Pastor Saul to lead Carlisle Lutheran church
Dr. Harry L. Saul, pastor at First Lutheran Carlisle Pa, received an unanimous call to pastor Evangelical Lutheran church. If he accepts, he will replace Rev. Dr. Amos John Traver who left to teach at Hamma Divinity School. Saul, 49, is a Gettsyburg College and Seminary graduate, and plans to delay until after Easter.
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Harry L. Saul
First Lutheran Church
Carlisle
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Old Chapel
Saul
Amos John Traver
Hamma Divinity School
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Frederick
Schuylkill County
Bedford
Altoona
Gettysburg College
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
James H. Falk
Earl E. Ziegler
Frank W. Cole
Clarence A. Bussard
John L. Shaw
Dr. Saul
Church Council
William Sprenkel
Charles P. Seeger
Robert L. Smith
Edwin E. Stoffer
John H. Lentz
William S. Lambdin
Board of Foreign Missions of
The
United Lutheran Church In America
Paul H. Gileichman
India
Kuhlman
Byron A. Winebrewer
Mr. Sprenkel
Accident at Licksville Involves Tractor Trailer En Route South
A tractor trailer en route to Florida ran off a slippery road near Licksville on Wednesday evening, causing considerable damage. The driver had been north to Gettysburg and Baltimore earlier, while his assistant died in Baltimore Sunday of monoxide poisoning. A separate decree grants Mrs Helen J Dawson an absolute divorce from Paul M Dawson, with Austin James representing the plaintiff and costs to be paid.
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Florida
Licksville
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Patrick M. Seanauffer
Equity
Helen J. Dawson
Thurmont
Paul M Dawson
Miami, Fla
Austin James
Costa
Fourth War Loan Opens With 281st Liberty Ship
Baltimore hosts the opening of the Fourth War Loan campaign at the Bethlehem Fairfield shipyard with the launch of its 281st Liberty ship. The vessel, the U S Launchess, was sponsored by Betty Furness and Capt. John W. Thompson USMC, who recently returned from the Southwest Pacific to address workers about amphibious warfare in the area.
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Baltimore
Hethlehem Fairfield
U. S
Betty Furness
John W. Thompson
USMC
Southwest Pacific
Tokyo Reports Raid on Mili Atoll Second Day
Tokyo radio said American B 25 bombers raided Mili Atoll in the Marshall Islands yesterday for the second day in succession. The broadcast recorded by U S government monitors said one of the 12 planes in yesterday's raid was downed and the damage described as negligible.
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New York
Tokyo Radio
Mili Atoll
Marshall Islands
U. S
War Department promotes Marker Jacob Lovell to captain
The temporary promotion of Marker Jacob Lovell from first lieutenant to captain was announced today by the War Department via the Associated Press.
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Marker Jacob Lovell
New Windsor
War Department
Associated Press
U S Air Forces Hit Targets in Indo China
Mitchell bombers of the 14th U S Air Force attacked targets in French Indo China on Tuesday and Wednesday. They hit dock and railway areas at Campha and bombed Japanese barges at Monday. Smoke rose for 10 miles after the Mon Kay attack. All planes returned safely.
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Chungking
U.S. Air Force
French Indo- China
Campha
Motor replacement and substation expansion by H. and F. Railway
H. and F. Railway secured a freight motor from Cap itol Traction Company Washington DC to replace one lost in a December 11 Lewistown collision with a milk truck. The railroad also plans a new substation at Yellow Springs to handle rising freight tonnage on the Thurmont division. AWOL cases: Elmer B. Gouker from Camp Pickett and Charles F. Hough from Bainbridge Naval Training Station turned over to military police.
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Capitol Traction Company
Washington, D. C
Washington
Baltimore
Yellow Springs
Thurmont
Lewistown
H. and F. Railway
Frederick-Thurmont
Pickett
Ellerton
R. Paul Buhrman
Buhrman
Elmer B. Gouker
Charles F. Hough
Monrovia
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
Earthquake in Argentina mainly aftershock toll grows
Authorities reported 8,500 bodies cremated since the devastating earthquake last Saturday in Juan, Argentina.
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Wan Juan
Argentina
Van
Federal rent survey in Frederick nears completion
Representatives of the Bureau of Labor Statistics have about completed a rent survey of Frederick city. The results will be released later. The purpose was not disclosed and officials say the agency is a fact finding body. Rent prices were asked on nine dates from January 1942 to January 1944. The survey will not extend to the county and is the only one of its kind in the state.
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Frederick County
Frederick High School
Eugene W. Pruitt
Maryland Normal Schools
Frederick
Pruitt
Federal Bureau of Labor and Statistics
Frederick City
William H. Rinehart
Rinehart
Bureau
Camp Detrick
Chamber of Commerce
Reconversion Laboratory Test Planned
Washington reports a limited reconversion test of small plants in three WPB regions Cleveland Philadelphia and Kansas City MO. Idle metals would be used without civilian priority constraints, aiding experience in reconversion while not allocating metals for civilian goods. The plan aims to lift bans on iron steel aluminum copper and could expand if successful.
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War Production Board
WPB
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Nelson
Smal
Dover Strait duel opens coastal battle with German convoy
British coastal batteries opened fire on a German convoy in the Dover Strait just after dawn, sparking a duel with Nazi long range guns on the French coast that continued sporadically for three days.
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London
Dover Strait
British Fifth Army drives toward Minturno and Rome
Allied reports describe British forces expanding bridgeheads across the Garigliano river to three miles deep with three villages captured and Minturno in heavy combat. French and American units probe German lines near Cassino while air and sea support aid the river crossing amid mine fields and cave defenses. Also noted are unconfirmed reports of American landings along the Gulf of Gaeta and a German evacuation of Minturno.
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Algiers
Fifth Army
Garigliana
Minturne
Argenio
Tufo
Suio
Tulfo
Appian Way
Rome
Minturno
Cassino
Rapida River
Garigliano
Sant
Tyrrhenian
Arunei
Castel Porto
Relatively good buying in New York stock market today
Low and medium priced specialties attracted relatively good buying while the general run of issues continued to struggle with much irregularity in today’s stock market.
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New York
Teiders
Jap Resistance in Northern New Guinea May Be Collapsing
Secretary of War Stimson says indications show Japanese resistance weakening in northern New Guinea as Allied troops press across the Southwest Pacific. Australian veterans seize Sia and push beyond Vincke Point while forces trap fighters near Saidor. barges sunk by air and naval actions. In New Britain, beachheads widen as Japanese losses mount with 3,100 dead cited at Cape Gloucester and air power increasing pressure.
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Washingon
New Guinea
Stimson
Southwest Pacific
Sia
Vincke
Brunswick
Oschersleben
Naberstadt
Germany
Greaer
Focke-Wulf
Oschersieben
Messerchmitt
Junkers
Halberstadt
Salvage Show Spurs War Bond Sale in Frederick
In the first two days of the Fourth War Loan drive Frederick sold 78700 worth of war bonds. The sale was connected to a salvaged war material exhibit to be held Sunday at the Salvage Center under Frederik High School Victory Corps sponsorship. Charles W Willis, principal, arranged the sale with local banks. Tickets for exhibit access were given to bond buyers and distributed through banks. The exhibit runs 130 to 430 Sunday with military escorts and displays battered equipment including guns and a multiple rocket projector from the Russian front. Parkway and Lincoln High School drives reported weekly totals of 1229.25 and 878.50 respectively with Parkways elementary adding 381.10.
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Frederick
Frederik High School Victory Corps
Charles W. Willis
Victory Corps
Parkway Elementary School
Lincoln High
Germans Launch New Drive In Yugoslavia
London reports Marshal Josip Broz Tito said heavy fighting spread along the Croat coastal area below Fiume as Germans launched a new two pronged drive in Croatia and western Bosnia to curb Partisan threat to the naval base.
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London
Josip Broz
Tilo
Fiume
Tito
Free Yugoslav Radio
Croatia
Bosnia
Germans Report Raid On Rome Suburbs
Berlin reported by German news agency that Allied planes raided the outer suburbs of Rome this morning.
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Rome
London
Berlin
Rubber footwear prices rise on synthetic content shift
Washington January 1 9 The Office of Price Administration announced that waterproof rubber footwear including rubbers arctics and other types will soon cost more at retail due to greater substitution of synthetic rubber for reclaimed and crude rubber in these items.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
War Food Agency to restrict fancy cheese production
Washington expects the war food administration to restrict the manufacture of fancy and specialty cheese to encourage greater output of common cheddar for war needs.
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Washington
War Food Administration
Ciano's Widow Flees To Neutral Country
Stockholm reports Countess Edda Ciano daughter of Mussolini has fled to a neutral country after the execution of her husband Count Galeazzo Ciano. It is believed she sought refuge in Switzerland amid the wartime upheaval.
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Ciano
Stockholm
Edda Ciano
Benito Mussolini
Switzerland
Galeazzo Ciano
Murderous shooting targets socialite wife of U. S. attache
Mrs. Frank Starr Williams 55, wife of a State Department attache in Washington, was shot in her Drake hotel apartment in Chicago. She remained near death with a bullet lodged behind her skull after a 38 caliber gun was fired at her and her daughter Mrs. Patricia Goodbody. A middle aged well dressed woman fled the scene. no motive was found.
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Chicago
Frank Starr Williams
State Department
Washington
Drake
Williams
Patricia Goodbody
Property Sold at Trustee Sale in New Market
A trustee sale at the Court House this morning sold Martha L Bichi’s New Market residence to Mr and Mrs Gilmore R Flautt for 3500. The two story six room brick and frame dwelling sits on West Main street with a garage and small outbuildings. Amos A Holler was trustee with Leslie N Cobientz as attorney and Emmett R Bowlus as auctioneer.
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Court House
Martha L Bichi
Gilmore R. Flautt
West Main Street
Amos A. Holler
Leslie N. Cobientz
Emmett R. Bowlus
Siege Threat Looms As Soviet Push Encircles German Army
Soviet forces threaten to trap a large German army near Leningrad as the Red Army advances from two prongs south of the city and from Oranienbaum. Novgorod is reported evacuated as gains continue toward the Moscow Leningrad railway, isolating Ukraine. The German defense holds only a single highway link amid ongoing heavy fighting.
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Moscow
Leonid A. Govarev
Leningrad
Navi
Peter the Great
Red
Russia
Oranienbaum
Gulf of Finland
Lake Ilmen
Novgorod
Red Army
Reval
Tallinn
Estonia
Vologda
Moscow- Leningrad
Towithin
Lake Ladoga
Fog and warming weather eases icy roads today
Fog and moderate temperatures replace cold spell with caution urged for motorists on icy highways. Overnight low hit 327 degrees with a high of 36 degrees yesterday. Weekend snow lingers as Culler Lake ice skating remains off due to slushy ice.
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Culler Lake
Jap Counter Attacks In Burma Beaten Off
Allied forces report gains on the Arakan front in western Burma and a push by Lt Gen Stilwell’s U S trained Chinese along the Ledo route. In Gumga the enemy village fell as they advanced to cross the Tanai river while counter-attacks were repulsed. King George hosted Eisenhower and Leigh-Mallory at Buckingham Palace. The Paris radio quoted Franz Von Papen in an interview with Turkish premier Sukra Saracoglu.
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New Delhi
Arakan
Burma
Southeast Asia
Joseph W. Stilwell
Gumga
Kuhawng
Tanai River
London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Trafford L. Leigh-Mallory
George
Buckingham Palace
Hitler
Paris
Sukra Saracoglu
Franz von Papen
Turkey
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Italy
H.S. Saul
Tokyo
Indo-China
Buys Motor
H. P. Westinghouse
FBI
Wilhelm Albrecht von Pressentin Gennant von Rautter
Federal Bureau of
Labor and Statistics
Donald M. Nelson
Clark
Aftenbladet
Gulf of Gaeta
Afton- Cladet
DNB
Baltimore Clearing House
Woodsboro
Monosacy
Fanor
Laura L Marts
Frank R Cramer
Northern
Eighth Air Force
Yugoslavia
State Dept. Attache
F.S. Williams
Reds
Joseph Stalin
Lake Hmen
Jparr
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