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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1942

Page

10

Second Front Plea Renewed By Willkie In His Report

Willkie urged a second European front and warned that war material failures threaten allied goodwill. He called for open debate, stronger US leadership, and more aggressive use of forces in India to attack Burma under Allied plans.

Willkie New York Wendell L. Willkie Europe Mellons Pawser United States India Burma Wavell Middle East China Russia Republican Party Hitler United Nations Commonwealth Brown Asia Iran Iraq Turkey Shell Isleton Wilkie Addu Stalin France Maginot

Navy Day Message Highlights Seapower and History

The piece traces Navy Day origins and historic names from John Paul Jones to Roosevelt and Dewey. It notes modern sea power with Pearl Harbor and Midway, praising aircraft carriers and PT boats, and cites Roosevelt and Willkie on leadership and resolve.

Solomons U.S Navy Navy Continental Congress John Paul Jones Ironsides Monitor Merrimac Farragut Maine Manila Bay Pearl Harbor Bataan Corregidor Coral Sea Midway Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt U. S

Whiskey Seizure At Fort Sill Offic ers Mess By State

Oklahoma City reports the state seized 225 cases of whiskey consigned to the officers mess at Fort Sill. Commissioner Walter Johnson and Ted Husted led the raid at the Inland depot per Gov. Leon C. Phillips order. The move follows a dry stance after last summer and a period of status quo until today.

Oklahoma City Commissioner of Public Safety Walter Johnson Fort Sill Okla Johnson Ted Hustied Safety Departent Bureau of Investigation Leon C. Phillips Fey Wee Lang

Captain Bob Compton Veteran B and O Retiree Dies at 72

R A Compton known as Captain Bob during 60 years with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad died at age 72 in Cumberland. He joined B and O in 1896 as a brakeman and rose to master at Cumberland then conductor. He rode with President Harding on his last trip. Funeral arrangements note services in Cumberland and Brunswick with interment planned. Survived by widow Cora Norris Compton and brother Ed.

Cumberland Robert Ashton Compton Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bob Compton B and O Brunswick Yards Cumberlandy Peter W Compton Martinsburg W. Va Charles Galloway Daniel Willard Warren G. Harding Caroline Etta Compton Brunswick Figgins Cora Norris Compton

Proximity Talks Open Between Land and Murray

Washington reports signs of a possible rapprochement between Rear Admiral Emory S. Land Maritime Commission chairman and CIO President Philip Murray after a luncheon. Murray declined comment noting only a few minor issues to resolve, while Land could not be reached for remark.

Washington Emory $. Land Maritime Commission CIO Philp Murray Land Murray Maritime

Fuel Oil Coupons Set At Ten Gallons Each For 30 States

The Office of Price Administration announced fuel oil coupons in the East and Middle West will be worth 10 gallons each. Class 2 coupons total 100 gallons for large consumers. Class 1 coupons cover 10 gallons. Issuance depends on climate, home size, and other factors. prudent use urged. Registration of Maryland dealers for fuel oil rationing was postponed again due to missing forms.

Washington East Middle West Office of Price Administration Paul M. O'Leary OPA Baltimore Maryland Uet W. Eggleston

Answers To War Quiz From Venezuela Page File

The page lists a wartime quiz with three items. Item two claims one wash pail yields enough scrap metal for three bayonets. Item three references toe mak markings on a merchant vessel hull indicating extreme loading draft.

Venezuela

Camp Ritchie Private Wins Harper Award

Julian Green, the novelist who moved to Baltimore as a boy, wins half of Harper’s $12,400 non fiction prize for Memories of Happy Days. The Camp Ritchie private plans to publish French and English versions of the autobiography and continues to write during leave from the Maryland camp.

Baltimore Julian Green Harpers Julien Green Private Green Camp Ritchie Blythewood Road George Weems Williams Green Das Jacques Maritain Robert de Saint Jean Mr. Green Pennsylvania Gettysburg

Translator and poet Peguy Works Spark Interest in America

The article notes Charles Peguy as a prominent French poet and describes translations by Anine Green and her brother Mr Green. It mentions Peguy as the poet of reconstruction, his notoriety in France, and upcoming translations of Peguy's poems. Green and sister Miss Green reside in America with Mrs. Williams and discuss wartime France.

Propia Percege Peguy Slater Anine Green Charles Peguy France Srech America Mr. Green Peggy Miss Green

War Stamps Stunt Blots Out Axis Faces In Frederick

The Frederick Jaycee War Bonds and Stamps Committee plans a humorous fundraiser titled Blot Out The Mugs. They will display portraits of Hitler Mussolini and Hirchito at Market and Church streets and sell red white and blue stickers to paste over the images. Proceeds aid the national war chest with adults paying twenty five cents and children ten cents.

War Bond Chamber of Commerce Frederick Counuons National War Chest Hitler Mussolini Hirchito Jaycee Parker America Bond Fall County Frederick Jaycee Nick Krupy Chamber of Commerce War Bonds and Stamps Committee West Second Street Frederick

Feete Plans Resignation Meeting of Frederick Taxpayers

Charles H Feete of Brunswick said he will resign as president of the Frederick County Taxpayers Association at a meeting next Saturday. He criticized apathy toward tax issues and urged discussion of a proposed constitutional amendment to raise General Assembly salaries to $1,000 annually, which would cost about 300,000 biweekly.

Frederick County Charles H Feete Brunswick Frederick County Taxpayers Association Feete General Assembly Maryland Public Expenditure Councilas

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