Warren Sees G.O.P. Victory In November
Republican delegates at the Chicago convention hear Governor Earl Warren of California predict a GOP victory in November and call for a better world for others. Willkie criticizes a proposed international security plank, urging a United Nations Council and a broader future world organization. Warren, a leading vice presidential possibility, outlines party aims while Dewey's nomination drive gains momentum.
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Chicago
Thomas E. Dewey
Earl Warren
California
Warren
Wendell J. Willkie
New York
Resolutions Committee
Willkie
Plank Willkie
United Nations Council
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Platform Committee
GOP
Dewey
IM4
Griswold
Nebraska
Overseas Hayes Reuitzahn Promoted to Technician Fifth Grade
Reuitzahn, son of Mrs Edith Reutzahn of Braddock Avenue, has been promoted to technician fifth grade with the rank of corporal. He has been stationed in England.
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Edith Reutzahn
Braddock Avenue
England
Jap Dead Counted in New Guinea Maffin Bay Area
Four hundred seventy five Japanese troops are reported killed in recent fighting around Maffin Bay in Dutch New Guinea. Total enemy dead in the Sarmi Maffin Bay sector reaches 2386 as Allied air forces raid Noemfoor Island. General MacArthur’s aide announces Lt Gen George C Kenney now commands the Far Eastern Air Forces. Scout field meet results list winners in rope pulling chair race and other events at Baker Park.
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New Guinea
Maffin Bay
Dutch New Guinea
Hollandia
Biak
Wakde
Satmi
Sarmi- Maffin Bay
Noemfoor Island
Douglas MacArthur
George C Kennes
Allied
Southwest Pacific
Far Eastern
Baker Park
Mary Ann Atkinson
Mary Castie
Barbara Seeger
Paula Montgomery
Linda Michael
Jean Friese
Barbara Thomas
Louie Hendrickson
Salhie Thomas
Marjorie Nungester
Barbara Bowlus
Diane Schnnauffer
Nancy Jones
Sallie Thomas
Mary Castle
Evelyn Morton
Joan Metcalf
Maralee Atkinson
Alice Gless
More High Octane Gas Needed For Army, Navy
Washington reports urgent demand from War and Navy leaders for more high octane gasoline. Director Dewey ordered diverting 400 1000 barrels of butylene from synthetic rubber to produce an extra 1 000 000 barrels of aviation fuel. Undersecretaries Patterson Bard appealed for the shift citing intensified Allied air attacks and favorable weather aiding raids. The diversion is said not to reduce tire or synthetic rubber output.
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Washington
Bradley Dewey
Navy
Robert P. Patterson
Ralph A Bard
Dewey
Europe
Destruction Little In Rome Destruction Little In Rome
Corp. Allen F. Sherald Jr reports Naples suffered wide destruction while Rome was largely spared. He enjoys Rome’s modernity and ancient sights like the Colosseum and St Peters. He describes Mount Vesuvius eruption and Pompeii, and notes brothers Walter and Austin serving overseas.
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Rome
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Allen F. Sherald, Jr
A. F. Sherald
North Market Street
Tiber
St. Peter's
Sherald
Frederick Solider
Italy
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Vesuvius
Corp. Sherald
Pompeii
Walter
Austin
U S Forces Break Through on Saipan and Gate Magicienne Bay
United States Marines seized Mt Tapotchau on Saipan and drove into Garapan while gaining control of Magicienne Bay. Carrier planes hit Guam and Rota as Nimitz reports air and sea losses for Japan, with 756 enemy planes sunk or damaged in the Saipan campaign.
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Pacific
Saipan
Philippines
Formosa
Chinese
Japan
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Mt. Tapotchau
Saipan Island
Marianas
Garapan
Magicienne Bay
China
Adin
Coesier W. Nimitz
Guam
Rota Islands
Pointblank
Nimitz
Tapotchau
Howard Handleman
Rota
Orote Peninsula
Aora
Aota
Ethel Society Meets for June Gathering
The Bethel Busy Bees held their monthly meeting on June 7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley M. Compher with Mrs. Compher and Mrs. Charles Stup as hostesses. Nineteen members and several visitors attended. They plan an eighth anniversary covered dish supper on July 5 at eight oclock in the parish hall and invite the Sunday School.
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Ethel Society
Bethel Busy Bees
Wesley M. Compher
Compher
Charles Stup
Luther Powell
America
Edgar L. Annan, III
Found Guilty Of Assault In Multiple Court Cases
Homer Mitchell Jr of North Market street was found guilty of simple assault on Dorothy Orme and fined $10 by Magistrate Edward J. Smith. Several other defendants faced similar charges with varied penalties including jail time and fines.
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Homer Mitchell, Jr
North Market Street
Dorothy Orme
Edward J. Smith
Mitchell
Sherman P. Bowers
Don Rice
Richard Wiles
Orme
Smith
Rice
Wiles
William M. Storm
Frederick
Alton Y. Bennett
Stanley R. Rhodes
Taney Apartments
Mildred
Charles Saunders
Braddock Heights
Lee Anna Blackston
Klinehart’s Alley
John Blackston
Charles F. Ford
Charles W. Smith
Frank Dorsey
James Fox
Walter Hallman
Amos Rippeon
Larry Lincoln
Arthur Runkles
Edward Tyergar
Anna Jackson
Joseph F. Buddenhagen
Robert Jackson
Har Bonham
William Chaney
James Dickson
Glenn Honaker
Arthur K. Kepler
Middletown
Roger E. Ambush
Tuscarora
H. L. Basore
Charles de Grange
East Fifth Street
William M. Dash
Sergt. Dorsey
George D. Schildt
Ellis Carty
Singer Beats Senator in Idaho Democratic Primary
Glen H. Taylor a war worker and cow boy singer defeated Senator D Worth Clark by 216 votes for the Democratic Senatorial nomination in Idaho after the June 13 primary. Taylor won 10 711 votes to Clark 10 495 and will face Governor C A Bottelsen in November.
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Singer
Boise
Idaho
Glen H. Taylor
D. Worth Clark
Taylor
Clark
John Thomas
C. A. Bottelfsen
Private Norman Dove stationed at Fort McClellan Alabama
Private Norman Dove of 616 Middle Alley is stationed at Fort McClellan Alabama. He entered service on November 11 1943 and his wife Mrs Dove resides in Ijamsville.
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Norman Dove
Middle Alley
Fort McClellan
Ala
Dove
Ijamsville
Destroyer Fechteler Sunk in Mediterranean Action
The Navy reported the destroyer escort Fechteler was sunk in the Mediterranean in May by enemy action. Next of kin have been notified. Lt. Calvert Burke of Baltimore survived. Built at Norfolk and commissioned July 1, 1943, the 1300-ton ship joins Leopold as the second of its class lost.
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Fechteler
Mediterranean
Navy
Navy Department
U. S
Calvert
Burke GH
Baltimore
Leopold
North Atlantic
Norfolk, Va. Navy Yard
Gils
Brooklyn
N.Y
Viscount Lascelles Captured on Italian Front
Berlin radio reported Viscount Lascelles, 21, nephew of King George VI, captured on the Italian front. An Harewood House statement said he is wounded and missing and believed held as a prisoner of war. He is the heir to the Earldom of Harewood and joined the Grenadier Guards as a private two years ago.
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ING
London
Berlin
Viscount Lascelles
George VI
Harewood House
Lord Harewood
Earl of Harewood
Grenadier Guards
Smuts Tours Italian Front Amid War Dispatch
Rome reports that South African Premier Field Marshal Jan Christian Smuts visited various sectors of the Italian front. The disclosure came today as part of wartime dispatches from Rome.
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Rome
Jan Christian Smuts
Concrete For Dual Highway Is Urged In Frederick Meeting
At the Frederick branch Advisory Board of the Automobile Club of Maryland a resolution urged concrete construction on the dual highway from Hagerstown to Frederick. The measure, to be sent to the Governor and State Roads Commission, favors completing the road east to the National Highway west of the city, noting concrete sections east of Hagerstown and bridge approaches.
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Frederick
Automobile Club of Maryland
Francis Scott Key
Hagerstown
State Roads Commission
Ralph W. Bayer
Bayer
Camp Croft
S. C
Fort Meade
Glenn Orrison
AAA
Mary Summers
Wiliam T. Delaplaine
Ignatius Bjorlee
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Alton Xe Bennett
San W Maples
Roger B. Wolfe
Private Boyer
Harry Uhler
Baltimore
Sons Qualify To Administer Estates In Orphans Court
Three sons of deceased Countians qualified Monday to administer estates. Raymond W. Baltzell reported $4,000 in personal property for Charles W. Baltzell. Guy L. Nusz listed $3,000 real estate and $100 personal. Lester E. Boleyn reported $1,500 real estate for Mary C. Boleyn. Court approved first and final accounts for Guy W. Nusz and Cyrus Winston Haller with dispositions totaling thousands. Emory G. Nusz filed inventory of $1,729.65 with $155.50 bequests valued.
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Orphans Court
Raymond W. Baltzell
Unionville
Charles W. Baltzell
Guy L. Nusz
Wilson Place
Millie M. Nusz
Lester E. Boleyn
West Fifth Street
Mary C. Boleyn
Guy W. Nusz
Mary H. Young
Margaret D. Nusz
Walter E. Linn
Cyrus Winston Haller
Clara Haller
Emory G. Nusz
Margaret C. Peck
Rooney in Cavalry Arrives for Training at Ft. Riley
Pi Mickey Rooney, 22, newly inducted film star, has arrived at Fort Riley Kansas to begin training with a horse cavalry unit the public relations office announced today.
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Ft. Riley
Kans
Pi Mickey Rooney
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