Inonu Meets Roosevelt and Churchill in Cairo Conference
Turkish President Ismet Inönü met with Franklin D Roosevelt and Winston Churchill in Cairo after Tehran. German reports say a communique was not due until midweek. Emir Mansur and Emir Fahad of Saudi Arabia arrived in Cairo for an expected conference.
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London
Ismet Inonv
Roosevelt
Churchill
Cairo
Iran
Marshal Stalin
Ankara
Transocean
Inanu
Berlin
Emir Mansur
Ibn Saud
Arama
Imir Fahad
Cato Radio
Teheran
Chiang Kai-Shek
Stalin
Turkey
Europe
Cniang
Mena
Anthony Eden
DNB
Inonu
Numan Menemencloglu
Black Sea
Balkans
Mediterranean
Menomencioglu
Eden
Moscow
U. S
Cordell Hull
Vyacheslav Molotov
Confer This Afternoon On Welfare Budget
County Commissioners and Frederick County Welfare Board hold a conference to determine if the county must increase the 1944 Welfare Board appropriation, with a possible $18 000 more needed per year per the 1943 Act, as a roads board request looms. A follow up with school officials is planned, and Roads Engineer Roger H Willard noted a formal request may come.
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Frederick
Eugene W. Prattt
Roads Board
Roger H. Willard
Nene Population Drops to Zero on Hawaii Island
The Hawaiian goose known as the nene has been confined to the Island of Hawaii for five years with an estimated population of zero wild birds, marking a critical extinction risk on the island and prompting conservation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Japs Thrown Back At Warco On Huon Peninsula
Allied forces on the Huon Peninsula in New Guinea repelled three Japanese counterattacks near Wareo and Kuanko, tightening lines in a developing encirclement. Australian troops, aided by artillery and air power, targeted enemy positions from Empress Augusta Bay to Cape Gloucester, with heavy bombing and wrecked infrastructure along Bougainville and New Britain.
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Southwest Pacific
Warco
New Guinea
Huon Peninsula
Wareo
Kuanko
Sattelberg
Empress Augusta Bay
Bougainville Island
Kicta
Bougainville
Cape Gloucester
New Britain
Bismarck Sea
Wartee
Wits
Mongora
New Brit
Liberator raids reach Mili and Nauru in Pacific action
Army Liberator bombers attacked Mili atoll in the Marshall Islands and Nauru Island. Fifty tons of bombs hit Mili starting fires and destroying an enemy medium bomber on the ground. Nauru saw oil dumps set ablaze. No enemy air opposition. five allied aircraft damaged in Mili raid and one at Nauru. Earlier Tarawa and Makin raids reported minor damage.
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Army
New Guinea
Allef
Washington
Central Pacific
Mili Atoll
Marshalls
Nauru Island
Navy
Mili
Chester W. Nimitz
Pearl Harbor
Tarawa
Nauru
U. S
Southwest Pacific
Makin
Tarawa Field
Military Pay Grades and Rates for Service Branches
A historical listing outlines pay and benefits by grade for Army Navy Coast Guard and Marines. It enumerates ranks from First to Seventh Grade with corresponding titles including Master Sergeant First Sergeant Sergeant Major and others. The document aligns pay levels with service-specific ranks across the four branches.
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Rein
Navy Coast Guard
Pety Ofices
Marines
ARMY
Navy-Coast Guard
Stevanis
Cook
Stewad
Steward
Clace
Musican
Accestant Cook
Coast Guard
Freman Marines
De Marigny Arrives In Cuba To Make It Home
Count Alfred de Marigny and his wife Nancy arrived in Havana after being asked to leave Nassau following his acquittal in the murder of Sir Harry Oakes. They will stay at Hotel Nacional and may move to Varadero with friend Marquis Georges de Visdelou heading to Haiti.
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Havana
Cuba
Alfred de Marigny
Nancy
Nassau
Bahamas
Harry Oakes
de Marignys
Customs and Immigration
Hotel Nacional
Varadero
Georges de Visdelou
de Marigny
Haiti
de Visdelou
Sir Harry
Hood College Lecture On World Situation Held At Brodbeck Hall
Dr. Ben D. Wood of the Bureau of Aeronautics spoke to Hood College students on global geography Saturday evening at 8 in Brodbeck Hall. He formerly directed Collegiate Educational Research at Columbia University and outlined a lecture series planned by the Hood College Public Events Committee.
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Ben D. Wood
Bureau of Aeronautics
Washington
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Wood
Columbia University
New York
Unselfishness On Home Front Emphasized By Sgt Hoffman
Sgt. George I. Hoffman, wounded in Africa and now at Walter Reed, urged Pomona Grange to apply frontline unselfishness to the home front. He praised doctors and nurses, stressed blood plasma value, and urged teamwork on farms, with roads and postwar planning topics discussed by local leaders.
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George I. Hoffman
Elmer Hoffman
Creagerstown
Pomona Grange
Hoffman
Africa
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Quartermaster Corps
England
Tobias E. Zimmerman
Edward F. Holter
L. H Crickenberger
L. Roy Remsburg
Shank
Zimmerman
Howard A. Quinn
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Frederick County
L Roy Remsberg
William F. Morsell
Harry Howard
Herald Angels
Lester Fisher
I Creagerstown
Creagerstown Grange
Hunter Hurt In Accident Near Poolesville
A dog dashing between a hunter's feet caused Earl Brengie to discharge a double barrel shotgun, injuring Clarence C. Offutt Jr. in the right thigh. Offutt, 21, is hospitalized in Frederick City Hospital in reportedly good condition. Brengie, who carried the gun, and Offutt were on the Offutt farm near Poolesville when the mishap occurred.
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Poolesville
Clarence C. Offutt, Jr
Clarence C. Offutt
Frederick City
Corp
W. W. Corbin
State Police
Earl Brengie
Frank E. Brengie
Dill Avenue
Washington
L. Jerome Offutt
Offutt
Brengle
Young Offutt
W. Jergme Offutt
Frederick
Banquet Thursday to honor football season and fathers
The Frederick Seneces will host a father son banquet Thursday at the Hotel Frederick at five. Coach Mike Brittain says the event will be light on speech but full of turkey as players and dads discuss next season and the Little Indians aim for a stronger organization and broader schedule.
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Frederick Seneces
Frederick
Mike Brittain
Little Indians
Stray Bullet Misses Heart Inurban Frederick Area
A stray .22 bullet narrowly missed Oscar F Brown’s heart while he loaded a milk truck near McKaig. He drove to Frederick City Hospital and home after doctors left the bullet in his chest, with State Trooper Brandon Duvall and Deputy Sheriff Paul B. Rhoads investigating the shooting as accidental. Brown, who works for J. W Masser Transportation, heard two shots at about 6:43 am and felt no immediate effects. Police questioned residents. no shooter identified. In Brooklyn, infant Mary Ann Macek, born November 27 weighing 1 lb 10.5 oz, has an 85 percent survival chance in a borrowed incubator as doctors note improving milk intake.
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Oscar F Brown
McKaig
Frederick City
Brandon Duvall
Paul B. Rhoads
Brown
J. W Masser Transportation Company
New York
Mary Ann Macek
Brooklyn
Michael Distefano
Ann Maceli
Nicholas
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Farley Ltd
Atlantic
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Ain
Dampier Strait
Finschhafen
Green Island
New Ireland
Kapingamaragi
Guitar Club
Mona Lowe
J. O. O. F. Hall
Theresa Schuhart
Robert Kime
Robert Norwood
Lily Mae Anderson
Petts
Sasege
Marine Corps
Office of Price Administration
Edward Willard
Doubs
Daniel Willard
Middletown
Frederick City Hospital
Bennett
Italy
Red Cross
Elizabeth Coxe
Haverford
Fifth Army
Hunter
Fred
South Market St
Oscar F. Brown
C. E. Cline & Son
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
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