Welles Rumors Spark Resignation Talk At State Dept
Washington reports say Undersecretary Sumner Welles may have resigned with confirmation unavailable from State Secretary Hull or the White House. Welles, staying at Bar Harbor Maine, declined comment as rumors of friction with Cordell Hull persist amid speculation the president was asked to accept his resignation.
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Gaithersburg Social Notes Highlight Local Bridge Party
Mrs Carroll Walker hosted a bridge party with guests including Mrs Lewis Reed Mrs Merle Jacobs Miss Ella Plummer and others. Miss Mary Jane Reed plans a summer return before senior year at Randolph Macon. Cpl James Gartner visits with relatives. Doris Mullineau vacationing at Oak Grove Beach. Walter M Baker returning from overseas for furlough with family. Gerald A Barbour and wife vacation at Ocean City. Emily Hall Lyddane reopening home after eight months with daughter Mary Joe. Mrs Earl Smith of Darnestown also noted.
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Relatives Visit Newton and Nearby Areas
A mix of visiting relatives from Poolesville and Atlanta, plus trips to Atlantic City and Boston, is noted. The report also mentions Deserted Children case in Warren Ohio and OPA sugar rationing stance.
Elbe tunnel hit crowds feared drowned in raid
Reuters from Zurich reports 18,000 people may have drowned when the Elbe tunnel under Hamburg was struck during a saturation air raid. The tunnel, large enough to shelter thousands, was likely being used as a shelter. Details were not disclosed.
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Rationing Of Coal Is Regarded Unlikely
Chicago August 24 Coal rationing this winter is not probable, said Chester Bowles, general manager of the OPA, at a press conference. He added the agency is prepared if needed and aims to avoid such a headache for the public. He noted food prices, especially fruits and vegetables, are a chief concern and a program regarding these items will soon be in effect.
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Mayor And Aldermen To Meet Tonight
A special meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen is planned to discuss improvements to the Singanore Alteration plant the taxicab parking issue and charges for park ing in municipal lots. Water supply concerns and curfew proposals are also on the agenda with several residents pressing for action.
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En trance to tunnel via elevated lifts and iron tubes
The year 1907 to 1914 marks the tunnel project with elevators reaching 78 feet, separate shafts for cars and pedestrians, and cast iron tubes under the river forming a six foot roadway and four foot sidewalks.
Court Connected Divorces and Property Transfers in County Ledger
Equity suit contends Naomi Crumble seeks absolute divorce from Lewis Crumble and Robert Plush seeks an absolute divorce from Martha Plush. Kaetzels sue Vernon Laker and Ada Baker by bill for injunctions with exhibits. Real estate transfers include South Mountain Creamery to Anna Shank for $10 and further exchanges among local firms and individuals totaling $10 each. A state trooper cites an inadequate bike charge against Harry Nichols in a bicycle collision. other local notes mention a delivery boy, Staub’s Grocery, and Vermont takes with many unspecified counts.
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Lewis E. Crumble
Robert C. Plush
Martha B. Plush
Argin S. Kaetzel
Katharine M. Kaetzel
Vernon
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Ada M. Baker
South Mountain Creamery, Inc
Anna D. Shank
South Mountain Creamery
Bruce A. Brachey
Harry J. Nichols
Woodsboro
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Leon
Staub
Bicycle Crash Injures 15-Year-Old Mulcahey
A 15 year old cyclist Daniel Mulcahey escaped serious injury after being struck by an automobile about 3 o clock Tuesday afternoon at Eighth Street and 38 East Fifth. His bicycle suffered slight damage in the collision.
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Brunswick Man Wounded in Sicilian Campaign
Pfc. James R. Oden of Brunswick was wounded in the Sicily invasion while serving with the armed forces. He is recovering and hopes to return to action soon. His aunt Mrs. Isabel Cummings of 399 Walnut Street and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oden, have been kept informed.
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Brunswick
Isabel Cummings
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