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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1944

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10

State Dept Nominees Confirmed Amid Senate Vote

The Senate confirmed Joseph C. Grow as Under Secretary of State and four assistants for a reorganized State Department after Roosevelt intervention. Archibald MacLeish won approval as Assistant Secretary in charge of cultural and public relations amid partisan opposition. Rockefeller, Clayton, Dunn and Holmes also cleared, with some opposition from Southern Democrats and others over policy and how the department should be run.

Washington Senate Reorganized State Department Roosevelt Congress Joseph C. Grow Archibald MacLeish MacLeish Grew Japan Nelson Rockefelier Wii L. Clayton Breda Sig Ler James C. Dunn Julius C Holmes Dwisht D Eisenhower A$ Am Pepper Florida Guilicgania Murray Epper LaFollette Aiken Vermont Lawger North Dakota Johnson California House of Morgan Rockefeller Russell Dga Clayton Chandler D-Ky O'Mahoney Dwye Foreign Relations Committee

Creagerstown Soldier Wounded in Germany December 3

Mrs. Adeline Plumer of Creagerstown notified War Department that her husband T Wilfred W Plumer Sr was slightly wounded in Germany on December 3. He served since December 5, 1942 and went overseas in October. The couple reside with his parents near Creagerstown. Plumer is a son of Mr and Mrs Edward Plumer. his brother Guilford is a navigator on an Army B 29 and stationed in California.

Adeline Plumer Creagerstown War Department T. Wilfred W. Plumer Germany T 5 Plumer Guilford California

Pilot Rolph Award Nomination Notes Wat Uberdiet Raid

Lt Rolph logged 390 combat hours across 660 missions with the Fifth Ai Force unit before reassignment. He earned a Castrogurpaed Flying Cross for a raid near Palau as his wife Ada Hildebrand Rolph of 113 West Third Street is listed as next of kin.

Rolph Fifth Ai Force Palau Ada Hildebrand Rolph West Third Street

White House Gets Dispute Over Montgomery Ward Case

Washington dispatch reports War Department and WLB probes into Montgomery Ward non compliance with wage and union security orders. White House involvement anticipated as Lloyd Garrison and William Davis confer with Fred Vinson on possible seizure actions. Also notes POW status of Rube Bloom missing since September and later declared prisoner of war in Germany.

Washington Montgomery White House William H. Davis WLB Lloyd Garrison Fred Vinson Ward Gypsum Fil If 8 Gypsiumn Company Sewell Avery Vhirman Montgomery Ward United Mie Workers of America Boston Los Angeles U.S Vinson Detroit Roosevelt

Overseas Cpl Mattie Arrives at Base In Mid November

Overseas Corporal Mattie, son of Mrs Rose C Mattie of 13 East AN Saistregt, arrived at an overseas base in mid November. He is one of five children in the Army and Navy. An elder brother, Conder Dominic Mattie, recently returned from the Pacific and is stationed at Annapolis.

Cpl Mattie Rose C. Mattie East AN Saistregt Am Overseas Army Navy Conder Dominic Mattie Pacific Annapolis

78th Congress Ends Session Adjourns Washington

The 78th Congress adjourned at 7:50 p.m. as the House and Senate finished business. Few members remained in the chamber, and Speaker Sam Rayburn received a tribute from Rep. Michener. Hutson of Green Bay hinted at retirement but remained unsure. Romanian officials were ordered arrested on war collaboration charges as the government blamed authorities for placing the country at war.

Washington House Senate Congress Rep Michener R-Mith Assembly Sam Rayburn Con‘aress Texas Rep. Cox D-Ga ACCU Bucharest Deo Crmina Freer Pinistees Anc Uty Romania Respor Gerais Agailol Russie 1 Aen Rey

Carriers Split Jap Fleet In Luzon Preview Of Bigger War

McCain and Thach led the fast carrier force in a bold operation over Luzon that routed Japanese air power, pinning enemy planes and threatening the empire. Admiral Halsey lauded the plan as brilliantly executed, while Lt Anne Hoffman returns home from 32 months in the South Pacific awaiting reassignment after service in Australia.

Adm McCain Philippines Navy Luzon Japan John Wei Empire William F. Halsey Mindoro McCair Mississippi John S. Thach Fordyce Ark Tellcat Luzon Island Pacific Army Nurse's Corps Australia Anne Hoffman William E. Hoffman Woodsboro Asheville N.C Hoffman Frederick High School University Hospital Baltimore Avetealia Enith Johns Hopkins University of Maryland Medical Unit

No Formal Charter He Says In Roosevelt News Briefing

President Roosevelt in Washington said the Atlantic Charter is not a formal signed document but was signed in substance. He spoke at a news conference after returning from Warm Springs, addressing Poland Greece and a possible Roosevelt Churchill Stalin summit with cautious, noncommittal replies. Poison powders ground very fine are typically more effective as insecticides than larger particles.

Washington Roosevelt Capital Churchill White House Warm Springs Poland Washington Evening Star United States Washington Times-Herald Star Frank Waldrop Times-Herald Greece Ernest Bevin Quebec State Department Mec Congress

Loss Of U. S. Tanker In Pacific Announced

Washington reports the loss of the U S tanker Mississinewa in the central Pacific due to enemy action. About 60 percent of the 240 aboard were saved. Next of kin have been notified. An unidentified Navy float plane pilot rescued at least 20 men amid flames, towing them to safety. Charles F Hartman of the city qualified as administrator of his mother Mary C Hartman’s estate with real estate valued at 5000 and personal property of 5500.

Washington Central Pacific Navy Phillip George Beck Fast 29Th Street Brooklyn New York Kenwood Street Norfolk Rick Skipper Mississinewa Charles F. Hartman

Four Girls Find They Didn't Marry After All

Alliance Nebraska four young women learned last August that their weddings were faked by a man impersonating an Army chaplain at Alliance Army Air Base barracks believed to be an Army chapel. No marriage certificates were filed in Box Butte County. The man and paratroopers left for overseas, and no further contact was made with the women. County Judge Penrose E Romig said government allotment checks revealed no records of marriages. Air base officers denied knowledge of the case and noted the base had moved from Troop Carrier Command to the Second Air Force.

Box Butter Troop Carrier Command Second Air Force

Tokyo losses rise as Luzon air sweep sinks ships

Pearl Harbor dispatch reports "additional destruction of 14 ships and small craft" in carrier plane sweeps over Luzon on December 13 14 and 15. Communique revised enemy vessels sunk to 61 from 64, with U S combat losses at 27 planes. Strong entities include Luzon dates and Adm Nimitz.

U. S. Pacific Fleet Pearl Harbor Chester W. Nimitz Luzon U. S

Christmas Party Held By Frederica Kiwanis Club

Rev W M Weaver spoke at the Frederica Presbyterian Church Christmas party and Ladies Night at the Francis Scott Key Hotel noting wartime optimism. The event drew about 80 attendees with carols, solos by Richard Zimmerman, and a poinsettia donation from Edward H Sharpe raising 25 for the Underprivileged Child Fund. Ransom R Lewis won the War Stamps prize. Richard Bowlus spoke on Spirit of Christmas. Also listed is a divorce: Melvin L Pottorff divorced from Lena F Pottorff with custody pending.

W. Merval Weaver Frederica Cnoureh Kiwanis Club Francis Scott Key Hotel Francis &. Sappington Charles K. Taylor Richard E. Zimmerman Sperry L. Storm H. O. Lchroecer Edward H. Sharpe Charles W. Lough Ransom R Lewis Richard 5. Bowlus Ox Fiere Company Weaver Wilmer Eye Institute Harriet Lane Hospital Christ

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