Long Bitter War Foretold by Lions Club Speaker
Captain William E. Haskell of the New York Herald Tribune warned at the Lions Club luncheon that a long bitter struggle lies ahead for America. He outlined the war’s scale, noted Germany’s strength and refuted rumors of a tottering regime, urging Americans to face facts and support accurate reporting.
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William E. Haskell
New York Herald Tribune
Lions Club
Francis Scott Ker
America
Valley Forge
Germany
Naz
Hiller
Haskell
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
United States
Legntry
G. Raymond Shipley
Rev
W. C. Royal
Clifford Merrill
Maryland
L E Ortison
The
Herald Tribune
Edward Mantz
Lior Ud
Rucharie
Local Deputy Arrest Near Thurmont Reported
A deputy was arrested Thursday by a resident near Thurmont amid a Beefeah incident. DeGrance posted a $25 bond and awaits action by the September grand jury.
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Thurmont
DeGrance
Miss Trail Dies at 89 After Illustrious Italian Studies
The late Miss Trail, aged 89, devoted her life to Italian language and literature. She traveled across Europe, built a personal Italian library, and saw her works acclaimed in Rome and Florence. Her major book History of Italian Literature earned praise from Norton and received royal recognition in Italy.
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Italy
Europe
New York
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Henry Trail
Harvard
Beneft
Charles Bayard Trak
U.S
Marseiles
Teedanasia Svan & Anee Ae
Riviera
America
Charles Elliott Norton
Womans Literary Club
Rome
Ermano Loescher
Florence
Nuova Antologia
Miss Trail
United States
Mary
Royal Academy of the Lynxes
Margherita
Leipzig
London
Arthur F. Bird
Rosso
Mario Carossi
John T. Slattery
Troy
N. Y
Harvard University
Marseilles
Richard Badger Company
Boston
Philadelphia
Trail
All Saints Church
FFL
Matthew C Fenton
Charles B. Trail
Port Deposit
M. R Etchison
East Church Street
Taft outlines affirmative policy for postwar program
Senator Taft GOP Steering Committee aims to coordinate a unified affirmative Republican program covering foreign policy postwar aviation administrative reorganization and taxes with George H. Smith as research consultant to assist minority members in shaping proposals for the current and next Congress. The move stresses prompt action but not marching in lockstep with any single measure.
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Washington
U4b
Congress
Taft 'R-Chiof
Senate
GOP
Taft
George H. E Smith
Yale University
Republican Conference
Ford Plants Idle After Labor Trouble
Windsor Ont April 20 Ford Motor Company plants idle after day shift workers walked out for a half holiday to discuss a grievance procedure. The company canceled the January 15 1942 collective bargaining agreement and said the general side breached the contract. Local 200 UAW CIO demanded reinstatement of four suspended stewards and contract continuation. pickets stood at gates as the afternoon shift stayed home. The firm urged workers to return noting vital war work must continue.
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Ford Motor Company
United Automobile Workers,cio
Anes
Ford
Westminster Firm To Get Army And Navy E
The National Advertising Company of Westminster will receive the Army Navy E on April 22. Maj James Heinz will present the award at Westminster High School auditorium. A parade by the 392nd Army Band and Color Guards will precede the ceremony with dignitaries including Mayor Theodore McKeldin and Governor Herbert O’Conor attending. Eight employees from Westminster Union Mills Union Bridge and nearby towns will receive the pin.
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Westminster
Apri
National Advertising Company of Westminster
James Heinz
Washington, DC
Leroy B. Borke
Chicago
Ill
392Nd Army Band
Edgewood Arsenal
American Legion Color Corps
Westminster High School
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
Herbert R. O Conor
Wilmer EL. Barnes
Hurray
Jones says he regrets backing Tydings in Maryland race
Willis R. Jones, former Deputy Attorney General of Maryland and Democratic Senate hopeful, declared a grave mistake in supporting Senator Tydings. He now opposes Tydings over international policy, calling his peacetime draft and neutrality act views amazing, and backs Roosevelt for a fourth term. He asserted Tydings' record would be repudiated if Maryland voters reflect his restudy.
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Washington
Willis R. Jones
Maryland
Senator Tydings
D-Mad
Tydings
Jones
Roosevelt
Dewey Gains Delegates in Michigan Convention Rally
Dewey's support rose to 209 delegates with Michigan Republicans praising him and adding four more delegates. Griswold suggested Dewey could secure the nomination on any ballot, Warren remained noncommittal, and Stassen held 34 pledged delegates while MacArthur led other contenders.
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Dwight Griswold
Nebraska
Lincoln
Dewey
Warren
Griswold
West
Chicago
Stagsen I
Deweys
Arkansas
Missouri
New Hampshire
Oklahoma
Virginia
Wisconsin
Alaska
Arizona
Maine
Michigan
New York
North Carolina
London hospital bombing toll rises to twelve dead
London residents report 12 killed in a German raid on a large hospital on Tuesday. Seven were patients and the rest staff. several more injured. Five wards were seriously damaged by fire as nurses and police aided evacuations and patients were moved to three nearby hospitals.
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London
Jones Receives Fifteen Year Term in Rape Case
Daniel Lester Jones a 42 year old Hagerstown resident was found guilty of rape and carnal knowledge and sentenced to 15 years in the Maryland Penitentiary in Circuit Court. The verdict came after a two day trial with clashes over evidence and witnesses, including a witness recalled to place the crime in Washington County. Jones denied the crime and accepted the sentence without emotion. Also noted were additional local incidents including the arrest of Frank Jake Grove for disturbance of the peace and prior intoxication arrests.
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Daniel Lester Jones
Hagerstown
Maryland
Edward S. Delaplaine
Washington County
E Austin James
Jones
James
Martin L. Ingram
Lewisburg
Burkittsville
Mt. Briar
State's Medicus To Meet In Baltimore
The 146th annual meeting of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of the State of Maryland will be held in Baltimore April 25 26. The program includes three House of Delegates sessions with officer and committee reports and delegate naming to the American Medical Association meeting. A socialized medicine discussion led by Dr. J W Bird and a necrology paper by Dr. Sidney R Miller are on the agenda along with the Trimble lecture by Dr. Allen O Whipple.
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Pan de Ado
Medical
Chirurgical
State of
Maryland
Baltimore
House of Delegates
J. W. Bird
Montgomery Coun
Sidney R. Miller
Trimble
Allen O Whipple
Valentine Mott
Columbia Universe
of Gliese
American Medical Association
Mrs Talmadge Elected To Head National DAR
Mrs Julius Young Talmadge of Athens Georgia was elected president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the 53rd annual Congress in New York. She won 815 votes in a second election after the first ballot failed to yield a majority. Mrs Samuel James Campbell of Mount Carroll Illinois received 1769 votes and Mrs George D Schermerhorn of Reading Michigan 42 votes. A number of qualified voters did not cast ballots. The meeting ended with a dinner tonight.
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New York
Julius Young Talmadge
Athens
Daughters of the American Revolution
Samuel James Campbell
Mount Carroll
Ill
George D. Schermerhorn
Reading
Mich
Unionville 4 H Club Holds May Meeting
The Unionville 4 H Club met at Unionville Hall with president leading and members singing. Four new members joined. Jesse Hammerly demonstrated hat making and seed availability for the Sears Roebuck Victory Garden Contest. Mrs. Forney outlined planting and care basics. refreshments were served. Next meeting set for May 19 with Carolyn Williar as hostess.
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Unionville
4-H Club
Unionville Hall
Jesse Hammerly
Sears Roebuck
Forney
State Police Equip to Aid Electrocution and Drowning Victims
State Police at Barracks B ready to administer first aid with new resuscitation devices and oxygen. Sergt Charles V Mann says trained personnel will assist the public. Frederick County Medical Examiner calls the service valuable and notes several deaths might have been prevented with prompt use. The Public Utility unit will be available at Barracks B for use anywhere as needed.
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Barracks B
Charles V. Mann
Sergt
Main
Frederick County
Sergt. Main
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Minnesota
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Jake” Grove
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