Teheran agreement may push winter Allied invasions
The Teheran conference announcement spurs talk that the Big Three may venture winter landings on western or southern Europe to strike while German forces fight in Russia. Analysts note weather aids and risks including storms, air cover, and snowed Balkans passes, with some experts deeming winter invasion possible though difficult.
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Washington
Teheran
Germany
Roosevelt
Churchill
Marshall Stalin
Stalin
Europe
Hitler
Russia
Westar
Balkans
Conrad H. Lanza
Field Artillery Journal
Lanza
France
State Grange Meets Today Wednesday in Maryland
Postwar plans dominate the agenda as the Maryland State Grange holds its two day session in Baltimore. Governor O Conor and Mayor McKeldin are to attend the luncheon where Dr H C Byrd of the University of Maryland will speak. Albert S Goss will address the evening meeting and degree conferrals occur.
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Baltimore
Tist
Maryland State Grange
O'Conor
McKeldin
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Po Mona
H. F. Cotterman
Sarah Porter Ellis
Farm Home Service
Southern States Cooperative
Albert S. Goss
National Grange
Grange
T. B. Symons
University of Maryland Agricultural Extension Service
Early Christmas Dinner in Thurmont Keeney Family
Mr and Mrs Ray Keeney Thurmont hosted a Nov 28 Christmas dinner at home with many relatives present including Sgt Mehrle E Keeney home on furlough from Fortress Monroe VA. Guests included Mr and Mrs M Keeney Miss Bertha Keeney Mrs Newell of Baltimore and several Keeney family members and with Merrit Henning and son Bobby also in attendance.
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Ray Keeney
Thurmont
Mehrle E Keeney
M. Keeney
Bertha Keeney
Newell
Baltimore
Robert Wachter
Edith Keeney
Lewinstown
Walter Keeney
Mehrle E. Keeney
Fortress Monroe
Merrit Henning
Bobby
Ira M. Keeney
Charles
Jimmy Keeney
Marie Kauffman
Tourmont
Profitable Plants Growers Harvest Tomato Bounty
George A. Etzler of Libertytown tended five tomato plants in his Victory garden and picked twelve dozen tomatoes from one plant, selling them for 3.96. The other four plants yielded good tomatoes including some weighing one pound two ounces each. The plants stood eight and one half to nine feet tall.
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George A. Etzler
Libertytown
Victory Garden
Local USO Sees 1612 Visitors and Weekend Plans
About 1612 people visited the local USO in the first four weeks of its existence. The Francis Scott Key Post No. 41 American Legion runs the club this week, with a string band Thursday and game night. Christmas activities include record-making for families, a wrapping and mailing service, and package postage arrangements. Bowling and billiards remain popular among soldiers and WACs as furniture arrivals boost the lounge.
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USO
Francis Scott Key Post
No. 41
American Legion
Two Robbery Suspects Sentenced To 20 Years Each
Baltimore December 64 Ralph Fine 22 and Howard Heutz 21 escaped Roxbury Penal Farm November 1 and were sentenced to 20 years each in the Maryland Penitentiary on armed robbery and assault charges. Judge Eugene O Dunne presided as Finnerty, the prosecutor, outlined robberies at Diamond Cab Co and Belle Isle Co offices and the arrests following a fast paced pursuit. The case recalls prior armed robbery convictions and a 1940 conviction for Hentz. The World War section notes a German hospital for dogs at Jena.
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Baltimore
Ralph Fine
Howard Heutz
Roxbury
Maryland Penitentiary
Eugene Odunne
Fino
Hentz
Sergt
George Eber
John Voelker
Joseph G. Finnerty
Fine
Diamond Cab Co
Belle Isle Co
Finnerty
First Of Cooperative Concert Programs Given
A near capacity audience at Frederick High School auditorium attended the Cooperative Concert Association program featuring monologist Helen Howe in original characters and caricatures. The audience was likely the largest in the association's history and appeared to enjoy the show.
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Helen Howe
Cooperative Concert Association
Frederick High School
Association
Humorous Impersonations Reflect 19th Century American Life
The piece showcases an artist's sharp skewers of varied American personalities, with some impersonations noted for deeper design and timely relevance. It recalls 1832 hemp shortages and the discovery that whale oil aided jute spinning by power machinery.
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U. S Department of Agriculture
Steinway Enabes
Steiffs
Sohmers
Cramer's
Palace OF Music
South Market ST
Tarawa
Gilbert Islands
E. R. Brumley
East St. Louis
Ill
T. Treadwell
Cromwell
Okla
State Grange
BS el
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VICKS
Sterling Tires
Frederick, MD
Doll Jewelry Store
Mom
Dad
SEARS
West Patrick St
Geans
Roeluich
Her
Jena
Keystone Ixterior
Nicodemus Paint Store
Signature Auto—Furniture
Frederick
Frederick Industrial Loan
Market Streets
Frederick, Maryland
Arrow Beer
Oglobe Brewing Co., Baltimord
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