Red Army Near Bucharest as Romanians Turn on Nazis
Soviet forces advanced toward Bucharest from Tecuci and Galati Gap, with Romanian troops reportedly attacking Germans and taking prisoners. 100 miles from Bucharest and 75 from Ploesti, Romanians captured 360 Germans as Malinovsky’s corps bridged the Siret near Nanesti, threatening the capital and oil fields.
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Moscow
Red
Galati
Bucharest
Ploesti
Siret
Tecuci
Red Star
United Nations
Tirguniamu
Ramoicul-Sarat
Saidak
Voiko
Tenescue
Romania
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Second Ukraine
Nanesti
Chisinau
Bessarabia
New Windsor Residents Travel and Visits Across States
New Windsor notes show Mrs Jennie Myers transported by Hartzier ambulance to a Baltimore hospital Monday. Baltimore visitors include Grace Fisher with her parents Grant and Mrs. Devill biss and Edward Stem with relatives. Ethel Ensor spends week with mother. Dennis Coale family and Hib Berd and Dorothy Lambert at Rehoboth Beach. Walter Getty visiting Ocean City New Jersey. Barker Cookson visits brother Joseph Englar. Rosa Kaylor visits Uniontown. Frank Harner and Edward Formwall visit Norman Myers and Mrs. Stremmel. Granville Grabill of the U S Navy spends days with wife and daughter. A museum uses comic strip technique to narrate histories of ancient races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Jennie Myers
Hartzier
Baltimore
Grace Fisher
Grant Devilbiss
Margaret Bixler
Ruth
Marianna Snader
Eagles Mere
Edward Stem
Ethel Ensor
Clarence Ensor
Dennis Coale
William Hibberd
Dorothy Lambert
Rehoboth Beach
Walter Getty
Ocean City
N. J
Barker Cookson
Uniontown
Joseph L. Englar
Walter Hesson
Jane Englar
Columbus
Ohio
Rosa Kaylor
Walter Bankard
Frank Harner
Edward Formwall
Norman Myers
William Stremmel
Granville Grabill
U. S. Navy
Anniversary Surprise For Pastor And Wife McGaha
The Germantown Church of God marked the sixteenth wedding anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. Clarence McGaha with a surprise reception after the C. E. and missionary meeting. Gifts included pink rosebuds, a corsage, and a purse of money from the congregation. A social hour followed amid a two tier cake topped by a miniature bride and groom, with numerous attendees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Frederick
Harry Schindledecker
C. C. Sullivan
Raymond Morganthal
Pearl Warren
Messrs
Ronald and
Neal Trostle
Paul Wade
Buddie Wade
Ray Sullivan
C. O. Roger
Roger Davis
Amanda Davis
Soldier, Once Announced As Dead, Is Visiting Home Here
Pvt. Paul Jerry Liston, long believed killed in action in Italy, returned home to Mt Zion Feagavile area after seven months in U S hospitals. He survived a German mine blast near Volturno with injuries including ankle fracture and facial laceration, later rediscovered alive by his parents after a false telegram. He will report back for duty or be discharged. he wears the Purple Heart, Good Conduct, and European Theater ribbons with one battle star.
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Battlefeld
Paul Jerry Liston
Mark Twain
Joseph Liston
Mt. Zion
Feagavile
Liston
War Department
Italy
Pvt. Liston
U. S
Volturne
Cassino
Fifth Army
Pvt
Medic
Naples
Palermo
Sicily
Bizerte
Africa
Beebee
Rome
Vesuvius
Buddie
Camp McClellan
Ala
United States
Price Bros. Company
Betty Liston
Southwestern Bible Institute
Waxahackie
Tex
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Army Ground and Service Forces Redistribution Station
Miami
Fla
Salerno
The Mobile Post Office in France by CPL Victor M Wingate
In Normandy, CPL Victor M Wingate describes the rapid moves of the American A P O unit serving G I s. He notes crossing into France after D Day, debarkation on a rock firm beach, and a move to a local mayor’s office for a headquarters. Traffic at the A P O is heavy with hundreds of vehicles passing daily. Private Ray Coon, a M P from Waukegan, Illinois, stands at the cross road, using his authority to keep traffic flowing and entertaining troops by playful antics off duty. The unit remains optimistic, hoping for a move toward the United States.
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England
Channel
France
Normandy
M. P
Ray Coon
Waukegan
Ray
Weather and Haydrying Outlook Amid War Production
The report notes no precipitation for 24 hours as of 8 a m and lists August rainfall at 1.53 inches, with August to date 1.62 inches and a deficit of 1 14 inches for 1944. Highs were 78 yesterday and 96 a year ago, lows near 3 a? and 64 a year ago. Rivers Potomac and Monocacy clear. haydrying equipment is being produced but deliveries slow due to war. Farmers should seek county AA A office guidance for War Production Board authorization and consult Maryland Extension Service for specifications.
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Potomac
Knoxville
Ceresville
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
War Production Board
Maryland Agricultural Extension Service
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Red Army
Galati Gap
Smith Us
Cambridge
Develry Store
Crystal
Harry McAlpine
Harrison McAlpine
Rockwell Terrace
Robert D. Osburn
Lindbergh Avenue
Osburn
James Clendening
Nadine
Martinsburg
W. Va
Atlantic City
Osborn
Sabillasville
Irene Wise
Blanche Wise
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Smithsburg
Thurmont
A. A. Radcliffe, Jr
Hollywood Beach
Braddock Heights
Thomas J. Fickling
Columbia, S. C
D. W. Swallow
Allentown
Allen M. Pitzer
Swallow
Mary Pitzer
Brandt Beach
Claire McCardell
Irving Harris
New York City
A. LeRoy McCardell
Harris
Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago
Harry C. Zimmerman
Cpl
Harry C. Zimmerman, Jr
Lawson H. Summers
Bartholows
Elizabeth H. Keller
Edgewood Arsenal
Port Deposit
Laurens N. Bowers
East Seventh Street
Mary Lowe Smith
North Market Street
Virginia Beach, Va
Frederick City Hospital
Horace B. Boyd
East Patrick Street
Frances Andrews
Catskill Mountains
N. Y
Ezra Houck, Jr
Colonial Apartments
East Second Street
Washington
William J. Bushwaller
August J. Raggi
Bushwaller
Joseph Swann
Woodbine
Swann
L. Homer Miller
L. Homer Miller, Jr
T/5 Miller
Charles C. Moore
C. Casper Moore
Yellow Springs
Partis Island
S. C
Camp LeJeune
N. C
Charles C. Moore, Jr
Camp LejJeune
N.C
G. O. Hendrickson
Urbana
George Hendrickson
Wilson Runkles
Ann
Barbara Bowlus
John S. Bowlus
Jefferson
Lorraine Stup
Howard J. Stup
Adamstown
Lloyd Wirts
Wilbur Devilbiss
College Park
Pic
Murray E. Bussard
Elmer F. Bussard
Middletown
Oregon
Murray
Harold Kefauver
William J. Kefauver
Kefauver
Patricia
Florence Mealey
South Market Street
Home For the
Record Street
Edward P. Thomas, Jr
Leonard Allison
Frederick Lodge of Moose
Milwaukee
Allison
Murad
Sandor Wohlberg
Cynthia
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
the Mobile Post Office
Victor M. Wingate
Frederick County
G. I's
A. BP
Lincoln Loan Service
W. PatRick St
DOSH
Maryland
Virginia
Dosh’s Livestock Market
Frederick Fair
the Society
Albert N. McCardell
Guy K. Motter
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
Keystone House & Barn
Nicodemus
Cumberland War Industry
Sa Ae
Kelly-Springfeld Tire Co
United States Employment Service
Winchester Hall East Church
St. Frederick, Md
Peach
Adams County
Georgia
Hale and Elberta
Woodcrest
D. Lippy
Zora
Fairfield
Sring Containers
Alexander Hamilton
Tits Bank
Frederick County National Bank
N. Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Howard County
Alpha
Marriottsville
Marriottsville Road
Moline
International
George E. Biddison
Roland S. Maxwell
A. K. Pickett
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