Fugitive Is Arrested Here Declared a dangerous character
Robert Siss, Virginia fugitive from Camp Fairfax, was captured in Frederick Saturday afternoon by city police after a state alert and a tip from a former inmate. He escaped in July and was taken to Camp Fairfax authorities. Eleven intoxicated arrests and four for disturbing the peace were reported by Frederick police over the weekend.
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Robert Siss
Virginia
Camp Fairfax
Frederick City
Siss
Allen Bartgis
Harry Phillips
Liss
Sergt. E. L. Burnett
Leesburg
Frederick
Archie ©. Hood
Clarksburg
Stanley D. King
Germantown
George D. Hawkins
Gaithersburg
Webster Luby
Colored
East Sixth Street
Bernard Dixon
Braddock
Marshall Ropp
Middletown
Ridgley King
Richard Hallman
Frederick Junction
Joseph E. Albert
Trail Avenue
John Henry Watts
Monrovia
LeRoy Bryan
Lewis Brightwell
James Overstreet
Kashmir Largest Independent State in India By Area
Kashmir covers more than 984000 square miles and stands as the largest independent state in India. This territorial note outlines its expansive geographic size within the Indian union.
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Kashmir
India
Utah Pfc Wilson stationed at Salt Lake City
Pfc Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs Henry L Wilson Sr of 38 East Sixth Street, is now stationed in Salt Lake City Utah.
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Pfc Wilson
Henry L. Wilson
East Sixth Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
Woodsboro Woman's Club Meeting Highlights
Woodsboro Woman's Club met Tuesday evening November 9 at Mrs. Gail Cutshall's home with 18 members and 1 guest. Mrs. J. E. Stoner, president, presided and led the American Creed. Music followed and peace chairman Mrs. Catshall read an article on Inter-American Recommendations on Post War Problems.
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Woodsboro Club
Gail Cutshall
Paul Douglass
Woodsboro Woman's Club
Poems and meeting notes from November gathering
Poems read by Mrs. Douglass and a directors report by Mrs. Stitely marked a business meeting. A nominating committee including Mrs. Powell Mrs. Douglass and Mrs. Catshall was named. Mrs. Cramer led a round table on remodeled clothes while donations for Greek relief were taken to Winchester Hall. Next meeting set for November 23 at Mrs Lenhart home with program arranged by Mrs. Zente Mrs. Douglass and Mrs. Stitely. Say you saw it in The News. Open bids for limestone products for 1944 crop and war food program to Dec 20 with 220 invitees. AAA notes 96 000 tons distributed to 15 000 Maryland farms in 18 months. Also tip on wet high tension auto ignition parts.
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Douglass
M. W. Stitely
L. C. Powell
Cat
Shall
N. J. Cramer
Winchester Hall
Cramer
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