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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1942

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11

Russians Raid Berlin and Budapest In New Bombings

London reports Soviet air force raided eastern Germany and Budapest in a night of intermittent clashes. Berlin and Budapest radios cut off during the alert as bombs fell on targets around Berlin. Western Germany saw incendiary damage from midday and last night raids.

London Europe Germany Budapest Berlin Reuters Stockholm RAF Air Ministry Paris Czecho- Slovakia Prague Bratislava Hungary Greater Berlin Mit DNB High Command

Sanatorium Attendants Get Overtime Pay In Maryland

Maryland Governor O'Conor announced overtime pay for attendants at four tuberculosis sanatoriums. Pay will follow regular salary scales, with higher-paid staff kept from overtime where possible. Institutions Sabillasville Mt Wilson Salisbury and Henryton were directed to limit overtime to the lowest paid attendants until staffing is stabilized. Dr Victor F Cullen, superintendent, cited hiring difficulties prompting the policy.

Annapolis Maryland O'Conor Parmert State Mental Hygiene Board Sabillasville Mt. Wilson Salisbury Henryton Victor F

25 Jap Warships Sunk In Australian War Zone

Melbourne September 10 Allied forces report 25 Japanese warships and transports sunk in the Australia war zone within the Southwest Pacific command. The tally includes 177 enemy planes destroyed or damaged and 41 more ships damaged, with pilots claiming 300 aircraft definitely reported and overall air losses around 477.

Melbourne MacArthur Australia War Southwest Pacific Southwest Pactto Command

May Appoint Judge For Short Term

With the primaries over speculation rose in legal circles on Governor O Connor s choice for the Sixth Judicial Circuit vacancy since Judge Willard s retirement a month and a half ago The options include appointing Democratic nominee Robert E Clapp Jr Assistant Attorney General for about three months until the November election or leaving the seat vacant until after the general election Local judges might then preside during the September term Montgomery county jurists could sit for part of the period A Frederick County Bar Association resolution urged no appointment until after the primary and left open the possibility of no appointment at all Most expect the governor to avoid naming a non nominee for the short term and see how events unfold The October term of the Maryland Court of Appeals also looms as a reference point

Herbert R. O'Conor Sixth Judicial Circuit Arthur D. Willard Robert E Clapp Montgomery County Edward 5. Delaplaine Annapolis Maryland Court of Appeals Bar Frederick County Bar .Association Willard Bar Association Board of Election Supervisors Secretary of State Robert H. Routzahn House of Delegates

Two Bishops At Point Of Rocks Anniversary Meet

Parishioners and former members of St. Pauls Episcopal church Point of Rocks celebrated the nine tys ninth anniversary with an annual gathering at the church. Episcopal Bishop of Maryland Rt Rev Edward T Helfenstein and Bishop Coadjutor Very Rev Noble C Powell attended. About 100 people joined the service led by rector Rev Leon P F Vauthier. The sermon was given by the Bishop Coadjutor. Afterward a picnic lunch was served on the grounds. Visiting officials praised the church and cemetery. The anniversary began nearly 30 years ago after Rev W BR Turner became rector in 1914. Delegations from Washington Frederick Smithsburg Shepherdstown and nearby areas attended. Sidney R Hickman chaired the event.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church Point of Rocks Maryland Edward T. Helfenstein Noble C. Powell Leon P. F. Vauthier Helfenstein Thomas A. Withey Brunswick Episcopal Church Mr. Everett Episcopal Marshall, Va Dickerson W. BR. B Turner Baltimore St. Paul's Washington, D C Frederick Smithsburg Shepherdstown W. Va Sidney R. Hickman

Japs Eye Stalingrad and Siberia Sneak Punch Talk

An authoritative Chinese commentator said Japan’s next move hinges on the Stalingrad outcome. If the Germans fail, Japan may target Siberia. if the Soviet drive falters, Japan could restrain actions. Also reported is a car theft in Ceresville where Charles Houck Sr. had his auto stolen on East Third Street and found undamaged on West Third Street with gasoline missing.

Chungking Japan Russia Stalingrad Siberia Charles 5. Houck Ceresville East Third Street West Third Street

Hood College appoints new faculty for coming year

Hood College announces new hires for 1942 43 including Dr Mildred J Headings instructor in history and political science Dr Ella May Martin assistant professor of botany and bacteriology Miss Edith Patricia Gill instructor in physical education two chemistry instructors Miss Margaret Martin Snyder and Miss Frances Russell Miss Dorothy Havens Wheeler instructor in economics and sociology Miss Margaret Davis assistant in placement and guidance Miss Helen M Strong assistant in biology.

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Army Seeks Officer Candidates Amid Ranks Narrowed

Selective Service HQ told local boards that volunteer officer candidates from Class 3 registrants may still apply for various Army paths but no more applicants will be accepted for several training schools. Prospective VOCs are directed to limited schools including Anti aircraft artillery armored force cavalry coast artillery engineer field artillery infantry ordnance signal tank destroyer and chemical warfare service. A strong need exists for candidates at the Anti aircraft artillery program.

Selective Service Army Army Air Forces Adjutant-General Military Police

Draft status clarified for selective service technical trainees

The bulletin notes no equal demand for VOC applicants with technical education across aircraft, Coast and Field Artillery, Engineer, Signal and Tank Destroyer schools. One Class 3 registrant fee is mentioned, and inquiries from men with dependents are deferred while awaiting further clarification of draft status. More than 1,200 have received training. delays in action appear tied to pending official guidance.

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Chinese Casualties In Five Years Spark Debate In London

London reports Chinese losses in five years of war with Japan totaling about 6,000,000 killed and wounded, versus Japan at 2,500,000. Dr George Nyeh, director of the Chinese Information Ministry in London, gives estimates and notes a Chinese force of around 13,000,000 and 5,380 engagements fought to last June despite food concerns.

London China Japan George Nyeh Chinese Information Ministry Esti

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