Allied forces occupy Mambare River area in New Guinea
Allied headquarters announced continuing advances along the New Guinea coast. They report complete occupation of the Mambare River area near Buna and Salamaua, with over 700 Japanese killed and nearly 100 taken prisoner. Air attacks hit Gasmata, Madang, and Finschhafen while Lae and Milne Bay saw machine-gunning and a night fighter damaged.
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Australia
New Guinea
Mambere River
Mambare
Buna
Owen Stanley
Salamaua
New Guineas
Gasmata
New Britain
Pestroyer Net
Madang
Finschhafen
Lae
Milne Bay
Ghortlc Cffer Indeicht
Come Munique
Papua
Ambasi
Kumusi
Opi
Arca
Tom
American Flag Presentation At St Johns High School
Students at St Johns High School prepared for a special flag presentation after a school retreat led by Rev Louis A Wheeler S J The retreat occurred Tuesday through Thursday with conferences and spiritual exercises at Our Lady altar in the historic church A Feast of Saint Joseph high mass was celebrated at Saint Josephs altar by Rev Wheeler
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St. John's Hi School
Louis A. Wheeler
S. J
Our Lady's Altar
Saint Joseph
Saint Joseph's Altar
Wheeler
Ten Years Of New Deal Farming Chart Review
A May 1993 note marks ten years since the Roosevelt administration began long range agricultural planning with the first AAA act. The chart, using Agriculture Department data, shows rising yields and ownership shifts from tenancy, total cash income reaching 91.435 billion with federal payments at 5.145 billion.
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Roosevelt
Fortunes Vary On Russian Front And School Events
Fortunes vary on the Russian front as a baptismal vow renewal and a prayer service proceed. A breakfast for students ends with a Sacred Heart blessing led by Father Waceler. Sir Knight Kennedy will present an American flag and a Junior Red Cross drive forms committees to aid the Red Cross with crafts, knitting, and caps for the needy. Officer Charles F Bell narrowly escaped injury when his motorcycle skidded on a banana peel and crashed into a parked car on East Patrick street. minor damage and scratches were reported. Dr John Lee Myers, 64, of Shepherdstown, president of Peoples Bank of Charles Town, died in Charles Town Hospital. survived by his widow Nannie May Van Metre.
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W. F. Sauer
Sacred Heart
Father Waceler
Knight Kennedy
Council of Baltimore
Red Cross
Charles F. Bell
East Patrick Street
Souere
Bell
Althoug
Miner
Charles Town
W. Va
John Lee Myers
Shepherdstown
Charles Town Hospital
Peoples Bank of
Nannie May van Metre
Election Among Martin Plant Workers Sought
Nicholas Dragon of the United Auto Workers announced a election drive among Glen L. Martin plant production workers in the Baltimore area to decide on UAW representation. He urged Machin to consent, arguing morale and production rise with bargaining through a responsible union, and said a petition has been filed with the Baltimore regional NLRB.
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Baltimore
Nicholas Dragon
United Auto Workers (Cio
Glen L. Martin
UAW
Dragon
Machin
Vaw-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
Archbishop Curley Sees Partial Vision Return
Archbishop Michael J. Curley has regained partial vision in his left eye after a retinal detachment operation at Johns Hopkins Wilmer Institute. Doctors say recovery is possible but uncertain, with full use hoped but not guaranteed as of March 22.
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Michael J. Curley
Léo J. Goldbach
Goldbach
Baltimore
Washington
Wilmer Institute
Johns Hopkins Hospital
War book round up on Nazi press, politics and war
A review roundup surveys The Rise and Fall of the House of Ullstein and The Politics of This War, noting how Nazi suppression reshaped media and how Washington correspondents weigh political currents. It covers Edson’s optimistic postwar outlook on housing and living standards, Lardner’s Southwest Pacific memoir, and studies of postwar Russia U S relations and the English speaking world. The piece also lists novels and biographies including Moscow Mystery and Murder in Tow, with Raleigh Dutrow related estate notices in Middletown.
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House of Ullstein
Herman Ullstein
Simon & Schister
Germany
New York
Ullsteins
Gestapo
Deere
Hitler
Bella Fromme
Ray F. Harvey
Harper& Bros
Washington
Harvey
Blair Moody
Russell Barnes
The
Detroit News
Peter Edson
NEA Service
Ralph Hendershot
New York World-Telegram
Wesley McCune
Newsweek Magazine
William J. Enright
New York Times
Edson
Ric Lardner
Lippincott
Lardner
Australia
Coral Sea
U. S
Phn
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Miles
Mazi-Helo
Raine
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Frederick County National Bank I North Market Steert
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Wer
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Martin Plant
Archbishop Curley
Staraya Russa
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R. B. Mowat
Preston Sioseon
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Moscow
Ivy Litvinoff
Coward McCann
Ethel Lina White
Harpers
Christopher Hale
Crime Club
Oy Marianj Cockrell
Elsie R. Harshman
Roy L. Bussard
Middletown
Jonathan D. Dutrow
Orphans’ Court
Henry Carlton Dutrow
Emory J. H. Bussard
Cincinnati
Eva R
Karl F. Bussard
Sarah E. Bussard
Ruth
Kepier
Floyd
Dorothy Schild Hecat
Katie Schildnecht
Leslie E. Dutrow
Boonsboro
Hubert M. Dutrow
Dayton
Ohio
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Solomon
Ipom Island
Wollow
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Yor
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