Forty Selectees Called By Board For Final Exams
A selective service board released a list of forty registrants called for final examination and probable induction in November. The group includes nineteen colored men and white volunteers, mostly older registrants whose deferments expired. Reported to report to Baltimore, the call may be the final November list, subject to state orders.
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Pearl Harbor
Armed Forces
Baltimore
Harry Randolph Shater, Jr. Belair
Frederick
Lester Vernon Cole
Taney Apartments
Donald Fulmer Adams
Buckeystown
Robert Warfield Wallace
South Market Street
Leroy Thomas Dixon
North Virginia Avenue
Brunswick
Richard David Jenkins
Junior Russell Hoffman
Middletown
Rudolph Joshua Stevens
Water Street
John Edgar Derflinger
East B Street
Bruns
Vdawuuggul Dtagnaue Ae
Knoxville
James William Cantford
Bernard Oscar Blank
West Third Street
Herbert Leroy Deener
West B Street
James Bernard Besst
East Second Street
Wilbert Allen Smith
Charles Raymond Johnson
Flint
Mich
Monroe Elwood Hossler Frederick
Charles Orvis White
Wisner Street
Millard Harry Lindsay
East Church Street
Gilbert LePage Hall
Sarasota
Fla
James McLane Youtz
East C Street
Charles Johnson Proctor
Harrisburg
Earl Leon Carthail
Ice Street
Frederick Gordon Crampton
Washington
Robert Hilton Lee
Ruben Burnett
Buckerstown
George Otho Bowins
Point of Rocks
Austin Franklin Rollins
All Saints Street
Lee Russell Holland
Burkittsville
John William Johnson
Montenegro Occupied by Chetniks Seizes Large Territory
Cairo reports the Yugoslav government information office said four fifths of Montenegro and neighboring areas are occupied by Chetnik forces under War Minister Mihailovic. Mihailovic troops also drove Germans from parts of southeastern Bosnia and Herzegovina per the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Enile
Montenesto
Vazi
Yugoslavia
Chetnix
Ministraja Mihailovic
Jap Held Ports Heavily Bombed By RAF
New Delhi reports Mying yan on the Irrawaddy river and Ak yas on the west coast were heavily bombed last night by RAF Wellington forces in attacks on occupied Burma. The raids targeted military and supply hubs as part of ongoing operations. The FBI announced two more German war prisoners escaped from Camp Breckinridge in Kentucky during the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAF
New Delhi
Myingyan
Irrawaddy
Akyas
Burma
Louisville
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Camp Breckinridge
Moscow talks veer toward second front plan from Tripartite delegates
A Stockholm broadcast reported that American and British delegates at the Moscow conference proposed a concrete second front with a fixed date. The broadcast claimed this move won favor with Soviet negotiators.
Hope War Fund Goal Nears Finish Line
Glenn T. Swisher city chairman of the National War Fund drive reports that with 34383.17 of the 37250 goal in hand the campaign should reach the target by the end of next week. Rev. William C. Royal and James H. Falk note county efforts show about 5000 of 21500 available and two county districts exceed their quotas. Frederick county expects to aid 3500 service members as the appeal accelerates amid reports of uncontacted potential donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn T. Swisher
National War Fund
William C. Royal
James H. Falk
Frederick County
Frederick city reassessment not ready for 1944 levy
More than half of Frederick city has been reassessed but figures cannot be ready in time for the county 1944 levy. New assessments in six county districts including Frederick outside the city will be added, with totals expected to raise the taxable base and real estate values. A five year program begins last year with revolving reassessment. county boards will finalize figures in November and budget items in December.
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Frederick City
Frederick
E. C. Speaks
Thomas R. Saylor
Patrick Street
Assossmiens Ui
Citalt
City
Walkersville
Mt. Pieasant
New Market
Urbana
Buckeystown
Ballenger
Braddock
Scope of Victory May Rest on Total Prisoners
Washington reports debate over the Dnieper battle outcome as Moscow awaits prisoner tallies and casualty figures. German forces possibly numbering 500,000 in the Dnieper bend face Russian pursuit after breaches, with prior disasters at Stalingrad and Tunisia totaling 467,009 prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dnieper
Moscow
Germany
Crimea
Stalingrad
Tunisia
Russians Close on Nikopol and Cut Dnieper Crucial Axis
Three Russian armies converged on Nikopol on the low er Dnieper as part of a drive to trap German forces. Other Red units moved west and south of Melitopol to seal off the Crimean peninsula with gains of up to fifteen miles and enemy stores abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikopol
London
Dnieper River
Dnieper
Melitopol
Crimean
Telephone Co Buys Property on East Patrick Street
A deed records the sale of 335 East Patrick Street from Harold H Hoff man and Gladys R Hoffman to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Baltimore. The transaction price is about 38 260 dollars and includes a two story brick dwelling of about 3 800 square feet on adjacent land.
Lake fish release opens season at Frederick area lake
About 1,590 runfish were released into the lake this morning by the Game and Inland Fish Commission. The release supports local sport and attracted attention near Frederick with fish reportedly coming from the Northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leke Fee Hone
Game and Inlander Commission
Frederick Emicren
Trenea
Hiding Behind Hitler Iremand Oct 30 remarks on Mussolini
A fragment quotes an unnamed figure claiming Mussolini influenced by Hitler and denying ties to the Puppet Republican Fascist government in northern Italy. The text references Berlin and recent departures, portraying intrigue around fascist alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iremand
Togh Kahan
Berlin
Benito Mai
Germany
Republican
Italy
Portuguese steamer Padua reported lost after mine strike
London broadcast quoted Berlin saying the Portuguese steamer Padua carrying 11,000 bags of Red Cross parcels for prisoners of war left Lisbon ten days earlier and struck a mine off Marseilles. Associated Press recorded the broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Padua
Lisbon
Red Cross
Marseilles
Associated Press
Yugoslav Partisans Cross Into Hungary Amid Wide Dalmatian Actions
Yugoslav communique reported Partisans crossing into Hungary from Zagarje north of Zagreb as west of the city they held off German attacks. They claimed a 10 hour battle along the Dalmatian coast with a German column defeated and 150 Nazi casualties. Allied air support aided Dalmatian operations near Ston Split and Knin.
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London
Vyegaslav Queeeslag
Army of Liberation
Zagarje
Zagreb
Dalmatian
Freen
Josip Broz
Tito
Ston
Menkovic
Split
Knin
Zvumberak
Keozaraj
Biskovac
Omoareva
Bistrica
Bosnia
Lazarevac
Belgrade
Djukanovic
Montenegro
Tas Berlin
Corkniza
Cabar
Fiume
National Liberation Party
Brar
Pelyesac
Allied Agents Frank Badoglio In Naples
Premier Pietro Badoglio makes first Naples appearance since liberation with American Robert Murphy and British Harold MacMillan. Their presence adds prestige and fuels speculation over full Allied support for his government amid lukewarm local opposition.
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Naples
Pietro Badoglio
Robert Murphy
Harold MacMillan
Murphy
Badoglio
Balioche
German Stints Sunk Off Norwegian Coast
A Swedish broadcast reported by the Federal Communications Commission states that Allied air and surface forces have sunk at least one German vessel off the Norwegian coast since Sweden ended transit traffic via Swedish territory to Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Communications Commission
Norwegian
Sweden
Norway
Heavy Japanese Opposition Expected After Choiseul Landings
Allied forces report fairly heavy opposition likely at Sangigai and Bougainville-adjacent zones on Choiseul as U S troops consolidate landings at Voza and Zinca. Paratroop units spread along the coast and mountains with no contact by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied
South Pacific
United States
Sangigaa
Choizeul
Solomons
Zinca
Voza
Campyeul
Sangigai
Choiseul
Bougaingue
Government plans to revive electric iron production
Washington reports a War Production Board program to restart producing electric irons after Pearl Harbor. Surveys show housewives rate irons as essential. 6.5 million are needed, but only about a third may be made. A drive to rehabilitate burnt out irons aims to fill the gap with no rationing, and sales will allow trade ins or proof of need for new purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
George
TELRE
Washington
Stark
Office of Civilian
Pearl Harbor
Seebalk Gadies
Adak
OCR
Kann Sentenced to Three Years in Fraud Case Appeal Filed
Gustav H Kann a Pitissurga executive and former Triumph Explosives president was sentenced in Federal Court to three years in prison and fined 2090 for mail fraud involving company shareholders. Judge Chesnut released Kann on bond pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gustav H. Kann
Pitissurga
Triumph Explosives Inc
Elkion
Steclholders
W. C. Chesnut
Ixanah
Kann
Suse
Eo Oather Octors
Dudge Chesnuh
Freight Wreck Blocks Pennsy Trains Between Baltimore and Washington
A freight wreck in the Baltimore yards halted main line traffic for about three hours. Eight cars derailed, three on fire, damaging electrified wiring near the Howard Street bridge. Injured brakeman A Bogesler was treated and discharged from St Josephs Hospital, while passenger service was delayed until one track reopened before 9 a.m.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvania Rairard Yards
Washington
Howard Street Bridge
Tramic
Me Reyne Nancy Oe
Mt Vernon
Balmore and Potomac Junction
Cauve
Railroads
Philadelphia
A. Bogesler
St. Joseph's Hospital
Anti Hitler Peace Letter Report From Germany
London reports that Aneta said a letter smuggled from the Reich reveals an anti Hitler peace movement in Germany. The letter allegedly by Erich Koch claims reactionary forces aim to oust the Fuhrer and force peace talks while urging unity against reaction. In Maryland, mining operations halt as 1,200 Allegany county miners remain idle amid a wage stoppage.
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London
Netherlands
Aneta
Germany
Reich
Erich Koch
Magnigaberg
East Prussia
MATOR
Close
Cumberland
Allegany County
Fifth Army Push Bags Ground In Italy Front
Allied forces advance across Regia canal capturing Mondragone and Pietravalvano while making headway toward Mount Massico and Montemutro. British Eighth Army marches inland toward Trigno river area as extensive rain delays aid progress. Genoa bombing targets Ansaldo works and rail yards as mediter ranean siege continues.
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Algiers
Fifth Army
Regia Canal
Mondragone
Mount Massico
Italy
Pietravalcano
Volturno
Capua-Rome
Eighth Army
Montemutro
Trigno
San Salvo
Une
Pietravairano
Capua
Ravisganina
Genoa
Ansaldo
Adriatic
Mediterranean
Fie
Ansaldo Steel Works
Ansaldo Electric and Ordnance Works
San Giorgio Instrument Plant
Ansaldo Fitting Works
Coal mines resume faster output in eastern Pa fields
Wilkes-Barre PA reports higher production as eastern Pennsylvania anthracite fields see at least three major mines resume operation after being idled. Local workers and unions note improved activity amid recovering demand and energy market signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
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U. S
Hope War Fund
Ignatius Bjorlee
General Campaign Committee
Hitler
Hungary
Bulletin
Frank Badoglio
Birmingham
Ala
Roosevelt
Alabama
WPB
The
War Production Board
WPB Requirements Committee
Pvt
John Bednar
Chicago
Tais
Fatuce
Pyt Bednar
CED
Amsterdam
Mt. Massico
Edward 5. Delaplaine
Charles J. Morgan
Mos@an
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