Polish Government Asks U S And Britain To Tie Poland And Russia
London report states the Polish Government in Exile urges the United States and Britain to mediate talks between Poland and the Soviet Union on outstanding disputes. The move aims to restore diplomatic relations and secure a just Polish Soviet agreement with Allied mediation.
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London
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Poland
Britain
Soviet Union
Curzon Line
United Nations
Polish Republic
Viscount Curzon
Curzon
Germany
Lithuania
Galicia
Moscow
Eden
Tadeusz Romer
Washington
Red Army
Grive
Taneytown Marine Wounded In Action
Pfc. Martin N Nusbaum, 23, Taneytown resident and United States Marine Corps member, was wounded in action during the Tara wa Gilberts campaign. His father Claude Nusbaum has been notified. details and wound nature were not provided in the telegram.
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Pfc
Martin N. Nusbaum
United States Marine Corps
Tarawa
Gilberts
Claude HR. Nusbaum
Taneytown
Marine Corps
Pfe. Nusbaum
Taneytown High Schol
Mozyr Falls as Russians Press Baltic Front
War analyst Kirke L. Simpson reports Mozyr’s rapid fall signals Nazi withdrawal under pressure from Rokossovsky’s army. The loss cuts a vital rail link and exposes Dnieper defenses, suggesting a broader Russian winter offensive may be opening along the Baltic flank with units concentrated from White Russia to Leningrad.
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Kirke L. Simpson
Associated Press
Mozyr
Russia
Dnieper
Zhlobin
Orsha
Rokossovsky
Pripet
Mozyr- Korosten
Leningrad-Odessa
Perut
Bemp
Sarny
Boburisk
Minsk
Beresina
Arsha
Rokossacki
Baltic
White Russia
Leningrad
Vitebsk
Moscow
Second Rabies Case Is Discovered in County
The second rabid dog case in three months was announced in Fredrick County yesterday. State bacteriologist Philip C. Harvey said the outbreak was found Sunday in Locust Valley near Sigler's church. The dog, a four year old collie, died five days after showing symptoms and tested positive for dumb rabies.
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Philip C. Harvey
Locust Valley
Siglers Church
Harvey
Locust Valley Don
South Mountain
Washington- Frederick Counties
Parachutes To Safety In West Virginia Hills
Two British flyers en route to Washington bailed out when their plane failed near St Marys West Virginia along the Ohio River. One landed safely while the other died in the icy river after the craft burst into flames near Ben's Run Dam in Tyler County. Glen Triplett, an oilman from St Marys, saw the fire shortly after the parachutes opened and a rescue attempt followed.
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W. Va
Dan
Washington
Ohio River
British Air Commission
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Middlebourne
Ben's Run Dam
Tyler
Glen Triplett
Oil Company
One Year Military Training Advocated by Knox
Secretary Knox urged universal one year of compulsory training for every boy at age 17 or 18 to preserve liberties and national defense. He linked improved physical health, outdoor skills, and citizenship training to a robust America, calling for early public school integration and universal participation.
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Knox
Cleveland
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox
Cleveland Bay Scout Council
Iwe
Marine Corps
Scouling
America
Crrors
Names for Four Liberty Ships Are Selected
Washington January 14 cP Four Liberty ships under construction at the Bethlehem Fairfield shipyard in Baltimore will be named for Marylanders. William D. Byron of Williamsport, killed in 1941, Van Lear Black of Baltimore, former Sun papers publisher who died in 1930, and Thomas Donaldson, Baltimore born lawyer and engineer who died in 1877, head the list. Warren Delano, Roosevelt’s great grandfather, will title another cargo vessel, while John Elliott, New York civic leader and social worker who led in 1924, is named for the remaining ship.
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Washington
Nam
Bethlehem Fairfield
Baltimore
William D. Byron
Williamsport
House
van Lear Black
Sunpapers
Thomas Donaldson
Warren Delano
Roosevelt
John &. Elliott
New York City
Rescue Efforts Fail as River Icy Traps Runner
Rescue crews reached the site but the river’s ice slowed their efforts to save a runner who fell in. They recovered an opened parachute at the scene, indicating a possible parachute deployment before the fall.
War Developing Untracked Jungles Of Pacific Areas
Allied Headquarters in Australia notes that the Pacific war is opening New Guinea jungles to roads airstrips and harbors. Port Moresby Lae and Buna have expanded into major bases with new jetty facilities and warehouses. Cape Gloucester Saidor and Dobodura see renewed airstrips enabling transport and supply routes as peacetime development looms.
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Australia
New Guinea
Europe
Moresby
Southwest Pacific
Port Moresby
Finschhafen
Huon Peninsula
Lae
Markham
Ramu
Troop Carrier Command
Buna
Dobodurza
Dobodura
Buna Roads
Cape Gloucester
New Britain
Saidor
Malaya
Issues In Subsidies The Farm Groups Challenge Federal Subsidies
A joint statement by Albert S. Goss Edward O Neal D C League and John Brandt argues against consumer food subsidies. They claim subsidies raise national debt inflation and taxes while harming postwar stability and farm prices, urging pay as you go and price wage stabilization instead.
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Pomona Grange
Alberts. Goss
National Grange
Edward O'Neal
Farm Bureau Federation
D. C. League
National Council of Farm Cooperatives
John Brandt
National Cooperative ‘Milk Produces
Inlo
Bankhead-Steagall
Commodity Credit Corporation
Rf.c
Federal Treasury
Bitter Battle For Hill 660 Near Bergen Bay
Advanced Allied Headquarters reports nearly 500 Japanese dead in two days as Marines press Hill 660 near Bergen Bay New Britain. The enemy death toll climbs toward 3,000 as fighting continues from Cape Gloucester actions starting December 26.
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New Guinea
Bergen Bay
New Britain
Cape Gloucester
Borjgen Bay
Cape
Douglas MacArthur
Dili
Timor
Makassar
Celebes
Balik
Huon
Kapugara
Nambariwa
Sio
Saidor
Rabaul
Vunakanau
Tobera
Must Adapt Selves To War Wrought Changes
Boston January 14 war veteran families must adapt to changes in their men. Dr H C Solomon Boston psychiatrist urges veterans seek psychiatric help if needed. He says civilian readjustment will be difficult and a stable family aids re adaptation. Do not heroize or over protect him.
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Boston
H.C. Solomon
National service law could slow fathers induction pace
Washington reports that Selective Service told Congress enacting a national service law would slow the drafting of fathers while the Army and Navy aim to reach 11,130,000 by July 1. The plan would supplement replacements for non fathers and adjust monthly calls, with 700,000 draftees expected in early 1944.
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Washington
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Jate
Army
Navy
Francis V. Keesling
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Senate
House
Keesling
Roosevelt proposes monthly memorial services for fallen servicemen
Washington on January 14 President Roosevelt suggested dedicating the first Monday of each month to special memorial services honoring Army and Navy men who died in the preceding month Senator Gillette stated the President favors this plan over proclaiming every Monday as Memory Monday as Gullette had proposed
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Washington
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Gillette
D-Ia
Gulletic
Nominations by Firemen for Independent Hose Co Officers
Members of the Independent Hose Co held a Friday night meeting nominating a full officer slate for the upcoming year except for a chaplain. A banquet suspension was voted with refreshments at each meeting. The election is set for January 28 and includes presidents, secretaries, treasurers, directors, and foremen, plus an unopposed assistant treasurer and a surgeon reelection. Five membership applications were filed and an auditing committee was appointed. A buffet luncheon followed.
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Independent Hose Co
Amos J. Traver
Thomas H. Chapline
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Clarence Herwig
Ralph Wachter
Russell Hahn
Irving Plunkett
Guy V. Brust
Lewis Anderson
Paul B. Rhoads
Norman “Dutch” Ray
Charles “Reds” Shaw
Melvin Schwearing
James Jeffries
Clifford Stitely
Albert Viertz
Ben “Bud” Adams
Carl’ Rice
Paul “Buck” Wisner
H. L. Fahrney
Howard Albaugh
William D. Zimmerman
L. L. Wilson
Mt Airy Chamber Dinner to Feature Senator Tydings
Senator Millard E. Tydings had promised to attend the Mt Airy Chamber of Commerce dinner set for Thursday evening January 20 at Firemen s Hall Mt Airy.
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Millard E. Tydings
Mt. Airy
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