Roosevelt Returns to White House After Casablanca Conference
President Roosevelt arrives back in Washington from Casablanca where he and Prime Minister Churchill drafted a master 1943 plan for unconditional Axis surrender. The trip included stops in Brazil Liberia Dakar Trinidad and Miami with briefings on Allied war efforts and troop reviews in North Africa.
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French Morocco
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Churehull
Thanks Roosevelt For Decisive Help From France
Telegram from Gen. Henri Giraud to President Roosevelt expresses overseas France gratitude for United States aid. He says the decisive help enables France to accomplish its mission and free metropolitan France, sending warm greetings to the Allied leader.
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Henri Giraud
Roosevelt
France
United States
Metro- Politan
North Asia
Morocco
State urges hunters to report game killed under new drive
The Maryland Inland Fish and Game Commission will force hunters to report game killed in the past year. State Game Warden E Lee LeCompte and Regional Warden Benjamin F Phobus Sr announced that license buyers receive a card to forward to the game department. Reports were due January 15 and penalties await those who fail to file. About 70 percent complied last year, and delinquents will be summoned to show cause.
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State Inland Fish and Game Commission
Maryland
E. Lee LeCompte
Benjamin F. Phobus
Game Department
LeCompte
State Department
Pheibus
Noe Extenuating Circumstances Schultz Paroled by Governor
Governor Herbert R. O Conor announces parole for George F. Schultz, former State Health Inspector of Baltimore, serving 18 years for second degree murder in the 1934 killing of Bessie C Darling at Valley View Manor. The case drew wide notice after Schultz shot Darling and then killed himself. Schultz had claimed jealousy and financial ties with Darling, and his parole was one of eight approved on the governor’s recommendation.
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George F. Schultz
Bllimore
Frederick County
Schulte
Deerfield
Schultz
Frederick City
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Valley View Manor
Arthur D Willard
Charles W Woodward
Hammond Urner
E. Austin James
William M Storm
Baltimore
State Department of Health
Charles W Cruni
Herman M. Moser
County officials urge bird shelters for winter in county
Warden Phobus appealed to rural residents to provide shelters and feed for birds on their premises. He and Deputy Warden Kettels located six cavers to build shelters and stock feed, offering to assist if farmers cannot. Wardens will survey accessible areas to ensure birds receive shelter and food.
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Durward W. Kettels
Phobus
Kettells
Bid Ufe
Knox Nimitz And Halsey In Bomb Attack
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox Admiral Chester Nimitz and Admiral William Halsey were under Japanese air attack twice in two weeks. The first on Espiritu Santo and the heavier seven hour raid on Guadalcanal. Knox hailed the attacks as inaccurate and praised submarine action and Allied unity. He toured fronts, predicted Guadalcanal’s fall, noted a hospital with nurses, and highlighted malaria as a major enemy while stressing rapid medical care for the wounded.
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Plane Forced Down Near Victorville Bear Canyon
Army Air Force officials announced a glider-towing transport plane carrying 10 or 11 men was forced down in Bear Canyon south of Victorville California with undetermined fate. No details were immediately available.
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Taylorsville Man Death by Own Action
Frank B. Condon a Taylorsville native died by suicide Friday near Reisertstown. The Medical Examiner said he shot himself with a .22 caliber rifle while seated in his automobile. the death was instantaneous. His wife Grace M. Condon found him after hearing the rifle report. he had been despondent recently and was a Baltimore shipyard worker preparing to leave for work.
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Reisterstown
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Baltimore
Condon Rites Held For Taylorsville Resident
Funeral services were conducted for Burgess Condon of Taylorsville who died at home. He is survived by two young children Frank H. and Sandra J. Condon, a son of Burgess and the late Anna Condon, and by a stepmother, three brothers Ralph Rockdale James Randallstown and Heart Taylorsville, plus a half sister Miss Ruth Condon Taylorsville. The service left the residence at 1:00 pm with final rites at Taylorsville Methodist Church at 2:30 pm, Rev. J Howard Link officiating, interment in the adjoining cemetery, C. M. Waltz, funeral director.
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Taylorsville
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Randallstown
Heart
Ruth Condon
Taylorsville Methodist Church
J Howard Link
C. M. Waltz
Governor O Conor backs state court reform plan in fierce terms
Baltimore January 31 Governor O Conor endorses a state commission report proposing reorganizing state and Baltimore City courts. He declares his support in what he calls a fierce endorsement, urging action on the reform measure.
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Baltimore Court System Restructuring Proposed in Legislature
A commission led by the late Chief Judge Carroll T. Bond recommends consolidating Baltimore City courts into the Superior Court of Baltimore City, abolishing juvenile and orphans courts, reducing Court of Appeals judges to five with Baltimore City and statewide members, and transferring probate work to Baltimore while county circuits handle it elsewhere. The plan also limits trial judges to 10 in Baltimore and 21 county-wide, with first hearings set this week.
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Superior Court
Baltimore
Wrecked Navy Transport Plane Found Near Ukiah Calif
A Navy transport plane missing ten days during a Pear Harbor to San Francisco flight was found wrecked and burned ten miles southwest of Ukiah California. Seventeen aboard were killed including Rear Admiral Robert H English and other high naval officers. The crash occurred in a heavy rainstorm as the craft tried to descend toward San Francisco and ended up off a 2000 foot ridge. soldiers guarded the area while search teams scoured the Sierra foothills.
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