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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1943

Page

11

Clark Army's Progress Is Satisfactory

Secretary of War Stimson reported that American forces under General Mark W Clark near Naples are in contact with German troops and making satisfactory progress. He noted Italy's surrender is a hard blow to Germany but said heavy fighting remains possible.

Washington Mark W Clark Naples Stimson Italy Tunisia Sicily Germany Japan Siciv Europe

Swiss Troops Guard Frontiers Amid Border Tensions

London reports Swiss government ordered troops to positions along Switzerland frontiers. San Sebastian hears heavy firing near the Bay of Biscay by the Spanish-French frontier. Baltimore judge upholds the 1943 trailer tax law as constitutional in a circuit ruling.

London Berlin Switzerland San Sebastian Spain Ths Bay of Biscay Baltimore General Assembly Wiliam H Lawrence

Orchid feeding: a hidden symbiosis with root microbes

Orchids rely on a microscopic organism inside their roots to absorb nutrients. This unseen partner aids the plant in taking in food from the soil, enabling better nutrient uptake and growth. The relationship highlights how microbes support plant survival in nutrient-poor environments.

Finland Recycles Hair into Textile Fiber Reserve

More than 13 tons of human hair gathered from Finnish hairdressing shops in the first quarter are being repurposed for Finland's textile industry. The program aims to turn discarded hair into usable fiber, supporting sustainable fashion and local manufacturing.

Finland

Mussolini Abduction Told by Berlin Radio

Berlin radio aired a version of Mussolini’s downfall claiming he was dragged from the Royal Palace in Rome on July 25 and taken to Ponza Island after a coup between King Vittorio Emanuele and Premier Badoglio. The broadcast described an abrupt arrest and a forced departure amid palace intrigue and military discontent.

Berlin Bemio Mussolini Mussolini Royal Vittorio Emanuele Pietro Badoglio Il Duce Ponza Island Gulf of Gaeta Rome Sicily Die Gimnels

Surrender Frees British Held In Italy

Italian surrender paves way for immediate release of about 70 000 British and Allied prisoners. War Office says POWs to reach Allied lines as conditions permit. Report from London notes possible swift repatriation and evacuation for troops and civilians held in Italy.

T. S Italy London Septuay Ss Tower Tokrity Trands Baltfish Canton Associated Press Luis Allen Sant Godfrey H Op. Anderson Abo

Fewer Pork Chops Expected in 1945 War Food Plan

The War Food Administration projects a 17 percent cut in next spring's pig crop due to short feed supplies. Prospective feed shortages threaten hog production below prior records, with eastern southern and western farmers already short on corn and other feed for dairy cattle and poultry. The reduced hog output could free grain for milk and egg production.

Washington War Food Administration WFA

Boonsboro Man Injured After Motorcycle Crash

Boonsboro night shift worker Daniel Andrew Gaylor about 42 was badly hurt when his motorcycle struck the rear of a truck driven by Pierce King on the Rohrersville road near the picnic woods. He may lose a leg and was taken to Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown.

Boonsboro Daniel Andrew Gaylor Crow Pierce King Gaylor Rohrersville Picnic Woods Burkittsville Washington County Hospital Hagerstown

Pope and Roosevelt reportedly talked about wartime tensions

Reuters cited Stefani quoting Il Popolo di Roma that Pope Pius XII and President Roosevelt spoke by phone for about fifty minutes on September 4. The call followed the pope's September 1 broadcast urging a just peace to end the war. Separately, Fred City meter receipts rose in August by about 100 dollars to 1,368.70, with September expected to show a large gain after the removal of the pleasure driving ban. Washington also announced War Food Administration quotas for milk dealers to maintain supply and avoid shortages.

London Reuters Stefani Rome Il Popolo di Roma Pius XII Roosevelt Holy See Fred[eee City Elgin Hemp Washington War Food Administration

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