Carroll War Vet Rites Set for Wednesday at New Windsor
Funeral services for World War I veteran Margaret Hull, 24, to be reinterred in the United States, will be held Wednesday afternoon at New Windsor. The Rev. Guy Bready will officiate at 2 p.m. with American Legion military rites. Burial will follow in Bauist church cemetery near Taneytown. Hull, killed in action in Belgium in January 1945, earlier lay at Henri Chapelle, Belgium, and arrived in New York October 26 aboard the Army Transport Joseph D Connolly. He served with the First Infantry Division in North Africa Sicily and Normandy, and earned the Bronze Star and Purple Heart. He is survived by his mother, two brothers Sterling and Kenneth, four sisters, and other relatives. D. D. Hartzler and Sons is directing arrangements.
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Fternoon
New Windsor
Margaret Hull
Taneytoun
Belgium
Guy Bready
Taneytown Post
American Legion
Bauist Church
Taneytown
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Hull
Henri Chapelle
New York
Joseph D. Connelly
Quartermaster Depot
Philadelphia
Fort Meade
Infrantey i
North Africa
Sicily
Normandy
Germany
Maurice Hull
Sterling
Kenneth Hull
Margaret Erb
Taneyton
Helen Biffle
Akron
Arlene
Kathryn Hull
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Von Paulus Not Riding Soviet German Says
Hamburg dispatch reports Johannes Schroeder former German Army chaplain touring Schleswig Holstein to deny rumors that Field Marshal Von Paulus leads a Soviet backed regime. Schroeder cites their 1945 Moscow camp imprisonment and says Von Paulus engaged in militaristic activity in Russia despite radio claims.
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George Boultwood
Hamburg
Johannes Schroeder
von Paulus
Schroeder
Ernest von Paulus
Russia
Schleswig Holstein
Neumaenster
Stalingrad
Free German Committee
Germany
Moscow
Free Germany Committees
Prison Camp Rumors Fly Over Von Paulus Repatriation
Schroeder claims rumors about German prisoners and re education centers persist. He cites a letter from Field Marshal Paulus denying privileges and notes continued propaganda while predicting his return before the end of the war’s shadow. Also mentions Adams family presidential lineage.
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Budapest
Schroeder
Russia
von Paulus
Free Germany
Five Killed In Tavern Blast In Nampa Idaho
Five people died and nearly 50 were injured when a restaurant tavern building was demolished by an explosion in Nampa Idaho. Fire chief L T Lessinger blamed a gas range in the restaurant as the likely blast source. Rescue crews said there were no more bodies in the ruins and search was paused.
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Nampa
Idaho
Chlef
L. T. Lessinger
Lessinger
Mercy Hospital
Samaritan Hospital
Forbidden Palace
Alibi Inn
Gertrude Peterson
Eugene Janssen
William
E. Grove
Pop Fong
Kim H. Fong
Narmpa
Ching
Fred Cardwell
Explosion at Inn Injures Several in Moonlit Night
Fire Chief Lessinger doubts the truck caused the blast near the gas delivery. The truck was not severely damaged but Earl Vale sustained a broken leg and four others were pulled from the debris by bartender Jack McGuire and officer Fred Cardwell. About 15 to 17 people were present.
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Lessinger
Jack McGuire
Earl Vale
Fred Cardwell
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Austria Plans Drastic Currency Reforms This Week
Government sources report Hungary says Austria will trim note circulation and curb black market trade by devaluing all shillings 63 percent. Allied personnel and fully delivered farmers excluded. partially delivered farmers receive 34 percent for each 100 percent old.
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Vienna
Currency reform sparks Russian protest risk
British authorities and troops note the Russians may hold about 1 billion in value. The government plans to redeem bonds at face value to avoid currency reform protests.
Norman Murdorf Charged With Assault in Rouzerville
Norman Murdorf of Rouzerville Pennsylvania remained jailed Sunday night after state police charged him with assault and battery for striking and knocking a person to the ground during an incident in Rouzerville police reported.
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Norman Murdorf
Rouzerville
Arrest in Emmitsburg area leads to jail booking
Trooper L Ridge arrested Murdorf after an investigation and brought him to the jail near Emmitsburg. The action followed a Sunday afternoon incident at the Blue Duck Inn run by Mrs Hazel Kepler pro. Priesress.
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Hazel Kepler
Blue Duck Inn
Emmitsburg
L. Ridge
Murdorf
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