Desperate Japanese Stand At Lae In New Guinea Fight
Allied reports from MacArthur say Lae garrison is desperate as Australians cross the Busu River near Malahang and shell Lae with 25 pounders. Allied air raids target supply barges near Madang while forces tighten from Salamaua to Markham Valley. Japanese defenders face an Allied force equal in strength for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Pacific
Lae
New Guinea
MacArthur
Busu
Malahang
Lar
Lar, Other: ‘Alfiedrones Enveloninge the Air Pase of Salamaua
Madang
Mitchell
Dutch New Guinea
Merauke
Hank EF
Naraxoper
Markham Valley
Heath
Port Moresby
Mad
War Interpreted By JOHN H WIGGINS
The piece portrays a fluid war scene with rapid Allied and German maneuvers across Italy and the Adriatic region. It notes Rome and Vatican tensions, Valona and Durazzo gains, and ongoing Allied pressure on Naples Taranto and southern Italy while signaling entrenched German resistance and potential armada actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Germany
Italy
Germaany
Valona
Durazzo
Adriatic Sea
Naples
Taranto
Rome
Vatican C
U Boats Sunk Outpace Merchant Ship Loss in August
The Office of War Information reported August showed more submarines sunk than merchant ships, noting enemy submarines were relatively few due to limited North Atlantic attacks. The release cited Allied surface and air force efforts and referenced wartime defense agencies and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of War Information
An- Sane Sy U
OWL
North Atlantic
Ministry of Informater Consulatate Dink
United Sidier
Battle of
I Singe Presime
Eee
Ae Ak Guy
Two Western Maryland gas dealers suspended for two weeks
Right to sell gasoline suspended for two weeks after Offer of Price Administration hearings, with penalties against Paul M. Reece of Union Bridge and William H. Schindler of Hagerstown for OPA violations. Reece accused of 900 gallons excess inventory and Schindler for selling without proper ration transfers. Both denied willful violations. Carruthers imposed six week suspensions with two week stay, commencing October 1, with probation for the remainder. Other case involved Frank J. Combs facing three OPA violations and a 10 day suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
OPA
Carruthers
Opal
Frank J. Combs
North East
Leonardtown
Combs
Paul M. Reece
Union Bridge
William H. Schindler
Hagerstown
Willal
Arthur Perle
Schindler
Io Grovers
Io Grovers, Surver
Hagers Fown
Sarver
Conta
Seseer Ra
Arne Ueki
Lata Autos
Cleveland
Perleman Tesiaed
Reese
Fathersn- Jax
Reese Wal
Rome Nazi plan rouses Italians and Catholics worldwide
A fragmented report suggests a Fascist setup in Rome with Pronger and Mel fuss factional ties. It posits German influence could push Italians and Catholics toward the Allies as Rome’s Nazi center intensifies pressure on national and religious groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Fuss
Fraonesi
Rome
Germany
Anisi
Juvenile Delinquency Cases Heard In Frederick Court
Juvenile court heard several delinquency cases on a Friday night docket. A 14 year old girl was placed under probation after a regrettable night visiting relatives while 14 year old boys faced gambling and disorderly conduct near Lime Kiln apartments. The magistrate warned older youths for leading the younger into mischief and ordered some to work while keeping all parties away from the Taney street area. Other juveniles faced charges of larceny and property defacement with placements or penalties as noted. Adults in traffic and alcohol cases received fines or probation terms. A Navy sailor was held for naval authorities. Additional collateral posts were set in several cases for drunkenness and disorderly behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Mr. Pleasant
Frederick
Roderick
Middletown
George Davis
Roger Brook Taney
Thomas
Bernard Cole
Beng
Glen Fogle
Harry Cole
Cole
Taney Apartments
Joseph Stanton
Clara Dixon
May Streams
Streams
Lewis Gibson
Juvenile Court
George Young
North Bentz Street
Williams
William Walsh
Baltimore
Sherman Jones
Colored
Route 4
Russell Peck
Needmore
Leslie Mack
Airy
Daniel Poole
Jefferson
Thomas O. Murray
W. G. McElfish
Gerald T. Tabish
US. Navy
Norman Trump
Miles Coe
Arthur Runkles
Mt Alty
David Kennedy
White Plains
N.Y
Robert Williams
Philadelphia
Denver Shook
George Hoffman
Louise Haines
Motter Avenue
Tiegsani
Tri County Delta Kappa Gamma Names Officers
Miss Doub is re elected president of the Tri County Delta Kappa Gamma chapter covering Frederick Carroll and Washington counties. She has long led the group, chaired the flower committee, and served as state Home Economics Association president. New officers include Miss Dencilla Worthington and others. election held by mail due to transportation problems. Additional members named include Miss Hal Lee Ott and Miss Mary Smith among local educators linked to Delta Kappa Gamma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Doub
Weapern
Ineal
Delta Kappa Gamme
Frederick
Carroll
Washington
Frederick Highr
Frederick County
Adencilla Worthington
Vicw
Ann H. Richardson
Hagerstown
Washington County
Adeline M. Hoffman
Carroll County
Margaret R. Motter
Frederick High School
Hal Lee T. Ott
Holman
New York City
Gamma Chap
Ter
New York State
Delta Kappa Gamma
Delta Kappa. Gamma
Foster K. Burker
Alvida B DeLaghmutt
Elm Street
Louise Robinson Heath
May FE. Kohn
Dorothy J. Morrill
Idouui College
Mary BL dL Smith
Parkway
Argentina Faces Uncertain Future After Storni Resignation
Washington reports Argentina's prestige as a major Latin American power at stake following Foreign Minister Storni's resignation after Hull refused lease lend aid. Officials see no immediate exit from Axis relations, but fear an unstable path as tensions rise within the government and military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Juhe
Storn
Holt
United States
Argentina
Axis
Maly
Italy
Grain futures stumble after early strength
Grain futures opened strong in Chicago but soon faced rough going as prices wavered late trading. Wheat finished mixed with fractional losses, while oats moved uncertainly. Cash wheat and oats quotes for various grades are cited amid stabilization by cash demand and distillery buying.
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Chicago
Waa
Court News Marriage Licenses Involving Multiple Couples
Court notices list marriage licenses for Oscar F Irvin a widower 70 and Ida D Block 62 both of Altona Pa Frank Hobbs 23 Sikeston Mo and Helen Marie Osler 18 Fayetteville Pa Eugene Jaynes 26 and Geraldine O Diggs 24 both colored Slam fend Conn and David Calvin Cooksty 24 divorced colored A PL Hill Va and Willie Bell Harticone 34 colored Fredericksburg Va Sheridan G Gladhill 22 and Edna May Buhrman 20 both of Sabillasville Va Deeds filed Wilbur Andrew Schofield and wife to H Kieffer DeLauter 910 M Kieffer DeLauter to Wilbur Andrew Schofield and with city $10 Conrad Schultz to Levy H Mackenzie county $10
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Oscar F. Irvin
Ida D. Block
Altona
Frank Hobbs
Sikeston
Helen Marie Osler
Fayettesville
Eugene Jaynes
Slamfend
Conn
Geraldine O. Diggs
David Calvin Cooksty
Hill
Willie Bell Harticone
Fredericksburg
Sheridan G. Gladhill
Andii
Edna May Buhrman
Sabillasville
Wilbur Andrew Shefield
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Substitute Jurors Drawn For Court Term
Names of 19 substitute jurors were drawn in Circuit Court on Friday to replace those previously drawn and excused. Substitutions include Frederick Carlson for T Edgar Russell and Paul E Raeizer for J Walker Carty. Members span multiple towns with several replacements listed. The report also notes James M Landis plan announced by the White House with Cairo as base and no successor named for Civilian Defense role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Carlson L. Baumgarder
T. Edgar Russe
Paul E. Raeizer
J. Walker Carty
Dipekan
Fan Hordesman
George F
Stu
Tanty B. Kaufman
Brunswick-Waler HL
J. BR. Beck
Emory V. Frye
Frank A. Barker
Thomas L. Cramer
Baxter W. Murphy
James M. Landis
Middo East
Cairo
White House
Landis
Nazi Fleet Attacks Norse Island in Polar Stand
London reports a German naval assault on Spitsberg island 600 miles east of Greenland as Norwegian forces defend a meteorological post. Norwegian communiques say the defences resisted while German broadcasts claim heavy Allied casualties among Norwegian troops and prisoners taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Spitsberg
Greenland
DNB
Germany
Tirpitz
Scharnhorst
Luetzow
Admiral Scheer
Isfjorden
Polar Island
Moylan Named To Baltimore Supreme Bench
Charles E. Moylan of Baltimore was appointed associate judge of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City. The governor cited Moylan’s public service in the State Industrial Accident Commission and his interest in child welfare. Moylan, 46, was formerly a law partner of Mayor McKeldin and had been active in quasi judicial work. He succeeds Judge George A. Salter who retired. A second note reports a Brunswick traffic case where Daniel W. Stottlemyer was fined for reckless driving after a collision on Route 80 near Knoxville.
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Annapolis
Charles, E. Moylan
Baltimore
State Industrial Accident Commission
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
George A. Salter
O'Connor
Maylan
Moylan
Ijamsville
Frederick County
O'Conor
Baltimore Bar Association
Judiciary Committee
Baltimore City Bar Association
Association and
the Nations
Roger Howell
Reuben Oppenheimer
Rozzell C. Thompson
Theodore R. McKeldin
Howard W. Jackson
State
Industrial Accident Commission
Morlan
William L. Henderson
Knoxville
Howard Marvin Jones
Brunswick
Daniel W. Stottlemyer
Boonsboro
Daniel Tucker
Tucker
Stottlemyer
Charles T. Myer
Myer
Roosevelt and Churchill Call Italians to Rise Against Germans
President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill urged Marshal Badoglio and the Italian people to take decisive action on Italian soil. The leaders declared now is the time for every Italian to join the liberation effort as Western Allied forces advance to their aid.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Churchill
Sinke
Pitro
Badoglio
Italy
United Nations
Lawyers Seek Modification Of New Rule In Rockville
Forty lawyers from Montgomery and Prince Georges Counties challenged a Montgomery County Circuit Court ruling that restricts non members from practicing there. They will ask Judges Woodward and Prescott to reconsider or abolish the rule effective October 1. The plan includes a possible court action if reconsideration is refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Montgomery County
Indian Spring Country
Civc
J. Harry Welch
Charles W. Woodward
Stedman Prescott
Welen
Robert W. McCullough
Edward §. Delaplaine
Woodward, Prescott
Patrick M
Circuit Court
Prescott
Montgomery County Bar Association
Howard
Carroll
Anne Arundel
Hitler Rants About Italy and Italy’s Desertion
Adolf Hitler, breaking a six month silence, urged Germans to endure British and American bombing while promising new weapons will strike back. He blamed Italian treachery for the Axis collapse, warned the fate of German generations rests on present resolve, and urged unwavering resistance amid renewed defensive stance. A grim, military tone suggested he spoke from a manuscript and avoided his usual rimed rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londgen
Adolf Hitler
Italy
Tunite
Fuehrer
Wehrmacht
Fuester
Hitley
Berchtesgaden
Hitler Ogrimls
Hitler
Pietro Badoglio
United Nations
Fidlalys
Baooglie
Rome
Hiller
Germany
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Salamaua
John H. Wiggins
Thaly
Soa
Baltic
Ienan
Union
Nathan Rudolph
Edigar Shanahan
Tri-County
Delta Kappa Gamma Names Officers
Mrs. &, Virginia Doub
Court News
M. Kieffer DeLauter
Wilbur Andrew Schofield
Conrad Schultz
Levy H. MacKenzie
Norse Port
Baltimore Supreme
Salter
Bobby
Frederick 5
South Market
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Russia
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
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