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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1943

Page

9

Not Guilty Verdicts Rendered in Two Maryland Traffic Cases

Magistrate Edward J. Smith ruled two cases taken under advisement are not guilty. Stewart A. Geisbert faced a reckless driving charge tied to newspaper delivery on running boards. no precedent found. Thomas Kennedy, charged with vagrancy, left the city to seek work after serving in jail briefly. no residence or funds found.

Edward J. Smith Contro Stewart A. Geisbert Frederick Thomas Kennedy Vagranes Gelsbert 350 East Third Street Maryland Smith Endive Gotshert Kennedy House of Correction

New Teachers Named by Montgomery County Board

Montgomery County School Board approves several new teacher appointments after the September meeting. Named are William H. Pride Poolesville Rita Rogers F Lucile Squier Leland Mrs Elizabeth M Bagg Bethesda Chevy Chase Mrs Lawrence A Plaster Geraldine M Weible Clarence LeRoy Chef Wisseh LHR yueagee School Mrs Blanche S Jenkins Richard Montgomery High School Rockville Mrs Florence Thomen Glenmont Mae Hutchinson Elizabeth Judd Glen Echo Sandy Spring Thelma Adams Laytonsville Colored School Charlotte Tyler Steward town Colored School Thelma Gray Lincoln Colored High School Rockville Re appointed supervisor of nursery program Mary McBurney Green.

Rockville Montgomery County School Board William H. Pride Poolesville Rita Rogers F. Lucile Squier Leland School Elizabeth M. Bagg Bethesda-Chevy Chase Lawrence A. Plaster Geraldine M. Weible Clarence LeRoy Chef- Wisseh

Foreign Policy Crisis Shakes Ramirez Government

Montevideo Oct 14 amid cabinet resignations and policy indecision President Pedro Ramirez G faces a crisis over whether to shift Argentina’s policy toward active UN backing or retain axis relations. Acting minister Brig Gen Albert Gilbert named after resignations of Santamarina Anaya and Galindez. Demonstrations erupted in Buenos Aires with calls for neutrality as the government stalls on a definite stance.

Montevideo Uruguay Pedro Ramirez G United Nations Axis Albert Gilbert Segundo Storni United States Jorge Santamarima Elbio Anaya Galindez Buenos Aires Mont Ceuecina

Increased Shipments Needed For Livestock in Drought Areas

Agricultural authorities and feed handlers in Maryland Virginia and Delaware warn of a tight feed situation due to West corn shipments ban on government wheat for broiler and hog feeding and lower protein imports. Dudley C. Rist notes corn scarcity pushed to black market. E B Copeland urges prioritizing drought zones to conserve grain. Dr T B Symons stresses urgent need for more protein supplements to maintain egg and milk production.

Baltimore Maryland Virginia Delaware Dudley C. Rist United States Department of Agriculture E. B. Copeland Southern States Cooperative T. B. Symons University of Maryland Extension Ser

Light Showers Blamed for Trio of Mt Pleasant Accidents

Light showers Thursday night made roads slick and caused three injuries near Mt Pleasant and Frederick. John M Brachey 19 and Herbert Fox 14 were injured crossing Route 26 near Mt Pleasant as a sedan driven by Paul W Sulzer partially blinded by truck lights struck them. Eight year old Evelyn Ella May Smith was struck crossing Route 40 near Pearl. Fox and Brachey treated for injuries at Frederick City Hospital. Smith released after treatment. No charges against drivers. State Trooper Brachey investigated. wet roads and poor visibility cited.

Frederick John M. Brachey Herbert Fox MS Pleasant Mt. Pleasant Evelyn Ella May Smith Ellc Smith Pearl Fox Frederick City Bruce A. Brachey John Brachey Brachey William A. Watkins Walkersville Smith Daniel Tucker Watkins Paul W. Sulzer East Fourth Street Sulzer Bruchey

Himmlers Paper Says Nazis Have Lost Prestige

Das Schwarze Korps, the Himmler organ, admits the Russian retreat caused a huge loss of political prestige for Germany and a serious economic hit from leaving Ukraine grain lands. It notes some compensation by strategic gains but warns of propaganda challenges as Portugal opens Azores bases and Italy co-belligerence rises.

Stockholm Heinrich Berlin Portugal Azores Italy

Unclear OCR Summary of War Fallout and Nazi Power

Fragmentary text notes fear that losses in Ukraine and retreat in Russia will raise Nazi war power and weaken Allied prestige, with effects spreading after a long harvest and ongoing heat. The excerpt hints at strategic shifts and broader impact on wartime dynamics.

Russia

Barrow Improves Suffering Illness in New Rochelle Hospital

New York Yankees president Barrow, confined to New Rochelle hospital since Friday with arthritis and a heart condition, was well enough to receive visitors today. Joy McCarthy, team manager, and Scout Paul Kritehell were first to visit him.

Barrow New Rochelle N. Y New York Yankees New Rochelle Hospital Joy McCarthy Paul Kritehell

Japs Pushing North In China

Chinese headquarters report reinforced Japanese units five columns in all pushing north along the Burma Road into southwestern China. The five pronged drive grows as two more Japanese columns enter near the Shuanhungching River and Fauna. Interceptive fighting centered near the upper Salween River with the river crossing a possible objective.

Chungking Burma Road China Changacheh PSA Cuaki Tatangtse Salween Tibet Bay of Bengal Moulmein Mingkwang Tengching

Super Bomber In Production For U S Army

Washington reports production of a new American super bomber the B 29. An unspecified number have already been delivered to the Army with output increasing this month. The B 29 dwarfs the Liberator and Flying Fortress and aims to strike Hitler's Europe and Japan.

Hitler Army Yank

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