Pattern for Victory Is Clear Says Gen Marshall
General George C. Marshall Army Chief of Staff declared the pattern for victory is clear and warned no German victory is in prospect. He cited Tunisia as a model of coordinated Allied power and noted German troops humbling results while stressing cautious optimism and hard tasks ahead. The speech was prepared for the Governors Conference amid plans to appoint county assessors and continue property assessments jointly with Montgomery County.
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Columbus. O
George C. Marshall
United Nations
Germany
Anaea
Tunisia
France
Marshall
Attu Island
Attu
Tax Commission
Thomas R. Saylor
E. C Speaks
UL. Grant Hooper
Baleimore
Lamar Barrick
Frederick- Montgomery County
Wilton T. Atlen
Montgomery
Lisbon Man Missing In European Theater War
The War Department reports Pie Charles N. Raines a Lisbon native missing in Europe. He lived at 5311 Ruskin Avenue Baltimore and enlisted in January. Raines, 23, served in the first contingent to North Africa and arrived in England last July after training at Camp Lee Virginia.
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Lisbon
War Department
Charles N. Ra
Amangie
Raines
Ruskin Avenue
Baltimore
Byez
North Africa
England
Camp Lee
Pvt Herblock draws while in Army service
Private Herbert L. Block, a renowned NEA cartoonist and Pulitzer winner, begins drawing for Military News at Camp Robinson Arkansas during basic training. He is assigned to the Army Air Forces post at Orland Florida as he continues drill and K P duty while contributing cartoons from the field.
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Herbert L. Block
Herblock
NEA
Block
G. I
Camp Robinson
Ark
Army Air Forces
Orlands
Fla
Acny Aire Forces
Record Heat Reaches New High as Summer Opens
The city posts a 95 degree high on Monday surpassing Sundays 93 degree reading. Forecasters warn of continued heat with possible afternoon thunderstorms as official summer begins. Hospitals report steady operations and local industry maintains production while Frederick County farmers plan week end harvests.
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Brunswick Ee Eee
Bus Squeeze Delays at Hood College Synod Travel
Delegates to the Dlore Synod and Synodies crowded hood College travel by bus on Monday as new ODT rules limit service to weekends. Between 28 and 30 passengers bound Baltimore to Frederick could not be accommodated, with over 30 ticket holders left behind. Officials noted Sunday travel peaked, crashes were reported after noon, and bus service extended only on limited routes.
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Dlore Synod
Presbyterian Quetra
Bya
Hood College
ODT
Baltimore
Frederick
Murphy Private Stationed at Fort Jackson
Pvt. Murphy son of Mr and Mrs Joshua E Murphy is stationed at Fort Jackson. Address 220 Sayik Car roll street and unit details show Pvt Jeshua F Murphy Hq Co ard Bn 422nd JY F APO 443 Fort Jackson 5 C.
Administrator Qualifies Estate of Johan Mele in Atlantic City
The administrator qualifies as estate of Johan WL Mele who was killed while in Navy service. The administrator reports no funds on deposits in deceased subject to the Orphans' Court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alion Yo Benn
Johan WL Mele
Atantic City
Navy
Esler
Elcpl BR
Dleceasea
Orphans ‘Court
Ata Artois Coe
Survey ships in the Navy named for astronomers and mathematicians
The Navy typically designates survey ships to honor prominent figures in astronomy and mathematics, reflecting a tradition of honoring science and exploration in naval naming conventions. Names often recognize notable scientists and their contributions to navigation and mapping.
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T S. Navy
Junior Civic Chub Hosts WAAC Recruiters
The Frederick Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps office entertained members of the Junior Civic Club at a covered dish supper hosted by Mrs. Clifford Yinger on Upper College Terrace. Guests included senior Civic Club officers plus WAAC auxiliaries Lt Jane Calvert and Claudia Mosier among others. A scavenger hunt was held and prizes awarded to Mrs. Calvin Schildknecht and Miss Charlotte Waulttorg. second place went to Auxiliary Vacne and Miss Rebecca Cronenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
St. Joseph
Calvin &. Schildknecht
Charlotte Waulttorg
Auxiliary Vacne
Rebecca Cronenburg
Jane Calvert
Claudia Mosier
Val Tovey
Dorothy Rete
Zimmerman
Robert J. Weleoh
Wuenes
Gillis Virder Case Set For July 7
A court set July 7 for the Gillis Virder case involving a suspect linked to a robbery and murder. Key figures include Joan Henry Gate and Frederien Lewis Kiine with implications for the Frederien county area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillis
Rossel
Prederien
Army Cancels Hotel Leases In Several Coast Cities
The War Department stated 206 of 334 Technical Training Command hotels will be canceled in mid July. Miami Beach sees 109 of 325 leases canceled, Atlantic City 3a of 47, with properties in Chisago Grand Rapids and St Petersburg returned to private use. Vacate dates range from July 5 to September in Boca Raton and St Petersburg, with many New Jersey hotels listed among those affected.
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Washington
War Department
Technical Training Command
Army Air Forces
Miami Beach
Atlantic City
Chisago
Grand Rapids
Mich
St. Petersburg
Fla
Beta Raton
Viet
Robert P. Patterson
Boca Raton
New Jersey
Ambassador
Arlinston
Breakers
Brighton
Cain- Howrest
Chelsea
Chetballam- Revere
Convention Hall
Dennis
de Vilie
Flanders
Fredonia
Irsit
Wolmhurst
Jefferson
Kenvickr
Knickerbocker
Knights of Columns
Madison
Marlborough-Benheim
New Belmont
Ostend
Pennhurst
Penn Ryan
Richfield
Ritz Carlton
Runnymede
Seaside
Senator
Shelburne
Stanton
St. Charles
Stevens
Strand
St Petersburg
Albemarle Jr
Albemarle St. Alexander
Allison
Huntington
Idiewild
Jungie Ciup
Lantern Lane
Magnolia
Mariv Jean
Martha Wwagign
Morgan-Ten-Eyeck
Alo Mount Vernon
Orange Blasto
Peninsular
Penneslyania
Pheil
Poinsettia
Prather
Ireland
Southmoore
Stoneleigh Court
Trainor Auctivity
Winow Park
Wigwam
Williams Apartment
Unclear Text About Police Citation and Personnel
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a citation process involving individuals including Maw s and Wesley Hagsard with mentions of Max Brown. The piece references a commission employee and a transfer of documents related to a navy man during a pass through the area.
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Wesley Hagsard
Max Brown
Iavat Aperman
Faust
James Nicoly
Toad Commission
Brawn Brown
Oman
Need For Farm Workers Acute
In Baltimore on June 21 the State Farm Labor Advisory Committee reported a Maryland labor shortfall of 18 806 workers. Plans by University of Maryland Extension Service led by Dr J T B Symons and Paul Nystrom include 23 farm labor camps and expanded recruitment. The Eastern Shore remains the hardest hit with 4300 workers in camps and 14 035 sought. Bahamans face restrictions in canneries. The committee explores housing 2 500 Axis prisoners at Fort Meade for farm work with local consent. parolees with farming backgrounds to be placed on farms. A Women's Land Army camp with 140 capacity opened in Anne Arundel County. Maj Gen A Reckord pledged soldiers to aid, with 159 at Fort Meade and 30 at Camp Ritchie already in state service. Labor camps span Garrett to Cecil counties.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Farm Labor Advisory Committee
University of Mary and Extension Service
Turner
Social Security Board
Symons
War Department
Fort George G. Meade
Dorothy Emerson
The
Extension Service
Women's Land Army
Anne Arundel County
A. Reckord
Third Service Command
Fort Meade
Camp Ritchie
Garrett
Geatus
Washington
Montgomery
Anne Arundel
Worcester
Somerset
de Hester
Harford
Talbot
Kent
Calvert
Cecil Courtstrom
Ramsburg Family Noted in Mississippi News
In Mississippi Pile Ramsburg son of Mr and Mrs Earl W Ramsburg Maple eVerte aided at A Feyuaay ii is now stationed at Camp McCatin Miss
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Pile, Ramsburg
Earl WW. Ramsburg
Maple eVerte
Camp McCatin
RAF Bomb Hurled At Friedrichshafen In Long Range Raid
British Lancasters struck Friedrichshafen Germany crippling the Luftschiffbau radio factory. Air Ministry claims all main buildings hit including a 1000 by 200 foot hangar. three planes did not return. British says the raid demonstrates deep reach into Hitler’s territory.
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London
Germany
Friedrichshafen
Reich
Air Ministry
Luftschifbau
Zeppelin
Ruhr
the Ruhr
Lake Constance
RAF
France
le Creuset
Blutts
Bed Arraf
Eis Hade
Briederishshafen
United States
Britain
King George Visits Malta on wartime Mediterranean tour
King George VI arrived in Valletta aboard the cruiser Aurora, escorted by four destroyers. The visit showcased Allied control of the Mediterranean as he toured a city enduring air raids and unroofed buildings, meeting troops and civilians amid celebrations and flags.
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North Africa
Aurora
Jervis
Mediterranean
Andrew Browne Cunningham
Arthur William Tedder
Aval
Aar
Harold MacMillan
Allied
Soldier Dies From Injuries Received At Devens
Injuries from a 1911 Devens incident proved fatal Sunday night for 26 year old Joseph Dupp, a colored serviceman, at his Overfields home. The article notes the long service and upcoming funeral arrangements.
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U.S
Devens
Joseph Dupp
Ovdields
Rae
Powell Transfer From Bainbridge to Selomens Branch
Transferred Seaman Second Class Powell listed as Fred K who had been stationed at Bainbridge is moved to Selomens Branch.
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Powell
Fred. K
Bainbridge
Selomens
Beef Needed For Sanatoria In Maryland Hospitals
Baltimore June 2 State director Walter N Sirkinson said bids for beef failed and he hopes to buy beef for Maryland's four tuberculosis hospitals by week end. Dr Victor F Culiea noted beef's high protein value but acknowledged shortages. pork is a workable alternative though ham and bacon remain scarce. Beef costs are lower per meal than lamb veal or poultry.
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Baltimore
Walter N. Sirkinson
Bureau of Budget and Procurement
Maryland
Kirkman Sa
Kirkman
Victor F. Culiéa
E. Vo Me-Collum
Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene
Wheat loan value announced for Maryland farmers
Maryland wheat growers under the Agricultural Adjustment Act program may receive Commodity Credit Corporation loans nine cents per bushel above 1922 levels. No 2 grade Maryland wheat loan values range from 1.39 to 1.45 dollars per bushel depending on county. Loans are issued through county AAA offices.
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Maryland
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
War Food Production and
Sail-Conservation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Leonard C. Burns
The
Maryland Asa
Allied Flyers Down 23 Japanese Planes Over Lae
Allied airmen claim 23 Japanese Zeroes shot down near Lae with 14 crashes and nine in flames. The battle yielded another air victory for the Lightnings, while ground clashes occurred around Mubo and Dutch Timor.
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Aled
Australia
Lae
Mackthuss
Koon
Pose
New Guinea
Mubo
Loepang
Dutch Timor
Threshing Begins for Barley in Frederick County
Frederick County farmers started threshing barley yesterday with some wheat to follow. Barley yields are light but prices are around a dollar a bushel, roughly double last year. Much barley will be used locally or traded between farms, while early wheat signals lighter stalks as harvest nears. Baltimore grain prices dipped as traders weigh a stabilizing harvest price. Army Air Transport Command now operates over more than 90 000 miles of routes.
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Frederick County
Baltimore Grain Exchange
Army Air Transport Command
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Superman
Conference of State
Mes
Pvt
Henry R. Shoemaker
Fort Jackson
Jeskea F. Murphy. Jr
Charles E. Staley
Edward Staley
Walkersville
Ralph Fry
Hansonville
Camp McCain
Miss
Beautarial
Frye
Junior Civic
WAAC
Army
Vincent A Terry
Irene Young
Edw S. Delaplaine
Terry
John Terry
Brunswick
Mississippi
Nan
Ramsburg
King George
Malta
S.c. Lawrence Powell
Cullen
MacArthur
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
C. C. Carty, Inc
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