Argentina Recalls Envoy in Diplomatic Break with United States
Buenos Aires recalls Ambassador Adrian Escobar amid a diplomatic rupture with Washington over quotes attributed to the U S State Department. The move, signaling possible further withdrawals, follows President Edelmiro Farrell's January regime start and tests Pan American unity.
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Adrian Escobar
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United States
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Escobar
Hull
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Frank Town Resists Thug in Trenton Rescue
Frank Town, once a Potomac Edison employee in Trenton, was robbed of 1600 dollars but resisted. A military policeman arrived as the thug fled, securing the money and injuring Town in the struggle. Town is the brother of the late R. E Town. Lieut G C S Edward Combs, son of C C and Mrs. Combs of Emmitsburg, has been promoted to senior grade lieutenant after naval service and four African European theater engagements.
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Potomac Edison Company
Trenton
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Naval Hospital
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C. C. Combs
Emmitsburg
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Salerno
Sees Changes In Japs Methods As War Shifts
Admiral Ernest J King said Japan will wage war with full power despite cabinet changes. He noted Tojo cabinet did not fall from war conduct alone and predicted changes in methods under the new regime, leaving open whether Japan shifts to defense or becomes more aggressive.
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Stars of Yesterday AP Baseball Roundup
Martin Marion paced the Cardinals to a 7-1 win over Boston with three doubles and two runs driven in. Mickey Rocco drove in five with two doubles and a triple as Cleveland crushed Washington 10-1. Mike Kreevich added a triple and a single with three RBIs in St Louis’ 6-5 win over Boston. Dizzy Trout pitched a 1-0 shutout over Philadelphia with four singles for the Tigers’ sixth straight victory. Dixie Walker hit a two run homer as the Dodgers beat Pittsburgh 12-7 after a nine-run seventh. Phil Weintraub produced two key RBIs as the Giants defeated Chicago 5-3. John Lindell led the Yankees with a homer, triple and two singles in an 11-5 win over Chicago.
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Boston
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Browns
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Pittsburgh
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Yankees
Delegates Elected for Maryland Legion Auxiliary Convention
Women delegates to the Maryland Department of the American Legion and its Auxiliary Unit were elected at the Frantig Scott Key Unit No 11 meeting. The convention meets August 11 12 13 at the Southern hotel in Baltimore. Delegates named include Mrs Claggett Ramsburg Mrs George S Rodock Jr Mrs E J Fisher Mrs J Earl Gilbert and Mrs William T Kreh with others listed as delegates.
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Baltimore
Claggett Ramsburg
George S. Rodock, Jr
E. J Fisher
J. Earl Gilbert
William T. Kreh
Thomas Williams
Robert Burrall
Local Woman Club Selects Officers and Plans Fall Event
Raymond Strube and several members named as officers with alternates for the club meeting presided by Mrs Williams. The group advanced colors pledged allegiance and sang the national anthem. Reports from committees were given and a covered dish supper planned for early fall. Delegates elected and colors retired followed by refreshments. meeting adjourned to August 15. The Washington air conditioning plant for Capitol and office buildings has a daily cooling capacity equivalent to melting a 50 by 50 foot ice block or a seven story building.
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Roy Mumford
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H. M. Brown
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Irene Esterly
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Allied Planes Hit Foe On Normandy Line
Allied air forces bomb German positions at both ends of the Normandy front to clear the way for American British and Canadian ground thrust. RAF carried out night raids including Stuttgart Berlin and mine laying while other bombers hit Frankfurt Aachen and shipping in the English Channel. Twenty five planes reported missing with two lost in oil storage attack in France. The 5307th Composite Unit which seized Myitkyina airfield in Burma May 17 receives a Presidential Unit Citation for gallantry.
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Nazis Tighten Grip as German Forces Reported In Control
London reports that Field Marshal Walther Von Brauchitsch or Walther von Brauchitsch? The wire describes Field Marshal Gen. Walther Von Model sending a congratulatory message to Hitler after an assassination attempt, signaling possible Nazi full control of the German army. Foreign Secretary Eden told Parliament Britain cannot judge full scope of upheaval, though cautioned against leaking information and suggested cautious encouragement from recent news.
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Reich
Transocean
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Reich turmoil grows as Nazis drive the war effort
Several reports from Berlin indicate ongoing turmoil within Germany as the Nazi leadership maintains control over wartime policy. Transocean News Agency notes a flood of new decrees expected soon aimed at deepening daily life changes. The broadcast forecasts Germans becoming a nation of literal fighters as decrees expand state power.
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Reich
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Transocean
Berlin
Open Veterinary Hospital at 301 West Patrick Street
Dr. and Mrs. M. M. Rabstein and two children move from Hyattsville to 301 West Patrick Street. They renovate the second floor and plan a veterinary hospital and laboratory on the first floor. Both Dr. and Mrs. Rabstein are accredited veterinarians.
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Hyattaville
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Rabstein Linked to Maryland College Park Livestock Lab
Dr Rabstein formerly served as assistant veterinarian with the Livestock Service Laboratory at the University of Maryland College Park, linking to the university’s statewide agricultural research network and operations.
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Rabstein
Livestock Service Laboratory
Sf College Park
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