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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1944

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8

Dewey Attacks Roosevelt as He Hails New GOP Era

Cap t. J. William Brosius Jr veteran of the A A F Red Raiders returns from over two years in the South Pacific and speaks on Japanese pilots, dehydration in rations, and U S air power. Dewey faults Roosevelt foreign policy and urges a new Chief Executive to work with a Republican Congress beginning January 20.

Dewey Capt. Brosius South Pacific Minnneapolis Roosevelt Thomas E. Dewey New York Republican Congress Pa- Lee J. R. Lally Dewer J. William Brosius, Jr Adamstown Red Raiders U.S. Army New Guinea Radio Tokyo Reyer Brosius Ouriilvers Southwest Pacific Rabaul Palau Timor Halmahera Balikpapan Philippines Biak Wewak New Guinea-Netherlands East Indies U. S Tom GOP Congress Japan America Pearl Harbor Pogi London

New Jug Bridge Near Frederick Set to Open Early Next Year

The $400,000 reinforced concrete Jug Bridge across the Monocacy River near Frederick on Route 40 is about 90 percent finished and should open around the first of the year. Bridge engineer Walter C. Hopkins cited material and labor shortages as delays. The span replaces the old stone bridge that collapsed in March 1942 after 130 years of service. The project consumed 453 workdays, well above the 150 planned, due to steel prioritization delays.

Baltimore Monocacy River Frederick Walter C. Hopkins State Roads Commission Hopkins

Isolationist action sparks European war fears says governor

The New York Governor labeled a recent decision by President Rancerelt as the most isolationist in American history. He warned a European statesman warned that such a move portends only war ahead in Europe, though the statesman remains unnamed.

Ence New York Rancerelt Geenet Europe

Release demanded for Pearl Harbor court findings

Boston Oct 24 Secretary of the Navy Forrestal was urged by Rear Admiral Husband E Kimmel's counsel to immediately release the naval court of inquiry findings on Kimmels innocence or guilt. The telegram argued three years of public blame and asked simple justice and decency in disclosure. Navy Judge Advocate General Gatch replied findings are not final until approved by Forrestal.

Boston Secretary of the Navy Forrestal Husband E. Kimmel Pearl Harbor Naval Court of Inquiry Charles B. Rugg Kimmel G. Orin Murfin Court of Inequiry

Hospital Site Hearing Held for Western Shore facility bids

Officials from Frederick and Washington counties presented bids for a proposed chronic disease hospital on county home sites Monteque and Bellevue before the Board of Public Works in Annapolis. Officials debated site location, patient eligibility, and state plans while state officials indicated further consideration.

Frederick Washington Western Shore Hospital Monteque Hellevue Board of Public Works Annapolis Baltimore County Baltimore City Frederick County George W. Arnold Charles G. Geisbert A. Grant Hooper EB. C. Kefauver Hugh V. Gi Shore Montevue Wuvellige Gagrvertm O'Connor

Post War Beef Herd Management Plan Outlined For Maryland Farmers

The University of Maryland Extension Service proposed a 10 point post war program for beef herd management to improve cattle in Maryland. It emphasizes culling non producing cows, using top sires, diverting purebred calves to steer markets, record keeping, sanitation, and educating breeders on profitable beef types and local market production.

College Park University of Maryland Extension Service Maryland Extension Service

Railroads Seek Investment to Hire Jobs After War Ends

William White of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western told the Interstate Commerce Commission that postwar rehabilitation requires large capital outlays for rolling stock and equipment. He urged restoring freight rate increases and said rail earnings have not risen since 1941 while costs rise, stressing modern cars costing tens of thousands each and the need to sustain employment through postwar purchases.

Washington Ig & Log Interstate Commerce Commission William White Delaware, Lackawainina and Western Railroad ICC

Packet cargo plane details released by Fairfield officials

Fairfield officials describe the Packet cargo plane in the 30 000 pound class with over 3500 mile range. Capable of carrying tanks ammunition supplies troops or paratroops and convertible into a 50 passenger liner in postwar years. Fuselage has vertical walls and unobstructed space and adjustable ramps for large vehicles. Conversion to freighter or passenger transport can be done in under an hour. Also a report of Clarence C. Carty injured in a tomato stake accident while tending a victory garden at 54 East Patrick Street.

Dagerstown Fairchild Victory Garden Patrick Street Clarence C. Carty

Two Countians Missing In Action In France

Private Woodrow W. Smith and Private Leo H. Ward, both from Two Countians and buddies since January 1944, were reported missing in action in France. Telegrams to their wives in Locust Valley and Midgetown arrived within days of each other, confirming Smith's missing status September 14 and Ward's September 20.

Smith Ward France War Department Pvt Middletown Woodrow W. Smith Frederick Post Leo H. Ward Cora Smith Locust Valley Ruth L. Ward Mid-getown Pvt. Ward Pvts Fort George G. Meade Camp Nome Pvt. Smith The Post Armed Forces Madison Street Raymond Smith Regular Army National Guard State Guard

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