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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1944

Page

7

Handley Brother Serves In Infantry At Anzio Beachhead

Pvt Clarence P Handley Jr 21 wrote his mother from a foxhole on Anzio detailing a January injury, hospital recuperation in Naples, and return to action with a Mississippi buddy. Known as Bud, he joined the infantry February last year after rodeo work at Lazy B Ranch. His brother Earl Edward Handley trains with an anti aircraft unit at Camp Hulen Texas.

Anzio Clarence P. Handley, Jr Clarence P. Handley East South Street War Department Handley Naples Mississippi Bud Pat Handley Africa Italy Lazy B Pvt Earl Edward Handley Camp Hulen Texas

New World Economics and Politics Institute Planned at College Park

Baltimore March 29 The University of Maryland will establish the University of Maryland Institute of World Economics and Politics after the war. Dr H C Byrd president announced at Advertising Club of Baltimore meeting detailing aims to train students to deal with foreign peoples as diplomatic and business agents. Other plans include stronger emphasis on fundamental subjects philosophy history geography and climate relations and English mastery of language in education.

Baltimore College Park H C. Byrd University of Maryland University of Maryland Institute of World Economics and Politics United States Byrd Advertising Club of

Liberal arts college era begins postwar, Byrd says

Byrd declares that no man or woman in the room possesses all truth and philosophy holds the key. He predicts the liberal arts college is just beginning and will adapt to the needs of future generations, shaping a new era in higher education.

Liberal Arts College Byrd

Truck Driver Held in Lancaster Hit-and-Run Death

Charles Johnson 44 of Philadelphia was arrested after an all-night investigation and charged with hit-and-run in the death of Theodore F. Herman Jr 36 of Lancaster son of the seminary president. Herman an employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad died crossing the highway. He was a Franklin and Marshall College graduate who taught at Mercersburg Academy before joining the railroad.

Lancaster Charles Johnson Philadelphia Theodore F. Herman, Jr The Theological Seminary of the Evangelical and Reformed Church Herman Pennsylvania Railroad Franklin and Marshall College Mercersburg Academy Rai!road Company

County Feud Aired In Court Near New Market

Feud between Yeager and Bell families flared into court with assault cases involving Mrs Daisy Yeager and Mary Bell. Magistrate Bowers dismissed all charges after costs, citing lack of impartial witnesses as youths from both sides fought over several years. Nine others were summoned and three arrested in the March 21 outbreak. traffic and city ordinance fines followed for multiple individuals.

Yeager Bell New Market Daisy , Yeager Mary L. Bell Sherman BP Bowers Charles Smith Mary Louise Bell Thomas B. Bell John Yeager Walter Richard Bell Mrs. Yeager Richard Mary Lolita Bell Mary Lollita Mrs Yeager Leigt Daniel Swomley Page E Vfert Middletown Fred RK. Bannister Airy Perry Lo Tistapoe Adamstown Charles L Myers Leganon David Ailine Talmyia Edward Lo Wilhiard New Waindoor Charles L Leatherman Baltimore Earl R Paste Carhiste Hay L. Crider Waynesboro Brames Frank Weaver Francis W Weten Rt 1 Thurmont Arnold Austin Frederich George Hoffman Robert Bogle Rocky Ridge F M Conrad William Francis Snyder Frederick F. Scinta

Mew.Jap Bases Under Attack in Pacific Raid

Allied Fifth Army Air Force units flew hundreds of mules through squally skies to strike the Hollandia base in Dutch New Guinea early Tuesday. Other bombers hit six more Japanese bases as weak anti aircraft fire greeted them. Weather obscured raid results. Solomons Air Force still flew its daily missions to Rabaul.

Alled Southwest Pacific Fifth Army Air Force Hollandia Dutch New Guinea Unis New Guinea Solomons

Bombing of Rabaul and Timor Installations Reported

Area of New Britain on Monday seen Liberators from hitting Timor with Penfeel airdrome installations set afire in several places. No aerial interception occurred. Bombing of Rabaul by medium and light bombers hit supply dumps at Vuna Pope, Tawal Point, and Tali Bay with large concentrations and extensive fires observed. At least 39 build

New Britain Timor Penfeel Rabaul Vunapope Tawal Point Tali Bay

Allied air raids strike Hollandia and Karkar Island

Liberators and patrol bombers conducted harassing raids against Hollandia and attacked Karkar Island off the Northeast New Guinea coast above Madang, plus coastal targets along the mainland.

Hollandia Karkar Island New Guinea Madang

Escorts hit Bougainville shore works in raid series

Destroyers and gunboats bombarded shore installations east of Augusta Bay Bougainville while light bombers inflicted heavy damage. Five enemy barges were sunk or damaged in the raid series.

Epeen Augusta Bay Bougainville

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