Maryland Republicans Cut Delegation to 16 At Convention
The Maryland GOP reduced its convention delegation from 22 to 16 to meet national rules. Mayor Theodore McKeldin led the shift after learning he would be on the guest list and not entitled to floor access. New at large members include McKeldin and Morgan Harris with Gordon Harris and Margaret D Anger. several alternates were reassigned or dropped.
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Chicago
Maryland
State Central Committee
Galen L. Tait
Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Harry Ma. Levin
Dewey
Republican National Committee
Tait
Credentials Committee
McKeldin
Morgan C. Harris
Cumberland
Gordon Harris
Royal Oak
Margaret D'Anger
Levin
Charles W. Main
Marie S. Calloway
Main
Paul Fletcher
W. David Tilghman, Jr
Elkridge
Mueller Elected Moderator At York General Synod
John W. Mueller of St. Louis was chosen moderator and Rev. Dr. William J. Rest of Elgin named vice moderator at the Evangelical and Reformed church biennial meeting in York Pennsylvania. The secretary Rev. Dr. William Lampe reported a net gain of 10038 in membership last year amid a two year drop of 20016 in Sunday school enrollment. The denomination with 675958 members gave 2103419 for missions and benevolences in 1943. Nearly 100 clergy have joined Army or Navy chaplaincy and 200 congregations lack pastors.
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John W. Mueller
St. Louis
Evangelical and Reformed Church
General Synod
York
William J. Rest
Elgin
Tlinidis Synod
William &£. Lampe
Philadelphia
Lampe
Picnic Supper Held For Sgt George Korrell
A picnic supper was given at Braddock Heights on a Sunday evening in honor of Sgt George Korrell on furlough at his Middletown home with wife in Frederick. Attendees included the Korrell family and relatives such as Frank Koontz Noah Korrell Elmer Korrell Charles Gaver Harry Swain Roy Korrell Helen Kefauver Mary Catherine Stine Byrd Platter Donald Korrell Rita Korrell Evelyn Koontz and Gene Korrell.
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Braddock Heights
George Korrell
Middletown
Frederick
Frank Koontz
Noah Korrell
Elmer Korrell
Charles R. Gaver
Harry Swain
Roy Korrell
Helen
Port Seizure by Fifth Army Opens Italy Supply Route
Fifth Army troops captured Piombino port near Elba, gaining a crucial supply base as Allied forces push along Italy’s west coast toward Leghorn. American and French units converged on Siena, with advances from multiple directions reducing German positions toward the city and nearby Castiglione Dorcia and Rocca Dorcia.
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Rome
Fifth Army
Piombino
Italy
Siena
Suvereto
Leghorn
Fiombino
Elba
Torniella
Scalvala
Monticiano
Ombrone
Castigliéna Dorcia
Rocca Dorcia
Joint Meeting To Hear Gen Hayes On Tuesday
Frederick hosts a war salvage conference with Major General Philip Hayes speaking at 12 20 PM Tuesday at the Francis Scott Key hotel. About 200 attend as Camp Detrick Camp Ritchie and Salvage Center staff officers join Army and civilian guests to discuss material conservation and taxpayer savings.
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Camp Detrick
Camp Ritchie
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Philip Hayes
Third Service Command
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions Clubs
Gen. Hayes
Paratrooper Private Brandenburg on Furlough at Foxville Home
Paratrooper Private Eugene H. Brandenburg spent a furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs R O Brandenburg in Foxville. He joined the Army October 18 and completed 17 weeks of basic rifleman training at Camp Blanding Florida before being assigned to paratroops at Fort Benning Georgia.
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Eugene H. Brandenburg
Brandenburg
Foxville
Camp Blanding
Fla
U. S. Army
Fort Benning
Boston Brown Bread Bake For Hearty Slices And Snacks
A simple bread recipe from Boston uses rye meal corn meal whole wheat flour and molasses with sour milk or mayonnaise. Mix sift add molasses and milk then steam in greased molds for about three hours. Do not disturb during the first hour and keep water boiling when added.
More Than 300 Attend Baker Park Services
Over 300 people attended union services at Baker Park churches Sunday evening. Dr Haas spoke at Frederick area churches during a shared service, with William C Royal contributing, and offerings will fund bringing an outstanding speaker to Frederick next spring for similar services.
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Baker Park
Franklin Mery
St Baptist
Haas
William C. Royal
Union Servis
Frederick
The
Fir
Weather Summary With Temperatures and Moon Phases
A daily weather snapshot shows 24 hour precipitation none and June rainfall totaling 2.65 inches. Previous day high 83 degrees, last night low not recorded. Sunrise 5:46 a.m. sunset 8:41 p.m. Moon rise 12:15 p.m. moon set 12:42 a.m.
Cherbourg Port Battle Shifts as Allies Press the Harbor
Allied forces push to seal Cherbourg as German resistance blunts the port defense. British General Montgomery drives south of Tilly sur Seulles while Omar Bradley directs artillery to limit damage to the town. US troops wield bazookas and mortars in house to house fighting. The port’s fall is key for deep water anchorages feeding major drives into France.
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France
Paris
Berlin
Cherbourg
Occupied
Europe
EWT
DNB
Germany
Uialtual Uigil
German International Information Bureau
St. Vaast la Hogue
Quettehou
Barfleur
Bernard L. Montgomery
Tily-Sur- Seulles
Omar N. Bradley
Green Charges Roosevelt Meddling in War Effort
Chicago June 26 Governor Dwight H Green of Illinois accuses the Roosevelt administration of political meddling in Army and Navy affairs. He pledges Republicans would free professional soldiers from bureaucratic interference if they win in November and claims a GOP victory would stun the enemy.
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Chicago
Dwight H. Green
Ilinois
Roosevelt
Green
United States Army
Navy
Opium Habit Reports Reach Tokyo As Japan Invades
Hints from Tokyo say parts of the Japanese army may have suffered from the opium curse sown by Nippon in China and other conquered lands. Domei reports frequent broadcasts about new drugs claimed to break narcotic addiction more effectively than existing remedies. Washington observers note the topic touches U S aims for broader freedoms and national unity.
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Washington
Tokyo
China
Nippon
Domei
Opium Habit Described as Western Introduced Vice
A public discussion labels opium use as a filthy habit. It brazenly claims the vice was introduced from the west, framing it as a pernicious influence spreading domestically.
America Rises as a New World Hope in War
A verse casts America as a young giant entering the war effort. The speaker frames the nation as vast and steadfast, ready to join allies in pursuit of justice and freedom.
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America
Prairies
Hills
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