Head Of G.O.P. Sees Victory In 1944 Elections
Washington July 19 Republican chairman Harison Spangler forecast GOP victory in 1944, citing private polls showing gains among labor and rural voters in the north. He warned the solid south may tilt, and noted gains since 1942 in the Senate, House seats, and governors as evidence the trend will continue into the presidential race. MacNider named as a potential candidate, seen as a strong response to Democratic war critique.
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Republican
Roosevelt
Harison Spangler
G. O. P National Committee
Spangler
Narcelacs
Fed Groves
GOP
G. O P
Rog
Hanford MacNider
Nye
R-N. D
New Home Canning Problems To Be Shown
The American Womens Voluntary Services and Potomac Edison Co sponsor a Thursday evening canning demonstration. Irene Caton, a Potomac Edison home demonstrator, will address modern canning issues arising from war restrictions and the use of new tar tops. The event, at 7 30 p m in the West Patrick street office air conditioned first floor, is open to all interested women.
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American Womens Voluntary Services
Potomac Edison Company
Irene Caton
P E. Company
Potomac Edisons
West Patrick Street
AWVS
Frederick
Miss Caton
Railroads Lose Half Million Cars and 20000 Incomotives Since 2017
U.S. rail networks reduced rolling stock notably with 500,000 fewer rail cars and 20,000 fewer Incomotives than in 2017, reflecting a major shift in freight and passenger equipment across major lines and regional carriers.
Fort Monmouth Sgt Hobbs Stationed With Co H 603 Sige Tong
Hobbs son of Mr and Mrs Charles S Hobbs of South Market Street is stationed at Fort Monmouth New Jersey with Company H 603 Signal Tong Regiment. The notice places Hobbs at Fort Monmouth indicating active assignment and family details.
50 Per Cent Rise Sought in Bond Sales Plan
Marylanders are urged to boost payroll deduction war bond purchases by about 50 percent. Walter N Ruth announces a monthly goal of 6,750,000, up from 4,500,000, with 10 supervisors aiding in the drive across about 1,544 concerns. Around 440,000 workers already participate through payroll deductions.
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Baltimore
War Savings
Unique Concert Series By Members Of Symphony
Boston musicians from the Boston Symphony Orchestra launched a distinctive concert series. Featuring all members as soloists due to wartime travel limits and Berkshire Festival cancellations, the programs pair old and new music outside standard symphonic and chamber formats. The approach arose from restrictions hindering first desk players from visiting summer venues abroad.
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Boston
Boston Symphony Orchestra
First Desk
Curious Blending Of Glories Of Women’s Guild In Rome Event
Rome hosts a conference of the Women’s Guilds from Potomac and Mercerburg Synods with leaders from Evangelical and Reformed churches at Hood College. The event accompanies a long survey of Rome’s architecture from ancient pagan monuments to Christian basilicas, amid Mussolini era restoration projects and Fascist era stagecraft. The program features evening vesper services and talks by Dr Henry Stahr and Ry Schroer, with registrations noted and continuing through Wednesday noon. Also included is news that Bradley M Woodfield was elected president of the Bank of Damascus following the death of William R De Lashmutt, with Herbert S Hyatt named director to fill the vacancy.
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Associated Press
Rome
Yadav
Benato Mussolini
Tyrrhenian Sea
Tiber River
Italy
Vatican City
Romulus
Palatine
Capitoline
Tiber
Camus Mintius
St Peters Church
Vatican
Arcert
St John Later
St Peters
Mussolini
Asome
Petter
Adal Hitler
Women's Guilds of
Potomac
Mercersburg
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Hood College
Ehatches
Maryland
Penmssivarnit Weil Betin
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Hudson
U Henry Stahr
Wood College
Brodbeck Hall
Ry Schroer
Guild
Damascus
Ducelors
Bank of Damascus
Bradley M. Woodfield
William R. de Lashmutt
Woodfield
Herbert S. Hyatt
de Lashmutt
Workers Sought for Army Induction Interviews
Frederik F Chailin of the Office of the District Engineer will visit Frederik Thursday and Friday to interview men in construction who may volunteer for Army service. The WAC recruiting office at 153 North Market Street will be open for two days. Men 18 to 38 may volunteer. ages 38 to 40 may enlist for Corps of Engineers trades with faster advancement.
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Frederik F Chailin
Frederik
Army of the United States
WAC
North Market Street
Corps of Engineers
Whch
Bible Class Herts Mrss Anni Eddvards Addressed Calvary Methodist Class
Bible class notes show Mrs Anni Edwards addressing Leaners Bible Class with C Albert Gilson on Rock of Ages and instrumental numbers. Ruby Wisner led two vocal duets. 120 men attended with 53 Red division and 56 Blue. 11 visitors. Next Sunday a Red vs Blue singing contest with three judges. Walbur Smith to address the class. (Names and details from Gaithersburg and Rockville items follow.)
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Anni Eddvards
Calvary
Walbur Smith
Emergency disaster group plans detailed wartime operation
The Red Cross Welfare Board and Emergency Medical Service announce coordinated disaster plans with liaison officers and centralized registration. Shelters for over 10,000 people will offer mass feeding, nursing, clothing, and canteen services. A central bureau will maintain civilian records at the Federated Charities building.
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Red Cross
Welfare Road
Emergency Medical Service
Weidetens
Demyante
Ho Pnomaytas
Perssinnel
Welfare Board
Bulga
Ho Weide
Enenan
Bows
Gesvretiree Leas
Ilustraton
Red Cross Disaser Preparednes and Relief Committee
Benjamin Bo Rosers
Oek
Clairman
Law
West Church Street
Lewis KR
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Central Bureau
Bomb Rome to Deceive People Warns Allied Translation
Allied Headquarters in North Africa released an English translation of a wartime message from a widow Willan warning Rome’s residents that Mussolini and Nazi allies may stage bombings on Vatican City and other targets to mislead civilians. The note asserts Allied bombings will hit military sites and airports while minimizing civilian casualties, urging vigilance against Fascist deception.
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Allied
North Africa
Rome
Vatcan
Teave
Taken Into Custody In Walkersville Deserter Sought
William F Thompson was taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff Paul B Rhoads near Walkersville and turned over to Montgomery county authorities for investigation. He is also wanted as a deserter from the Army and will be turned over to military police if no charges are entered.
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William F Thompson
Walkersville
Paul B Rhoads
Montgomery County
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Thompson
Rhoads
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