Toward a Common Political Language on Italy and Allies
The three power Italy statement marks a shift from Germany alliance and signals greater Allied cooperation while not guaranteeing postwar unity. It commits Russia to democratic governance in Italy and may reassure against fears of Soviet moves to communize Europe, while forewarning against inflated disaster predictions.
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United States
Great Britain
Russia
Italy
Germany
Soviet Union
United Nations
Europe
Moscow
Pravda
Britain
America
Balkans
Near East
Christian Science Monitor
Preston Community Club Seeks List of Local Servicemen
The Preston Community Club asks residents to provide names and addresses of all service members from Preston for Christmas remembrance. Several local families are noted visiting or hosting relatives in Salisbury Baltimore Richmond Easton and Greensboro with many trips and hospital news included.
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Preston
Lee W. Noble
C. Fulton Noble
Leon Mitchell
James Patchett
Dorothy Lee Patchett
Frank Patchett
Jimmy
Lee Noble
Joan
Kay
Baltimore
Washington
Wm. L. Pritchett
Nora Cash
Tucker
Dover
C. Fulton Noale
Laura Ledman
Atwood Wash
Richmond
Emaline Wright
Ben Wright
Salisbury
Eleanor Trice
T. L. Trice
Beatrice Todd
Raymond Todd
G. C. Carmine
Theo
Fletcher
Billy
Henderson Obituary and community notices from a 1930s paper
Elwood Thorpe aged 25 son of Charles H Thorpe died at his home after two months illness. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm Rawlings Chapel Greensboro Rev Grover Tharp with burial at Templeville cemetery. Rally Day by Henderson Methodist Church Oct 24 at 8 pm with Service Flag dedication by Senator Wilmer Fell Davis. Numerous local visits and visits by families from Rising Sun Wilmington Glasgow Snow Hill Centreville and Oxford noted across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Thorpe
Charles H. Thorpe
Rawlings
Greensboro
Grover Tharp
Templeville
Henderson Methodist Church
Wilmer Fell Davis
Federalsburg
Charles Marvel
Rising Sun
Del
Sara Marvel
Edna Jarvis
Wilmington
Lala Marvel
Nathan Marvel
Annabel Clark
Elfreda Snyder
Glasgow
Virginia
Wm. Palmer
George Montague
Earl Paswater
Montague
Joseph Sincavage
Baltimore
Beatrice Hudson
Dover
Sanmwuel Hudson
James Exum
Social notes from Washington and Maryland visits
Miss Mildred Goodes of Washington spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Gough in Maryland. The report notes a cordial visit lasting several days with local hosts Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Porter.
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Ruby Moore
Baltimore
Jury Awards Agent 2481 Dollars in Rent Claim
Edward Lambert of Easton Maryland won 2481 dollars in a circuit court ruling against William Weil and Emil Rothchhild estate administrators of Meyer Gutman owner of the Talbot Building in Easton. Lambert had an agreement from 1929 to run an office and receive ten percent of rents as agent for Gutman. No payments were made for services. In a separate case Judge J Owen Knotts sentenced truck driver William Henry Jones of Federalsburg to seven years for manslaughter after he killed his wife Reba with a club in their yard on August 10.
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Edward Lambert
Easton
William Weil
Emil Rothchhild
Meyer Gutman
Ventnor
N. J
Talbot Building
Caroline County
Gutman
Lambert
J. Owen Knotts
William Henry Jones
Federalsburg
Maryland
Reba
Postponement Granted in Denton Divorce Suit
Calvert C. Merriken a Denton attorney and Maryland legislator sues wife Jessie Sapp Merriken for divorce. Circuit Court in Caroline County postponed case to November 5 to allow reconciliation. Judges Knotts Horney Constable noted progress and thanked lawyers for seeking amicable settlement. Court adjourned until November 4 with a Negro murder case slated for trial.
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Calvert C. Merriken
Denton
Maryland
Jessie Sapp Merriken
Caroline County
J. Owen Knotts
J. Palmer Smith
Centreville
Merriken
Knotts
William R. Horney
Albert Constable
Elkton
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Support
To every one who helped by cards letters flowers and visits to cheer me during my confinement I want to express my appreciation and gratitude.
Orphans Court Actions On Several Estates Reported
The Orphans' Court met Tuesday with Judges Handy Dennis and Fooks. Proceedings included releases in the Merriken estate and Clark estate, administration openings for Mary A Gallagher and Margaret Dean Pfoutz, appraisers named Hadaway and Truitt, bond approvals, notices to creditors, and orders to sell in multiple estates. A probate hearing for Anna R. Johnson is set for October 26 at 11 a.m.
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Orphans’ Court
Handy, Dennis and
Fooks
Harry B. Merriken
Wilbert L. Merriken
LeRoy S. Merriken
Ella M. Merriken
Eva A. Clark
Charles Robert Clark
William Edward Clark
James Roland Clark
Harvey Clark
Margaret Dean Pfoutz
Nettie C. D. Carter
Harry J. Cropper
Frank W. Truitt
Anna R. Johnson
Carrie V. Wright
August W. Delaporte
Harvey Lee Steward
Harvest Home Service Planned at St Pauls Methodist
Greensboro reports the Harvest Home service at St Pauls Methodist Church Sunday at 11 am with Edna Haseltine from the high school faculty as soloist and Rev Frank Hicks of Ashland Ohio as speaker. A fruit and vegetable offering goes to Methodist Hospital Philadelphia. At 7 30 pm a youth service led by Edith Stafford Jesse Stevens Esther Merriam and Ruth Connor from Wesley Junior College Dover will inspire all ages.
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St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Edna Haseltine
Frank Hicks
Ashland
Methodist Hospital
Philadelphia
Edith Stafford
Jesse Stevens
Esther Merriam
Ruth Connor
Wesley Junior College
Dover
Local M. Y. F. Officers Service and Obituary Notes
The article records a service for newly elected local M. Y. F. officers and invites attendance at both services. It notes the death of Jesse Gibson on Thursday October 14 at his sister Ida Clark’s home, his birth in Goldsboro Maryland on March 23 1880, and his burial on October 17. Survivors include a brother and two sisters, with affiliations to Greensboro. The piece also lists several social visits and marriages including Mary A. Jackson announcing H Ruth Jackson’s marriage to Sergeant Jones Lewis Stone in Richmond Virginia October 5. It mentions various relatives visiting, guest dinners, and travels among residents from Wildwood North Dakota Miami Florida Bridgeville Seaford Lumberton Eden and Baltimore.
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Jesse Gibson
Ida Clark
Goldsboro
Wildwood
N. d
Miami
Fla
Charles Rich
Greensboro
Charles Jackson
Edgar Anderson
Bridgeville
Del
Lloyd Cannon
Preston
Mary A. Jackson
Hattie Massey
Ralp Thornton
Charlotte
Nancy Lee
Seaford
Ethel Thornton
Helen Cole
Houston
Howard Cole
Carl Lee Thornton
Q.M
U. S. Navy
Clinton Thornton
Chester
Orville Travers
Virginia
Scouts Observe Uniform Drive and Flag Gift
Scouts of Troop No. 165 met Monday night with committeemen Layman Redden and Paul Van Dyke. Paul Van Dyke gave the troop an American Flag and Staff donated by George Kilmer of Sycamore Bend. eagle on staff symbolizes Scouting. Mr. William Winston, a father and First Aid instructor, attended with patroller Cal Merriken, and plans were renewed for an overnight hike hindered by weather. taps closed the evening.
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Scout News
Layman Redden
Paul van Dyke
George Kilmer
Sycamore Bend
Wm. Winston
Cal” Merriken
Federalsburg Aerial Gunner Wins Medal for Combat Work
Sergeant Robert Swingford an Army aerial gunner with the American Air Forces in North Africa has won the air medal and three oak leaf clusters for his combat work. His foster parents Mr and Mrs Milbourne Wheatley learned of the honor. Swingford a graduate of the Herlingen Army Gunnery School of Texas was stationed at Avon Park bombing range Florida before going overseas last May.
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Robert Swingford
North Africa
Milbourne Wheatley
Sergeant Swingford
Herlingen Army Gunnery School
Texas
Avon Park
Florida
Caroline County Hunting Licenses Report Summary
State game warden S Lee LeCompte reports 1,843 hunting licenses issued in Caroline County last season. Of 1,485 reports, 180 showed no kill. Total wild animals and birds killed numbered 20,677, including 8 pheasants, 9,666 rabbits, 3,289 quail, 5,947 squirrels, 382 doves, 241 raccoons, 469 opossums, 102 woodchucks, 402 ducks, and 171 railbirds.
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Caroline
Lee LeCompte
Maryland
Caroline County
Army Navy College Qualifying Test at Caroline High
The Army Navy College Qualifying Test will be administered at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, November 9, in Caroline High School. Examinations begin promptly at nine. Candidates should arrive between 8:45 and 8:55.
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Army-Navy College
Caroline High School
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Market Street
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W. N. Walls
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Wm. Phillips
Herman Dill
R. H. Dill
Virgie Cartwright
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Carrie Crockett
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