Wadsworth Attacks Roosevelt Policies At Maryland Banquet
Rep James W Wadsworth of New York assailed President Roosevelt over OPA farm subsidies and price ceilings at the Frederick County G O P Club dinner in Baltimore He urged Congress as essential to the nation's welfare and urged voters to weigh Washington's Farewell Address in the current crisis The event featured Beall Felton and Wanchter with Ruth Dixon Thomas singing and Stephens Orchestra Also Baltimore announces USS Refuge commission as naval hospital ship Madison gains new life
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George Washington
Frederick County
G. O. P. Club
Francis Scott Key
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Thirty
Roosevelt
Congress
OPA
White House
Beall
Wadsworth
J Glenn Beall
Maryland
Senate
Holden S. Felton
Merril F. Wanchter
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Paul A. Smith
Joseph Stephens
Washington
House
Fas
Baltimore
U . S Refuge
President Madison
Naval Hospital
Maryland Dry Dock Company
President Lines
Pearl Harbor
The
American Red Cros
Plans For Work For Returning Soldiers In Frederick
John Ed Schell Jr and Robert L Smith chairs of sub committees of the Frederick County Committee for Economic Development outlined plans to provide employment for returning soldiers and war plant workers. Surveys already completed and others in progress were explained to show local post-war development possibilities. Mrs Ransom R Lewis Jr, president of the league, said the next meeting will study the 1942 Frederick County audit and noted sheriff office operating costs and medical examiner expenditures as points for study.
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John Ed Schell, Jr
Robert L Smith
Frederick County Committee For Economic Development
League of Women Voters
Frederick County
Ransom R. Lewis, Jr
League
Sheriff's Ofice
Allied Victory May Be Later
Washington reports Churchill avoids victory prediction for 1944 and Roosevelt endorses that stance, noting German morale and capacity could extend the war into 1945. Analysts see Europe behind schedule, while the Pacific may run ahead, with Rome and Teheran timetable cues guiding invasion prep.
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Washington
Churchill
Germany
Roosevelt
Swith
Lord Halifax
War Department
Red Army
Russia
Taly
Europe
Rome
Teheran
Kwajalein
Marshal Islands
Truk
Japan
Newly Built Jap Airdrome Smashed by Allied Bombing
Allied bombers from Solomon Islands airfields struck Lakunai airdrome at Rabaul with 52 tons of bombs on Sunday, starting five large fires. No aerial resistance was met, and reconnaissance showed Rabaul's air strength was unusually low, with fewer than 100 planes counted. Ships in the harbor were also reduced in number, and Japanese activity at the base appeared to wane.
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Allied
Southwest Pacific
Rabaul
New Britain
Solomon Islands
Lakunai
Japan
South Pacific
New York
Domei
Asiatic Press Today
United States
Truk
Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Dome Bioadcat
Imperial Headquarters
Tojo
Gen Sugiyama
Osami Nagano
Navy
Japanes
Nes
Washington's Birthday Observed by Kiwanis Club at Luncheon
William B Bennett addressed Kiwanis members and Hood College guests at the Francis Scott Key Hotel luncheon. He linked Washington era hardships to modern soldiers and stressed home support. Guests included Hood students and Kiwanis officials with readings and group singing.
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William B. Bennett
Kiwanis Club
Hood College
Francis Scott Key
George Washington
Mr. Bennett
Washington
Bennett
Harry O. Schroeder
Ruth Perry
Hood
June Correll
Brooklyn
N. Y
Betty Reisenwitz
Vineland
N. J
Patricia Wood
Martinsburg
W. Va
Marilyn Barnett
New Orleans
Helen Enany
Marjorie Swan
Connellsville
Ann Mead
New Canaan
Conn
Janet Coblentz
Middletown
Beulah Munshower
Frederick
Charles Taylor
Kiwanis
Charles W. Held
Towson
Richard Zimmerman
Francis B. Sappington
Col
F. C. Rogers
Infantry
University of Michiga
Walter G. Crowther, Jr
India
Robert L. Smith
W. Merval Weaver
Compromise On Soldier Dean Of Municipal Vote Bill Is Fading
Washington February 22 A key clash over a Federal ballot plan for armed forces undermines a long sought service vote compromise House conferees may abandon the Federal ballot idea insisting on state absentee ballots Rankin and Worley clashed over ballot validation and the issue remained unresolved as the conferees met A second item concerns the death of Dr John E Lind a noted psychiatrist Millers coroner jury held the municipal court dean for grand jury action after he refused to testify in the inquest Mrs Miller pictured near collapse testified as a potential witness in the city shooting case
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East
Washington
States Rights
House
Senate
Rankin
D-Miss
Rep
Worley
D-Tex
Robert I Miller
John E. Lind
Miller
Dr. Lind
Weverton Soldier Killed In Action
Pvt Gerald Tritappe of Weverton was killed in action in Italy on January 27. Parents Mr and Mrs Charles Tritappe received a War Department telegram Tuesday morning with condolence and notice of his death. He had served in Italy several months after being inducted a little over a year ago and had worked at the Fairchild plant in Hagerstown before enlisting.
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Gerald Tritappe
Weverton
Italy
War Department
Charles Tritappe
Pythtappe
Fairchild
Hagerstown
Rome Should Be Saved by Vatican Radio
Vatican Radio quoted Pope Pius II saying Rome should be saved as war belligerents agreed to spare monuments of Athens and Cairo. The broadcast noted Mt Cassino Abbey had already been destroyed, emphasizing Rome as a religious center despite the war.
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London
Vatican Radio
Pius II
Cairo
Athens
Rome
Associated Press
Mt. Cassino
Bond Sales Mount
Maryland Fourth War Loan sales totalled 267 million dollars, reaching 140 percent of the 191 million quota. Individual sales stood at 87 million, about 94 percent of the quota. Maryland ranked third in oversubscription nation-wide, behind North Dakota and Mississippi.
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Mount Baltimore
Maryland
War Finance
Howard W. Jackson
Page
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Free State
North Dakota
Mississippi
Allied Air Strikes Hit German Fighter Plants In Europe
Heavy American Eighth Air Force from Haritain and the Fifteenth from Italy bombed Junkers factories at Sternburg Regensburg Aschersleben and Halberstadt in a coordinated raid. About 41 bombers missing, German pilots claimed, while 133 Nazi fighters were shot down. London reported raids on Rernburg airframes and Dalmatian coast targets as attackers pressed deep into German airspace.
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London
Eighth Air Force
Haritain
15Th Air Force
Italy
Sternburg
Regensburg
Aschersleben
Halberstadt
U S
Strategic Air Forces
Europe
U. S. Army Air Force
Frankfurt Radio
Britain
Rernburg
Germany
Zagreb
Bombing raids over Regensburg and Bernburg reported heavy action
Allied aircrews from Italy and the Mediterranean command attacked Regensburg near Munich and Bernburg aircraft plant. Bombers faced stiff escort and anti aircraft fire with crews reporting hits and long routes, while bombers from wandering formations battled fierce opposition and fuel shortages on missions across Europe.
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Schweinfurt
George R. Spier
Miami
Oklo
Laurence R. Stevenson
Lewiston
Idaho
Bernburg
Italy
Britain
Regensburg
Mediterranean Air Command
Munich
Foggia
Zagreb
Zara
Silenik
Messerschmitt
Europe
United States
Espionage arrests in Chile directorate raid
Anibal Jara, director general of the Chilean Information Department, announced that 14 suspects were arrested for espionage and all have confessed. The disclosure came during a press briefing in Santiago on February 22.
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Santiago
Chile
Anibal Jara
Chilean Information Department
Trailer And Cargo Burn In Route 40 Crash
A Maryland transportation firm lost a trailer and its cargo in a fire after the unit ran off Route 40 near Ridgeville Tuesday night. The load, mainly matches plus meat, cigarettes, and tobaccos, was destroyed. Driver Jesse L. Clark escaped unharmed. Officials estimated damage between 10 000 and 15 000 dollars. Fire crews from Mt Airy fought the blaze but could not save the trailer. Fog and bad driving conditions contributed to the accident.
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Maryland Transportation Company
Fie
Ridgeville
Mt. Airy Volunteer Fire Company
Frank Badger
Jesse L. Clark
North Market Street
Clark
Route 140
Army bomber crash kills 11 in New Jersey mountains
State police reported an Army bomber crashed in the Kittatinny Mountains near Millbrook New Jersey. Eleven bodies were recovered from the burning wreckage.
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Millbrook
N. J
Kittinany Mountains
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Ruhr
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Portland
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Hendrickson
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