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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1943

Page

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Messina Escape Port For Enemy Entered By Yanks

Allied forces closed the escape route for Axis troops in Sicily as the 3rd Division raced from Milazzo to Messina in 24 hours and bombarded the city. Allied headquarters reported a third commando landing near Messina eight miles from the city. Virtually all of Sicily was then in Allied hands after heavy bombardment and rapid advances southward.

Messina Ponta Teresa di Riva Sicilian Milazzo Reuters London North Africa Esape Strait of Africa Tunisia Sicily Isand

Miners to shift to eight-hour work days 48-hour week

Roosevelt and the War Labor Board authorize Interior Secretary Ickes to run coal mines on an eight-hour day, 48-hour week. Byrnes announced the move, promising miners an extra nine dollars weekly at time and a half. John L. Lewis had pushed for a four-hour week in wage talks.

Washington Roosevelt War Labor Board WLB Interior Ickes James F. Byrnes Ickes John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Congress Byrnes Secretary of Brynes

Brown Ration Stamps Next to Replace Red Ones

The Office of Price Administration says brown ration stamps in book three begin September 12 for meats fats oils butter and cheese, replacing red stamps in book two as used up. Blue stamps for canned frozen and dried foods start September 1 with new points rules for large frozen fruit packages.

Washington Office of Price Administration OPA

Will to Win Byrnes Speech Presses War to Germany by Air

In a radio address Byrnes argues the war requires air power to strike Germany and notes Allied forces in Europe have mobilized vast troops while the Axis still holds many divisions. He warns against overconfidence and urges continued unity, taxation, and price controls on the home front to sustain total war.

Byrnes Africa Sicily Nalf Italy Europe Berlin Tokyo Brynes Roosevelt Japan Bataar Germany NBC People of America

Government to Ban Old Gasoline Coupons After Sept

OPA announced prohibitions on Graso ine dealers from accepting old type B and C gasoline ration books after September 1. Car owners with old books must exchange for new coupon sheets between August 23 and September 1.

OPA

Service members listed in local casualty and training updates

The note lists service personnel including Cpl LeRoy G. Metz promoted to sergeant and assigned as company clerk at Fort Bragg. It also mentions Randolph W. Dodson training in the U S Navy at Bainbridge and three Hagerstown youths finishing basic at Fort Knox for armored duty. Additional items note John H Newcomer’s naval aviation commission and Robert J Houpt arriving at Moller arenas.

Cpl LeRoy G. Metz School For Bakery Fort Bragg N. C B. and C. School Randolph W. Dodson J. H. Dodson Hagerstown U. S. Navy Bainbridge Md Dodsons Fort Knox Ky Samuel Foltz West Washington Street Everett E. Strickler North Potomac Street Joseph D. Trumpower C. C. Trumpower Mitchell Avenue

Military recruits from Hagerstown begin air and sea service

The report lists local men entering national service roles. James Alder and Ernest Doub start Navy basic training at Great Lakes Illinois. Herbert Raffensberger joins the Maritime Service in Baltimore. Cadet John R. Kelly begins basic flight training at Bainbridge Georgia. Dr Archibald Rutledge visits son Irvine in the Chemical Warfare Service. Archibald Rutledge Jr. serves with the Seabees in Ireland. George Gibney seeks mail from APO 7075 New York. Thomas Randall assigned to Battery D 823 AAAW Camp Haan California.

Hagerstown U.S. Naval Training Station Great Lakes Ill James R. Alder Robert H. Alder West Church Street Ernest L. Doub Phyllis G.doub West Side Avenue John R. Kelly Mrre Geneva Kelly Bainbridge, Ga Army Air Field Kelly Air Forces Archibald Rutledge Lieut Irvine Rutledge Chemical Warfare Service Edgewood Arsenal Rutledge Archibald, Jr Seabees Ireland

MISTAKE CORRECTED AND $90 RETURNED

Dante Giuliani manager of Ramacietti Fruit Store on N. Potomac Street says he misread a $100 bill and short changed a Frederick woman by nearly a dollar. She later called and he returned $90 in additional change after she identified herself.

Dante Giuliani Ramacietti N. Potomac Street Frederick Giuliani Tocat

Legion Opposes Drafting Fathers at Maryland Convention

Maryland American Legion delegates oppose drafting men who were fathers before September 16, 1940 and urge delaying draft until unmarried men, war plant workers and others are drafted. Dr. Herbert C. Blake elected state commander after defeating John W. Jennings. convention notes and officer elections. Governor O Conor urges Legion leadership for postwar stability and preparedness.

Baltimore Maryland Dr. Blake Veterans of Foreign Wars Daniel F. McMullen Cumberland John W. Jennings Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Blake France O’conor American Legion O'Conor Samuel A. Harris Paul B. Milburn John C. Moore Archia K. Price Guntalk Michael F. Bonadio Legion Auxiliary Legionnaires Warren W

Yanks Land Vella Lavella in Solomon Islands Advance

United States forces seized Vella Lavella in the New Georgia group as part of a broader push toward Bougainville. The operation isolates Vila and Kolombangara, threatens Japanese supply lines, and brings captives including Japanese navy personnel from recent ship sinkings. Australi an troops engage in heavy mountain fighting nearby.

New Georgia Garongga Gizo Wanawana Arundel Kolombangara Vila Solomons Kahili Kieta Bougainville Ballalé Buka Rekata Bay Santa Isabel United States

Allied advance routs Japanese on New Guinea coast

Forces pushed along Tambu Bay in northeastern New Guinea about six miles from Salamaua air base. Japanese resistance collapsed with at least 200 killed as the push continued in the area.

New Guinea Tambu Bay Salamaua

Local Officers Named for Elkton Odenton Baltimore Group

Boulden of Elkton is department president and officers include Mrs Giles Lewis of Odenton treasurer Mrs Anthony J Paroutka of Baltimore chaplain and Mrs Frederick C Miller of Baltimore sergeant at arms.

Boulden Elkton Giles Lewis Odenton Anthony J., Paroutka Baltimore Frederick C. Miller

Japanese air invasion aims at New Britain pincers

U S Air Force high altitude fighters of the 5th Army intercepted a group of 25 Japanese dive bombers over the Watut valley 40 miles southwest of the Salamaua Lae sector. The action reflects a broader strategy to press toward New Britain while maintaining air dominance over New Guinea.

Japan New Britain New Guinea U. S. Army Watut Salamaua-Laes

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