Mitchell Field guards heightened as FBI arrests target spies
At Mitchell Field New York February 27 authorities tightened security and deployed heavy guards after three suspects were arrested on charges of selling military secrets to an unnamed European power. The case involves two U S Army soldiers and a civilian, arraigned before U S Commissioner Isaac Plat and held on $25,000 bond each. The apparatus of defense and surveillance emphasized the risk of spy activity and possible insider jeopardy during wartime.
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Unable To Trace Girl To Address In City
Alexandria police investigated a report of a 23 year old girl named Ruth Tinker who claimed to live at 321 South Market Street Frederick but the house was unoccupied. She said she left Frederick Friday morning and officers could not locate anyone who knew her. Investigators planned to seek more information but received no further word. An earlier note mentions irrigation in Texas.
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Frederick
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Claim 5 000 Hosiery Workers Remain Idle in Philadelphia
Philadelphia area hosiery workers faced a work stoppage as union leaders estimate about 360 of 15 900 workers remained idle amid arbitration board bonus adjustments. Union President cites plants shut down and minority operations halted despite international warning about contract violations.
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Goodwill Flight To Buenos Aires Ends In Crash?
A wartime goodwill air convoy completed a ten stop journey from the Panama Canal zone to Langley Field Virginia, covering about 12 000 miles in 10 hours 26 minutes and arriving around 593 p m EST. Officials said the bombers averaged 204 miles per hour on today’s flight.
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Langtey Field
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Spring Rally at Calvary M E Church to Be Held
Jones Brunswick reports the Leaders' Bible class at Calvary M E Church gathered Sunday. Next Sunday the annual spring rally will feature the Taneytown quartet performing several selections. Roger G. Harley will be the speaker. An effort is underway by local organizers.
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Family notices at Williamsburg with Mary Pumphrey kin
Miss Melle Waters spent the week end with her daughter at Jim and Mary College in Williamsburg Virginia. Mrs. Mary Pumphrey has closed her home and is spending the winter with her daughter Mrs. Mary Mateeny.
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James Williams
Baltimore
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Washington
G. E. Webb
Oscar Merriman
Brunswick
H. C. Filler
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Charlotte Whitmore
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Oscar Stephens
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F.C. Marthau
Thomas Rinehart
William Rinehart
Gyon, Va
Melle Waters
Jim and Mary College
Williamsburg
Mary Pumphrey
Mary Mateeny
Japanese Army Captures Linfen in Central China
Shanghai report says a Japanese army pushing south through Shansi province captured Linfen and drove Chinese forces toward the Yellow River. The fall of Linfen reportedly occurred as Japanese forces advanced 49 miles in two days toward a strategic rail gateway near the great bend of the Yellow River.
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Great Central China Front
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Yellow River
Executive committee surveys attendance record for year
The executive committee considers attendance figures and notes the present calendar year’s highest turnout so far for the entire school. The discussion centers on overall participation and implications for school events.
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Stewardship sermon and church activities noted
Superintendent Cline attended the morning service where $81.45 was collected. Rev. Dr. B W Meeks spoke on Stewards ship. A canvass had about seventy members during the afternoon. Rev Dr Meeks preached at night from John B Gough on temperance. Epworth League fellowship hour and meeting followed led by Raymond Rhoderick. Raymond Rhoderick, a Western Maryland College student, led Sunday’s Epworth League on Religion on the Campus with forty in attendance. Regular prayer meeting planned at Union Gospel Mission.
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