Panel Convicts Eight Drivers in Rationing Board Hearings
The Daily Mail reports a legal panel of the local Rationing Board convicted eight drivers for pleasure driving and speeding. One case involved exceeding 35 mph. several hearings were postponed or dismissed. Additional sessions are planned next Tuesday and Wednesday at the Rationing Board offices and in the Juvenile Courtroom.
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THE
Daily Mail
Hagerstown
Rationing Board
Charles Town
OPA
Pthe
Deputy Maxon Quits OPA Over Red Tape and Ideals
Detroit advertising executive Maxon resigned as general manager of the Office of Price Administration after accusing internal weakness and legalistic red tape. He urged drastic reorganization and warned against a group pushing radical wartime reform, saying OPA must not fail while he leaves amid criticism.
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Maxon
OPA
Washington
Lou R. Maxon
Detroit
Office of Price Administration
Houdini
Price
Prentiss Brown
Brown
Vacation Travel Permits and Rules Clarified by OPA
The OPA outlines questions and answers for vacation car travel this summer or fall. Residents must obtain two forms from the local War Price and Rationing Board after July 15 and return them in duplicate. Travel between July 15 and December 31, 1943 is limited to one round trip not exceeding 360 miles.
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OPA
Cation
Sees More Beef For Few Months
Cattle from western ranges begin moving to market as frosts arrive, with beef supplies expected through November. This year may see forced selling from midwestern feed-loss due to corn shortages. The key issue is if feeders place enough young cattle in feedlots to sustain next year's beef supply, with OPA actions seen as a potential obstacle.
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Wilson
Corn
Commando Raid At Camp Sinoquipe Scouts Train For Fun
Camp Sinoquipe near Hancock hosted a second week training event titled commando raid with four patrols, A to D, attempting to pass enemy lines and return unseen. Four decoy casualties were used to protect the main force, with A and B reaching their objective before dawn. Leaders and scouts from multiple troops joined the exercise, followed by a high mountain climb by a First Class group on Gobbler's Knob then a Potomac crossing near Great Cacapon, completed safely after late river rises.
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Sinoquipe
Hancock
Little Orleans
Robert Grove
Griffith
Beaver
Hershey
Miller
Stoner
Ed Raskin
B. Raskin
F. Mish
R. Mish
Don Massack
Kritzer
Prather
Thurmond
Hoffman
Robert Ernst
Hughes
Byron
Spence
Myerly
Gift
Charles Sigler
Gobbler’s Knob
Pearce Station
Potomac
Great Cacapon
Bud" English
Mercersburg
J. Spofford
Hagerstown
Frederick Saylor
David Kreigh
Clearspring
Ellis St. Clair
William Lowe
1943 Ration ruling applies to all motorists
The ruling stating travel may occur any time in 1943 is not limited to a specific time unit and applies to all motorists since every motorist holds a basic A ration.
Allies Closing In On Mubo Japs
Allied forces report capture of Green Hill at Mubo and cut off a medium size enemy force at Muhbo as clashes continue north of Salus Lake seven miles south of Selamaua. The drive mirrors operations at Munda and Buna campaigns in the Central Solomons and Guadalcanal.
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Green Hill
Mubo
Muhbo
Salus Lake
Selamaua
New Guinea
Munda
New Georgia Island
Central
Solomons
Buna
Guadalcanal
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Newark
N.J
Ahly
Cecil
Tadieta
Scothing
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Eiveleped
Arpésare
Spirits
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