Rusia Moves Diplomacy Russia shifts policy under Badoglio
Moscow March 19 Soviet Russia shows bold diplomatic moves, recognizing Marshal Badoglio's regime in Italy and King Vittorio Emanuele III. Officials say the act signals expediency, not a drive to communize Europe, amid Finnish talks and debate over a western front. Russians insist the US and Britain cannot win the war by bombing alone. A Soviet commentator questions the second front, noting shifting attitudes toward Japan and the war.
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Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Marshal Pietro Badoglio
Italy
Soviet
Russia
Marshal Badogue
Vittoria Emanuele
United States
Britain
Europe
Xv Comintern Astear
Jean Darian
North Africa
Japan
Germany
Soviet Union
Spiritual Consciousness Stressed At Hood Service
Dr. Lester A. Welliver of Westminster Theological Seminary urged spiritual consciousness over material interests to address marriage race and religious issues during Hood college vesper in Brodbeck Hall. He warned that sacred meanings risk erosion if prejudice enters, urging resources to meet life’s challenges as in ancient Israel. Henry T. Wade played organ preludes and J. Alex Gilfillan directed an anthem. The Pines Thurmont hosted a separate piano recital by Hood music pupils with Miss Lula Wire presenting readings and solos, followed by refreshments.
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Lester A. Welliver
Westminster Theological Seminary
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Welliver
Jesus
Brotherhood of Man
Israel
Henry T. Wade
Hood
Bar
J. Alex Gilfillan
Lula Wire
the Pines Thurmont
Bettie Smith
Dorothy Smith
Progres
Women of the Moose Meet at Moose Hall
The Women of the Moose held a regular meeting Wednesday at the Moose Hall to honor Social Service chairman Mrs George Abrecht. Two members were initiated and the program featured two humorous relaying games and a quiz on lodge ritual.
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Women OF Moose
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Social Service
George Abrecht
Nmbers
English AWVS leader hails U S unit amid Maryland event
Mrs. Alice Throckmorton McLean, founder president of the American Womens Voluntary Services, praised the Frederick Unit and AWVS work in England and America during a March gathering at Prospect Hall. She spoke of mutual aid, war work, and training programs, noting England’s WVS as a model for postwar needs.
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England
America
Alice Throckmorton McLean
New York
American Womens Voluntary Services
Joseph H. Himes
Frederick
Himes
Prospect Hall
American
Maryland
McLean
AWVS
United States
Alaska
A.W.V.S
WVS
Lady Reading
A.w.vs
Edward T. McLean
Monkton
East Patrick Street
Hugh W. Gittinger
Florida
Pacific Coast
Charles H Conley
T. Stuart Haller
Russell Beck
Httle
Wanted Men and Women Who Are Hard of Hearing
Advertises an at home hearing test promising improved hearing with a money back guarantee. Claims temporary deafness ringing and head noises from ear wax and urges asking about Onrine Ear Drops at Williamson's Drug Store 12 North Market St. Phone 6%.
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Williamson
North Market St
Court Asked To Construe Mauser Will Inheritance
In Myersville 1940 death of John Henry Mauser wife Drusilla A R Moser petitions Equity Court to interpret the will and fix distribution of Malinda Moser's estate. The will leaves life use to Mrs Moser with remainder and specific bequests to St Pauls Lutheran Church, niece Nannie C Palmer, and nephew Harlan K Snyder. Court action seeks determines fee simple or life estate and directs trustee William M Storm on distribution.
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John Henry Mauser
Myersville
Equity
Drusilla A. R. Moser
Moser
Malinda Moser
John Moser
Council of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Nannie C. Palmer
Harlan K. Snyder
Boonsboro
John H. Moser
Charles Moser
Elected As Clerk Of Model State Senate
Jack Doll son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Doll was elected clerk of the Senate at a legislative training conference at the University of Maryland. Sixteen Frederick boys will attend the Model legislature at Annapolis May 5 and 6 where delegates and senators will be chosen and trained in procedure.
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Jack Doll
Clifford Doll
University of Maryland
Annapolis
Frederick
Senate
House
Maryland
Hills
Public sale near Thurmont sells 4 1/2 acres to George W Brown
A public sale on Saturday afternoon along the Thurmont Sabillasville road sold 4.5 acres of unimproved land to George W Brown for 600 dollars. A 2 42 acre mountain tract was withdrawn. The properties belonged to the late William E Lohr and were sold by Lorena V Lohr executrix and Calvin B Lohr executor, with Merril Hoff man as auctioneer.
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Thurmont
Thurmont- Sabillasville Road
George W. Brown
William E. Lohr
Lorena V. Lohr
Calvin 8. Lohr
Merril Hoffman
Anti Malaria System Set Up By U S Medicos In Anzio Area
In Anzio area Allied officers establish a comprehensive WW2 anti malaria program. Three control groups coordinate through Surgeon General Col Rollin Bauchspies to protect civilians and troops. Measures include draining ponds, spraying tents, bed nets, and protective gloves as spring malaria season begins.
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U.S. Medicos
Anzio
American Medical Corps
British Medical Corps
Surgeon General
Rollin L
Bauchspies
Sicily
Potik
Union Bridge Officers Elected at Ladies Auxiliary Meeting
Union Bridge area notes show Harry Schell Jr. enlisting in the Navy with March 22 training. At the Ladies Auxiliary of the Union Bridge Fire Company March 14, officers elected: Stitely president, Ying ling VP, Fogle chaplain, Horner recording secretary, Crabbs financial secretary, Gernand treasurer, Graham and Gray flagbearers, Hahn and Graham color guards. Each received corsages. Homemakers club met March 14 with 21 members present and three visitors. Crosby spoke on planning the family garden. $8 donated to Red Cross. May county homemakers meeting planned. April meeting set at Mrs Eckard.
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Union Bridge
Harry Schell, Jr
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Union Bridge Fire Company
Marie Stitely
Evelyn Yingling
Pauline Fogle
Margaret Horner
Mary Crabbs
Beulah Gernand
Isabelle Graham
Betty Gray
Ethel Hahn
Norma Graham
Mary Stouffer
Union Bridge Homemakers’ Club
Lowell Birely
George P. Starr
Justina C. Crosby
Red Cross Fund
Carroll County
John Eckard
Case Postponed In Piper Company V Hawn Suit
The petit jury summoned for this morning in Carroll County for the case Edward W. Piper Company against Earl W. Hawn was excused when the case was postponed. Attorneys said witnesses could not attend due to the snowstorm.
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Edward W. Piper Company
Earl W. Hawn
Carroll County
Deed Recorded for 59 Acres in Jackson District
A deed recorded in the clerk’s office transfers about 59 acres in several tracts in Jackson district along with improvements from Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Cline to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Kline. The stated consideration is around $3,800.
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Jackson
Lewis A. Cline
Kenneth E. Kline
Local residents visit friends in Gettysburg and Barlow
Harney and Staley guests visited Ermon Chipley home on Tuesday evening. Edgar Felix and the Seniz couple called on William Seniz. Ernon Chipley joined Leslie Staley at Gettysburg Saturday. Melvin Patterson family also spent Tuesday with Armour Leatherman. George Shriver joined a birthday surprise at Faye Thomas’s home in Gettysburg. Say you saw it in The News.
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Armour Leatherman
George Shriver
Faye Thomas
Gettysburg
Pimples Disappear Overnight Ad Claim for Kleerex
An advert boasts a medicated liquid Kleerex that dries pimples overnight. It urges nightly application and promises full refund if unsatisfied. Sold at 2 North Market St with phone contact, promoting quick, risk free clear complexions.
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Kleeres
Body Of Cator Woolford Taken For Burial In Cambridge
The body of 75 year old Cator Woolford, founder of the Retail Credit Company and philanthropist, who died yesterday at his plantation home near Brunswick, Georgia, was brought to Cambridge for burial after several weeks of kidney illness. Woolford was a native of Woolford, Dorchester County.
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Cambridge
Cator Woolford
National
Brunswick
Woolford
Dorchester
Germans Punished Under Air Raid Decree With Harsh Penalties
Report notes that Germans caught by censors mentioning air raid damage face severe penalties, up to the death sentence, reflecting wartime censorship and control over information.
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Martin Senour
Hollander
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Home & Auto
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Williamson’s Drug Store
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Hitler
Melvin M. Engle
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War Production Board
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