Retiring Army Doctor Howard Dutrow Returns to Dayton
Lieut. Col. Howard V. Dutrow, a Frederick County native, returns to Dayton anticipating medical retirement after three years in the U. S. Medical Corps. He leaves active duty March 2 following a career including chief eye ear nose and throat service at Borinquen Field Puerto Rico and posts in Miami Beach. He is undecided about resuming private practice. Col Dutrow, a former Panama Canal Zone physician, reduced disease rates under his supervision and is president of the Dayton Country Club.
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Howard V. Dutrow
Frederick County
Dayton
U. S. Medical Corps
Dutrow
Col Dutrow
Reserve Corps
Isthmian Canal
West Third
Sueet
Grayson D Dutrow
J L Mohler
H Lee Derby Jr
Cleveland Heights
US Navy
Col Dutraw
Dayton Country Club
Attack on Paramushiro Island Port Also Reported
The Navy confirms bombardment by American ships at Kurabu Point Paramushiro on the island's southern tip and notes an attack on the island's east coast Eyewitness accounts focus on Kurabu Point describing a low ging point with shoal water and reefs extending about two miles offshore The strait between Paramushiro and the next island lies to the north and ships likely did not venture far into it
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Washington
Navy Department
Kurabu Point
Paramushiro Island
Paramushiro
Chimney Fire at Earl Elliott Home In Brunswick
Brunswick firemen were called Saturday morning to extinguish a chimney fire at the home of Special Policeman Earl Elliott. No serious damage was reported.
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Brunswick
Earl Elliott
War Food Admin Sets Milk For Civilians Drop
Civilians will receive about 390 million pounds less evaporated and condensed milk this year under a War Food Administration allocation. Civilian supply will approximate last June’s distribution rate, with 53 pounds to civilians per 100 pounds, 28 to US military, and 14 to Lend Lease Red Cross and foreign relief. 5 percent reserved for emergencies. Rev Don Frank Fenn preached at Hood College on a vesper text centered on loving God and neighbor.
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Washington
War Food Administration
Red Cross
Foreign Relief
Don Frank Fenn
Church of Saint Michael and All Angels
Baltimore
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Fenn
Atlanta cruiser launched at Camden shipyards
The cruiser Atlanta, successor to the Mighty A sunk at Guadalcanal, slid into the Delaware River at New York Shipbuilding. The event drew about 5,000 spectators including Georgia residents and shipyard workers. The keel was laid Jan 5 1943 and residents of Georgia bought 63.4 million dollars in war bonds for the project.
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Camden
N. J
Atlanta
Guadalcanal
Delaxrare River
New York Shipbuilding Company
Margaret Mitchell Marah
Georgia
Delaware
Samuel P Jenkins
Georgia City
Local Names List Marks Community Event
A long readable roster lists numerous individuals including Daniel Jacobs Thomas W Clem W W Corbin Reymond Bowers Chris Jacobs Charles Stull Merkle Ecker William Null Harry Wampier Edward Bowers Harold Free Edna Martz Audrey Wachter Mildred Clem Margaret Kipp Anna Mary Stull Pauline Mart Beverly Wachter Betty Cem Verna Klipp Louella Martz Hilda Martz Ruth Stull Margaret Clem Dorothy Lee Martz Marie Martz Jo Ann Jacobs Stanley Bollinger Willam Renn Maynard Martz Jr Willam Keyser Kenneth Klipp Richard Jacobs Joseph Free Joseph Clem Walter Clem Jr Charles Bowers David Clem Bully Corbin William Clem Bobby Clem Calvin Wachter Jr
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Ues
Daniel Jacobs
Thomas W Clem
W. W. Corbin
Reymond Bowers
Chris Jacobs
Charles Stull
Merkle Ecker
William Null
Harry Wampier
Edward Bowers
Harold Free
Edna Martz
Audrey Wachter
Mildred Clem
Margaret Kipp
Anna Mary Stull
Pauline Mart
Beverly Wachter
Betty Cem
Verna Klipp
Lou
Curfew Enforced After Warsaw Reprisals
SWIT says Polish underground reports Maj Gen Kutschera and five other Germans were fatally wounded by a street device in Warsaw on February 1. The Germans retaliated by executing 100 hostages and leaving bodies in the street. A 100 million zloty fine was imposed on the city and a curfew ordered.
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Stockholm
SWIT
Kutschera
Warsaw
Appoints Chairmen for War Fund Drive in City
City Chairman Charles McMathias announced chairmen for committees spearheading the 1944 Red Cross War Fund drive aiming at $47,000 with about $25,000 pledged by the city. Names include W H Anders, W L S Hyssong, John Ed Sehell, A B Collinus, and Charles K Taylor, with committees to be formed in a week or ten days. The drive will include a general canvass and women will lead door to door collections while coordination with industrial and commercial groups is planned. The campaign follows the National War Fund model used last fall.
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Charles McC Mathias
W H. B. Anders
W L S Hyssong
John Ed Sehell
A. B Collinus
Charles K Taylor
Mathias
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Col. H. ¥. Dutraw
Jayne
Jaynes
Cho Thind Asd
D. Jayne
Signature Auto—Furniture Loans
Frederick
Frederick, Maryland
Court St
P.L. Hargett&Co
South Market St
PF. L. Hargltt & CO
YIRIT
Doll Jewelry Store
Frederick, Md
Cruiser
Sii
Wars
U. Clem
William Keyser
Oscar Keyser
Chester G Clem
Maynard Martz
Bradley Clem
Edwards
Helen Notnagle
Richard Zimmerman
House of Delegates of
Maryland
Miss Burger
Vessae
Pons
Cola Company
Long Island City
N.Y
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Peoples Service Drug Stores
West Patrick St
N. Market St
Wade
von Hoover Swors
Notary Public
Williamson
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
U. S
Sears Farm
Tare Ee
le and Co
Market St. Frederick, Md
Lealé
Banks OF Frederick Clearing House Association
Citizens National Bank
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Western Maryland Trust Company
Bank OF Brunswick Farmers State Bank
Emmitsburg
Middletown Savings Bank
Banks of
Myersville Savings Bank
Peoples National Bank
Brunswick Peoples Bank
Union Eriuce Banking and Trust
Thurmoat Bank
Walkersville Bank
Jdsboro Savings Bank
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