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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1943
Page
3
Berlin endured a massive RAF raid with about 350 bombers penetrating defenses and dropping roughly 850 tons of explosives and fire, according to Nazi sources via neutral reporters. Reports say Berlin faced heavy damage inside and on the outskirts as evacuees reduced casualties. About 400000 residents had left the city by then.
New York critic Kronenberger, acting NY Drama Critics Circle head and PM and Time contributor, was barred by Lee and J. J. Shubert from their theaters. PM editor Mark Shubart quoted the producers accusing critics of unfair reviews and cruel daily listings. Kronenberger will attend shows by purchasing tickets at the box office.
London reports German casualties in Norway in 1940. Rear Admiral Hjalmar Riiser Larsen says 63 000 killed or disabled. Norway resisted pension demands for widows and dependents, and Germans dropped the demand after Norwegian official counters.
London dispatch reports Axis commentators anxious over Allied invasion plans. Paris radio cites Gibraltar fleet movements and DNB claims a large Anglo American force assembling for a Mediterranean and British cross channel assault. German broadcasts warn of two gigantic armies and harsher battles to come in France.
D Vernon Holter named assistant county agricultural agent for Washington county replacing Army-bound Lewis Schnebly. Appointment by University of Maryland Extension Service confirmed by the Board of County Commissioners. Holter, a Frederick county native, taught vocational agriculture in Gaithersburg the past year and previously taught at Thurman, with recent work in California.
Beverly Hills California September 11p Gaylord F Lloyd 53 former actor of silent screen and brother of producer Harold Liord died of a heart attack. The Lipsyd brothers began work in pictures in the old one reel days later Gaylord was employed as an assistant producer.
Baltimore September 2 state schools open for fall with a serious teacher shortage. State Superintendent Dr Thomas G Pullen Jr calls the situation critical but vows to keep schools open with available staff. Many former teachers recalled, some small schools closed and pupils moved to consolidated ones . 235 emergency teaching certificates issued, but more likely needed as term begins. Shortage hits mathematics and science hardest due to wartime demand.
Finland eight political parties held private meetings on foreign policy and separate peace with Russia. A showdown may come tomorrow in Parliament with criticism of current policy, but observers expect no immediate shift from Finland's co beligerent stance with Germany.
A vintage ad explains tired kidneys cause backache and aches, urging Doan’s Pills for relief. It notes kidneys remove acids and waste, with symptoms like swelling under the eyes, headaches, dizziness, and urinary issues. Doan’s Pills are claimed to have helped millions for over 40 years.
Washington reports Army losses in the 48 day Sicily campaign totaling 7500 killed wounded and missing, lifting war casualty caps to 1034460 across armed services and Merchant Marine. McCloy notes 70872 total casualties in combat zones with breakdowns including 9200 KIA or died of wounds and 19740 prisoners.
The Mountaindale Union Sunday School plans its 59th annual picnic in the Sunday School grove on Saturday. One of the county’s oldest and largest picnics, it anticipates a very large turnout with entertainment including music by the Yellow Springs Concert Band. Rev. Odell Osteen will deliver an address at Union Bridge’s Methodist church. Also noted is a note on grain alcohol production via direct fermentation of wheat with minimal malt, highlighting potential cost savings and byproducts.
Allied air actions report Wellington bombers hitting targets near Aversa and Iglesias while Grottaghe is struck from the Middle East. American heavy bombers were grounded by poor weather for the first time in about two months, with limited damage noted in Naples.
A 1950s style appeal promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a safe pleasant remedy for constipation. It claims the cereal supplies cellulose elements aiding evacuation, supports intestinal flora, and suggests drinking water. It also touts high iron and phosphorus content and urges choosing All-Bran made in Battle Creek.
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