Food Spoilage Prompt Protests in Piraeus and UN Aid Idle
The Piraeus League of Merchants protested to the Ministry of Supply over $4.5 million in foodstuffs spoiled in warehouses due to distribution failures. Items included cheese milk sugar vegetables codfish herring and lard. over 100000 pounds of sugar spoiled. The ministry ordered an inquiry into distribution and ships diversion to Rhodes.
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Athens
Piraeus League of Merchants
Ministry of Supply
Piraeus
Merchants’ League
Ministry of Justice
Rhodes
Greece
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
United Nation Special Committee
Balkans
Salomika
U. N
Trygve Lie
Lie
Unscor
Youths Abandon Car in Maryland Theft Case
Four Allegany county youths arrested Saturday in Newcastle Maryland are tied to a stolen Baltimore car from Friday and a second abandoned vehicle near West Friendship last Thursday. They are identified as John Groves 14 Glen Anderson 16 Eugene Nine 17 of Lonaconing and James Perry 18 of Frostburg Route 1. Perry has prior car theft arrests according to State Police.
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Allegany County
Newcastle
del Im
Baltimore
West Friendship
West Virginia
Cumberland
John Groves
Glen Anderson
Eugene Nine
Lonaconing
James Perry
Route 1
Frostburg
Prime Minister Baldwin Dies in Sleep at Home
Arthur James Baldwin, 60, once Premier during Edward VIII's abdication period, died in his sleep at his Stourport, Worcester shire home. A conservative ironmaster and devout churchman, he supported British American cooperation and described the PM role as the loneliest job in the world with plans for lasting alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Edward VII
Stourport
Worcestershire
Radio programming and Washington price policy note
A scanned era radio schedule fragment lists ABC and network shows with a later item on Approve GOP Plan in Washington. The article then reports on December 14 rent ceiling views in Baltimore area and ends with a Leesburg Virginia marriage license issued to Roland Walter Hooper and Martha Jane Boyer.
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Washington
Hous
Barking
Leesburg
Roland Walter Hooper
Martha Jane Boyer
Rites Planned for Cpl Ira Moore
The body of Cpl Ira Leslie Moore, 26, slain in France on July 14, 1943, will arrive in Frederick from Philadelphia via B and O Railroad on Tuesday afternoon. Prayers will be at C E Chine and Son Funeral Home 8 East Patrick Street, then a 10 o clock Mass at St. John s Catholic Church. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery with military honors omitted per request. He served in a medical unit of the Second Division.
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Cpl
Ira Leslie Moore
Ire V
Pansy Carlin Moore
East South Street
France
Frederick
Paradelphia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
C. E. Chine and Son, Funeral Home
East Patrick Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mt Olivet
New York
Robert Burns
Philadelphia
Stanley Smulski
War Department
Cpt. Moore
Frederick Moore Inducted and Reported Missing in Action
Frederick Moore, a St John’s church member and former Frederick High School graduate, left Fort Sam Houston January 16 1941 for World War II service. He served 18 months there then moved to Camp McCoy Wisconsin and later shipped to England with his unit in October 1944. The outfit spent six months in Northern Ireland before arriving in England in April 1944. His last letter dated June 3, just before the D Day invasion, preceded his being reported missing in action and later confirmed as a battle casualty in August. He worked at the News-Post before the war and was the third casualty from the newspaper force. He is survived by his parents and brother Vernal C Moore and three sisters.
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Mir Prederick Moon
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Camp McCoy
Wis
England
North Ireland
St. John's Church
Holy Name Society
St. John’s School
Frederick High Schoor
News-Post
Force
Vernal C. Moore
Moore Kin Survived By Niece. Baltimore Tie Mentioned
Mary C. Moore of home and Corinne E. Moore of Baltimore are named in the obituary. One niece also survives.
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Mary C. Moore
Corinne E. Moore
Baltimore
The News Fortnightly Dispatches From Frederick
The Frederick paper reports daily happenings in the town and surrounding regions with notices of weather, markets, and local affairs. It notes upcoming fairs, prices, and community tidings characteristic of mid fifteenth century provincial news.
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DuBois
Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade
K. of C
Joseph Edwards
St John's
Westminster
Edwards
Joseph Menger
West Tainster
Jane O'Leary
Jack Kennedy
Mary Gaffin
Herbert Jordan
Mary M. Kopfinger
Louise Leichert
Clifton
Italy
Leghorn
Admiral Sims
Salerno
Sicily
Walter Snow
North Market St
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Damascus High School
United States
Territories
Shirley Duvall
Harry Jones
Austin Arnold
Dietz
Rent~zell
Samuel Thompson
Sgt
Swomler
Roger
Atlantic City
N. J
Palestine
Europe
Howard CO
Howard County
Stanley Baldwin
Minum
Thomas & Sons, Inc
Boonsboro
Abc
Risin
Dhs
Rapeath
Abc- West
Mbs
Red Barber
Lowell Thamge
Liebe
Ebs
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Tili
Nbe Smith
Ebs Davy
Ate Kewa
Perty
Abe Bob Crosby
Ape Meory
Haltenborn
Ebs Srert
Cavalcade of America
Ake Scotted Yard
Howard Barrow
Abe Gotfrey
Dbhs
Gore Cates
Ebs Buly Rose
Abe Radio
Sage Americ
Abe Gabriel Hi
Abe Laney Kaye
Abe Eaghe
Abe 3
Brend
Irma Siit
Ralph Norman Stusic
Fish and Hunt Club
Frad Waring
Abe Screen Guild
Piagers
Cba
Earit
Goodwin Tilk
Abe Alan Lomax
Lailade
Buddy Weed
Abe
Ebs Ews
Dante
Abe-West
Baltimore Area Rent Advisory Board
Baltimore City
Anne Arundel
Carroll, Cecil
Harford
Howad Counties
Cpl. Moore
Cpt
Paul L. Grum
Kallaway Frederick
Wellsmere
Wellsmere Shop
North Court Street
Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
WEMD
Fanny Brice
Hanley Stafford
Coty
Yardley
Ronson
Fisk & Gr
Fisk
Schemit
Lee & Fire
Rice & Krantz
S. Met
Harry Tinney
Hamilies
Glade Valley
Garber
Dulan
Retatl Merchants Division
the News
Frederick, Md
Staub
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
West Patrick ST
AL Bart. Vigr
the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Slamour
Peewee
Cory Coffee Waker
Ruby Ring Schick
Bill
Hemsberg
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