G O P Will Shorten War Halleck Says
Republican leader Halleck argues a GOP victory in November will shorten the war by months or years by restoring home front support and accelerating military leadership. He spoke to more than 200 GOP leaders as convention talks and city bids unfold in Chicago.
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Chicago
America
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
Republican National Committee
House Republican Campaign Committee
Congress
Harrison E. Spangler
National Committee
Philadelphia
New Deal
Spangler
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Walter 5. Hallanan
Charleston
W. Va
Harry Darby
Kansas
Harold W. Mason
Vermont
Republican Party
Republican Congress
Rift map shows Polish Russian border conflicts and edits
Graphical map depicts the evolving borders of Poland from 1919 to 1939, highlighting the Curzon line, the Pilsudski line, and the division of Poland by Germany and the USSR in 1939. It notes Vilna seizure from Lithuania in 1920 and Teschen taken after Munich in 1938, with context on Polish underground aims.
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Poland
Russia
Pomorze
Posnan
Upper Silesia
Austria
Galicia
Paris
Curzon Line
Ussr
Pilsudski
Germany
London
Vilna
Lithuania
Czechoslovakia
Teschen
Munich
Maryland officials contest Bright estate residence for probate
State officials instruct Frederick County authorities to wait ninety days from December 18 and summon heirs to show cause why administration has not occurred. The case centers on Robert S Bright alleged Maryland residency for estate tax and probate purposes with a Virginia codicil cited. The matter touches Frederick County real estate and intangible property, with Maryland claiming jurisdiction over the estate. A separate midnight fire alarm reported a chimney fire at 515 North Bentz Street.
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D. Hayward Hamilton, Jr
William C. Walsh
Register of Wills
Roy L. Leatherman
Frederick County
Hamilton
Bright
Frederick
Richmond
Chancery Court
Maryland
Virginia
Leatherman
Mr. Hamilton
Orphans’ Court
Wilmington
Del
Hall Hammond
Hall
Mr. Bright
Citizens
United Fire Companies
North Bentz Street
Farm Groups Open Four Day Meeting in Baltimore
Baltimore January 10 farm leaders from across the state gather in Baltimore for a four day annual meeting of the Maryland Agricultural Society and the Maryland Farm Bureau and affiliated groups. Attending are the Maryland Vegetable Growers Association Maryland Stockmen's Association Maryland Poultry Council Maryland Crop Improvement Association 4 H Clubs and the Associated Women of the Maryland Bureau.
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Baltimore
Maryland Agricultural Society
Maryland Farm Bureau
Maryland Vegetable Growers’ Association
Maryland Stockmen’s Association
Maryland Poultry Council
Maryland Crop Improvement Association
Maryland Bureau
Kers
C. E. Wise, Jr
New Theater Managers Appointed by Warner Bros
Nat Glasser announces promotions for Tivoli and Opera House with Edwin W. MacGill to Tivoli manager and Cyril Mee to operate the City Opera House in Warner Bros. plans for the duration of service. Mee, an Australian native naturalized in 1912, transfers from the Metropolitan Theater to lead the Opera House and trains under Crowther before reporting for Army duty. Alvie Covell becomes Tivoli assistant manager as part of a broader reorganization.
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Glasser
Tivoli Theater
Alvie N. Covell
Warner Bros. Houses
Forney
Navy
Opera House
Crowther
Mr. Mee
Winston- Salem
N. C
Opera
Florida
Mee
Metropolitan Theater
Washington
United States
Australia
Winchester
Mr. Mes
Warner Bros
Lions
Ellis
Presbyterian Church
Billy Sunday
Duke of
Four Wills Are Probated In Busy Orphans Court Session
The Orphans' Court admitted four wills to probate on Monday. Dr. William Crawford Johnson left his estate to widow Ruth Johnson with a $5,000 life policy as the sole asset. Other probates included Martin L. Horine's will, Nettie F. Arnold's church bequests, and Mary Alice Brown's will with declining remainder provisions. Executors named include Atlee Horine and William B. Boyer.
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Orphans’ Court
William Crawford Johnson
Ruth G. Johnson
Alice M. King
Charles McC. Mathias
Horine
Martin L. Horine
Burkittsville
William M. Storm
Hettye A. Hahn
Stephen Horine
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Bur‘ittsville
Church Council
Elizabeth Horine
Mildred Gordon
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Atlee Horine
Jefferson Methodist Church
Nettie F. Arnold
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Helen S. Mock
William B. Boyer
Petersville
Margaret Zecker
Burkinlsville
Helen Boyer
Mary E.turner
New York
Alice R. Johnson
Mary Alice Brown
Jacob Rohrback
Leona G. Mercer
James H.crammer
Cleo Nora Brown
Mary E. Turner
Walter C. Feaga
Route 3
Orsena P. Feaga
J.A. O'Brien
Franklin Street
Austin C. Hoffman
C. Frank Hoffman
Alan Motter
Louise Kershner
Elnathan M. Kershner
Emmitsburg
Helen Swope Kershner
Elmer L. Burrier
Mary S. Burrier
Special call and pre induction exams for Frederick County registrants
Fifty special selectees for a February call were ordered from Frederick County to be examined in Baltimore. Board One lists 29 white and eight colored registrants, Board Two 13 white. Screening tests at Winchester Hall are cancelled. Pre induction physicals replace usual routine. Men may be sent to Army Navy Marines or Coast Guard. Await orders in Frederick after examination. early February arrivals expected. 1-A and deferment requests to be handled before re classification.
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Frederick County
Baltimore
Parsons Newman
Draft Board
Winchester Hall
Newman
Board One
Board Two
Fifth Regiment
Army
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Frederick
Anti
School Bus Damaged in City Intersection Collision
Police investigated a collision between an empty school bus and a tank truck at West Church and Hentz streets Monday about 3 30 in the afternoon. No injuries were reported though both vehicles suffered considerable damage. Sergt Daniel E Swomley led the inquiry.
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West Church
Hentz
Daniel E. Swomley
No Settlement Of Dispute Between Poland And Russia
Moscow radio challenged a Polish January fifth statement on Soviet Polish frontier and guerrilla cooperation with Russians. It referenced pre 1939 borders, plebiscite claims, and asserted support for an independent Poland and friendship with Russia amid ongoing fighting on former Polish lands.
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London
Moscow Radio
Poland
Soviet Monitor
Russia
Revno
Ukraine
Riga
Parole sought by Evelyn Bajkowski on fifth anniversary of murder conviction
Five years to the day since her second degree murder conviction and 15 year sentence Mrs Evelyn Bajkowski applied for parole in Frederick County Circuit Court. She was convicted in the killing of William Warren Gantt a 53 year old wealthy Calvert County tobacco grower.
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Frederick County
Evelyn Bajkowski
Bajkowski
William Warren Gantt
Calvert County
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