Haines Receives Two Year Term in Assault Case
James Elsworth Haines aged 24 was found guilty of assault and battery on Dr Grace L Tracey and sentenced to two years in the Maryland House of Correction by Magistrate Alton Y Bennett. The State’s Attorney had the charge of intent to rape dropped.
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James Elsworth Haines
North Bentz Street
Grace L. Tracey
North Market Street
Maryland House of Correction
Alton Y. Bennett
Edwin F. Nikirk
Tracey
Haines
Esmne
Austin Foland
Gas House
Foland
Bennett
Edward D. Storm
Owen E. Ecker
Constance M. Conner
North
Delaware Avenue
Brunswick
Misa Conner
Ecker
Aoote OU
Sam Capen
East Third
Siens
East Third Street
Conner
Virginia Keech
E. Austin Jamies
William
Margie Jordan
Carroll Atlee Blank
Jefferson
Harvey George Baker
Frederick
George N. Hopkins
McConnelsburg
Tra Everts
Big Grove
Lewis H. Goad
Mike Papitn
Morgantown
W. Va
Kenneth Stuart
New York City
Anchor Motor Freight Lines
Kenneth Geist
Martinsburg
Middletown
Geist
Royal Transportation Co
Bruce Bruchey
State Police
Hull Answers Critics Of His African Policy
Washington dispatch reports a White House hint that the Casablanca conference news is incomplete and future chapters will emerge. Secretary Hull signaled more vital comments may come on decisions reached, while criticizing North Africa critics and urging patience for full facts amid Allied strategy and possible command changes in Tunisia.
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White House
Roosevelt Church
Casablanca
Stephen Early
Hull
State Department
North Africa
Germany
Italy
Japan
Libya
Russia
United States
Hitler
United Nations
Chris
State Guards Eligible To Serve In Observation Posts
Maryland Minute Men and State Guards may volunteer for observation posts under the Ground Observer Corps with tacit approval from the State Militia commander. Capt. L W Tipton says Minute Men observers can join while State Guard members are authorized to participate and released if mobilization occurs.
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Maryland
Ground Observer Corps
Frederick
L. W. Tipton
Baltimore
Goc
Frederick County Ground Observer Corps, Charles E. Hudson
Wilbur Baker
Unionville
Tipton
State Guard
Two Lambert Brothers Serve In Panama Canal Zone
Pvt James L Lambert and Pvt Benjamin L Lambert, sons of Mr and Mrs Mantz Lambert of Point of Rocks, have served in the Army since 1941 and are now stationed in the Panama Canal Zone.
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James L
Benjain L. Lambert
Mantz Lambert
Point of Rocks
Panama Canal Zone
Rotary Round-Table Discusses North Africa Conference
Rotary Club members at the Francis Scott Key Hotel held a round-table luncheon discussion in the absence of the scheduled speaker. They praised Roosevelt and Churchill for the risky trip and hailed press and radio for timing. The discussion highlighted renewed Allied momentum, morale boost for troops, and closer United Nations cooperation through face to face talks. Major Lawrence Leonard attended as a guest, joined by Rev. Henri L. G. Kiefer and others.
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Rotary Club
Roosevelt
Churchill
North Africa
Francis Scott Key
Rotarians
United Nations
Henri L. G. Kiefer
William F. Sauer
William B. Leichert
Holmes D. Baker
James H. Gampbrill
William Brish
W. Clinton McSherry
Abe Ellin
Eugene F. Pruitt
Charles McC. Mathias
Lawrence Leonard
Kolb Enlists in Army Air Corps September 1942
Air Corps Pvt Kolb son of Mr and Mrs Charles L Kolb Fréderick Route 1 enlisted in the Army Air Corps in September 1942 and is stationed at Scott Field ML.
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Pvt, Kolb
Charles L. Kolb
Fréderick
Route 1
Army Air Corps
Scott Field, ML
Rescue flights through Burma hide in jungle under canopies
The account recalls hundreds of civilians and soldiers saved as pilots ferried up to 74 passengers in 21 seat transports. Burmese guards guarded planes to prevent panic refugees from attacking, then missions moved at night to Northern Burma or India, evading Japanese pursuers and ground fire. Chin, 30, son of a Baltimore restaurant proprietor, funded his own flight training.
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Burma
India
Chin
Baltimore
Bees Visit One Flower Type Per Nectar Trip
A note on bee foraging behavior states that during nectar gathering bees typically visit only a single flower type per trip. This pattern supports efficient resource collection and minimizes cross-flower interference.
Baltimore Born flyer earns hero title in Burma rescue
Baltimore native Moon F. Chin a captain with Pan American Airways China National Aviation Corporation helped evacuate and rescue civilians during the Burma fall. He is among the pilots hailed as heroes for their actions in the operation.
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Moon F. Chin
Burma
Chin
Pan-American Airway
China National Aviation Corporations
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