Flynn Trial Witnesses Hear Bold Claims At Hearing
The Satterlee family was summoned to testify in Errol Flynn's statutory incident trial as police vowed to probe her abortion claim. Miss Satterlee admitted an operation occurred and testified about alleged rapes during Flynn and Sirocco cruise time. Police plan action after Flynn trial ends. defense questions reveal age and cooperation with authorities.
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Los Angeles
Pegey
Larue Satterlee
Errol Flynn
Miss Satterlee
Flynn
Sirocco
Robert W. Bolling
Edward Walker
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Satterlee
Lfe
Linet. Bolling
Jerry Gilesler
Pense
San Francisco
Harol Flynn
Pegsy
Giesler
District Attorney’s Office
Santa Catalina Island
Betty Hansen
Lincoln, Neb
County Bond Sales Lead Victory Fund Campaign
The Victory Fund Campaign report for Region 2 shows total sales of 6 312 380 50 in war bonds and tax certificates with 184 subscribers in Washington county. Individual and corporate purchases totaled 543 505 and banks added 779 000 for a county total of 1 322 505. The local committee includes Washington county leaders John D Holyday and others from Hagerstown Boonsboro Clearspring Hancock Sharpsburg Williamsport and Kee lysville.
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Washington County
Holmes D. Laker
Frederick
John D. Holyday
Hagerstown
BR. Fan] Smith
M. P. Moller, Jr
W. R. Howard
H. J. Stoutlemyer
Helvin C. Hook
Carl S. Wittmer
Henry C. Triesler
John Y. Alexander
Boonsboro
G. & Haugh
Clearspring
BE. A. Litte
Hancock
G. W. Buxton
Keelysville
A. H. Dorsey
Sharpsburg
D. EK. Cushna, Sr
D. W. Newcomer
Williamsport
A. H. McKinley
WAACS Barred at Fort Meade Over Measles Outbreak
At Fort George G. Meade Maryland the WAACS were quar antined after one reported ill with measles on arrival. The 150 woman soldiers are confined to barracks and reachable only by phone as a medical officer confirms the illness. The situation is described as grim by one inactive WAAC.
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Fort George G. Meade
WAACS
Fort Meade
Taxpayers warned as 1942 income tax due in Ha gerstown
Officials say about 20 000 workers in War industries in Ha gerstown and Washington county must file 1942 returns. Deputies note many cannot recall last year earnings and must pay well over 200 dollars. Collectors warn there is no dodging the tax and heavy penalties apply for failure to file.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Collectors’ Office
Uncle Sam
Farm Program Set for Leitersburg and Lappans Today
Wartime topics will be discussed at the Leitersburg Grange Hall at 10 a.m. today and at the Lappans Parish House tomorrow at the same time. Speakers include John W. Magruder H C Barker and Joseph W. Vial on pasture feeding dairy and livestock production rations and management. A final note compares sun volume to 1,300,000 Earth-sized planets.
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Lappans
John W. Magruder
Extension Service
H. C. Barker
Magruder
Joseph W. Vial
Barker
Toscanini to Direct Brahms Requiem on NBC This Sunday
NBC Symphony under Toscanini will perform Brahms Requiem Sunday afternoon extending broadcast to 4 45 as Westminster Choir and soloists Vivian Della Chiesa and Herbert Janssen join. Toscanini wraps Brahms cycle with four more winter appearances. other programs include Eddie Cantor March of Dimes Hour with stars and Kate Smith resuming noontime CBS shows. Colombo, capital of Cer ton, named for Christopher Columbus.
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New York
NBC Symphony
Arturo Toscanini
NBC
Westminster Choir
Vivian Della Chiesa
Herbert Janssen
Toscanini
Eddie Cantor
Fibber McGee and Molly
Burns and Allen
Red Skelton
Fanny Brice
Harriett Hilliard
Harry von Zell
Edgar Fairchild
Mme
Wellington Koo
Herbert Hoover
CBS
Eric A. Johnston
Aldrich Family
Bing Crosby
Rudy Vallee
Bert Lahr
Corliss Archer
Antonini
Colombo
Certon
Christopher Columbus
Doom of Gas Stations Continues Amid Revenue Decline
The article notes dropping revenue and reduced grease jobs for gas station operators. It cites Sunday sales once fair before a pleasure driving ban and describes near cessation of sales since. OPA inspection help exists where inspectors are present, but a lack of qualified staff hinders the program.
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OPA
Gas Station Dispute Highlights Pressure on Small Operators
A distributor warned that many operators face closure as margins tighten, saying small players will be forced out while describing a broader industry squeeze affecting gas stations.
Davies Reveals Nazi Peace Offer Details
Davies, cited as authorized by high Nazi party and military authorities, described a peace proposal that would be acceptable to reasonable demands. The plan allegedly guarantees Hitler’s retirement and a role as elder statesman, with a peace treaty signed by a government Britain could accept, though specifics suggested more.
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England
Hitler
Britain
Davies
Peace terms tied to dominance after European conquest
The passage notes that the peace sought by Germany would preserve its dominant position gained by conquest in Europe and allow it to defend this new order without external interference. It frames the condition as a price for peace.
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Gertant
Europe
Reds Closing In On Kharkov
The Red army moved into Byelovodsk a district center 45 miles above Voroshilovgrad and pressed on toward Rostov with a southeast Ukraine sweep toward the Sea of Azov. Soviet observers noted encirclement risks as troops entrenched at Proletarskaya marking the Don valley advance.
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Byelovodsk
Voroshilovgrad
London
Ukraine
Sea of Azov
Rostov
Russians Advancing Along Region North of Manych Waterway
The 23 mile drive along the railway toward Salsk, a key Axis supply station, was opened. In the lower Caucasus, Russians claimed recapture of Nevinnomysskaya, 200 miles southeast of Rostov and 50 miles from Armarir, a next major Caucasus strongpoint.
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Manych
Salsk
Lower Caucasus
Neviinnomysskaya
Rostov
Caucasus
Armarir
Bomb Jap Destroyer and Eight Planes Downed
The Navy announced the bombing of a Japanese destroyer off Bougainville Island in the Solomons and the shooting down of eight enemy planes in the Solomon Islands area. The report notes a strong air and naval operation with success against Japanese forces.
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Washington
Navy
Bougainville Island
Solomons
Shortland Island
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