ernest Weir
Maryland Small Loan Company
Leo H. Miller
Hagerstown Loan Company
Bowles Warns of Post War Collapse
Washington reports Chester Bowles warned of inflation and potential collapse postwar, saying the economy is stepped to a higher, riskier tempo. He urged a new national concept with all sectors collaborating and stressed farmers must prosper to create markets and workers need high wages to sustain mass production.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
Washington Board of Trade
America
Former President of Argentina Dies at 72 in Buenos Aires
Former Argentine president Ramon S. Castillo died in Buenos Aires at age 72 after a long convalescence. He had been ousted by the military coup on June 5, 1943 after rising to the presidency in 1942 following Roberto Ortiz’s resignation. Castillo previously led Argentina during neutrality in World War II and had served as vice president since 1940.
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Buenos Aires
Ramon S. Castillo
Argentina
Castillo
Senate
Roberto M. Ortiz
Ortiz
Petersville Paratrooper Is Killed
Pvt. Sherman Eugene Axline, 19, a Petersville paratrooper, was killed in Holland on September 20. The War Department notified his parents, Mr and Mrs Harry Axline, of Petersville. Inducted Armistice Day while a Brunswick High School student, he would have graduated last June. He trained at Port McClellan Alabama and has a brother Cal Theodore in New Guinea. Surviving siblings include David of Baltimore Charles and Lee of Petersville plus four sisters. A body of another former county resident serving in Westfield New Jersey will be brought to Frederick for services later. Capt Edward McSherry Waddrup, son of Mrs Bessie McSherry Waddrup and the late Wilfred H Waddrup formerly of the city, died Thursday in an Army plane crash near Fort Worth Texas according to notification to his mother. The airman was a 30-year veteran.
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Pvt
Sherman Eugene Axline
Holland
War Department
Harry 0. Axline
Petersville
Brunswick High School
Axline
Port McClellan
Ala
Cal Theodore Axline
New Guinea
Pat. Axline
David
Baltimore
Charles
Lee
Marion Snoots
Alice McDade
Broad Run
Nora Coates
Kathleen Axline
Westfield
N. J
Frederick
Edward McSherry Waddrup
Bessie McSherry Waddrup
Willim H. Waddrup
Ft. Worth
Tex
Soldier Died During Europe Mission Training Near Nebraska
Relatives said a serviceman killed in a fatal crash while training on heavy bombers in the United States was in Europe earlier. He was stationed at Fairmont Field Geneva Nebraska for advanced training. His brother Sergi Whem Waddrup of Ft Monmouth N J reported details. No date for the body’s arrival in Frederick has been set. Funeral arrangements are handled by the Harry E Carty Co. with a requiem mass and interment to be announced.
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New Guinea
Balikpapan
Borneo
Japan
Campelgn Ag
Balikpapai
Tokyo Radio
U. S
Douglas MacArthur
Europe
United States
Fairmont Field
Geneva
Nebraska
Mather
Sergi Whem Waddrup
Ft. Monmouth
Frederick
Harry E. Carty Co
Audit delay held to be unavoidable
Frederick County officials said the 1933 county audit delay was unavoidable. Efforts to obtain bids from four firms failed, leaving Robert C. Treisler as the sole applicant who faced staff shortages. Audits normally due by June could not be completed by October, with printing of copies and system installation still unfinished and Treisler unpaid until the full system is installed.
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Frederick County
Robert C. Treisler
Treister
Bulgars Withdraw From Greek Territory After Allied Demands
London reports a Bulgarian radio broadcast stating Bulgaria has withdrawn troops and administrators from Greek territory in line with Allied conditions. Premier Simon Georgiev confirmed evacuation began October 10 by cabinet decision and civil and military authority transfers to locals are complete, with cooperation promised for Allied mission oversight.
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London
Moscow
Bulgaria
Larovis
Simon Georgiev
Georgiev
Sofia
Feyour
Lulvanin
Council of Ministers
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William F. Haley, Jr
Federal Communications Commission
Bong
Richard Bong
War Production Board
MacArthur
Kox
Sui
South Warket — Open
Stevens Airport
Lewistown
Maryland
Fish and Game Assn. Names Committee
Norfolk
Ray H. Ridenour
Grace E. Ridenour
Thurmont
Navy
Fifth Naval District
Ridenour
Bethlehem Steel Company
C.e.cline& Son
Frederick, Md
Bowles
Leah
Sears, Roebuck and CO
West Patrick St
Bulgars
Greece
Ang
ALLEN
North Market
Market Sts
Chesterfield
Tuxedo
Coats
N. Market ST
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