Induction Notices Sent To 46 By Local Board
Forty six registrants were notified to report for induction into the Army and Navy under new Selective Service rules for men over 26. The Army call included 28 white registrants and several colored men, with many noted as fathers or without occupational deferments. The Navy call added 13 white men, nine of whom were fathers, all reportedly under 26. Postponement for over 26 inductions appears lifted. local boards to reassess under the new order and forward 26 to 37 year olds only if qualified. Board One plans a Thursday meeting to review details.
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Army
Navy
J. Walker Carty
E. Paul Magaha
Board of Education
Robert K. Kennedy
Charles D. McLane
Brunswick
Cumberland
Maryland
Board One
Richard Simpson
West Patrick Street
James Walker Carty
Rockwell Terrace
Harry Thomas Krantz
East Church Street
Roger Page Heck
George Luther Hendricks
Middletown
Millard Franklin Hahn
H Street
Ernest Paul Magaha
John Walter Soit
West Seventh
Charlies David McLane
State Police
Uriel David Kline
Frederick
Harry Kintz
Homer Floyd Horn
Point of Rocks
Richard Franklin Slate
Earl Melvin Green
William Clyde Harding
Winchester Street
Robert Thomas Dutrow, Jr
East Second Street
Grayson Eugene Miller
Redmond Stewart Davis
Western Maryland College
Westminster Travers David Stultz
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
St. Clair
Maurice Clinton
West Sixth Street
George W Liam Gordon
East Street
Prias
Market Street
Horace Zacha
Robert Bowlus
Milton
Knoxville
Elwood Hummer
Jeferson Street
China's Army Offensive Opens Cross The Salween
Chinese forces cross the Salween river at multiple points on a 130 mile front in a major offensive aimed at linking with Allied troops in Burma. The move, led by Gen Wei Li-Huang, breaks a long lull and provokes heavy fighting with Japanese forces including the 56th division. Casualties reported on both sides as fighter-bombers and Mitchells strike targets in western Yunnan and near Tengchung and Tatang.
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Salween
Salween River
China
Burma
56Th Division
Ping Ka
Lungling
Hongmoshu
Tengchung
Tatang Tzu
Amien Pass
Chungking
High Command
Yunnan
Joseph W. Stilwell
Claire L. Chennaults
V Dragons
Mitchells
Wanpasha
Burma-Thailand
Mangshih
Lunesing
Westren Yunnan
Tatang
India
Lego
Wei Li-Huang
Stalin Hears About Suspension Of Priest
Moscow May 15 17 Premier Stalin has heard about the suspension of Rev Stanislaus Orlemanski a Catholic priest from Springfield Massachusetts who recently conferred with him twice The Pravda dispatches note the Kremlin Vatican relations while British and American reports cover the priest appeal to apostolic delegates The three dispatches were carefully worded and gave no clear Kremlin reaction Foreign observers call Stalin’s remarks significant while Daniel Webster warned to stay out of the Hawaiian islands.
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Moscow
Premi Stalin
Stanislaus Orlemanski
Springfield
Mass
Pravda
Father Orlemanskis
United States
Stalin
Kremlin
Vatican
New York
Father Oriemanski
London
Britis
Washington
State to certify tree surgeons and tree experts
Annapolis, May 1914. State Forester Joseph F. Kaylor disclosed he would ask the legislative council on Wednesday for a law authorizing the Commission of State Forests and Parks to certify tree specialists. Raglee reported that many owners hire incompetent experts who harm trees at high prices, prompting the proposal.
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Annapolis
Joseph F. Kaylor
Legislative Council On
Wedney
Commission of State Forests and Parks
Raglee
Depineallo
Roosevelt Heads Toward Plural Delegates as Primaries Set
The Roosevelt camp expected to win a majority of delegates with 22 pledged from Oklahoma, while California and New Jersey votes would seal a first ballot Roosevelt nomination. Delaware and Montana expected small delegations for Roosevelt, with Washington adding to the tally. New Jersey and New Jersey Republicans split on Dewey, and Montana GOP backed an uninstructed slate with Dewey and Bricker showing strength.
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Jack Bell
Associated Press
Oklahoma
California
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Delaware
Montana
Washington
Wallace
Earl Warren
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Walter E. Edge
Dewey
Dever
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Germans Warn West Wall Could Be Penetrated
London reports German broadcasts admit West Wall defenses may be breached as Allied invasion moves loom. Berlin commentators warn fighting will extend beyond Atlantic defenses and small waves could reach far inland amid rumors of airborne reinforcement and disrupted rail links.
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London
West Wall
Berlin
Atlantic Wall
Germany
Continental
Britain
Hitler
Befere
Meadowbrook pool clubhouse burned in three alarm fire
A three alarm fire at Baltimore Meadowbrook pool yesterday destroyed the club house indoor ballroom and pavilion. Damages estimated between 50000 and 100000 dollars.
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Baltimore
Meadowbrook
MCN
Soldier Declared Presumed Dead After Two Years Missing
War Department notified the father of Private Russell Y Dansberger that his son, a Frederick High School graduate and former Frederick printers operator, is presumed dead after being missing in action since May 7, 1942 following the fall of Corregidor in the Philippines. The finding sets a presumptive death date of May 2, 1944 and ends pay and allowances while noting no exact death date is established. He served in the Signal Corps and had been in the Philippines since late summer 1941. Survivors include his father G William Dansberger and several brothers and sisters. The family resides at 173 West Patrick Street, Frederick.
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Corresider
Russell Y. Dansberger
Frederick Printers
Signal Corps
War Department
G. William Danshberger
West Patrick Street
Dansberger
Batten Peninsula
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Corregidor
Frederick High School
Maa
New
Emory C. Dansberger
Roger B. Dansberger
Hagerstown
Elmer W. Dansberger
Harry G. Dansberger
George H Dansberger
Baltimore
Catherine V Bond
Reisterstown
Millard M. Dansberger
Camp Blanding
Flare
US Army
New York Market Slump Dashes Hope for Strong Gains
May 14 stock trading opened with buyers pricing at favorites yet overall leaders failed to spark a strong purchasing rise as markets fluctuated in the New York session.
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New York
Names surface as candidates for Methodist bishopric
Baltimore on May 15 reports two Maryland clergy named as possible Methodist bishops for the forthcoming northeastern jurisdictional conference at Ocean City New Jersey. Potential candidates include Dr Holloway president of Western Maryland College since 1936 and Dr Baxley the Baltimore conference superintendent with multiple general conference delegations. The Washington area bishopric remains vacant since the death of Adna Wright Leonard in an Iceland air crash last year.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Fred G. Wolinway
Western Maryland College
Holloway
FO OR Bayley
Wilson Memorial Church
Ocean Citys N. J
Washington Area
Adna Wright Leonard
Iceland
Edwin Holt Hugi
Sem
Dr Baxley
Cumberland Pastor Accepts Call to Orwigsburg
Rev. Alfred T Creager, pastor of St Marks Evangelical and Reformed Church, is to accept the pastorate at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church at Orwigsburg PA via the Reachthr synod. He will begin his pastorate at Orwigsburg June 18 after signing in June.
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Fred T Creager
St. Marks Evaraeiial
Tsa Wa Ie
St. Johns
Frederick County surgical dressings unit seeks 1 020 000 in four months
The Frederick County Red Surgical Dressing Corps has been tasked to produce 1 020 000 dressings by the end of September, a huge jump from nearly 1 million produced in all of 1948. The effort hinges on recruiting more women to workrooms at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and Asbury Methodist Church, with local communities urged to organize group sewing sessions. The quota includes 240 000 four by four inch dressings and 700 000 two by two inch gauze sponges.
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Frederick County Red
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Asbury Methodist Church
Holmes D. Baker
Prederigh County
White Blazer Award Won by Hood College Student Miss Marilyn Jo Hayes
Miss Marilyn Jo Hayes of Irwin Pennsylvania, a Hood College junior, received the White Blazer at the Athletic Association banquet in Coblentz dining hall. Hayes, elected Athletics secretary for the coming year, has been a standout in hockey, basketball, softball, and volleyball, and has held leadership roles since freshman year. She also served as advertising assistant for the Blue and Gold and was a member of Keystone Awards committee.
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Marilyn Jo Hayes
Irwin
Hood College
Athletic Association
Coblentz
Asvard Ae
Memmbers
Miss Hayes
Stecesaively
Tiea Ur
Iereutrsmp
Las Grosse
Keystone sAwets
Hiyy
Ievaliv
Debate limit on poll tax bill rejected in Senate
Washington May 14 The Senate rejected a motion to limit debate on the poll tax bill amid a heated session. The filibuster maneuver failed to halt consideration, signaling continued push for the measure and stiff opposition from opponents.
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Washington
Senate
Politicos To Meet Tuesday Rally In Frederick County
Between 225 and 250 persons are expected to attend a spring rally and dinner Tuesday evening under the Young Women Democratic League of Frederick County. The Windobona Braddock Heoighty venue hosts the event at 6:70. Senator Twdings Governor OCono Senator Radcliffe Daniel McMullen and Attorney General William C Walsh are among those attending. Speaker Ray burn will give the main address introduced by Governor O'Conor. Mrs Clifford Dall is league president with Miss Mary C. Ott introducing guests. General chairman is Mrs. & John Fisher and program chairman Mrs Victor Marken.
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Young Wamiens Democratic League
Frederick County
Windobona
Braddock Heoighty
Twdings
Ocono
Radcliffe
Daniel McMullen
Congress
William C Walsh
Rayburn
House of Representatives
O'Conor
Clifford Dall
League
Mary C. Ott
John Fisher
Victor Marken
Injunction Suit Hearing Before Judge Delaplaine
A hearing began in Equity Court this morning over a temporary injunction to stop the sale of a farm near Middletown. Mr and Mrs Washington S Castle seek relief claiming a deed by Walter Beachley released a mortgage. Defendants include Walter Beachle and Wesley Coblenty with Amos A Hester representing them.
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Eduard S Delaplaine
Equity
Middletoan
M Wahington S. Casile
Walter Beachley
Middletown
Beachle
Uesley Coblenty
Meade
Holden
S. Felton
Castle
Coblents
Amos A. Hester
Vital Enemy Mountain Posts Taken By Americans
Allied headquarters in Naples reports French and American forces breaking enemy lines across the Ruth Seniedu and Santa Mar iante sectors. They advance toward Minturno San Giorgio Ausonia and Liri valleys, with 2 000 prisoners and heavy casualties. German 1st division severely disrupted. French and American units push toward Rome while securing Ausonia and surrounding hills.
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Naples
Simulus
Poiit
Toda. the Aniwrrcouns Have Snias the Enemy Nul of Santa Mariante
San Bietio
Garigkianoe River
Vilub
Minturno
San Giorgio
Cassino
Lint River
Loy
Rapido River
Liri Valles
Rome
Constanth
Stalingrad
Fifth Army
San Ambrosio
Villa Maio
Ausonia
Fromia
Santa Infante
San Pietro
Monte Cerro
Monte Bracchi
Ausente
Signo
Garis- Hane
Liri
San Giormo
No 1 Commando Maj Gen Sturges New Pulse Commando Chief
No 1 Commando Maj Gen Wo O G Sturges of the Royal Marines named chief of Pulse Commando forces. A 12 year veteran with 30 years in Marine service, he directed the cult on Diego Santee naval base Madagascar during the Allied occupation in 18 and was wounded in Iceland in 1941.
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O G. Sturges
The
Royal Sfvines
Pulse Commando Forces
Diego Santee
Madagascar
Iceland
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Haly
Bristol
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Europe
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Cumberland Pator
Orwigburg
Lansdale
Robert Morgenthau
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