Troops Ready For Invasion Across Balkan Borders
Reported international brigade divisions in the Balkans, potentially 3 000 to 10 000 men, poised to attack Greece from Albania and Bulgaria. Attacks centered on Ioannina as a guerrilla capital with air strip repairs noted near Prespa Lake and Russian direction suspected but without confirmed Soviet tactical officers.
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Washington
Balkans
Greece
Athens
States Department
Chabad
Russia
Balkan
Truman
Yuroshvia
Yugoslavia
Albania
Bulgaria
Ioannina
Epirus
Lake Prespa
Tirania
Side Delivery Rake Brings 400 At Sale
A side delivery rake in good shape sold for 400 at EK Wilklow’s Rochester farm near Lovellsville. Auctioneer Robert L. Wright said the rake went to a Montgomery County bidder, possibly the top price for that equipment this sale season. Total farm items brought about 8800 from Maryland and Virginia buyers.
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EK. E. Wilklow
Rochester
Lovellsville
Robert L. Wright
Montgomery County
Frederick
Montgomery
Maryland
Loudoun
Prince William
Virginia
McCormick-Deering
McCormick-Deerings
Theodore Reid
Hamilton
Track Removal Nears Completion on East South Street
The railway tracks on East South street are being removed to finish a project begun by the Potomac Edison Company last fall. Rails have been lifted from West South street to the South Market intersection with work hampered by cold weather but resumed Thursday. City workers will repair and pave the area as the P-track crew advances toward full removal.
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East South Street
Potomat Edison Company
H. and F. Railway
Frederick
Middletown
Amccurdy Field
Jefferson Street
West South Street
South Market Street
City Street Department
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
AH Saints Street
Abandonment of South Market Street Station
The South Market street passenger terminus is closed with final service completed last Saturday. All passenger and freight operations now run from Carroll street station one block east while track removal awaits ICC clearance.
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Carroll Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Woman Accused of Abducting Five Children
Springfield reports 27-year-old Mrs. Rozilla Whitacre Fenton pleaded innocent to neglect charges after authorities say she gave away five of her six children over eight months. Bond set at 500 dollars for March 25 hearing as investigations cite placements with families in Westville Urbana and Dayton.
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Springfield
Rozilla Whitacre Fenton
Marty Gram
Westville
Logan County
Dayton
Urbana
Gram
Woman arraigned over missing babies case described
A woman told investigators she had to act and sought good homes for her children at arraignment. Authorities said she later admitted two babies were missing. the court noted she received a $146 monthly war widow pension for the children while her second husband is involved.
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Gram
Court rules alimony possible in voluntary separations
Annapolis March 18 The Court of Appeals decided alimony may be awarded in divorces based on voluntary separation, noting an exception would require legislative change. Judge Stephen Collins wrote the opinion, reporting that by 1832 there were 40 miles of railroad in the United States.
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Annapolis
Court of Appeals
United States
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