Britain to Finish Japan and Germany, Eden States
Annapolis March 26 Eden told CBS America that Britain will crush Japan and Germany until both are defeated. He urged no rest for allies and praised China for resisting aggression, promising Burma Road reopening in time. He warned against demobilization and urged unified action by United Nations including the United States, Britain, China, and Russia. He stressed disarmament of aggressors and warned against unilateral treaty violations, reaffirming the Commonwealth’s voluntary, cooperative path.
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Annapolis
Britain
Japan
Germany
Anthony Baen
Eden
CBS
China
Pacific
Burma
Churchill
Roosevelt
Hull
Russia
United Nations
Sanmarsting
Unuse Awa Rasa
United States
British Commonwealth
Soviet Union
Ecen
Commonwealth
Wuacr
Fisheries Pact Echoes in War Wa r United States and Japan Trade Renewal
A wartime dispatch explains renewed efforts by Tokyo and Moscow to extend the fisheries agreement governing Japanese access to Russian Far East waters. The accord, renewing annually since 1998, shapes food supply for Japan amid global conflict. Reds held whip hand in talks. both nations seek to avoid new military commitments, fearing air power reach and the risks of a Soviet Japanese war. The piece notes strategic implications for Allied plans and warns against overreliance on Japanese assurances.
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United Nation
Japan
Russia
Tokyo
Moscow
Adolf Hitler
Soviet Union
Bortenonith
Kremlin
Kuibyshev
Siberian
Kamchatka Peninsula
United Nations
Vladivostok
Osaka
Red Army
Tani
Taro
Asia
Germany
County Man Back In Action Wounded Pfc Ralph F Kelly
Pfc Ralph F. Kelly son of Mr and Mrs Martin Kelly of Emmitsburg Maryland was listed by the War Department as wounded in action and back in active service He had earlier been advised of a shrapnel wound and return to combat duty in North Africa The soldier educated in Emmitsburg and formerly employed there served about 18 months in the Army awaiting further action He wrote relatives he was pleased with Army life and welcomed the chance to see action in Africa The announcement notes he served under Capt Eston White of Fairfield Pa who is a grandson of Mrs Fannie White of Emmitsburg
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Pfc
Ralph F. Kelly
Martin Kelly
Emmitsburg
War Department
North Africa
Pfe. Kel~ev
Eston White
Fairfield
Fannie White
Emmityhues
White
Kelly
Pie
Africa
RAF Sorties Over Rome
RAF intruder planes based at Malta flew over Rome and surrounding areas last night. Pilots reported attacking trains servicing the capital under a bright moon with hazy conditions, aiming to hit targets around the city. one flyer hoped to strike Mussolini.
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London
RAF
Malta
Rome
Mussolini
Daily Mail
Three Ministers In Laval Regime Resign
The Berlin radio quoted a Vichy dispatch saying Pierre Laval's regime was reconstructed and that the Justice Navy and Air Force Ministers resigned. Justice Minister Joseph Barthelmy, Navy Secretary Admiral Jean Marie Abrial, and Aly Madrid Secretary General Jean Francois Jannekyn reportedly stepped down amid a cabinet shakeup.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Vichy
Pierre Laval
Justice
Navy
Air Force
Joseph Barthelmy
Jean Marie Abrial
Jean Francois Jannekyn
Aly Madrid
Laval
Spain
Henri Giraud
North Africa
OPA ration chart outlines points for meats fish fats and cheese
The guide gives a compact weekly 16 point entitlement per person for meats fish fats and rationed cheese. Point values reflect large packer can sizes for canned meats and varied fish pack sizes. Fresh frozen cured or smoked meats share the same points unless noted.
De Gaulle radio broadcast cites resignations at Lisbon legation
Reports from Madrid say Vichy officials abroad refuse to follow Vichy policy any longer. The broadcast recorded by the FCC notes the French Charge dAffaires at Lisbon and others in the legation resigning, giving Germany an excuse to stress Vichy representation abroad is unnecessary. Divorces granted in Equity Court include Julia E. Bell from Nathan D. Bell and Kathleen G. Murphy from Richard E. K. Murchy, with custody and costs rules outlined. Also, the Maryland Daughters of the American Revolution ends its thirty-eighth annual conference with election of state and local officers.
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Charles de Gaulle
Radio France
Algiers
FCC
Dal Faires
Lisbon
Legation
Vichy
Madrid
France
Equity
Julia E. Bell
Kathleen G. Murphy
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Airs Bell
Nathan D. Bell
Heavy Allied Attack On Wewak Strikes New Guinea Base
Allied Flying Fortresses blasted Wewak in a three hour raid on the Japanese New Guinea base. The force hit the sails and docks and damaged a 4000 ton merchant ship with 500 and 1000 pound bombs. Attacks also hit Lae Salamaua Finschhafen and Mubo as anti aircraft fire rose.
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Australia
Southwest Pacific
Wewak
Japanese New Guinea
Sairdrome
House Passes Court Bill in Maryland Assembly Vote
Annapolis March 26 The Maryland House of Delegates approved the Bond Commission measure to revise the Maryland Court of Appeals by a 74 to 35 vote. The bill requires a constitutional amendment to be submitted to voters at the next general election, yielding a final approval after a heated debate in the 1943 session. The Senate had passed it a week earlier. The plan hinges on a three fifths majority for passage.
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Muse of Delegates
Bond Commission
Maryland Court of Appeals
General Assembly
Senate
State Senate
House
Taday
Education Department
John B. Funk
Frederick
James W. Hughes
D.-Cecil
Funk
Senate Finance
Greatest public livestock sale in Pennsylvania history
March 22 at Grand View Farms Middle town operated by C. S. Erb and Company realized 60343 from a sale of 102 mature Canadian Holstein cows averaging 351.50. Twenty two cows sold over 400. Bred and unbred Canadian heifers sold 200 to 275. Canadian bulls 175 to 410 and a six month old bull 235. At least 50 cattle purchased by Maryland farmers. Missouri mules sold 400 to 600 for four pairs.
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Pennsylvania
Grand View Farms
Middletown
C. S. Erb and Company
Maryland
Missouri
Wallace Arrives in Santiago Chile on Latin America trip
Wallace lands in Santiago Chile for a ten day visit seen as strengthening US Chile ties. Thousands greet the vice president as President Rios greets him with a Latin embrace. Ambassador Bowers accompanies Wallace from the plane amid a guards of honor and a band playing both national anthems.
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Santiago
Chile
Henry A. Wallace
Latin America
United States
Juan Antonio Rios
Wallace
Claude G. Bowers
State Senate backs study of local laws to ease state bills
Annapolis March 26 The State Senate unanimously approved a resolution by Sen. John B. Funk and Senate President Arthur H. Brice urging the Legislative Council to study local legislation and its impact on state wide laws. The measure calls for grouping county laws into uniform state wide classes and creating a clearing house for local bills. A companion note cites losses from stray dogs harming livestock as a separate concern.
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Annapolis
State Senate
John B. Funk
Frederick
Senate
Arthur H. Brice
Kent
Legislative Council
General Assembly
Jamaica
Somerset County
Queen Anne's County
Six Pieces Auxiliary Apparatus Requested
In a special Friday night session the Mayor and Aldermen voted to seek six pieces of auxiliary fire fighting apparatus from the Office of Civilian Defense with related equipment. They also approved keeping the Police Bill changes unresolved and deferred action on two State Forestry Department requests regarding tree trimming legislation. Plans were outlined for OCD to supply auxiliary gear to Frederick volunteer fire companies, with emphasis on motive power and mounting arrangements.
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Office of Civilian Defense
Juntor Chamber of Commerce
Th Police Commission
Frederick
Nelson H. Fritz
L. Victor Kreh
Third Service Command
Alton ¥. Bennett
Frederick County
OCD
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
W. Badgis Storm
Independent
Alerman
Russell H. McCain
FBI Academy
Polic Commission
Gteke
Ignatius Bjorlee
Police Commission
Salisbury
Philadelphia
Edward J. Smith
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