U S Planes Mistakenly Attack Russian Column in Yugoslavia
Rome dispatches report American fighters of the 15th Air Force struck a Russian column in Yugoslavia on November 7 due to navigation error. The incident prompted apologies to Moscow and a message of regret from U S leaders. Harriman's Rome visit signals talks on closer Soviet Allied cooperation in the Balkans.
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Rome
Yurgoslavia
Mediterranean
Allied Air Force
Moscow
Neenind
U.S 15Th Air Force
U.S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
Wilson
Mediterranen
W Averell Harriman
Russia
Balkans
Italy
Harriman
Ira C. Baker
Fter
Western Front
Eaker
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Mediterranean Command
Harold Alexander
Tito
Beallsville Woman Dies Of Tularemia
Beallsville resident Bessie Jeffery, aged 73, died at Frederick City Hospital after a forty day illness from tularemia. She was the daughter of the late Ransom and Jane Call and is survived by a son Ransom Jeffery of Boston and two daughters Mrs Medora Rawlings and Mrs Helen J. Dorsett, both of Beallsville. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10 30 a m at the Dorsett residence with interment in Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville. William B Hilton is in charge of arrangements.
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Bessie Jeffery
Beallsville
Frederick City Hospital
Dorsett
Monocacy Cemetery
William B. Hilton
Russians Charge Chiang Kai-shek Regime with Pro Japanese Sympathy
Moscow dec 3 the Russian press accused Chiang Kai-sheks revived government of harboring pro Japanese reactionaries. War and the Working Class followed Izvestia and contrasted Chinese Communist forces with Chungking troops.
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Moscow
Chiang Hai-Shek
Izvestia
China
Chungking
Rpba Tydafan
Christmas Cigarettes For Hospitalized Servicemen
Frederick American Legion volunteers lead a national drive to aid hospitalized veterans with gifts including tobacco, books, games and toiletries. Local posts coordinate sign campaigns, store receptacles, and special packing by the Auxiliary to assemble 200 gift packets for soldiers at Camp Ritchie Sabillasville and other stations.
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Frederick Legionnaires
National American Legion
Francis Scott Key
Charles E Hudson
Francis X Elder
Emmitsburg
Stedman-Keenan
Brunswick
Middletown
American Legion
Sabidasville
Camp Ritchie
Camp Detriche
Hudson
Frederick County
Legion
Legion Committee
Huspital
Eccopulnis
Catncaabialigus
Auxiliary
Robert Burall
Guy K Motter
Frederick
Wallace Plans in Washington Puzzle in 1944 Scenario
Washington December 3 Wallace faces a puzzling Washington scene as speculation centers on his next move after leaving the Vice Presidency January 20. Senator Harry S Truman of Missouri looms as a likely successor while Wallace reportedly has no definite public plans.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Harry A. Truman
Mussouri
Wallace
Roosevelt
Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark Dies at 63
Paris reports Prince Andrew son of King George II died at Monte Carlo aged 63. He was brother of King Constantine II and uncle to the current Greek sovereign George II, with lineage tracing to Christian IX of Denmark. Say you saw it in The News.
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Frince Andrew
Paris
Prince Andrew
Greece
Denmark
Monte Carlo
George II
Constantine II
Christian IX
Nine Intoxication Charges Dominate Weekend Docket
The police court docket lists nine intoxication charges, four involving peace disturbance, two for fighting, and one for assault and battery. Several defendants, including E N Whitaker and William B Lutheran, are named among those held or summoned. James Barton, Philip Stanton, and Richard Hallman face additional charges.
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William Blank
Frederick
Ben Dixon
James Barton
Philip Stanton
Barton
Stanton
Richard Hallman
Centerville
E. N. Whitaker
Baltimore
William B. Lutheran
Leesburg
Marion Feaga
Yellow Springs
Austin Arnold
George Swisher
Hancock
Bernard Dixon
Estelle Weedon
Henry Wall
Frank Queen
Luhan Stanton
Industrial Areas Of Jap Capital Burn
Saipan reports say Superfortress bombers attacked Tokyo with pinpoint bombing of the Musashima engine plant amid heavy anti aircraft fire and fighter interceptors. The raid, the fourth on Tokyo, left industrial zones burning while pilots described the mission as the toughest yet and the most successful. Japanese claims said 15 bombers were down out of about 70, with damage described as slight.
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Saipan
Navy Radio Up
Tokyo
Musashima
John W.ird
Rudyard, Mich
Martin Nicholson
Kingsville
Tex
Nicholson
William McDasell
Brady
McDowell
Donald Thompson
Nyack
N. Y
Nakajima Aircraft Factory
Radio Tokyo
Japan
Arate Ma
Japan Privately Owned Plants and War Meeting Noted
Nakajima is one of Japan's leading private firms with Mitsubishi as a key Army and Navy aircraft producer. A plant of compact one story concrete buildings supports operations as the first Tekye raid plane, commanded by Capt John H. Geer of Buhl Idaho, took off solo. Frederick MD treasurer of Union Manufacturing joins 22 Maryland industrialists attending MNAM’s 48th War and Reconversion Congress December 6-8 in New York, with 3,000 others from 43 states and Canada to discuss producing for victory and preparing for peace.
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Nakajima
Japan
Mitsubishi Company
John H.,geer
Buhl
Idaho
Union Manufacturing ,Co
Frederick
Maryland
MNAM
New York C
States
Canada
National Manufacturers names Wilson and Zimmerman to attend meeting
New York December 3 The National Association of Manufacturers announced that Lews L. Wilson president and Thomas L Zimmerman vice president will attend an upcoming meeting in New York City.
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New York
N. Y
National Association of Manufacturers
Lews L. Wilson
Thomas L. Zimmerman
Salty Sea Claims Hidden Ocean Salt Depth
A fragment states oceans once were fresh water and now hold enough salt to cover the continental United States to a depth of one and a half miles.
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United States
Deer Season Opens Today in Frederick County
Deer hunters may shoot bucks with two points or more during a five day season starting today and ending Friday. It is illegal to hunt with dogs or to use weapons over 1200 feet per second. All kills must be reported within 24 hours and law officers will check rifles for compliance.
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Frederick
Washington
Carrett
Allegany
Frederick County
Benjamin F. Phebus
Savage
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Army Air Force
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Jack L. Warner
Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc
Howard Lindsay - Russel Crouse
Clarence Day
Colar
Warner
Tope
Vatican City
Pope Pius
Superforts
Thers
Allen
North Market ST
Army Signal Corps
West Patrick St
War Bond Sales Desk
Hmenderickson's
Norden
F. Irving Entwistie
S. Market
C. C. Carty
E. Patrick St
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