Allied Air and Sea Attacks Hit Rabaul and Finschhafen
Allied HQ in the Southwest Pacific reports heavy blows on Rabaul and Finschhafen. Sixty Japanese planes and three ships destroyed. a destroyer and gunboat sunk. multiple enemy ships damaged. Remnants of barges attempting landings at Finschhafen wiped out. 61 enemy dead counted.
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Pacifc
Sault Erbrim
Macarthur
Allie Mitchell
Rabaul
Tait
Salamaua
Finschhafen
Fiaiuiliuays
Finsrahafen
Napopo Dambria
Tobera
Rere
Baltimore Limited Cigarette Sales Amid Shortage Rumors
Baltimore retailers report voluntary rationing as demand exceeds production and dealers limit sales to curb hoarding. Manufacturers require safeguards and pricing measures, while some tobacconists warn shortages may intensify, though they strive to maintain normal supply for consumers.
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Baltimore
Qet
Oakes Murder Trial Goes On
The Nassau Bahamian court case continues with witness cross examinations detailing the night of the incident at Westbourne. Key testimony centers on Christie, De Marigny, and Captain Sears as prosecutors press for timeline and alibi consistency amid claims of mistaken observations and planned actions toward the United States.
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Naseati
Bahamas
George Copstay
Sis
Peloine
Tye Aitirder mi
Tveoony
Yeakan Westbourne
Driing
Meginh
Dee Maras
Sir Haley
Toe Reed
Noddie
Chee
Coates
Sir Hares
Higgs
Knaew
Jack Christie
Yne
Haris
Bliees
Edward Sears
A. F. Adderley
Westbourne
Eoo
Christie
Sere
Urat van Utits
Adderley
Carishe
Delendant
Atlee
Marry
United States
Denma
Oakes
Ivan
Everedy Company Receives ArmyE Production Award
The Everedy Company plant earned the Army E Production Award in a wartime ceremony with Col Houseman presenting the emblem. Officials from labor and management, Navy and Army representatives, and local business leaders attended as band music and a flag ceremony marked the event.
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Vietors
DN Hoyseeman
Paladelphia Ordnance Drtriet
Frederick Omirael
Evereds
Unicorn
Everedy Company
Thane
Navy
H. J. Stone
USNR
Joseph Minken
Ator Lowter
Karry J. Leichert
Edgar E. Draper
Labor
Miegemen
Sevet Minken
Mr. Drap
Eh Georae Harper
Mac
Ernia Selaiten
Leonard A. Crummill
Georn
Robert Winger
Robert W. Lebhers
McSherry
Marry J. Lebbers
William B. Lebbert
Robert W. Lebbers
Re” Putticult
Col. Houseman
Outzet
Synthetic Nitrate of Soda May Be Standby
Southern senators scrutinize a shift toward synthetic nitrate of soda as a standby for Chilean imports. War Food Administration says synthetic product now offers an excellent material and is offered in improved mechanical condition comparable to nitrate of soda, though farmers worry about handling and unfamiliarity.
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Washington
Sre
Chile
War Food Ab Boty
Tus
Bankhead
War Food Administration
Smith
DBS Ce
Senate Agricultur
Drc
Censor Has No Right To Add His Comment
The War Department announces that a military censor cannot insert personal remarks into mail. Soldiers who find censor marks should report the incident with the letter and envelope to One Adjutant General for possible disciplinary action. Letters will be returned. The department states censorship is necessary to prevent aiding the enemy while privacy of mail should not be invaded beyond security needs.
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Washington
War Department
Department A
Moscow
Ihean
United
Soviet Russia
U.S
Stat
Corde Hu Britiy
Anzac
Eden
Absav Jivlutov
Hull
Molotov
Gacsu House
U. S
Hulls
Mozcovin
Europe
Soviet Union
Baltic States
Food Processing in Maryland Canning Centers Report
Baltimore reports more than 140000 cans processed by 75 centers across 14 counties in July and August. The education department program enrolled 2125 workers in facilities ranging from two-pressure cooker schoolhouses to commercial resorts with 105 quart capacity.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Department of Education
James Ri. Ward
Everedy workers praised for wartime effort and future laurels
The speech lauds Everedy employees in the armed forces, notes regret over 42 absent, and envisions veterans returning to applause. Lt Stone urges continued war effort cooperation as pins are presented for ER workers. Spear Mianke, an Air Corps gunner, is cited for bravery before the reception at Frances Scatt Key Hotel.
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Everedy
So Dong
Lebbery
Utah
Lieut
Stone
Air Corps
Frances Scatt Key
Free Exchange On Labor Of Opinions At Moscow Meet
Washington reports rail labor talks at Roosevelt White House with CIO AFL and railroad brotherhoods. Aimed at wage disputes and coal crisis, a four cent emergency rail wage award debated. Possible strike ballots loom as a broader walkout concerns miners and non operating unions amid stabilization policy.
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Washington
Watc
Roosevelt Fede
Combined
Labor War Board
CIO
AFL
Isburren
Ali Jabor
Chicago
Brotherhood
Cashen
Swimumen
Fred M. Vinson
Roosevelt
Vinson
Joan L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
ALUUL
Ne War Labor Board
Lewis Snd Ilinois
Lewis
Alabama
Indiana
WLB
Interior Ickes
Rep. Fish
R-Ny
Fish
Presidents Emergency Board
Vely
Knight Commander of Court of Honour Winners Named
Washington reports the Supreme Council southern jurisdiction Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free Masonry elected 1911 recipients for the 38th honorary degree and named 59 more for Knight Commander of the Court of Honour. Senator Byrd along with Gen. Arnold and Maj. Gen. Doolittle are among those designated for rank advancement. Michael of Frederick Maryland is also listed for knighthood.
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Washington
Supreme Council
Southern Jurisdiction
Court of Honour
Byrd D-Val
Henry H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
James H. Doolittle
Ee Michael, Frederick, Md
Infant Care Program Highlighted To Zonta Club
The Zonta Club met Monday at Francis Scott Key hotel to hear Miss Gnica Prat from Hood College discuss the infant care program at Strawn College. Strawn is one of twenty colleges with such training and reports fourteenth baby this year. Next week’s meeting is Tuesday at 12 30 p m with other service clubs to hear Dr Hanford Hopkins on Socialized Medicine. Members are asked to bring clothing gifts for Greek War Relief to the November 1 meeting.
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Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key Hatch
Hood
Eno
Strawn Cottage
United States
Iggal College
Strawn College
Fewer Loiter Now On Frederico Streets
Police report little crime under the new anti loitering law as arrests stayed scarce in a 24 hour period, with one disturbance charge and a warrant issued. Officials credit alcohol restrictions and earlier closing times, while noting the law targets under 16 but may eventually deter older youths. No arrests yet under the ordinance, parents bear responsibility for youths, with potential magistrate action after multiple violations.
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Frederico
Frederick
Fourth Man Is Jailed In Tavern Brawl
Washington County officers jail a fourth man after a tavern brawl near Burkittsville. Joseph L Addison was knocked unconscious. James Schnauffer suffered an eight inch chest stab and Elmer McAfee seventeen was taken into custody with others charged with assault and battery. Miller 48 of Mt Briar faces assault with intent to kill. Leo Thomas and Thomas Meat, also jailed, face similar charges. Police link the fracas to a feud with Clarence Karn. investigation notes Miller wielded the knife that slashed Himes in the melee. Mannos car was damaged by a blow with a bottle. Himes remained in hospital in fair condition on Tuesday.
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Washingon County
Burkittsville
Joseph L. Addison
James
Schnauffer Hospital
Brunswick
Manno
Miller
Elwood O'Hara
Haro Basore
George E. Miller
Mt. Briar
Washington County
Corp. O'Hara
Elmer McAfee
Leo Thomas Thomas E. Meat
Mt. Eric
Pann
Fren
Clarence Karn
Mann
Himes
Pinans
Court News Equity and Divorce Actions and Real Estate Sale
Court records list equity case William K. Bowie versus Josephine D. Bowie for absolute divorce and related petitions. Additional matters include ratification of a real estate sale and several parties with noted ages and locations.
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Court News Equity
William K. Bowie
Josephine D. Bowie
Earl F. Hargett
Lorraine E. Hargett
Mary Catherine Main
Geertrude
Irene Hargett
Parisians Adopt Black and Yellow Handkerchief Style
Barcelona dispatch reports Parisians, angered by a German order forcing Jews to wear a star, adopting a new symbol. Non Jewish people in Paris show off black and yellow pocket handkerchiefs as a silent, widespread gesture of protest and solidarity.
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Barcelona
Spain
Paris
la Vanguardia Espanola
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