State Guard Probe Urged in Maryland Case
Federal Judge William C. Coleman urged a state guard probe involving the Maryland State Guard the Motor Vehicles Commission and a Cecil County Court after testimony in a damage suit. A Guardsman convicted of manslaughter wore his uniform despite lacking license while a learner permit was issued after a serious accident. Pharmacists mates Nelson and Kasper, stationed at Bainbridge Naval Training Station, were awarded 820,000 by the jury against Clark and taxi owner Taylor.
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William Clark
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Ernest K. Taylor
Kasper
Infant's Reversed Blood Flow Appeals to Army Surgeons
The mother of three month old Marilyn Stewart, wife of Corporal Dale Stewart in New Orleans, appeals to the Army Surgeon General for aid in treating a congenital transposition of the great vessels. She says the infant may die without treatment and seeks possible Army Medical Department assistance.
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Army
Dale Stewart
New Orleans
Surgeon
Stewart
Army Medical Department
Marilyn
Eyeglass Lenses Strengthened by Rapid Cooling
Eyeglass lenses gain much of their strength when cooled rapidly after casting. The quick quench strengthens the glass by locking internal structures, reducing flaws, and improving impact resistance. This process may enable thinner lenses with comparable durability.
Efforts Intensify for Peace Amid Vatican Activity
London reports Pope Pius XII has intensified moves toward peace. Vatican radio notes talks with American British and French envoys and possible open city of Rome. Cardinal Schuster calls Lombardy bishops together as Nazi tensions rise. A party honors Leslie Frye’s 21st birthday in Elkridge with many local attendees.
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Italy
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Keystone Exterior and Interior Paints Ad
Preserve your property with Keystone paints varnishes and enamels from Nicodemus Paint Store at 30 N Court St. Call 425 for supplies.
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Nicodemus Paint Store
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Rome Starving as Germans Seize Food, AP Reports
A BBC style broadcast recorded by Associated Press says about 20 people are dying daily from starvation in Rome where German forces are requisitioning food supplies. The report notes the Milano Liberta freedom station and places Venice farther north than Vladivostok amid war conditions.
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London
F Freedom
Milano Liberta
Associated Press
Rome
Classifications Are Issued For Dogs I F
New York Oct 28 The Army has cut to 18 the number of dog breeds approved for war work from an initial list. Dogs for Defense announced it received the revised list from Maj Gen Edmund J Gregory Army Quartermaster General. Approved breeds include Airedale, Alaskan Malamute, Belgian Tervuren German Shepherd and others, while chows bouvier des flands and several breeds are rejected for faults.
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Dogs For Defense
Lae
Deagier
Edimund J. Gregory
Army Quartermaster General
Airdale Fervier
Chesapeake Bay
Charles Haiter
Madson
S.J. New Jersey
Air Forces rescues crews in large theatre of war
Special trained squadrons of a new Air Forces organization rescued a high percentage of American air crews forced down at sea during September. The War department announced under Lt Col Charles B Whitehead the force began rallying as Air Forces grew, reporting increases in rescued crews and calling this a morale booster for allied airmen.
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Air Forces
Charles B. Whitehead
Whitehead
Air Force
RAF
Squadro Saan
DeMolay Banquet Honors 35 New Members at Frederick
A DeMolay banquet at the Aut Hsenic Temple in Frederick will honor about 35 new members. The degree will be conferred by a picked degree team from the Tuscan Chapter in Baltimore, with Maryland state deputy Heil Steen accompanying. Local Masons and DeMolay members are invited. Rev. Threld C. Ant will speak. Martinsburg curfew ordinance introduced.
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Heil Steen
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Mussolini Not Elated Over Rescue Film Shown
Neutral and Axis diplomats and journalists viewed films of Mussolini’s escape to Germany. Audiences found the incident unimpressive as the landing of the rescue planes looked routine. Mussolini appeared sad in a black overcoat and unshaven. The film showed him meeting Hitler at an airport.
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Benito Mussolini
Italy
Germany
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Ors
Wrter
2 Af
Mussolini
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Shearleated
Adolf
Mike
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Weather Summary for October Precipitation and Temperatures
The report notes 0.58 inch of precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8 am today, October totals 2.84 inches vs 3.03 inches normal. High yesterday was 45, low last night unknown, comparison to last year. Sunset 6:17 pm, sunrise 7:32 am tomorrow, with moonrise at 5:51 am. Conditions: clear at Coreville, Potomac, Brunswick.
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Coresville
Potomac
Brunewick
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