Registration for War Ration Book 4 Next Week
Registered on two days next week for War Ration Book 4 with no Saturday registration at city and county public schools. Registration will be Thursday and Friday October 28 and 29 from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Schools except Frederick and Brunswick high schools will serve as centers. Book 3 presentation required for Book 4 issuance. applications distributed via public school children to homes and at schools. Sugar and processed food stamps in Book 4 available November 1. stamps valid through January 13 for sugar and through December 20 for green stamps. blue stamps set for token-based changes later.
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Lesebers
Frederick
Brunswick
Crannl
OPA
Baltim
Individua
Stamnes DB
Giving Is More Blessed To Those Who Give
A camp Santa Anita visit by 100 enlisted men to a Red Cross plasma station drew simple replies. When asked how soldiers felt about contributing to the blood program, one replied I’d rather give it than take it. Johnston County Teunn and buddies voiced support for donating plasma.
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Los Angeles
Camp Santa Anita
Red Cross
Badoglio Planned To Kidnap Hitler Revealed
London dispatch reports Berlin radio, cited by Reuters, claiming Marshal Badoglio and King Victor Emmanuel plotted to abduct Adolf Hitler and Mussolini. Nazi sources claim documents show plans to deliver Hitler and Mussolini to the Allies, with the invitation allegedly declined.
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London
High Command
Pietro Badoglio
Hitler
Mussolini
Berlin
Reuters
DNB
Voolkissher Reobachter
Nazi Party
Victor Emmanuel
Badoglio
Fuehrer
Ialy
Badegto
Hidao Cede
Ele Ao Wad
Now Eligible For Subsidies
A number of city and county livestock slaughterers previously ineligible for government subsidies may qualify after a program enlargement. The minimum slaughter weight to qualify dropped from 4,000 to 2,300 pounds live weight, potentially bringing in local stores and county slaughterers. The Defense Supplies Corporation now pays subsidies at set rates and allows claims across multiple establishments with partial or estimated weights under special permission. weights must be weighed or estimated with approved methods, and claims may cover slaughter after September 1. STRIKE VOTE IMPENDS
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Tve
Defense Supplies Corporation
de Imates
Not Half Of Chest War Fund Total Is Secured
City Chairman Glenn T. Swisher reported $18,171.39 collected to date in the Community Chest War Fund drive in the city, far short of the $37,250 target. Tonight a dinner at 6 30 at the Francis Scott Key hotel will convene city and county workers to discuss campaign matters. Swisher announced canvass captains and teams for general, colored-section, and final door-to-door efforts, listing numerous leaders and volunteers, as the drive continues through Thursday and Friday.
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Glenn T. Swisher
Francis Scott Key
William C. Royal
Swisher
Charles F. Bowers
W. Bartgis Storm
Lewis M. Spanseller
Carroll Hendrickson
J. Vernon Coblentz
Mary Benson
Albert W. Coblentz
Hamilton Gale
Arthur V. Myces
Harry I. Hamilton
Clifford M. Singer
D. ©. Griffin
Clarence C. Carty
E. Austin James
Iis Sianey Meaonws
Merril F. Wachter
Herbert S. Schroeder
Glenn E. Stovall
Williams
Ralph Fellows
Paul Jonson
Robert Price
E. Hudson
G. William Stu
Austin Angteberger
John Lentz
Glenn O. Garber
C. E. Schildknecht
G. B. Callan
Lawrence E. Bentz
Ralph Boyer
James H. Gambrill
Peter W. Chichester
A. E. Fisher
Florence Schroeder
Chae. Ross
Miriam Apple
Alvin G. Quinn
Ignatius Bjorlee
Wm. Bartgis
A. Aemsberg
L. Homer Miller
Anna Mary Rohrback
Clifford M. ‘Yinger
Paul ©. Michael
Henry Shoemaker
Yinger
Grace Hoelens
Marvin
Clinton Hugh Barigis Storm
Allen Barigis
John
Emory B. Shipley
Charles K. Heck
Russell Beck
Charles W. Ross
G. ©. Garber
Roger B. Wolfe
Grace Zimmerman
Graceman
Milton Frank
George B. Ho
Luther Rice
Ralph Ladherz
Howard M. Sheip
Rita MerKenzie
Is Lebton
Fredster Forneytberger
Michaels “Abend
A. B. Collinus
Anna Mary Rouiback
Russell McCain
Robert B. Crothers
Paul J. Willard
Frank D. Worthington
Guy Neal
Richard F. Simmons
Albert W. Seast
Emmett R. Bowius
W. Dave Morton
Wilbur Seee
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Amy Zeigler
Barbara Hane
Roy Mumford
Evelyn Harnz
Helen Schaeffer
German People Protect Escaped Allied Prisoners
Allied prisoners of war who escaped from a German prison camp near Jlagen during an Allied air raid are being hidden by Germans, the BBC said in a German language broadcast last night.
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London
Jlagen
Tiesh Broadcasting Corporation
Eight Local Draft Board Men to Leave for Fort Meade
Eight men from Draft Board One are due to depart shortly after 4 pm for Fort Meade aboard the Baltimore and Ohio train. White and colored personnel have recently followed different routes to Camp Lee. six colored men from the same board left yesterday for Camp Lee after three weeks of furlough.
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Army
Fort George G. Meade
Baltimore
Otuo
Camp Lee
Jevin F. Stride
James W. McCoy
Llewellyn L. Liller
Robert B. Hooper
Warry M. Hahn, Jr
Lester J, Routzahn
Donald V. Griffith
Edgar K. Moore Rose
Florida Citrus Crop Aims To Hold Prices In War Time
Despite labor shortages and transport hurdles Florida's citrus industry plans a 6 million box harvest of oranges grapefruit and tangerines. Prices may drop 3 to 5 cents a pound if new ceilings are approved by the Food Distribution Administration. The government seeks 20 to 25 million boxes for military and lend lease use with much of the crop sent north. canned fruit and juice for camps are included.
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Takeland
Fla
Oet
Deei
Florida
Uncle Sam
Food Distribution Administration
OPA
Question To Whether Schools Can Hold Gains
Baltimore October 22. Tasker G Lowndes warned a postwar crisis in Maryland public education. He said the issue is not future gains but whether the state can hold the progress achieved through heroic effort. As president of the State Board of Education he urged calm analysis and decisive action amid teacher shortages felt since 1940.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Tasker G. Lowndes
Lowndes
Cambeurland
State Board of Educati
Baltimore City
State Department of Educementa Education
Coal Situation Deteriorates Says Deputy Administrator
Howard A. Gray of the Deputy Solid Fuels Administration told a Senate committee that the coal supply outlook is bad and likely to worsen, signaling growing energy pressure.
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Washington
Howard A. Gray
Senate
Local appeal seeks bigger coal supply for Predyetek area
An appeal to the Solid Fuels Administration for a substantial coal increase is presented by Baltimore Maryland Coal Exchange secretary Arthur JH Hendley and local dealers. The move, supported by Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger and County Commissioner George Arnold, cites higher demand from oil-to-coal conversions, winter heating needs, and road access limits. Dealers warn of duplicate orders and delivery inefficiencies, urging public cooperation to prevent wasteful costs.
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Solid Fuels Administration
Wye
Philsdelphi
Pal
Arthur JH. Hendley
Baltimore-Maryland Coal Exchange
Worth
YOCA
Tse
Javit
OPA
Howax
Hendley
Hugh V. Gittinger
George ¥. Arnold
Board of County Commissioners
Fortis
John A. Mackell
Solid Fuel Industry Advisory Commuities
Nazi Base Raids Across France Reported by RAF
Fragmentary report notes Allied raiders striking bases at Exreux and Fauville in France with follow on operations toward western Germany while RAF night fighters defended London. German raids on London continue for a sixth night causing casualties and damage as Mosquitoes of Britain attempt to disrupt raiders.
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London
Exreux
Fauville
Germany
RAF
Tien Tat
Italian Subs Lost Sunk By War Patrol Claims
The Be radio reported that the Perm radio announced Admiral Antonio Legni detailing that four Italian submarines were sunk during the war with the loss of their crews.
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London
Perm
Dealle Yeasterday
Antonio Legnani
Fifth Army and Allies Close On German Forces
Allied and Fifth Army actions push toward German positions as forces threaten from multiple fronts. Fifth Army units near Avife and Piedimonte D'Alife advance against retreating enemy troops and attack on Cancello on the Volturno river’s north bank. Air forces claim substantial enemy losses over Yugoslavia and the eastern Mediterranean with numerous aircraft destroyed.
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Aludors
Pytitiais
Fifth Army
Olta
Cancelo
Vollina
Alte
Piedimonte D'Alife
Tyrrhenian Sea
Caneelly
Tronfers
Mar Rhodes
Phoreteneruripge
Dnecinge
Cairo
Mediterranean
Zara
Ahans
Inet
Boy With Another's Bicycle to Return Home
A seven year old from Mt Airy tells police he stole a bicycle at Mt Airy school then rode to Frederick where he was found on a street at 1 30 am by Norman V Trumy. He claimed the bike was given by his father and offered a rambling tale of being left in Frederick. Authorities contacted Gilbert Martin and arranged to have the boy returned to relatives. charges to be prepared and the bicycle to be returned.
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Mt Airy
Mt. Airy
Gueer Norman V Trumy
Dewey Arthur Hess
Lord Polies
Sly
Frederick
Gilbert Martin
Airy School
Oaeb Ower
Airy
British Raid Claims Capture Amid Mixed German Report
Fragmentary OCR reports a raid claim and counterclaims over taken positions and ships. It mentions British forces and German statements about recapture of Cos and other islands, with unclear place names and dates.
Germans Fight From Point To Point Near Krivei Rog
German positions north of Krivei Rog facing the Dnieper bend fight to hold ground as a massed Red Army drive pressures them. Reuters from Moscow reports German forces retreating and using improvised actions from point to point while Allied advances near Melitopol threaten encirclement of tens of thousands.
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Krivei Rog
London
Dnieper
Reuters
Moscow
Tad
Coron
Culto
Dnepropetrovsk
Red Army advances toward Krivoi Rog in Crimea clash
London reports Soviet forces push toward Krivoi Rog while striking deeper into the Crimea and Dnieper bend. Russians gain ground near Melitopol as German air strength wanes and defenses show strain under renewed Soviet pressure.
Use of Moral Codes Urged In Freder ick by Dr Nelson
Dr Nels Nelson of the Maryland State Board of Health urged moral codes to curb venereal disease and juvenile delinquency. He warned against untrained parents and wartime neglect, calling for sex education and character building while defending limited moral teaching to avoid promoting promiscuity. Jaycees backed efforts to staff a new center and support the National War Fund and holiday children’s party.
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Frederick
Nels Nelson
Marland State Board of Wealth
Nelson
Mary
Jand
New England States
Nelmusdistate
Jaycees
National War Fund
F. Russell Young
Daycees
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