Primaries In Many States Rally for Delegates in 7-State Set
Washington dispatch notes Maine and Louisiana start a seven-state primaries series naming 217 Republican and 142 Democratic delegates by April 1. Republicans vote in Louisiana, Minnesota, New York, Iowa, Kansas. Democrats in Maine, Arizona, New York. Dewey leads in pledges, Roosevelt seeks fourth term with clear party support. Willkie backers in New Hampshire. many states yet to allocate.
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Washington
Maine
Louisiana
Repulicans
Minnesota
New York
Iowa
Kansas
Arizona
Thomas E. Dewey
North Carolina
New Mexico
New Hampshire
Wendell L. Willkie
Florida
Harold E. Stassen
Roosevelt
Military Promotion and Leaves Noted for Local Servicemen
Promotions and furloughs affect area servicemen including Samuel H. Miles of Hyattstown promoted to captain by Air Transport Command in Wilmington Delaware. Robert T. Pellicot reports to Clovis New Mexico after a 13 day furlough with wife and son in Baltimore. Owen P. Moore visits family during four day Frederick furlough. wife Georgia Thompson from Ridgeville. Edward B. Jones Jr. returns from overseas and reports for duty after nine day leave. E C Swank returns to Shreveport after furlough with Brunswick parents. Grayson Edward Bell completes aviation ordnance training in Memphis and heads to NATTC Jacksonville for turret school. Clyde J. Eyler on 26 day furlough with wife and parents after nine months in Aleutians.
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Samuel H. Miles
Hyattstown
Air Transport Command
New Castle Army Air Base
Wilmmington
Del
Miles
Dora E. Miles
Newport
Robert T. Pellicot
Denver
Colo
Clovis
N. M
Shreveport
George P. Swank
Brunswick
Grayson Edward Bell
Earle G. Bell
Walkersville
Aviation Ordnanceman
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
N.A.T.T.C
Jacksonville
Fla
Grayson E. Bell
Fila
Clyde J. Eyler
John Eyler
West Main Street
Emmitsburg
Eyler
Emmitsburg Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Farewell
The text records visits by Mr. and Mrs. George Winters and daughter Elinor from Baltimore to Mrs. Winter's parents the Eylers in Emmitsburg. It notes a Tuesday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. George P. Stouter for Mrs. Stouter's birthday. Attendees included Pyt and Mrs. Clyde Eyler, Janet and Edward Stouter, and Mr. and Mrs. John Eyler. An Alaskan scout will finish furlough and report to Fort Bliss, El Paso, for a 22 week radio school.
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Fort Bills
el Paso
Tex
Radio Schcl
George Winters
Elinor
Baltimore
Frederick City Hospital Patients Improve and Sufferer Recuperates
Among the sick Mr Sterlie Myers of West Seventh street is recovering well after neck carbuncle removal at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs O W MacBride of this city is improving after an operation there last week. Charles E Beatty of North Market street was discharged after treatment following a fall at home. Mrs Charley C Main is very ill at the home of her daughter in Alexandria Virginia, former Brunswick resident. Atlee Shry of Brunswick continues to improve after an appendicitis operation about a month ago at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs Charles Mills of Brunswick, struck ill last Saturday, is somewhat improved. Mrs M Rolnick of Brunswick, patient ten days at Frederick City Hospital, is somewhat improved despite hiccups. I M Brubaker near Knoxville has been at Frederick City Hospital for several days for observation and rest, with somewhat improved condition.
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Sterlie Myers
West Seventh Street
Frederick City Hospital
O. W. MacBride
Charles E. Beatty
North Market Street
Charley C. Main
B. Carper
Alexandria
Main
Mr. Main
Brunswick
Atlee Shry
Charles Mills
Firestone Store Enlarged Opening At Patrick Street
A Wednesday preview drew many Fredericktonians and out of town officials for the opening of the enlarged Firestone home and auto supplies store at 30 36 East Patrick street. Roger B. Wolfe welcomed guests as Firestone officials from Akron and Baltimore attended. The local store is now described as the largest and finest in the Eastern area.
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Firestone Company
Michael Neal
Firestone
Earl Hathaway
Kenneth Green
Baltimore
George Carlton
Philadelphia
F. B. Nelson
Edward Anderson
George Rhodes
A. A. White
Akron
Nazis Shell Tent Hospital At Anzio Beachhead
Allied Headquarters reports a German shell explosion at the Anzio hospital area killing five soldiers and wounding about a dozen more. The blast struck a tent city marked with red crosses as 40 shells landed yesterday near transport along the coastal road. casualties include patients and hospital staff but no nurses.
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Allied
Napies
Anzio
May Endorse O'Conor as Md.'s Favorite Son
Democratic party leaders discussed endorsing Governor O'Conor as a favorite son for the national presidential nomination. The plan, broached by Baltimore attorney William Curran, would let Maryland delegates switch to Roosevelt if a fourth term is possible. In other notes, a surprise 21st birthday party for Mrs. Jean Ramsburg was held at 1105 North Fulton Ave. Attendees included Oscar Miller and family, local residents, and several service members. Also, Hood College students Eleanor Gambrill and Ann Brandenburg participate in a campus dance recital, while Coast Guard recruiter Ensign Muriel Wardwell spoke at Hood. A Markell and Ford coal truck backed into a parking meter on West Church Street, with damage covered by the company.
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Baltimore
O’conor
Roosevelt
William Curran
Jean Ramsburg
North Fulton Avenue
Lola Shannon
Mary Gladhill
Kitty Gardner
Oscar Miller
Frederick
Viola Kendall
Rose Morningstar
Irene Clark
Shirley Gladhill
Nancy Henderson
Lillian Moore
Margo Schmidt
Beulah Porter
Helen Louise Dorsey
Wm. Starkey
John Kendall
Arthur Baugher
Jack Borrer
Wayne Chettick
Wm. Gladhill
Ward Miller
Robert Benjamin
George B. Morris
Frank Purcell
John Chassion
Mark Hall
John J. Newman
Eleanor Gambrill
J. H. Gambrill III
Rockwell Terrace
Ann Brandenburg
J. Harry Brandenburg
Hood College
Gambrill
Miss Brandenburg
Hood
Coast Guard
Muriel Wardwell
Puppet government set up in Hungary
London reports Hungary has fallen under occupation with a pro Nazi cabinet installed by Berlin. Germany extends influence into Bulgaria, Romania and Slovakia as a fortress against the Russians and Allied forces, while Regent Horthy is said to have sworn in the new government amid a Berlin radio confirmation of arrivals and a lack of resistance.
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London
Hungary
Germany
Europe
Quisling
Bulgaria
Rumania
Slovakia
Berlin Radio Today
Radio
Budapest
Stadio
Nicholas Horthy
Royal
Castile
ANPA to Intervene in Suit Against AP
The American Newspaper Publishers Association said it will intervene in the government anti trust case against the Associated Press now on appeal to the Supreme Court. Elisha Hanson was named to file the intervention as a friend of the court to aid AP in reversing the lower court judgment. Mrs Walter LeGore was moved from her residence to Frederick City Hospital by ambulance on Wednesday.
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New York
The
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Associated Press
United States Supreme Court
ANPA
Elisha Hanson
Association
Inter
Vention
Supreme Court of the United States
Walter LeGore
LeGore
Frederick City Hospital
M. R. Etebison and Son
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Markell
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Elgin Hemp
Dean
Milliona
Doan
Fort
Tolka Py
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
A&p Coffee
Florida Valencia
Boston Mackerel
Ann Page
Dan CampBell
Nabisco
Graham Crackers
Schindler's Salted Peanuts
Breakfast OF Champions Heaties
Sunnyfield
Reo
Cutrite
Apenn
Sultana Peanut Butter
Ft. Fon
White House
Staley
A&P’s
LUX
Itt Boe
Oxydol
Crisco
Maze Cracker
Stap
U. A. Lough & Son
South Market St
Ates
America
Amercas
Ries
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