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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1943

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3

Lonergan Confesses Slaying His Heiress Wife

Wayne Lonergan a Royal Canadian Air Force cadet admitted killing his wife Patricia 22 after a dispute over their baby. He led police to where he disposed of his powder blue service uniform and signed a full confession, with prosecutors presenting a graphic account of the murder scene and the couple's finances.

New York Wayne Lonergan Patricia Royal Canadian Air Force Lonergan East River Frank S&s. Hogan Beekman Hill Wayne William Lonergan Hogan 79Th Street Belle el Morocco Morocco Jeanne Murphy John Harres Harjes Terry Toronto Canada Murray Worcester Maurice “Murray” Worcester Bridegport Conn Worcester Maurice Worcester

Reduction In Point Values Of Some Meats

The Office of Price Administration announces November ration changes lowering points for 42 veal lamb pork cuts by one or two points. Creamery butter remains 16 points per pound while farm butter rises to 12 and processed butter to 6. Margarine and oils rise, cream cheese products stay at 3 points. OPA cites potential stabilizing civilian butter supplies near producing areas.

Washington Get Office of Price Administration OPA

Sulfadiazine spray shows promise after colds at Johns Hopkins

Johns Hopkins physicians report that a sulfadiazine spray used in nose and throat treatment shortened illness and reduced complications. In a trial with nurses, sinusitis occurred in 9.7 percent given the spray versus 30 percent otherwise. coughs 8 percent versus 44. ear trouble 1.8 versus 4.5. No sore throats or laryngitis among spray group.

Baltimore Johns Hopkins Medical School Johns Hopkins Kenneth L. Pickrell Hopkins Star

Ben Bernie Buried in New York Funeral Services

Friends and associates of the entertainment world attended funeral services for Ben Bernie, orchestra leader, who died October 20 in Beverly Hills. More than 1,200 people filled Temple Fodeph Sholem for eulogies by Rabbi Louis S. Newman and William Brande. Burial followed in Mount Heilbron Cemetery, Queens.

Ben Bernie New York Entertainment World Beverly Hills Cal Temple Fodeph Sholem Louis S. Newman William Brande Friars Theatrical Organization Bernie Jason Bernie Herman Harry Dave Sadie Greich Bertha May Ethel Bessie Lee Rose Bernie Mount Heilbron Cemetery Queens

Army releases actor Alan Ladd after discharge

Hollywood actor Cpl Alan Ladd received an honorable discharge from the Army Air Forces due to a stomach disorder complicated by influenza. He has served ten months in the air forces.

ARMY Hollywood Alan Ladd Army Air Forces Air Forces

All Sales Tax Plans Defeated by House Committee

Washington reports the House Ways and Means Committee defeated all national retail sales tax proposals and moved toward a bill with about 2 billion in new revenue. Treasury requested over 10 trillion, while opposition cited inflation risks and wage claims from labor. Committee members argued the revenue is insufficient to support wartime needs without burdening future generations.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee Treasury Fred M. Vinson CIO Cannon Id-Mo House Appropriations Comittee Robertson

Unclear transcription hints at liquor tax vote outcome

Fragmentary text notes a closed vote on a liquor tax measure with committee members withholding details. It references a total figure near 200 billion and an implied increase in consumer costs, suggesting higher taxes or pricing effects if approved.

Taen Cammatee Menbers Ne Score Bertergl

Lipstick, Travel, and Tax on Corporations

A concise note cites lipstick and travel as items, while claiming to boost from zero to MS in excess profit tax on corporations. It lacks clear context or verifiable entities and reads as a fragmented opinion or policy remark without concrete facts.

Citizens Asked To Sign Pledge For Home Front

Frederick citizens were urged to sign and pledge not to pay above lawful prices and to refuse rationed goods without surrendering stamps. Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger Len H. McCornick state OPA administrator and Daniel B. E. Wight led the appeal in town facilities urging observance and pledge to support price controls.

Frederick Pheerscday Licen Ae Hugh V. Gittinger Len H. McCornick OPA Daniel BE. Wight Wight Ale McCormick

Citizens vow duty like armed forces on battlefront

A speaker urged total civilian resolve in keeping a pledge through individual responsibility. He emphasized that every citizen must be as militant as troops in defending the home front, urging serious commitment to upholding the pledge to their best ability.

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