Movings In Maryland City Reach Near Normal Level
Local reports show flittings near normal despite housing scarcity with about 65 address changes lately. Today also marks Maryland license plate display day and All Fool’s Day, with jokes expected. list of notable moves includes Adalt, Wallace Austin, J. Harold Hooper, and many others across Frederick, Walkersville, and Mt. Airy regions plus Mt. Airy community plans.
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Maryland
Potomac Edison Company
News-Post
Paul Adalt
Middletown
Air View
Wallace Austin
Frederick
Raymond J. Best
Hamilton Avenue
Bruce A. Brachey
South Market Street
East Seventh Street
Robert W. Burkholder
West Fifth Street
Luther Bussard
Jefferson
Rosemont Avenue
Lester Cole
Taney
Sixth Street
Emory Cramer
Walkersville
Union Bridge
Beulah M. Crawford
Arlington
Church Street
Harry N. Crum
Patrick Street
Roger Crum
Woodsboro
J. A. Devilbiss
McMurray Street
Glenn G. Green
North Market Street
West 12Th Street
John H. Hope
Maple Avenue
J. Harold Hooper
Fulton Avenue
W. H. Horman
D. Grove House
East Church Street
John C. Jacobs
Keymar
Helen H. Karn
Elm Street
Donzie E. Knipple
Mt. Airy
Howard E. Lochner
East Third Street
Aubrey Lockinghill
John W. H. Magaha
Thurmont
E. John Miceli
East Eighth Street
Samuel A. Miller
Migd
Margaret R. Moster
East Second Street
Braddock Heights
Alton A. Moxley
Libertytown
Guy Neal
Raymond C. Putman
Creagerstown
Earl E. Ramsburg
D. E. Ramsburg
Adamstown
Ira C. Rice
William V. Rose
Alan Sagner
Magnolia Avenue
George D. Seward
Charles E. Lines
John Biddinger
Daysville
Dorsey M. Bardette
Elmer F. Bussard, Jr
H. L. Fairney
Fairview
College
Lawrence E. Hawkins
Dickerton
Poolesville
William S. McDowell
Gain Mile On Central Front Mounts Italian Advance
Allied troops pushed through the central sector of the Italian front driving a mile and seizing Mt Marrone about 13 miles northeast of Cassino. In Cassino heavy guns shelled the monastery above the town as walls collapsed on German positions. Two German raiding parties were repulsed near the railway station. American destroyers bombarded positions near Carroceto on the Anzio beachhead and allied infantry repelled a small attack on the left flank.
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Naples
Mt Marrone
Cassino
Carroceto
Anzio
Four Tons Of Paper Collected At Theater
Four tons of scrap paper were collected at the Tivoli theater in Frederick as more than 700 youths joined the April Fool the Axis drive. Boys and Girls Scouts organized the event with the theater, charging ten pounds of magazines or 15 pounds of newspapers for admission. Papers were transported to trucks for conversion into war materials, with proceeds benefiting Scout camps at Brad dock Mountain.
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Frederick
Tivoli Theater
Braddock Mountain
Seabee Returns Home After Two Years in South Pacific
Raymond D. Funk chief carpenter's mate USNR spent a fur lough at his Brunswick home after nearly two years of duty with the Second Naval Construction Battalion. The unit sailed in 1942, serving at American Samoa Wallis and Ellice Islands where natives greeted landing parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Raymond D. Funk
USNR
South Pacific
Naval Construction
American Samoan
Wallis and Ellice Islands
Navy
Britain faced 214 trade disputes in January
In January this year Britain experienced 214 trade disputes affecting 90,000 workers and causing the loss of 232,000 working days, highlighting widespread industrial unrest and significant disruption across multiple sectors.
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Britain
Thurmont Wedding Palm Sunday Evening
The marriage of Miss Margaret Virginia Pryor of Thurmont to Mr. William Joseph Long of Washington will take place Palm Sunday evening at seven o'clock in the Thurmont Methodist church. The Rev A Dean Kesler will perform the ceremony with Miss Pryor's sister as attendant and Miss Margaret M Fogle to play organ music before the ceremony. Also listed are several local family notes, military letters, visits, and social events involving Thurmont and Frederick County residents.
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Thurmont
Margaret Virginia Pryor
Samuel P. Pryor
William Joseph Long
Washington
John A. Long
Emmitsburg
A. Dean Kesler
Donald Kuhn
Edgemont
John Long
Margaret M. Fogle
Ruth Freeman
Entertainments and upcoming weddings noted in local society
Judge Patrick Sehnauffer and Mrs Sehnauffer hosted a gathering at their West Second Street home in honor of Marion S. Moberly on his eighty second birthday. Gifts included a signet ring or Zep. An Easter Monday wedding is planned for Miss Dolores Miller and Mr George Suleer at First Baptist Church with reception at the Miller residence. Additional notes cover anniversaries, military furloughs, and local property transfer on East Patrick Street for about 4000 dollars. The Amazon river fact adds a geographical aside.
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Keystone
Frances Anne Delaplaine
George B. Delaplaine
Lindbergh Avenue
Hood College
Delaplaine
Touchstone
Science Club
Ray Talbott
East Sixth Street
Nancy Lee
Betty Freed
Shirley
Eleanor Lane
Edna Powell
Mimi
Buckey Baumgardner
Nat. Jerry
Judy Williams
Patsy Staley
Bobby Castle
Bobby Burrs
Spalding Talbott
Shirley Talbott
Ray Talbot
George L. Bennett
West Church Street
Annapolis
St. Johns College
Bennett
International Ocasion of Public Employment Services
A. R. Molesworth
Airy
Pfe
John Raymond Molesworth
Camp Gruber
Okla
Charles R. Gittinger
East Patrick Street
Gittinger
Z. James and
Mary Mantz Gittinger
Frederick
City
Independent Hose Co
Bernard A. Crutchley
Paul
George May
George
Charles E. Wills
Barbara Sprankle
Charles Wills
Kay Myers
John Gar
Dean Dolores Miller
George Suleer
Miss Miller
Clark Miller
Nocih Market el
Revo W. Co Royal
First Baptist Church
Sul¢er
Alvie Suleer
Park Avenue
Miller
Jesse W. Kolb
Hazel Harbaugh
Found His Shipmate Under A Blanket At The Water's Edge
Field Hospital in the Admir alty Islands on March 24 recounts a dockside moment of war. A shipmate from Kansas, an ordnanceman, died after a shell exploded as they stood near coconut stumps. A Brooklyn man asks for a cigarette while two others describe injuries. the hospital staff say his shipmate was buried soon after near the water's edge.
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Clen Clements
Admiralty Islands
Kansas
Tam
Collinsville
Conn
Trishman
Brooklyn
Faust
Kher
Weather snippet shows April precipitation and temps
The report records 24 hour precipitation to 8 am none, April totals at 1943 3.78 inches vs 3.39 normal, and 1944 to April 2.28 inches excess. Previous highs and lows noted: yesterday 47, year ago 79. last night 23, year ago 38. Sunsets 7.34 pm, sun rises 6.55 am, moon rises 27.04 pm, moon sets 3.54 am.
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Second Street
Bentz Street
Charles W. Putman
Raymond N. Reeder
Ty ‘Fhurmont
Paul B. Smith
Liberty
Knoxville
William H. Smith
Hagerstown
Mary Specht
James H. Whitmore
Wilfred C. Wisner
Roger H. Willard
West Third Street
Nena Derr
Washington, D. C
Eleanor Jones
Geneva Leinbach
Elms Street
William Biehl
West Twelfth
Roger Droneburg
East Third
Madison Street
Harry J. Leihert, Jr
Detroit
Mich
Aubrey VanFossen
Madison
John Droneburg
East Street
Irving Engle
Albaugh
Ridgeville
Basil Gosnell
Arnold
Mt. Olive
Thurman C. Burgess
Rigler
Ridge Road
New Market
Charles 5. Oland
Olands
Chaney
Harrisville
Carroll S. Ford
Arthur Lowman
Wetzel
Watersville Road
Burgess
Fred Harrison
Bernie Harrison
Philip Clark
Woodville
James Flahn
Howard Hood
Fred Cooley
Frank Clark
Monroe Burdette
Hugh Taylor
Daisy Smelser
Prospect
Church
Smelser
Adrean Norris
Prospect School
Harry T. Rutherford
Baltimore
L. Pearce Bowlus
Ford Carter
Tuscon, Ariz
Carters
Arizona
Carter
Edgar J. Hammond
Poplar Springs
O. B. Buckingham
A. A. Lough
South Market St
Mt. Marrone
Seabee
Catoctin
Frederick Armory
Valencia
Chelsea
China and Selver Club
Morton F. Kaplan
Myer Kaplan
Brunswick
Army Air Forces
Africa
John 8. Eicholtz
War Department
Pvt
Carroll L. Eicholtz
England
Brodbeck Hall
The
Athletic Association
Milton E. Kemp, Jr
James E. Shankle
East South Street
Camp Bradford
Norfolk
Virginia
W. Harry Haller
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Michael Stuart Gordon
Nashville
Tenn
Gordon
Child
Army of the United States
Colorado Springs
Messrs
Louis L. Wilson
Thomas L. Zimmerman
Philadelphia
Alice Bowers
G. Hunter Bowers
West Second Street
Northfield Seminary
Offutt
Democratic Women's Club
W. Jerome Offutt
Frederick County
MLCA
Harold R English
Barmbridge Naval Base
R. J. English
Gaithersburg
Wim. Lona
Great Lakes Torpedoman's School
William English
Pacific
Cheryl Eva
Frederick City Hospital
Charles C McGlaughlin
McGlaughtin
Ruth Zeut
Cpl McGlaughtin
Camp Callan
Calif
Joseph Murphy
Ann
Carnes’ Point
N. J
Paul F. Sheffield
Bainbridge U. 58
Wilbur Sheffield
Eileen Kreh Sheffield
Frederick, Maryland
Mrs. B. J. Bader
William S. Hwuyett
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Kathleen Noland
Homer Palmer
James O. Palmer
Army Air Corps
Palmer
William G. Boileau
Middlelank
Pet Merle Zeigler
Fort McClellan
Aig
Charles O. Zeigler
William P. Etchison
Stuyvesant School
Warrenton
Richard Etchison
University of Virginia
Willian Wilt
Eleanor Anne Wilt
C. B Smith
Dill Avenue
Eleanor Wilt
Smith
Amazon
W. Patrick—N. Market
W. Fourth Sts
W. Patrick & W. College
Wilson Place
W. Fourth
N. Market
W. Patrick
Anda
Camp Detrick
Potomac Motor Lines, Inc
Ole
Storm & Shipley
Home LE Home
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Stokers
Frederick Iron & Steel CO
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
Ing
Howard M. Albaugh
Fredericktown
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