Japs Fleeing Into Mountains Behind Allied Lines
Allied forces report Japanese troops withdrawing into New Guinea mountains near Reiss Point as Australians press toward Saidor area. The commando noted starvation deaths among retreating Japanese, with 80 killed and 20 pill boxes destroyed at Empress Augusta Bay Bougainville. Rabaul air raids continued with eight fighters shot down at Tobera. In Madang’s Ramu Valley, 220 Japanese dead were counted and a 5,000-ton freighter sunk at Ilansa Bay by Liberator bombers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South- West Pacific
Reiss Point
New Guinea
High Command
Saidor
Douglas MacArthur
Empress Augusta Bay
Bougainville Island
Solomons
Rabaul
New Britain
Tobera
Ramu
Madang
Liberator
Ilansa Bay
State tracks seek 28 day Pimlico spring meet
Maryland Racing Commission plans to act within a week on a joint application by Pimlico and three other tracks for a 28 day spring meeting at Pimlico from April 12 to May 13. The move aims to end with the 50 000 added Preakness Stakes on Pimlico closing day, one week after the Kentucky Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Racing Commission
Pimlico
Lauter
Bowie
Havre de Grace
Commission
Frank Small, Jr
Henry A. Parr
Maryland
Maryland Jockey Club
Devotions iced by Rev A F Tobler Lorettaville Meeting
A church program in Lorettaville featured Rev A F Tobler leading devotions with piano accompaniment by Mrs Albert Bussard and Mrs L D Brown and a solo by Mrs Luther Bussard. Jefferson and Lovettsville society leaders chaired, members reviewed book chapters, and a noon luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jerusalem Lutheran Parsonage
Lovettsville
Missionary Society of Saint Paul's Lutheran Church
Jefferson, Md
Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church At
America
Kenneth Miller
G. H. Seiler
Jefferson
A. F. Tobler
Lorettaville
Albert Bussard
L. D. Brown
Luther Bussard
Millard Horine
Jeferson
Henry Keller
Jefferson Society
Alma Heskett
Lovettsvile Society
Lee House
Gilmer Keller
H. 8. Keller
George Smith
George Seiler
A. A. Beatty
J. D. Brown
Mary B. Compher
M. C. Filler
Hilbert Weaver
Bertie Ssuder
Myrtle Shaft
Jessie H. Greeniay
Oscar de Grange
Evelyn Horine
David Arnold
Leo Steiner
Roy Maught
W. A. Wade
H. C. Filler
Rma Fry
Mildred Stream
Nina Hickman
Katherine Scott
Mary Baker
Mary E. Heskett
Mary Jo Weaver
Ernie Graham
W. E. Sandbower
L. B. Schutte
Fred Graham
Walter Richard
Viola Wright
G. H. Wirts
P. F Legard
W. B. Williams
H. W. Beatty
Elbert Everhart
L. A. Womeldrop
Hostess Society
Sword Given Stalingrad
London reports the Stalin grad sword, presented by the King of England to the people of the long beleaguered city, has been handed to a delegation from Stalingrad for safekeeping and display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalingrad
London
England
Moscow Radio Broadcast by Budyenny and Tehran Tire Policy
A Moscow radio report broadcast by Marshal Semeon Budyenny to D. M. Pigalev, Stalingrad executive committee leader, is noted. The text mentions Churchill delivering a sword to Premier Stein in Teheran. Washington, Feb 2. The OPA allows essential truck operators with poor recapping facilities to swap a recapped tire for a used or reclaimed rubber tire, starting February 7 with certificates from local rationing boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow Radio
Soviet Monitor
Semeon M. Budyenny
D. M. Pigalev
Stalingrad
Churchill
Stein
Teheran
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Wardway
Duncan Phyfe
Remington
Bosch Bagneto
H.P. Electric
H.P
Emerson
U. S
William Beaver
U. S. Navy
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Nicodemus
NR. Court St
Gilbert
Coats
Evangelistic Rally
Frederick
Winchester Hall
Evangelist G. H. Montgomery
Wepa
Vicks VapoRub
OPA
N. Market ST
Community Sale
Medford Grocery Co. Farms
Medford, MD
Glenn Trout
Gan
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
RC Na
Firestone
Ralf
Firestone Home Insulation
Avaraga Fie
LIS
Geht
Sas
Chamois
Les
Uncle Sam
R. B. Wolfe
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
East Patrick St
Thard Crooks
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