Japs Pushed Into Corner In Bitter Saipan Island Fighting
United States Marines and Army troops drive into Saipan’s northern highlands after clearing Garapan and Tanapag, as Japanese forces retreat into caves and pillboxes. Navy bombardment lands a heavy blow on Iwo Jima base, while Saipan’s final battle tightens with thousands of civilians nearby and thousands of Japanese still in robust resistance.
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Saipan Island
Joint Expeditionary Force
Saipan
U. S
Navy
Garapan
Tanapag Harbor
Iwo Jima
Yokohama
Tanapag
Fourth Marine
27Th Army
Marpi Point
Tanapag Naval Base
Pacific
Japan
Marinee
Flying Bomb Attacks Diminished Over Southern England
The volume of flying bomb attacks on southern England fell last night for the second night in a row. In the Commons Prime Minister Churchill was expected to address the latest Nazi menace, with Eden signaling a fuller statement likely Thursday. The public and MPs grew impatient as questions mounted about the buzz bombs and potential allied counters, while avoiding any talks of a ceasefire or redeploying forces from the front.
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RAF
London
England
Winston Churchill
Commons
Anthony Eden
Churchill
Public
Second Attempt Made To Rob Local Laundry
A second attempt to break into the Gem Laundry on West Patrick Street was reported by city police. A padlock on a rear door was badly battered but still intact. Previous entry last Friday left the place ransacked. no money missing from the cash register. Clothes were scattered and a desk ransacked. a coat was found in an alley. Also, thieves allegedly entered Mrs John Bradshaw’s chicken house on West Fourth Street, stealing 25 to 30 fowls. Clues have since been discovered.
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Gem
West Patrick Street
John Bradshaw
West Fourth Street
DeGaulle To Be Welcomed To U S Capital
Washington July 5 An elaborate welcome awaits General Charles De Gaulle in Washington He arrives Thursday and will meet President Roosevelt to discuss plans for talks and formal entertainment at Blair House The visit will feature dinners and diplomatic duties with officials such as Gaston Palewskey and General Emil Bethouart accompanying him
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Washington
Charles DeGaulle
Roosevelt
New York Herald Tribune
Algiers
United States
Aavedarca
Hull
DeGaulle
White House
Blair House
Flying Bombs Saved Nazis at Home
A July report claims German V-weapon campaigns spared the Nazi regime from a grave internal crisis. Das Schwarze Korps, SS mouthpiece, says the flying bombs have provided a temporary stabilization of morale and political cohesion amid mounting wartime strain.
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Madrid
Germany
Davis family hosting many visitors from area towns
Susan and Joseph Norris of Frederick spent two weeks at Edward and Davis homes. Sonny Tracey, Gladys and Betty Dennis, Bobby Miller and others visited Davis family. Louise Davis, Louis Davis, and guests from Rockville, Comus, Forest Grove, Glen Echo, Hunting Hill, and Gaithersburg were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Glenn
Leonard
Algie Gregg
Comus
Edward Davis
Anna
Sonny Tracey
Ernest Page
Forest Grove
Nick Perrell
Washington
Harry Brown
Alexandria
Perrell
Joho J Davis
Wilson Davis
Irving Young
Rockville
Archibald Davis
Hunting Hill
Louis Davis
Glen Echo
John J. Davis
Harold Hastings
Kenneth Hastings
Kenneth, Jr
Baltimore
John L. Davis
Shirley
William Morningstar
Gaithersburg
Chester Davis
Shirley Geary
Anne and Helen Rice to spend summer in Ocean City
Gaithersburg residents Mrs Helen Rice and her daughter Miss Ann Rice will spend the summer in Ocean City. Other notes list Mrs Merle Jacobs hosting a dessert bridge party, Pvt Walter H Hershey visiting relatives in Gaithersburg, Mrs Rose Casey visiting son Eugene Casey in Washington Grove, Miss Elizabeth Barber hosting Miss Mary Ogden for the Fourth, Miss Frankie Showalter guest of Miss Ravenal Monred, Mrs W L Darby vacationing at Atlantic, Mrs Ernest Lipford hosting sister-in-law Mrs H L Lipford, Mrs Alfred Grimes visiting relatives in Washington and Baltimore, and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Best leaving to visit Mrs A A Thornhill in Springfield Mo.
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Gaithersburg
Helen Rice
Ann Rice
Ocean City
Merle Jacobs
Walter H. Hershey
Temple
Tex
Wilson Clagett
Rose Casey
Coral Gables
Fila
Eugene Casey
Washington Grove
Elizabeth Barber
Mary Ogden
Philadelphia
Frankie Showalter
Troutville
Ravenal Monred
W. L. Darby
Atlantic City
Ernest Lipford
H. L. Lipford
Richmond
Alfred Grimes
Washington
Baltimore
C. C. Starner
Lawrence Best
A. A. Thornhill
Springfield
Union Bridge notices and family visits noted
The Union Bridge men s clothing factory has closed until June 10. Mr and Mrs D B Bonney of Hagerstown were Sunday guests of the Elizab eth Rakestraw family in Union Bridge. Nancy Gaver daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Gaver of Union Bridge is mentioned in the same column with local social notes.
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Union Bridge
D. B. Bonney
Hagerstown
Elizabeth Rakestraw
Nancy Gaver
Frank Gaver
Local Social Notes From Union Bridge And Nearby Towns
Union Bridge and surrounding communities report illness confinements births and visits by relatives and service members. personal notes include birthdays overseas assignments and family gatherings with names and places such as Linwood Catonsville and Frederick. the item highlights community ties and wartime service updates from residents and their families.
Weddings at Potomac Heights and Nearby Churches
A series of June weddings across Maryland and Washington area churches is reported. Dorothy B. Pyle wed Frank G. Urban in Washington on June 30, followed by Patricia Ann Snead and James Carlton Young in Mt. Airy, and Evaleen V. Norwood tying with Malcolm L. Moxley in Middletown.
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val—Fyle
Potomac Heights
Cathedral Street
Conduit Road
Washington
Dorothy B. Pyle
Allen Pyle
Frank G. Urban
Frank Urban
Frederick
Blackburn
Carolyn Ames
Potomac Avenue
New York
Clarence McGaha
Blue Mountain
Germantown
Churches of God
Lantz
Two Maryland Weddings Tie Hearts at Woodsboro Parsonage
Reverend Philip E Saylor officiated as Mary Arlene Wenschof and Luther F Houck wed at the Woodsboro Lutheran parsonage in a ceremony witnessed by the bride’s immediate family and close friends. The couple will reside with Weidner and Talton family ties noted for Elizabeth Talton and Walter Weidner in Woodsboro.
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Imony
Philip E. Saylor
Houck
Wenschof
Mary Arlene Wenschof
Robert A. Wenschof
Gettysburg
Pa. R. D
Luther Franklin Houck
Roy W. Houck
Taneytown
R. D
Woodsboro Lutheran Parsonage
Herbert H. Schmidt
Rebecca Wenschof
Weather Summary and Land Deed Record in Emmitsburg District
Weather data covers 24 hours ending today with no precipitation and July totals, alongside high and low temperatures from yesterday and year-ago figures. A deed records sale of 138 acres in Emmitsburg district from Claudius H. Long to George S. Wagerman for about $4,500 per revenue stamps.
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Emmitsburg
Claudius H. Long
George S. Wagerman
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P&cnic
Woodsboro Woman's Club
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Sederal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rhiyfe
Per
Edgar Hoffmeier
J. E. Stoner
Wm. C. Roderick
Sherman Powell
Steiner Smith
Claude Gelsbert
Glen Lenhart
Steiner Cramer
Elmer Smith
L. C. Powell
Gilmore Trout
J. P. Feiser
Michael Pue
Claude Barrick
N. Z. Cramer
Laura Zentz
John E. Crum
John H. Crum
Ira Houck
Arthur Hoffmaster
M. W. Stitley
H. H. Working
Robert Weddle
Greenfield
Rose Hamilton
Clara Stokes
Ethel Hiteshew
Bessie Stokes
John Q. Senseney
Linwood
Charles Stokes
William Ogle
Elvin Bair
Robert Gray, Jr
Hdyward Gray
Thomas Harmon
Bainbridge
Charles Stull
Marilyn
Catonsville
H. L. Broadwater
Stull
Clarence Richard Sipes
Camp Barkeley
Texas
Clarence R. Sipes
Camp Beale
Calif
Howard Davis
Thurmont
Charles Hoff
Ira Eyler
Fern Hoff
Ralph Frymyer
Dickie
David Nash
Linda Lu
Elsie Long
Emma Layman
Clara Miller
Air Service Command
Austin L. Gaver
States
Sergt. Gaver
Tivoli
Eddence
Norwich
Young Snead
Patricia Ann Snead
Martha
Snead
Olive
O. D. Snead
James Carlton Young
C. W. Young
Calvary Methodist Church
Mt. Airy
Charles Wallace
Buckeystown
Mt. Olive
John O. Snead
Ethel Young
Lawrence Melvin
Ana Ad Gansty
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Newfoundland
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola
Coke
Weidner—Talton
Elizabeth M. Talton
Ashy Talton
Keymar
Walter LeRoy Weidner
Stewart Weidner
Woodsboro
H. H. Schmidt
The
Dean Tannyson
Dan Peerce
Celanese Corporation of America Atten
U. 8. Pas
Kodaki
Storm & Shipley
Frederick, Md
L. Shipley
W. E. Eiker
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Fairlawn Stables
Naylor Road
S. E
Washington, D. C
Vance Hicks
Dartmouth Ave
College Park
Warfield
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Medford Grocery Company
Medford
Universe
Westinghouse
American Beauty
Victor
Universal
Rogers
Seth Thomas
Monarch
Simmons Tron
Rogers Silver
G. W. Welsh
WM. H. Martin
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