Mount student helps cheer 2000 Italian children this Christmas
Pvt. Jack Bubrick, a former Mount St Mary’s College student now in the air forces, sent a heartfelt letter from Italy describing Christmas gifts from American soldiers to over 2000 Italian children. He thanked Scranton friends for candy sent and shared memories of a midnight Mass and the joy of giving amid the war.
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Emmitsburg
Jack Bubrick
Air Forces
St. Mary's College
Scranton
Penna
Bernard Boyle
East Main Street
Italy
Foreign Policy Minus Political Consideration
With democracy at the crossroads Congressman H Street Baldwin addressed 75 Mt. Airy Chamber members and guests at Firemen's Hall about defining foreign policy amid political constraints. He noted personal loss in war, urged individual responsibility, and warned against expecting full federal rescue of liberties, as Mil lard E. Tydings canceled his planned speech. Tarawa battle films were shown. The Fidelis Bible Class of Grace Evangelical and Reformed held a regular meeting with 31 members, new officers announced, and thanks expressed to Homewood and Mrs. Frank Smith.
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H. Street Baldwin
Mt. Airy
Millard E. Tydings
Tarawa
U. S
Fidelis Bible
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Sunday School
Florence Waskey
Waskey
Florence Waske
Mildred Stitel
John Starr
Earl Wachter
Betty Bartgis
Hilda Burke
Francis Riddlemoser
Homewood
Frank Smith
Flowers
Mary Grove Fout
Local social and birthday events recount in January
Mrs. Margaret Crist and others led a social committee session with Secret sisters revealed and new ones drawn. Next meeting set for February 1 at Mrs. Margaret Engle’s home. Betty Jean Clark hosted a ninth birthday party on January 14 with games and gifts. Weekend visits noted for the Clark household. Pigeons near St Patrick Cathedral in New York dropped dead, sparking animal protection officials to consider disease and possible poisoning as police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Crist
Chester Crist
George Lewis
Waskey
King
Glenn Green
Charles Kinna
James Shook
Margaret Engle
Nevin Waskey
Betty Jean Clark
Airy
Yvonne Burns
Joan Gillis
Catherine Burns
Peggy Etzler
Norma Lee Carrick
Dorothy van Sant
Catherine Krause
Betty Jane Wright
June Cline
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Mary Lou Howes
Richard Clark
Clark
New York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Fifth Avenue
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Book Reviewer Analyzes U. S. Foreign Policy Book
Mr. Coblentz reviews Walter Lippmann’s U. S. Foreign Policy and Lin Yutang’s Between Tears and Laughter at the C Burrs Artz Library tonight at 7 30 open to the public. The discussion focuses on disunion from lack of policy and its impact on wars and peace, limited to one hour.
Evacuation Ordered for Heligoland Island Fortress
London reports civilians evacuated from Helgoland, the German fortress off the North Sea. The island, guarding Weser and Elbe approaches and near Hamburg Bremen and Cuxhaven shipyards, houses about 2,500 residents and has faced RAF daylight raids since World War II. Apple growing thrives as Nova Scotia's top farming sector.
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London
Berlin
Helgoland
Great North Sea Island
Weser
Elbe
Hamburg
Bremen
Cuxhaven
Kiev Canal
Rehabilitation Program Aiding Crippled Sailors To Walk
Mare Island Calif Jan 21 Sailors and Marines who lost legs at Guadalcanal and elsewhere in the Pacific are walking out of the Naval Hospital into civilian jobs thanks to a rehabilitation program. A tailor made leg and a reorientation course help patients use limbs, with some marching runs and dances. One case, Joe Burns, stands out as walking again without crutches. Some will return to limited service, most will be discharged, and several plan driving jobs or police work after rehabilitation.
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Mare Island
Calif
Guadalcanal
Pacific
Naval Hospital
J. P. Owen
Owen
Navy
Veterans Administration
Joe Burns
Watertender
Pasadeng
Burns
States Rights Returned After War Emphasized by Judge Prescott
Associate Judge Stedman Prescott of Rockville told the Lions Club at the Francis Scott Key hotel that state autonomy must be restored after emergencies while urging unified control during crises. He proposed requiring Japan and Germany to render reparative aid and materials for postwar rebuilding using their own money, and warned Frederick county’s public debt could soar many times the current base. Richard E. Zimmerman introduced the speaker as G. Raymond Shipley led the meeting.
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Stedman Presscott
Rockville
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Prescott
Frederick County
Richard E. Zimmerman
G. Raymond Shipley
Cyril Mee
Opera House
William L. Brown, Jr
Local Names Listed From District Court Document
Washington DD C Vernon Stone of Hagerstown Robert Bellheimer of Rockville Judge Patrick Schnaufler Donald Thomas Joseph Snyder Rabbi Israel Hal pern and Mr Mee referenced in the court record.
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Washington, Dd, C
Vernon Stone
Hagerstown
Robert Bellheimer
Rockville
Patrick Schnaufler
Donald Thomas
Joseph Snyder
Israel Halpern
Mr. Mee
Not All 4-F Cases Reopened by State Officials
Baltimore January 20 State Selective Service director Col Henry C Stanwood says Maryland reopens 4-F cases only when armed services standards change. A punctured ear drum or uncorrectable ailment remains disqualifying while initial teeth deficiencies now merit reconsideration. dental 4-Fs are being reassessed.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Henry C. Stanwood
Selective Service
Byrd Committee presses end to free government mail
The Byrd Committee urged Congress to strip federal departments of free mailing, boosting Post Office revenue by about 30 million dollars this year. The plan would spare War and Navy Departments Treasury and Selective Service from the change, as the committee probes non essential spending.
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Washington
Byrd Committee
Congress
War and Navy Departments
Treasury
Selective Service
Byrd
D-Va
Frederick County Farm and City Property Sale Under Decree
The notice describes a Frederick County farm of about 22044 acres with a brick dwelling, barn and dairy facilities near Frederick City, conveyed by Oscar L. Staley to Charles A. Staley, plus a second parcel on Dill Avenue near No. 247 with an eight room brick house and two car garage from Lester E Shafer, et al. Terms require one half cash on sale ratification, balance in six months with notes and security, plus deposits of 200000 for the farm, 750000 for the second parcel, and 70000 for the house and lot. all conveyancing costs to be paid by the purchaser.
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East Sieth Street
Frederick
Maryland
Phillip M. Handley
Frederick County
the Register of Wills
Orphans Court
East Sixth Street
Fast Sixth Street
Sail City
John E Schell
Ida M Schell
Philip M. Handley
Fredenck County
The
Willie J. Handley Curtis
Handley
Clarence P. Handley
Emmett R. Bowlus
Walter F. Sinn
RL. Kelly
Frederick City
Washington
Oscar L. Staley
Charles A. Staley
Yellow Springs
Tuscarora
Joseph E Staley
Charles A Staley
Albert W Burkhart
Charles A Sinley
Dill Avenue
Lester E Shafer
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Mount
Mrs. Boyle
Leslie N. Coblents
Ian
Nova Scotia
Signature Auto—Furniture Loans
Frederick, Maryland
Pearres Pharmacy
M. Daily
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
National Brewing Company
J. Austin
Sailey Goss
WBAL
Gilbert
North Market Street
Irpapr
Iathives
Frees Government Mall
Circuit Court
Weeverick City
E.W.T
Towit
Holden
Felton
Amos A
Hol
Jacob Ronaback
Tolden S& Felton
Immert R. Bowlus
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