Committee to Meet State Board of Health Over County Hospital Site
A Frederick County group appointed a committee to meet the State Department of Health next Tuesday to push a county hospital for indigent patients with chronic illnesses and infirmities. They will urge Montevue as the Western Shore hospital site and present other suitable locations in Frederick County.
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State Department of Health
Frederick County
Montevue
Western Shore Hospital
McCain
Russell H. McCain
Charles G. Geisbert
George V. Arnold
WU. Grant Hooper
Richard E. Zimmerman
Clarence C. Carty
Nieman A. Brunk
William B. Bennett
Elmer I. Eshleman
E. C. Kefauver
A. A. Pearce
Roger B. Wolfe
Frederick
Vindobona
Catoctin Acres
Braddock Mountain
Hayward
Harmony Grove
Valentine Farm
Ceresville
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Winchester Hall
Camp Detrick
Wolfe
Francis Scott Kel Hotel
Klein
Mayor Gittinger
Aldesgen
Greyhound Refuses WLB Order In Washington Strike
Greyhound Garage of Washington refused a War Labor Board order to reinstate striking workers without discipline. The Board postponed today's hearing after AFL union requests for delay. Mechanics had struck over seniority rights for returning ex service men, with Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines drivers joining in sympathy.
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Washington
Greyhound Garage
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines
Baltimore
Wilkes-Barre
L. C. Major
Armed Services
U S Planes Fly to Russian Bases in Allied Shuttle Raid
U S Flying Fortresses and escort Mustangs launched a historic shuttle raid on Romania, then landed in Russia as part of a massive two way air assault. More than 5,000 Allied planes dropped nearly 7,000 tons of explosives on Hitler’s Europe. Escorted by Soviet Yak fighters, the planes were met at bases prepared by American ground crews.
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London
U. S
Russia
Court News Equity and Marital Matters Across States
Equity Stewart L Sexton sues Mary E Sexton by bill for absolute divorce. Marriage licenses list Linwood Hyatt Jr 26 Irene A Stup 19 Adtown Meredith O Polen 23 Manassas Va Mildred N Anders 21 Rawson W Va Walter Z Gibbs Jr 24 Adametown Catherine Knott 17 Frederick Route 2. Property deeds Myrtle Himes executors to Leslie E Wiles and wife. Lincoln note on Gettysburg address credits Edward Everett as principal speaker.
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Stewart L. Sexton
Mary E Sexton
Linwood Hyatt, Jr
Irene A Stup
Adtown
Meredith O Polen
Manassas
Mildred N Anders
Rawson
Walter Z Gibbs, Jr
Adametown
Catherine Knott
Frederick
Myrtle Himes
Leslie E. Wiles
Notable Names on Local Commission List Reveals Varying Roles
A long list of names appears as commissioners and officials including Charles P McCain Charles W Staley Charles Stup Edward Oden Geisbert Hoop er Zimmer man Crothers Brunk F Russell Young H L Fahrney Clarence C Carty J Walker Carty Paul S Michael William B Bennett Robert E Delaplaine Ignatius RBjerlee Elias B Ramsburg former Mayor Liovd Culler Ezhleman G Raymond Ship ley Lewis R Dertzbaugh Gambrill F B Sappington James H Grove W Harry Haller.
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G Raymond Shipley
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Mr. Gambrill
F. B. Sappington
James H. Grove
W. Harry Haller
Fight Through Jungles To Press Enemy Near Biak
American jungle troopers pressed up a wooded ridge overlooking the Bosnek Mokmer road on Biak as Gen. Douglas MacArthur announced. Sixth Army troops stormed toward Mokmer airfield with air support from heavy Liberators. American forces reported mopping up, while Japanese resistance yielded slowly. In separate raids, carrier lines near Aitape were ambushed, nine Americans and six natives killed, and Allied air strikes targeted Truk approaches with Stawan and Woleai bombed.
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New Guinea
Bosnek-Mokmer Road
Biak
Douglas MacArthur
Sixth Army
Schouten Islands
Mokmer
Philippines
Ibdi
Mandom
Mosnek
Sorido
Borokoe
British New Guinea
Aitape
MacArthur
Truk
Carolines
Stawan
Woleai
Central Pacific
Yank
Coast Guard to file negligence charges against ship captain
San Francisco June 21 The Coast Guard announced formal charges of incompetence and negligence would be filed against Capt Joseph C Chambers skipper of the transport Henry Bergh which ran aground on the Farallon Islands. A trial is set for tomorrow before Lt Robert E Burns. The captain said the crew and over 1000 naval passengers had only 20 seconds warning of the crash 30 miles off the Golden Gate. No one was killed or seriously injured.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard
Joseph C. Chambers
Henry Bergh
Farallon Islands
Robert E. Burns
Golden Gate
Tito Barely Escapes Nazi Capture in Drvar Raid
Tito and several senior Partisans fled into the Dinaric Alps after German paratroopers and gliders struck Tito’s Bosnian HQ near Drvar, 79 miles north of Split, on May 25. Rommel directed the assault. Allied reporters and staff officers were captured or escaped. Air and ground forces from the Fifteenth Air Force and RAF supported Tito, with planes targeting supply hubs, troop concentrations, and an enemy rail line near Podjice.
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Bari
Italy
Marshal Tito
Erwin Rommel
Tito
Maj
Randolph Churchill
Stoyan Pribichevich
Time
Life
Fortune
John Talbot
Reuters
Pribichevich
Drvar
Split
Petrovac
U. S
Fifteenth Air Force
RAF
Bihac
Adriatic
Podjice
Novi
Banja Luka
Dinaric Alps
Vic
Racketeers May Seize Gasoline Market Control
New York report says racketeers could take control of the gasoline industry if the black market and coupon theft persist. A Clarke Bedford of the Petroleum Industry Committee warns that illegal use of gasoline and stolen coupons threaten rationing integrity and may trigger further cuts. A national education drive, backed by $430,000 across four of five districts, begins soon to curb black market activities.
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New York
A. Clarke Bedford
Petroleuum Industry Committee
Petroleum Industry War Council
Bedford
Petroleum Administration
Emmitsburg Graduates Urge Sharing and Building Peace
Col Ralph C Deibert told Emmitsburg High School graduates that giving brings happiness and success. He urged graduates to become builders of a world without wars, thanking parents and teachers for education. Diplomas were presented by Mrs Kent C Nicodemus with brief remarks by Eugene W Pruitt. A double trio and glee club performed, concluding exercises under outdoor skies before a thunderstorm ended the program. Nearby, Navy straggler Mike Mathews was returned to Washington and others displaced by war were relocated.
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Ralph C. Deibert
Third Service Command
Emmitsburg High School
Col. Deibert
Kent C. Nicodemus
Walkersville
Board of Education
F Mehus Christianson
Peter Lutkin
Fourth Term Not Mentioned By Democrats
Maryland Democrats name uninstructed 24 member delegation to Chicago National Convention. Speaker Rayburn avoids fourth term topic, lauds Roosevelt administration. Delegation includes Tawes, Tydings, D'Alesandro, Radcliffe, and others, with alternates named.
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Baltimore
Roosevelt
Maryland
Chicago
Free State
Rayburn
Samuel Rayburn
Texas
Hull
Congress
O'Conor
Windy City
Millard E. Tydings
Senate
J. Millard Tawes
Somerset County
R. Fulton Wailer
Wicomico County
A. Fletcher Sisk
Talbot County
W. Grayson Winterbottom, Jr
Dorchester County
Tydings
Harford County
George L. Radcliffe
H. Streett Baldwin
Baltimore County
Thomas D’alesandro
C. Maryland
Ambrose Kennedy
Gov. O'Conor
Jonnes White
Prince George's
E. Howard Duckett
Prince George's County
Philip H. Dorsey, Jr
St. Mary’s County
William C. Walsh
Allegany County
W. Preston Lane
Washington County
E. Brooke Lee
Montgomery County
Bricker Opposed To Post War Alliance
Baltimore June 27 Governor John W Bricker of Ohio voiced strong opposition to any post war military alliance. He warned Americans would not accept U S soldiers under foreign command and said 90 percent of the nation agreed. Bricker favored a permanent postwar international body but not one binding U S actions. He said a leadership change could invigorate America and criticized the Roosevelt administration at a Baltimore Advertising Club luncheon.
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Baltimore
John W. Bricker
Ohio
U. S
Bricker
United States
Ohio Republican
Roosevelt
Shortage Of Coal Seen For Next Winter
Baltimore reports coal supplies for next winter will be as tight as in 1943 44 with anthracite scarce. Arthur Hill of the Solid Fuels Administration warns of limited anthracite availability due to reduced production and labor shortages. He urges use of substitute fuels and notes current bituminous coal and coke are available, but anthracite remains scarce. Kapok note appears as a separate sentence about its water weight capacity.
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Baltimore
Seventeen Inducted Into Active Army at Meade Center
Seventeen young men, most under 26 and six fathers of pre Pearl Harbor, depart Thurmont for Fort Meade under Acting Corporal Pauli Diehl Freeze. The group includes Lawrence Gale Horne, Harry Bernard Rippeon, Charles Clayton Rusherman, Harvey Harbaugh, Charles Grabill, Joseph Hays, Stanley Stull, Walter Brown, Claude Godhenour, Sterling Cromwell, Lee Munshower, Howard Working, William Ryder, Richard Kidwiler, James Powell Jr, and William Hogan.
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Fort George G. Meade Center
Pauli Diehl Freeze
Thurmont
Meade
Pearl Harbor
In Corp
Freeze
Lawrence Gale Horne
Harry Bernard Rippeon
Woodsboro
Charles Lewis Clayton Rusherman
Frederick
Harvey Elias Harbaugh
Charles Strafford Grabill
Hagerstown
Joseph Otho Hays
Braddock
Heights
Stanley Wade Stull
Walter Levi Brown
Rt. 7
Claude Arthur Godhenour
Emmitsburg
Sterling David Cromwell
Lee Munshower
Howard Franklin Working
Sabillasville
William Cool Ryder
Richard Lee Kidwiler
James Walter Powell, Jr
William Joseph Hogan
Three Dundalk Boys Hurt On Route 40
Three Dundalk youths en route to Utah were injured when their bicycle was hit by a chain from a passing truck on Route 40 near Poplar Springs. The incident occurred about 6:30 PM Friday. two boys suffered leg lacerations and brush burns, while a third remained uninjured at Frederick City Hospital awaiting parents. The truck, owned by B and P Express Company and driven by Frank Alder of Hagerstown, was cited by State Police.
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Dundalk
Utah
Frederick City
Poplar Springs
Randallstown
B. and P. Express Company
Frank Alder
Hagerstown
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Elizabeth Martz
Nevin Hoffman
Phyllis Hemp
Eugene Geisbert
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Royal Hilton
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Paul Gordon
Thelma Baker
Thomas Lambdin
Catherine Haines
Eugene Lawson
Elizabeth Angleberger
Harry Rowe
Helen Bentz
Garth Lease
Ruby Harshman
Harry Danner
Mabel May
Jack Baker
Mary Jane Davis
Betty Marendt
Reuben Solar
Caroline Roderick
Mary Alice Gearinger
Frank Rothenhoefer
Arlene Stull
Rodney Lentz
Dorothy Kemp
Scott Welty
Deborah Engiebrecht
Turner Smith
Jane Kemp
Eugene Zimmerman
Doris Gosnell
Richard Miller
Fay Remsberg
Glenn Crone
Lucille Green
William Kennedy
Rudy Reed
Willis Remsberg
Irene Lawson
Ralph Burall
Annie Olandy
Robert Oland
Rebeckah Derr
Truman May
Christine Kintz
Walter Eyker
Mary Reddle
Carroll Roderick
Mary
Gordon Toberg
Gloria Gosneil
Charles Linton
John Shaw
Betty Korrel
Stuart Brubaker
Myrtle Brust
Adam Heller
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David Putman
Madelyn Sier
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Clara Delanter
Robert Ramsburg
Geneva Raines
Bayard Rosencrantz
June Landis
Charles Bickle
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Jack Doll
Edna Main
Harold Edwards
Sylvia England
Gerald Stitely
Joyce Wastler
Charles Cline
Fay Duvall
William Renn
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Charles Hargett
Jean Moser
Richard Swomley
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Leonard Blumenauer
Evelyn Kline
Richard Hum
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Jack Griffin
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Frank Main
Madelyn Houff
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James Marks
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Rose Marie Martin
Jack Linton
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William Talley
Virginia Nicodemus
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Lois Elaine Thomas
Richard Masser
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Anna Mae Myers
Louise Gibbons
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State Board of Health
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C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
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S.M Funk
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