AWVS Canteen Moves to New Quarters in Frederick
AWVS Canteen relocates from Mid West Patrick street to 125 East Patrick street a three story redecorated building with red white and blue decor. The facility doubles in size to serve soldiers sailors and civilians with a new dining recreation offices and storage. The move includes a food bar quiet reading rooms and a terrace with blue and white umbrellas. The canteen plans receptions and continues free meals for military and civilians with volunteers.
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Internal Revenue Post May Go To McMullen
The Baltimore Evening Sun reports John McMullen, Cumberland publisher, as the leading candidate for Maryland district collector of Internal Revenue after F. Murray Benson withdraws. The Fresno Sun cites unnamed Democratic sources saying McMullen aided active support from state leaders including Attorney General William C. Walsh, former Attorney General W. Preston Lane, now national committeeman, and Dem Rovke Lee of Maryland.
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Baltimore Evening Sun
John McMullen
Cumberland
Maryland
For Rent Ad Draws Flood of Inquiries
An ad offering a bungalow to rent in a News-Post notice sparked a flood of replies. The advertiser warned readers not to misuse a neighbor’s phone number used as a contact point. Respondents phoned repeatedly through the night, with the landlord reporting nonstop calls well past 5 p.m. The ad’s creator noted potential abuse and urged stopping the advertisement to regain peace, while readers speculated about the exchange.
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Bung Neue
Kenhoetts
Dorsi
Making Maps of Strategic Areas by Army Engineers
The Roland Jarbaugh store room at West Patrick Street is occupied by Key Chey company and used as a mapping base by Army Engineers. Cal George R. Meadows of Norfolk, Va., leads a 24 man field party, with maps made from photographs by aerial photographers, sealed and marked by field teams. Most men, including Col. Meadows, reside at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. CLASS HOLDS PICNIC The Faithful Circle Bible Class of Grace Reformed Church held its annual picnic Sunday afternoon, August 1, at Braddock Heights. A red dish supper was served at 5:30 to about 40 members and guests, including four U.S. Navy personnel. A brief meeting followed with songs and readings, listing many attendees and ending with a trolley ride back home.
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Norfolk
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
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Faithful Circle Bible
Grace Reformed Church School
R. L. Day
Braddock Heights
U. S. Navy
King County
Tis
Harry C. Smith
Vatican City Power Plant Incident Report
Vatican City experienced a cryptic disruption as a power plant faced an unusual event. Officials reported limited details and ongoing investigations into the cause and potential impact.
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Vatican City
British Press Demands Rome Bombardment Again
British press today demanded that Rome be bombed again as Allied authorities showed no sign of heeding demands. The commentary highlighted tensions between London and the Italian capital and referenced wartime diplomacy and ongoing Allied strategy.
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Rome
Metro
Baderio
Nder
India
Odiiv
Adolf Dtit
Lodent ion Notice Death Warrant Reported
Fragmentary notice describes a death warrant action tied to local authorities and a hotel company involved with a satellite project. Names, ages, and precise roles are unreadable, but the item centers on a formal legal proceeding and a public notice. Further details are obscured in the OCR.
Local variety show nets funds at home event
A community show at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard C ADH Werk Second Street WOWas iver gathered donations and netted about 50 packs of rds after expenses. The program featured varied acts and a bake sale. Also in town Ralph Smith of Pleasant Walk narrowly escaped serious injury when a rake overturned a cart, dragging him 100 feet before a wheel halted the danger. He suffered cuts and bruises. The era notes a Mature Nb. Mi Domestic Buying Association reconciles weekly farmer shareholder payments and announces mortgage settlements totaling 339160 with next series starting November 20. Moose Chapter S47 chair and birthday party details close the item.
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FDR Arranges Postwar Planning Meeting
President Franklin D Roosevelt plans a wartime exit strategy briefing with key aides including Secretary of State, Harold I Ickes, and economists. The session aims to coordinate postewar planning and international policy directions among government leaders and scholars.
Allied air power reports light enemy opposition in raids
Allied pilots in North Africa and over Sicily Sardinia and Italy reported minimal enemy resistance yesterday. Strategic bombers faced no opposition and escort fighters saw few contacts, with no significant air battles noted.
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Home Front Loyalty Urged By Hitler Organ
Bern dispatch reports Voelkischer Beobachter urges continued home front resolve amid bombings and military reverses in Russia and Sicily. The paper calls civilians to endure air raids and maintain morale as a decisive factor for the Reich.
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Foreign Ministry Move Reported From Berlin
A Morac radio broadcast quoted the German foreign ministry as moved from Berlin. In a parish hall event the Rev. Tegnar presided on August 2 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Edna Rice hosted opening, a pig was presented for a fund, and a social hour followed. The next meeting is set for September 6 with Mrs. Edna Rice hosting.
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Morac Radio
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Edna Rice
Dent
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WAC Recruiting Officer Schedules Thursday Sessions
Second Lieutenant Mary E. Dickson will visit the Hagers town recruiting station at 125 East Baltimore Street each Thursday starting August 19 for mental tests and candidacy interviews. The age limit is 20 to 0 years old, with access to further officer candidate paths for those with four years of professional experience or college substituted for experience.
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Ecandites
Admits Slaying Of 16-Year-Old Girl In Sutton Neb
Sheriff Lloyd Mengel said Set Dorigh of Brooklyn signed a confession admitting the slaying of 16-year-old Anna Milroy of Sutton. The nude battered body was found in weeds near a gravel road south of Sutton. autopsy showed rape.
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Lloyd Mengel
Dorigh
Brooklyn
N. Y
Anna Milroy
John Hare
Western Hay May Relieve Feed Shortage
Joseph Blandford, chairman of the Maryland U S Department of Agriculture War Board, announced that the Federal Government was asked to subsidize a program shipping western hay into Maryland to ease a threatened dairy feed shortage. He noted freight costs would raise hay prices, and the government would absorb the extra cost. Dairymen reported Maryland pastures deteriorated due to the prolonged drought.
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Joseph Blandford
Maryland
U. S. Department of Agriculture War Board
Blandford
Corn Shortage Deepens as Feed Stocks Run Low
Blandford warns a meager corn crop threatens winter feed supplies as producers turn to wheat, barley, rye and nuts. He notes rains come but the corn outlook remains beyond recovery. Dr Sherman, GM of Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers, reports a clearer drop in milk output. The passage references the Atacama desert as the driest place on earth.
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R. W. Shermantine
Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Association
Baltimore
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