Hitler Marks 55th Birthday With Silence Around
Adolf Hitler observed his 55th birthday in silence as Germany celebrated with propaganda of an imminent Allied invasion. Reports from Stockholm and Berlin described massed troops along the Atlantic Wall and widespread swastika displays. Goebbels declared no retreat as Goebbels noted a ration change for stammtisch meals with coupon requirements.
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London
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Sweden
Switzerland
Karl von Rundstedt
Atlantic
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Hitler
Stockholm
Berlin
Dagens Myheter
Goebpels
Berchtesgaden
Senate acts to continue FSA loans and school lunches
The Senate Agriculture Committee moved to extend Farm Security Administration rural rehabilitation loan activities and federal school lunch programs nationwide. Amendments to the House Pace bill would authorize continuation of Farm Credit Administration and Rural Electrification Administration operations, after the House denied funds for school lunches and FSA in the agriculture appropriations bill.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Farm Security Administration
Pace
Farm Credit Administration
Rural Electrification Administration
House
Miss Davis to Give Hood Recital Saturday
Miss Mary Agnes Davis, a mezzo soprano now studying at Juilliard, will present a recital Saturday at eight in Bredbeck Hall on the Hood campus. The program features Mozart Die Zauberflote arias, Schubert Die Winterreise songs, Massenet Le Roi d'Is Lahore, Chausson Les Temps des Lilas, Faure Fleur Jetee, and Barber Sleep Now among others. A reception follows in the Y Hut with Hood choir members and music students.
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Vc Arts Club
Mary Agnes Davis
Bredbeck Hall
Gallese
Mrss Davis
Dhis
Evan Brave
Graduate School of the
Juliard School of Music
New York
der Zarberer
Davis
Die Post
Schubert
Massenet
Chausson
Faure
Miss Davis
Thomas Dunhall
Samuel Barber
Victor Hely-Hutchinson
Wintter Watts
The
Hood
Kenneth Hieber
Hood Choir
Yhut
Linad College Chai
Prisoners Describe Despair In Camp Near Odessa
War prisoners from Germany Romania Slovakia Poland and France were paraded on a sunlit Odessa street to relate their discouragement and desertion from the German Army. About 570 prisoners were housed in a public bathhouse used as an assembly point, segregated by nationality to prevent inmate clashes. Deeds recorded show several local property transfers with prices ranging from about 4 000 to 35 700 dollars. The article notes the first all metal plane built in 1922 powered by two 800 horsepower engines.
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Odessa
Slobodka
Germany
Ida P. Major
Leonard E. Major
Braddock Jne
Jefferson Boulevard
Thomas E. Williams
Walter E. Summers
C. Lease Bussard
South
Nazis Claim Sinking of Allied Ships in Mediterranean Raid
German communique asserted Axis forces sank two destroyers four freighters totaling 29 000 tons and a large tanker in an Algiers convoy attack. It claimed 13 other merchantmen totaling 103 000 tons, two troop transports and three destroyers badly damaged. Attacks also reported on Allied bases near Lanciano Italy.
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London
Nace Oaniders
Rpead
Algiers
Lanciano
Italy
Adriatic
Suits Filed Again Over Trolley Crash Damages
Mr and Mrs Thomas A Russell of near Randallstown sue Charles A Harner of Emmitsburg for 15000 damages in Circuit Court after a prior suit failed to press. Mrs Russell alleges injuries from a trolley car collision with a truck. The husband claims loss of services. Sherman P Bowers and H H Rosenbaum represent the plaintiffs. MAY FELLOWSHIP DAY Fredrick Council of Church Women plans a May 4 program at 2 30 pm in All Saints Episcopal Parish House Court Street. Theme Youth the Leaders of Tomorrow. The federation welcomes women of all denominations.
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Thomas A. Russell
Randallstown
Charles A. Harner
Emmitsburg
Russell
Sherman IP. Bowers
This City
H. H. Rosenbaum
Baltimore
Frederick Council of Church Women
All Saints
Bolivar Notes: Marriage of Marvis Irene Noland
Mrs C W Zombie of Harpers Ferry announces the marriage of her daughter Marvis Irene to Langdon Emory Neale F C 2/c of Johnston S C. The April 12 ceremony at Sacred Heart rectory Washington was officiated by Father Repetti. Relatives from here attended and the couple will reside in Washington. Pvt C David Noland spent the weekend with his wife and mother in Bolivar.
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Bolivar
W. Va
W. Zombie
Harpers Ferry
Marvis Irene
Washington
D. C
Langdon Emory Neale
F.C
J. Neale
Johnston
S. C
Sacred Heart Rectory
Repetti
Marie Miller
Joseph M. Kovich
F.C. 2
Anacostia
Neale
J. W. Small and Sons
Stassen Rescued From Small Boat Engine Trouble
A WW II era letter describes Lt Commander Harold E. Stassen being rescued at sea after his small boat suffered engine trouble. Reports mention Navy confirmation unclear and friends noting his possible presidential bid.
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Madison
Wis
Cmmdr
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Navy Department
South St. Paul
Minn
Siassen
William F. Halsey
Harold
Stassen
Uve
Seneca Conference At Baptist Church
The Seneca Associational Sunday School conference met at First Baptist Church with the theme Higher Ground Ahead. Rev. L. D. Carmack led devotionals and discussions covered opportunities for enlargement in 1944 and training and evangelism plans for 1944. Departmental conferences followed with leaders named for each class.
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First Baptist Church
L. D. Carmack
Anxt
C. E. Jones
W. C. Royal
Paul B. Watlington
Phyllis Bingham
W. C. Royalk
H. C. Rockwell
H. L. Kemp
Goldie Foster
J. P. Richards
Bessie Heffner
C. A. Brubaker
Marian Carmack
Football League Votes Down Expansion
Philadelphia April 7 The National Football League voted to table expansion bids after the rules committee proposed changes. Club owners considered franchise opportunities and directed the commissioner to return fees to bidders while evaluating bids from Capt Eric Nevers and Anthony Morabite for teams in San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Philadelphia
National Football League
Teague
Shusatien
Eline Layden
Applear
Eric Nevers
The
Marines
Anthony Morabite
San Franche
Abe Wattner
Batts
Ration Values Of Lamb Cuts Reduced Nationwide
The Office of Price Administration announced a 50 percent cut in lamb ration values effective Sunday April 30. The move aims to conserve spring lamb supplies amid drought conditions threatening parts of the country. Lamb producers in several states supported the reduction to prevent loss of meat and fats. In Westminster 1941 Dr Charles L Feinberg of Dallas Theological Seminary will lecture at Carroll County Bible conference April 24-27 with research work at Johns Hopkins University Baltimore.
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Kengton
Office of Price Administration
Westminster
Charles L. Feinberg
Dallas Theological Seminary
Texas
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Carroll County
Social Visits Highlight Busy Week in Frederick Area
Local families including Gaver, Dhxen, South, Ambrose, Engle, and Binkley hosted relatives and friends across Frederick and Middletown. Visits featured Mrs South of Ruiverville, Paul Baser of South Carolina, and Robert Ross on furlough from Seymour Johnson Field.
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Gaver
Prederick
Mero
Mores Geaver
Morris
Walkersvile
Dowiph Gaver
Beauport
Harles Russard
Mietra Hoenes
Middletown
Carlos Smith
Saimuel South
Ruiverville
Bai
Dotar Aanbrese
Woodstore
Foot Bively
Paul Baser
Sout Carolina
Wid Mes
Curtis Sai -Mes
Elmer Toms
Children
Oak
Delph Yinglump
David Shaum
Minstry
Fanmileburg
Fo Diels
Sanday
Harald Spensoa
Poolesville
Mtr
Faimaly
My. Harvey
Catherine
Witham Rodgers
Robert Ross
Seymour Johnson Field
N.C
Charles Butler
John Thomas Montgomery Vonnebeck
Frederick
F. H. Birely
Monroe Siupson
Local notes reveal uncertain names from camp event scene
Fragmentary OCR reads like a personal note listing individuals such as con and Charles with scattered identifiers. Mentions Camp Bliss and a staff sergeant, but the text is garbled and the event details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Mroo
Mes
Paul Sasler
George Jenkins
Camp Bliss
Eeh Legge
Local Members At State S ALA Meet
Local members at the state S ALA gathering attended the annual event in Maryland. Officials and participants from various towns convened at the hotel Bel Eve to discuss community roles and historic topics. Approximately a hundred attendees were present from across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
S. Ala
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