Preinduction Exams For 72 Registrants In Here Ordered
Seventy two white registrants, mostly pre Pearl Harbor fathers, are notified by Draft Board One to report to Baltimore for pre induction examinations in the first April call. The list includes J Walker Carty, J Harold Hooper, Austin M Fogle, Carroll E Kinsey, and many others with addresses in Frederick Middletown Walkersville and surrounding towns. Some deferments expired and appeals may still be pending. several are volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Baltimore
J. Walker Carty
Frederick
J. Harold Hooper
Walkersville Bank
Austin M. Fogle
Frederick High School Alumni Association
Blue Ridge Lines
Carroll E. Kinsey
Union Manufacturing Company
Frank C. Badger
Randallstown
John T. Routzahn
Middletown Insurance Company
Harry T Krantz
Richard Simpson
West
Patrick Street
James Walker Carty
Rockwell Terrace
Arthur Goff Sherald
Harry ‘Thomas Krantz
East Church Street
Elton Hoffman Smith
South Market Street
Roger Page
Elkridge
Elmer Rudell Nikirk
East Second Street
James Harold Hooper
Frederick Street
Walkersville
Ward Mathias Dinterman
Washington, D. C
Austin McClellan Fogle
West Third Street
Jesse Lee Clark
North Market Street
Harold William Good
Ninth Avenue
Brunswick
Harvey Ogle Smith, Jr
Motter Avenue
William Harry Moss
John Thomas Routzahn
Middletown
Austin Thomas Fry
Monroe Street
Herbert Lealand Loy
Hagerstown
Melvin Charles Olden
Carroll Eugene Kinsey
Dulaney Avenue
Franklin Harry Hawes
Knoxville
Roscoe Eugene DeGrange
Athletic Park
Charles Edwin Free
West Fifth Street
Charles Morley Runkles
Monrovia
Nathaniel Merritt Williams
East Sixth Street
LeRoy Melvin Masser
James Monroe Roberts
Charles Jacob Huffer
Carl Soberg
Taney
Robert Manning Staley
Dill Avenue
James Franklin Longbrake
Nelson Carval Cockrell
West Patrick Street
William Edward Silance
Eastport
Clarence Elmer Haller
Washington Street
Kenneth Verlin Gordon
Tenth Avenue
Warner Lloyd Brittain
Rosemont Avenue
Frank Cleveland Badger
Martin Van-Ray Main, Jr
Harry Kintz
Five and Half
Homer Floyd Horn
Point of Rocks
William Harvey Wiles
North Bentz Street
Richard Franklin Hale
Lander
Jack Webb Derr
East Fourth Street
James Franklin Dosh
Denzel Goins
Wisner Street
James Maurice Burch
William Clyde Harding
Winchester Street
Ohie Charles Walkirk
William Abraham Hemp
Jefferson
Donald Paul Eagle
Alton Miskell Danswood
Leon William Printz
New Addition
Grayson Howard Hoffman
South Street
Frank Routzahn Young
East Third Street
Robert Thomas Dutrow, Jr
Edward Joseph Tyervar
West Thirteenth Street
Thomas Edward Cole
West Fifth
Letter Mail Rates Go Up Today
The postal service announced new rates effective at 12:01 a.m. tomorrow as two-cent local letter stamps become obsolete. Local first class rises to three cents per ounce, air mail to eight cents per ounce, while armed forces rates stay at their prior level. Other services see varied increases, with insured and C O D mail doubling and registry fees rising.
Hungarian Border Town Szeged Seized by German Romanian Troops
Map shows Szeged the main Hungarian border town seized by German and Romanian troops under Marshal Maximilian von Weichs. Other German forces crossing into Hungary from the southeast clashed with Hungarian shock troops in the Arad and Nagyvarad areas.
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Szeged
Maximilian von Weichs
Hungary
Arad
Nagy-Varad
Fleeing From The Devil Dream Ends With Injury
Evanston resident Humphrey Davis dreamed of the devil with a forked tail and woke hanging head down from a bedroom window. His feet were caught on the crosspiece and he backed through glass, cuts treated by hospital physicians after his sister rescued him.
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Evanston, Til
Humphrey Davis
Resistance To Japs In India Is Increasing
In New Delhi on March 25 reports indicate Japanese columns pushing along three invasion routes into India meet rising resistance and setbacks. A Stilwell headquarters release notes Shadurup and Myitkyina area activity, British commando advances, and Japanese attempts to link rail lines across Siam. The Hindustan Times cites jungle conditions hampering progress and limited communication in Manipur, with Imphal as the focal point of potential counter strokes.
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New Delhi
India
Southeast Asia
North Burma
Shadurup
Mogaung
Myitkyina-Mandalay
Burma-Siam
Thailand
Siam
South China Sea
Burma
Singapore
Shadrup
Myitkyina
Berlin
Tamu
Imphal
Manipur
Stilwell
Main Tonghkas
Sumprabum
Hindustan Times
Akya
Tn&a Telephotad
County Soldier In Hospital In Italy
Cpl. Howard L. Minnick, son of Mrs. Viola Minnick of Braddock Heights, is reported hospitalized in Italy. He sailed to North Africa last May and helped invade Sicily after training at Camp Lee Virginia. His wife Anna Mae Minnick lives on East Seventh Street. Doubles funeral for William Arthur Kimble and Annie Elizabeth Kimble, parents of Maryland State Senator Robert B. Kimble, will be held Sunday in Cumberland after their deaths within hours of each other.
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Howard L. Minnick
Viola Minnick
Braddock Heights
Italy
Minnick
North Africa
Sicily
Quartermaster Replacement Training Center
Camp Lee
Anna Mae Minnick
East Seventh Street
Cumberland
William Arthur Kimble
Annie Elizabeth Kimble
Maryland
Robert B. Kimble
Ford Willow Run hits 3006 Liberator bombers produced
Detroit March 25 Ford disclosed Willow Run bomber plant has produced more than 3,000 four engined Liberator bombers. The plant marks a milestone amid wartime output and ongoing production at the wartime factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford
Willow Run
RAF Loses 473 Bombers In Berlin Night Attack
London reports a major RAF operation with 1000 bombers dropping 2800 tons on Berlin in one night. Seventy three British aircraft were shot down by German night fighters as raids extended from the North Sea to the German capital. Daylight strikes on Frankfurt Schweinfurt Nancy and St Dizier followed, with heavy losses noted but certain targets encountering lighter opposition. Firefighters battled blazes as London endured the longest raid in a year with incendiaries striking churches and businesses. One raider crashed into a house killing three. Royal Albert Hall damage was revealed in a later update.
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London
Berlin
Geerman
Helgoland
North Sea
Germany
Leipzig
Wiemar
U. S
Frankfurt
Schweinfurt
Nancy
St. Dizier
Eighth Air Force
EAS SE Mars
Royal Albert Hall
Six Would-Be Delegates Back Dewey in Montgomery County
Six of fourteen Montgomery county candidates for delegates to the Maryland State Republican convention announced they favor Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York as the party’s presidential candidate. They said if named delegates they will vote for an uninstructed delegation but will seek national delegates favorable to Dewey, noting Wendell Willkie’s candidacy leaves Maryland voters with a choice between Willkie or an uninstructed delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery County
Maryland
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
John W. Coffman
Claude V. Hyson
Willard A. King
Ll. S. Ray
Peter F. Snyder
Charles H. Squire
Dewey
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Tax Return Help From Internal Revenue in Area
Deputy Collectors of Internal Revenue will be stationed at the Frederick post office from April 1 to April 15 to assist taxpayers in filing estimated income tax returns for 1944. Collectors will also visit Bank of Brunswick April 7, Mt. Airy post office April 1, Woodbine National Bank April 3, Sykesville Bank April 4, Tannytown post office April 5, New Windsor State Bank April ?.
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Internal Revenue
Frederick Post Office
Treasury Department
Bank of Brunswick
Mt. Airy
Woodbine National Bank
Sykesville Bank
Tannytown
New Windsor State Bank
Miners Feared Dead After Blast at Katherine No 4
In Shinnston West Virginia fourteen miners believed killed after a blast rocked the Katherine No 4 coal mine during a salvage fire mission. A fifteenth man remained unaccounted for as fire and ventilation damage halted rescue work and a new fan was readied to restore the system.
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Shinnston
W. Va
Katherine No. 4
State Mines Department
Katherine Coal Company
Clarksburg
Redyard
Victory Speech By Churchill Broadcast From London
London, March 25. Prime Minister Churchill’s home broadcast is expected Sunday night to steel Britain and the United States for the invasion and sacrifices ahead. Analysts foresee emphasis on the Balkans collapse of Nazi pretenses and hints on future fate for Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Finland, and neutral Ireland. The Atlantic Charter may be cited as the war aim, with a final push for victory as the keynote.
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London
Churchill
Benin
Germany
Balkans
Hungary
Bulgaria
Rkomania
Finland
Eire
Draft rules could delay reclassification for 26 to 37 age men
Baltimore reports that the Maryland Selective Service director said new draft regulations announced in Washington would cause only a relatively short postponement before reclassification of men aged 26 through 37 proceeds.
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Baltimore
Maryland Selective Service
Washington
Nazi Air Troops Hold Cassino
Allied and German forces clash in Cassino with German paratroopers defending the town under Lt Gen Richard Heinric h. New Zealand troops hold positions while Germany reinforces via tunnels from the abbey to Castle Hill. Tanks engage around the Anzio front with several reported destroyed near Carroceta and Cisterna.
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Naples
Richard Heinrich
Cassino
New Zealand
Continental Hotel
Monastery Hill
Castle Hill
Fifth Army
Anzio
Carroceta
Rome
Cisterna
Arclillery
Hull cites garbled accounts of foreign policy talk with GOP
Secretary of State Hull complained that garbled and inaccurate accounts emerged from his off the record conference with twenty four first term Republican Congressmen. He said second hand versions distort discussions on US policy with Russia postwar Germany and Poland and Finland. Hull indicated a plan to Moscow on Germany’s post defeat treatment was not ready for discussion with Eden or Litvinov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hull
Russia
Germany
Poland
Finland
Moscow
Eden
Litvinov
Feaga Properties In Tuscarora Are Sold
Three properties in the Tuscarora district fetched 10280 dollars at a public sale in the Court House this morning. The heirs of the late Orsena P Feaga sold a 67 acre farm near Pleasant Hill church with a nine room house and outbuildings and 22 acres of woodland to Gilmore R Flautt for 5760 dollars. A two story dwelling and outbuildings in Yellow Springs went to Harry Linton for 3450 dollars. A 13 acre tract in Tuscarora was sold to Marion G Feaga and his daughter Dorothy Smith for 1070 dollars. Auctioneer was Grant Hooper. Holden S Felton and Sherman P Bowers were attorneys.
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Tuscarora
Court House
Orsena P. Feaga
Pleasant Hill Church
Gilmore R Flautt
Yellow Springs
Harry Linton
Timid Buying in New York Stock Market Shifted by Rails
Buying in New York today shows timidity as rails and specialty stocks lead limited gains. Television signals fail to transmit past obstacles, with waves passing into space instead of reflecting from upper air layers.
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New York
Delegation Is Due In Turkey Amid Balkan Turmoil
Istanbul dispatch reports a Romanian delegation led by Paul Sterian arriving from Bucharest to seek a commercial agreement with Turkey amid upheaval in the Balkans. Hungary’s ministers abroad resign in protest of Hitler's puppet regime in Budapest, with unclear news from Bulgaria on occupation.
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London
Turkey
Istanbul
Sither
Balkan
Associated Press
William 3. King
Paul Sterian
Romanian Foreign Office
Bucharest
Madrid
Europe
Bern
Stockholm
Lisbon
Budapest
Hitler
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Maryland Day Observance Curtailed by War Outbreak
Maryland Day marked by limited observances as wartime cuts eliminated most programs. Only flag ceremonies and the closing of state and municipal offices and banks remained, with mail delivery and Saturday post office hours continuing as usual.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Aew
Nazi Forces In Southwest Russia Are Torn Apart
Moscow reports say the Red Army has broken German lines along a 105 mile Dniester front from Zaleshchiki toward Kasmenka, with 20,000 German dead and 3,500 captured in four days. Zhukov’s First Ukrainian Army drives toward Tarnopol and Proskurov, isolating garrisons. Ko nev’s Second Ukrainian Army advances in Bessarabia, while Malinovsky’s Fourth Ukraine Army presses Nikolaev and Voznesensk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Balkans
Russia
Dniester
Zaleshehski
Old Poland
Kas Menka
Podolski
Moscow
Zaleshchiki
Czernowitz
Balkan States
Tarnopol
Bucovina
Gregory K. Zhukov
Ukraine
Khamenka
Red Army
Gaivoren
Zhukov
Proskurov
Ivan S. Konev
Bessarabia
Mogiley Podolski
Byeltsi
Moldavia
Zhukoev
Lwow
Third Ukraine
Voznesensk
Odessa
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Fourth Ukraine Army
Nikolaev
Black Sea
Bug
New York
NBC
CBS
Draft Age Men Quit War Plants For Farms
Washington reports over 300000 men shifted from war industries to farming in six months. Officials say the move exceeds seasonal patterns and is a conservative estimate. The farmward surge comes even as Selective Service seeks critical nonagricultural workers.
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Washington
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Grace Buchanan-Dineen
Fred William Thomas
Bertrand Stuart Hoffman
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Switzerland
Sweden
Portugal
FBI
Gayla Rozinek
Gestapo
Sariide Hajek
Yugo
Rumania
Miles Roa
Hindustan
RAF
Joe Redyard
Charleston
Miles
iNago Hil
Chittagong
Chin Hill
Sadiya
Yingyan
Magwe
Noyka Pass
Loshi
Mandalay
New
Feaga Properties
Rumanians
Seventh Army
George&. Patton, Jr
Red
Czech
Pravda
Jarnopel
Tarnopol- Proskuray
Shepherdstown
J. Lewis Welshans
University of Maryland
H.C. Byrd
Angeline Sutts
This City
Helen Walker
Gaithiersburg
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