29th Proud Of Record With the HK U.S. Army
The U S Army 2nd Infantry Division reports major WWII achievements since D Day. They describe 19,022 German personnel captured, 7,000,000 rounds of small arms fired at 35 rpm, 267,000 rounds of 105 mm artillery, and twenty ton explosions by the signal company. Engineers cleared water, mined roads, and laid 25,000 anti personnel mines while 1,250 miles of road were opened. Officers earned Distinguished Service Crosses and 7,432 other awards.
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HK U.S. Army
United States 2Th Infantry Division
Court News Buily Court News Buily Sleanor Lee Baxter vs Rus Nevin Baxter bill for absolute divorce and alimony
Court records show Sleanor Lee Baxter and Rus Nevin Baxter filing a bill of complaint for an absolute divorce with alimony and counsel fees. The text lists multiple marriage licenses and property deeds involving various individuals in Lancaster and Emmitsburg areas, with several transfers and estates noted.
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Sleanor Lee Baxter
Rus Nevin Baxter
Ice
Jacob T. Bentz, Jr
Emmitsburg
Lillian Grace Springer
John W. Null
East
Ninth Street
Luma
Ida
West
Siroes
James N. Deisley
Charlotte Frances Musser
Lancaster
Edward Morris Clark
Ralph Edward Smith
Lorenzo C. Lighter
Levin T. Lewis
Wills Admitted To Probate In Orphans Court
The Orphans Court admitted wills to probate for Laura A Walker and the Murray estate. Executers William P Walker Dwight T Walker and Marshall H Murray listed assets including a Frederick Howard Montgomery county farm valued at 3716 with life estates and multiple Jefferson street parcels. Other estates and accounts were approved including Minnie W Littlefield Thelma Shriner M Katherine Roddy and Sarah Roy Tuoney.
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Wille
Laura A .Walker
Mr. Airy
Harvey J .Murray
Orphans Court
William P. Walker
Dwight T. Walker
Walker
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Norman L
Edna M. Muxley
A. Walker
Murray
Nelse
Life
Jefferson Street
Mre
Nelle Harris
Mamie Bussard
A. Pauline Moss
Marshall HO Murra
Marshall Ho Murray
Bluer Buussard
George F Moss
Roy M Harris
Jacob Rohrback
Ruth &. Bussard
Beatrice R
Charles Aa Gea
Guy K. Motter
Edwin Motter
John Edgar Myers
Carroll County
Minnie W. Littlefield
Orphans’ Court
Thelma W. Shriner
Andg
Calvin S. Lohr
M.katherine Roddy
Sherman P. Bowers
Emma Stewart
Land Acquisition Near Camp Detrick For Government Use
Government seeks 2 098 acres on George W Young farm along West Seventh Street Pike adjacent to Camp Detrick for sewerage and water facilities as part of federal proceedings.
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George W. Young
West Seventh Street Pike
Camp Detrick
Army rejects Oil Bowl post season game at Houston
Washington December 11 The Army rejected a proposal to stage an Oil Bowl service football game on New Year’s Day in Houston Texas The War Department would not permit Randolph Field to play another service team in a post season contest in that city The announcement did not name the request but indicated it would not be allowed.
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ARMY
Washington
Veday
Houston
Tex
War Department
Randolph Field
Texas City
Department
Fighting in Italy with 338th Infantry Regiment
Fighting in Italy continues as the 338th Infantry Regiment engages enemy forces. Reports indicate the unit has inflicted casualties and sustained losses in the action.
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Beyeaml Tae Dawdias Atatlon
Italy
338Th
GIs Capture Hundreds of Germans in Gothic Line Push
In four weeks of cold fighting along the Gothic Line Allied troops took hundreds of Germans and nearly 700 prisoners. From this section the regiment includes Pvt. Edouart J. Gaves of Mrs Helen Gayer 40 West Patrick street ammo bearer Pfc. Joseph J. Santangelo Jr brother of Mrs. Rose Hart 115 East Third street rifleman and Pfr. Luther B. Humbert son of Mrs Sertha Bange Union Bridge pioneer.
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Edouart J. Gaves
Helen Gayer
West Patrick Street
Joseph J. Santangelo, Jr
Rose Hart
East Third Street
Luther B. Humbert
Sertha Bange
Union Bridge
Albino deer shot by Charles Bauserman in Hancock region
Charles Bauserman of Indian Head felled a rare albino deer in Hancock after three shots, marking the first reported albino specimen taken in the area. Police or local wildlife officials may investigate as needed.
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Hagerstown
Dec
Llp
Charles Bauserman
Hancock
Deer Targeting Misfire Ends With Lethal Hit
Bauserman's first shot misfired, Ralph Wachter of Hancock and another shot by Bauserman finally felled an eight point deer. The incident closes with the deer brought down after multiple attempts.
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Bauserman
Ralph Wachter
Hancock Ared Snd
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Charles E. Toms
Levin T Lewis
Levin T. Lewes
Celia A. Flock
Meredith J. Painter
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Guy R. Fisher
Russell E. Rice
Ethel
Reno Sharp
Ira C Delauter
Sir Doyra D. Marker
John W. Johnson, Jr
Tourney
Joseph V. Hartman
Valentine Hartman
A. O Brien
Une
Sarah Roy Tuuney
Charles EO Kanade
Adi
Ella Nora Knode
Ate Bie
Fisol Gee
Grange
David
Aut Benn
John Renny
Howard Stam
Tel’ Zammerman
Harry Paul D
Derr Harry
Tie Ty F
Edward Pearl West
Por Sapninetorn
W. C
T. U
Salvation Army
Merchant Seaman
MIR
Aid Bester Daboe
Clara Repier
Unnion
Fife
Counts Organisation
J. R. Atoin Ladelerge
Sappington
Luke
Robert W Doty
Wilmer Smith
Raymond Teeney
Doty
Virgie Staley
Albin
Amys
Alun
Wr Shouk
Lundermarian AL Daes
Baltimore
The
United States
Athutalisi
al Ood
Wihaminn
America
Aven
Vicks
Tkmanship
Uyt
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Buckeystown
Motler Ave
Lewistown
Braddock Heights
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Zeiler—Real Estate
North Court St
Frederick, Md
Chesapeake
R&o
Europe
Pacific
Sam
RB White
Baltimore & Ohio
Potomac Telephone Company Bell System
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