Churchill Sets Two Year Outlook On Hitler Defeat
London March 2145 Prime Minister Churchill warned it could take two more years to crush Hitler and his powers of evil. He announced the British Eighth Army was on the move in Tunisia and outlined postwar aims including a United Nations council, social security, and an integrated Europe. He urged continued relentless effort, cautioned against over optimism, and pledged to tackle Japan after Europe.
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London
Churchill
Hitler
Eighth Army
Bernard L. Montgomery
Montgomery
Japan
United Nations
World Organization
Council of Europe
Council of Asia
Britain
Germany
China
New Zealand
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Sir William Beveridge
Europe
Lana Nislore
United States
Russia
Italy
Engagement announced in Unionville and Kenney family plans
Engaged Me and Mrs George F Vor Ei Sr of Unionville announce the engagement of their daughter India Harmetine Von Eift to Warren Page Kenney, son of Emma Kenney of Arlington Virginia and the late Thomas Hite Kenney. Churchill discusses postwar demobilization, world bloc, and a future European and Asian councils under a League of Nations framework to prevent future wars and enforce decisions.
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George F. Vor Ei
Unionville
India Harmetine von Eift
Warren Page Kenney
Bars
Emma Kenney
Arlington Va
Thomas Hite Kenney
CBS Affiliation of WFMD Outlined at Chamber Dinner
Radio WFMD in Frederick, Maryland, part of Monocacy Broadcasting, announced its CBS affiliation during a Chamber of Commerce dinner. General Manager A. V. Tidmore said CBS programs would air while local public service and talent shows remain unchanged. The broadcast kicked off at 7:30 p.m. with local speakers praising the seven year old station. Also reported: OPA bans retail butter, lard, margarine and fats sales for one week starting March 22 to March 29 as rationing nears, with details on points and exceptions for restaurants and cheeses.
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WFMD
Monocary Broadcasting Co
Predyerick
Columbia Broadcasting System
Frome
Boum Key Boul
Frederick
Columbia
Roger B. Wolfe
Chamber of Commerce
I Lloyd C. Culler
Henry Staler
Hood College
James H. Gambrill
Charles W. Stup
Board of Aldermen
Laurence Leonard
Monocacy Broadcasting Company
A. V. Tidmore
Julius Hoke
WEMD
Jopun UN Om
J. D. Duve
Cowan
Dr.Duve
Sperry Storm
New York
CBS
Wolfe
Staler
Gambrill
Stup
Major Leonard
Jerry White
Eve Chamberlain
Washington
OPA
Office of Price Administration
Enone
ODA
Javers
Posse Hunts For Fugitive In Northern Virginia Woods
A three day manhunt for Earl Johnson 26 intensified in the Rockenan Springs woods of western Frederick County Virginia after he broke jail in Warrenton and allegedly stole cars and robbed stations. Police say Johnson also faces Maryland arrest warrants and West Virginia tips aided the search as lookouts covered highways and traps failed to catch him. Local man Edward L Favorit was arrested for failing to stay right of center on Route 15 with hearings set.
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Winchester
Virginia
Earl Johnson
Warrenton
Rockenon Springs
Frederick County
Johnson
Delaplane
C. W Blue
Culpeper
Frederick
John Bywaters
Johns Seins
Rockenan Springs
West Virginia
Thay
Paw
Paw W.va
Marshall
Upperville
Pollice
Maryland
Public cattle sales yield over $3 000 in county fair
John P. Foreman sale on Smelser farm west of New Windsor netted 3754.30 from 20 cows, 1 bull, 5 heifers priced to 226 for a cow and 460 for a heifer with 18 month old Holstein bull at 170. Harry Trout auctioneered, R L Kelly clerk. Also Mount sale near Bartholows grossed 4078.63 with items from 40 to 190, plus hogs, pigs at 8.30 each, and a sow with five pigs at 109.50. Machinery priced well. binder 200, corn planter 90, lime sower 70, wagons 47–60, kettles 18–22. A small Mountaintale sale brought 705.01. two seven year old horses sold for 126 and 150. Jersey heifer 98. old wagon 30. 1932 Ford 105. single tree 2.90. DESTROYER LOST report notes Lightning sunk. details scarce. London. March 21. Admiralty confirms loss of a major destroyer, not disclosing casualty figures beyond next-of-kin informed. The Lightning class vessel is 354 feet, armed with six 4.7 inch guns and 21 inch torpedo tubes, capable of 36.5 knots.
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John P. Foreman
Smelser
New Windsor
Harry Trout
R. L. Kelly
Harry O. Mount
Bartholows
Glenn Trout
John Umberger
R. F. Day
Keefer Rice
Mountaindale
Charles L. Rice
Marion Rice
London
Admiralty
Orifly
Britain
Meat rationing notes on points and bargain sales
Guidance outlines how ration points apply to long term purchases and special diet needs. It permits extra meat points for those with medical certificates and allows bargain sales by butchers to move stock quickly. All such sales must be reported to ration boards.
Allied Bombers Hit Convoy and Bases in New Guinea
Allied air units attacked a four ship convoy off Dutch New Guinea and an Japanese destroyer in the Solomon Sea, scoring two direct hits on the destroyer and damaging cargo ships. Night raids hit Gasmata airfield and ground installations, with fires burning at Madang and Finschhafen.
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Allied
Australia
Neh Ah Suimiay
Dutch New Guinea
Solomon Sea
Kaimana
Solaman Sea
Ng East
Cape Mamaripi
Shors
Gasmata
New Guinea
Bergen Bay
Finschhafen
Madang
Ridgeville Man Held As Hit And Run Driver
Ridgeville man Clyde Reed remains in Frederick City Hospital with a compound leg fracture head lacerations and possible skull fracture after a hit and run on Route 40 near Ridgeville Saturday night. Paul Frizzell of Ridgeville arrested at his Ellicott City jail after allegedly admitting striking Reed. Troopers Badger and Morris pursued the case, Frizzell cited for failure to stop after an accident with injuries. Reed’s condition listed as satisfactory. Clarence Davis of Gaithersburg was also jailed for drunken and reckless driving.
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Clyde Reed
Woodbine
Frederick City
Paul Frizzell
Ridgeville
Howard County
Ellicott City
F. C. Badger
Reed
Fayte
Herman M. Snyder
Frizzell
Badger
RA. Morris
Morris
Clarence Davis
Gaithersburg
Ban On Sunday Sales Of Liquor Is Opposed
Baltimore March 2 Charles T. Leviness chairman of the Baltimore City Board of Liquor License Commissioners said today that passage by the General Assembly of a Sunday closing bill would mean a return of the evil smelling days of prohibition. He asserted the law would revive graft corruption and general disregard for law and order. The measure in the House of Delegates would prohibit sale of alcoholic beverages anywhere in the state between midnight Saturday and midnight Sunday except on railroad trains. Leviness said Baltimore residents would not tolerate prohibition even for a day or a week. He added that many would still seek beer on Sundays and depriving people of a glass on Sunday would be a deprivation of rights un warranted by existing conditions.
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Baltimore
Charles T. Leviness
Baltimore City Board of Liquor
Tncense Commissioners
General Assembly
House of Delegates
Levitess
Leviness
Weekend Arrests Prompt Six Minor Detentions
City police list six weekend arrests led by Deputy Sheriff D B Haugh and officers including Elmer J Smith Fredryick Pritts Ruth Carroll and Charles W Moore both colored from Clarksburg with fights and public drunkenness. Harry Phillips Harry Conner and others face hearings in Police Court before Magistrate Alton Y Bennett tonight.
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Elmer J. Smith
Fredryick Pritts
Haugh
Ruth Carroll
Clarksburg
Charles W. Moore
Harry Phillips
Harry Conner
West Fifth Street
Howard Flock
Carl Rentzell
Harry Lewis
West Sixth Street
Baltimore Pair Announces Engagement Of Catherine Zimmerman
Mr and Mrs Raymond W Zimm erman of 2918 Rosalie avenue Baltimore formerly of Walkersville announce the engagement of their daughter Catherine Zimmerman to Virgil Denton Naval Aviation Cadet USNR Sunday March 14 at the home of Raymond T Zimmerman in Baltimore a dinner party honored the bride to be The bride to be attended Baltimore high school and now works for a Baltimore war industry Mr Denton son of E E Denton Hutchinson Kansas has finished primary training and awaits orders for Navy Pre flight School Athens Georgia No wedding date set
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Raymond W. Zimmerman
Rosalie Avenue
Baltimore
Walkersville
Catherine Zimmerman
Virgil Denton
Raymond
T. Zimmerman
Miss Zimmerman
Denton
E. E. Denton
Hutchinson
Kan
Navy
Athens
Westminster man fined for speeding in Emmitsburgh
Charles J. Stonesifer of Route 1 Westminster was found guilty before Magistrate Frank J. Campbell in Emmitsburgh on Saturday for exceeding 50 miles per hour. He paid a $10 fine and costs. State Trooper Walter Wilt filed the charge.
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Frank J. Campbell
Emmitsburgh
Charles J. Stonesifer
Route 1
Westminster
Walter Wilt
Stover Found Guilty Over Fictitious Markers
Wilbur Q. Stover of New Midway was found guilty by Magistrate William J. Stoner at Thurmont last Thursday for displaying fictitious markers. He paid a $10 fine and costs. State Trooper Walter Wilt filed the charge.
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New Midway
William J. Stoner
Thurmont
Walter Wilt
Gauss Home For Parleys Gauss Home For Parleys
Ambassadors Dr Koo and Gen Wang return to the United States after China talks. Dr Koo hopes to meet President Roosevelt and the Chinese foreign minister in America before London. A birthday party for Charles W Fawley marked by Ralph W Fawley and family in Locus Valley.
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Miami
Frs
Clarence E. Gauss
U. S
China
Wellington
Great Briain
P. H. Wan
Washington
United States
Koo
Gen. Wang
Gangs
State Department
Roosevel
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Commonwealth
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European Council
League of Nations
Mies L. Iedia
Harectine Ven
Edward L. Favorit
William 3. Stoner
Witche
Taileheim
Frank J Campbell
Emmitsburg
Donald Duc
Hendrickson
Delphey’s
West Patrick St
Gauss
Surprise Farty
Ralph W. Fawley
Locus Valley
Charles W. Fawley
S. S. Fawley
Charles Fawley
Mae Beachley
Janet Shan
Mary Bell Brown
Bobby Brows Batty Brown
Caroleen Olden
Bertie Butts
Lorrain Butts
Mart Abbott
Margie Abbott
Franc Fawley
Mary Catherine Fawley
Ed Bigelow
Ings
C. C. Carty, Inc
B. Patrick St
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