Legion Meet Held by Maryland American Legion in Baltimore
About 260 gathered at Emerson Hotel Baltimore for an all day conference of post commanders adjutants and rehabilitation officers from Maryland and other states. Speakers discussed child welfare Legion rehabilitation Christmas gifts to Yanks Who Gave and the Sixth War Loan drive among topics. luncheon followed with remarks by leaders including the national auxiliary president and Legion commander.
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Thames FE
Williams
Ernest Hetfenstein
William Siemmer
Scott Herpost
American Legion
Emersons Hotel
Baltimore
Manda Bursil
Neilie Fornex
George Rodock
Madeline Gilbert
Key Post Am Legion Aux Att Ferance
Aunviliary
War Memorial
S of the Legion
Ford Howard and Veterans Administration
Total Legion
Maryland
Legion
Emerson Hall
Superforts Hit Tokyo Twice In Four Days
Allied bombers struck Tokyo and central Honshu for an hour in two raids within four days. Reconnaissance photos showed fires and damage, while Japanese losses included seven fighters. Japanese reports claimed slight Allied damage as counterattacks targeted Saipan airfields and bomber bases.
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Tokyo
Tokyo Bombed As B 29s Strike In Major Raid
B-29 formations attacked Tokyo around 1 p m causing damage to non military facilities. Reports say high altitude formations were met by Japanese interceptors and clouds hampered view while Bangkok radio claimed strikes over Bangkok as well. Imperial communique made no mention of damage to Tokyo.
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Saipan
Japan
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Kinki
Honsin
Tokyo
Kinshi
Tokaido
Bangkok
Mit
Associated Press
Tokyo Radio
Thailand
Salad for luncheon from home kitchen style
A luncheon salad recipe designed for a housewife at home. It mixes tomato soup with gelatin softened in water, cream cheese, chopped celery, green pepper, and sliced stuffed olives. Serve on whole wheat bread with butter sandwiches and small cakes and tea.
Frank Fields Caught Near Poolesville
Frank C Fields, who escaped October 30 from Fairfax County Jail, was captured near Poolesville. FBI Baltimore office chief J W Vincent said Fields was working as a farmhand. Fields had Sept 23 convictions for two robberies and received two concurrent 110 year penitentiary terms. He hid three days along the Potomac River after escaping. Companion Howard V Butts remains at large.
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Fairfax Council
Poolesville
J. W. Vincent
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Baltimore
FBI
Fields
Fairfax County
Potomac River
Great Falls
Howard V. Butts
Senate likely to reject sharing treaty powers with House
Washington reports Senator George of Georgia, ranking Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee, predicting the Senate will stand firm against granting the House a role in treaty making. About six House resolutions call for a constitutional amendment. He estimates fewer than half of Senate members would vote to submit the issue to the states, a two-thirds requirement in both chambers.
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George
Georgia
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
House
Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Cooley Marks 63rd Birthday
Mrs. George F. Cooley Sr. Dickerson celebrated a surprise dinner on Thanksgiving Day at her home for her 63rd birthday. Daughters J T Fyffe Charles Staub and Dorothy Cooley prepared the meal with a large birthday cake. Guests included relatives from Beallsville Poolesville Barnesville Mus, Comus and Tron communities with many gifts and expressions of good wishes.
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George F. Cooley
Dickerson
J. T. Fyffe
Charles Staub
Dorothy Cooley
Bettie Mae
John Thomas, Jr
Poolesville
Charles Garrett Cooley
Charles G, Jr
Lawrence White
Barnesville
R. E. Cooley
R. E. Cooley, Jr
Barbara Anne
Comus
Harold F. Cooley
Jackey
Memorial service for TeChnacians Fifth Grade Gurney E. Davis
Services held for Gurney E Davis Jr aged 23 5 months 27 days who died of wounds in France Sept 19. Memorial at Freedom Methodist Church attended by friends with many flowers. Survived by parents Mr Mrs Gurney E Davis Route 2 Sykesville and his wife Helen Magin Westminster. Clergymen presided.
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Gurney E. Davis
France
Freedom Methodist Church
Sykesville
Route 2
Helen Magin
Westminster
J. A. Richards
J. N. Link
C. W. Jordan
Congress Group On Tour Of Europe In London Visit
The Army escorted the touring U S House Military committee out of London for inspection of British oil and military facilities. Rep Clare Boothe Luce was missing at the first press conference amid questions over a cigarette shortage and alleged orders to stay quiet. Merritt denied detaining Luce and said the panel would pursue explanations from the Army Supply Service.
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Europe
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United Kingdom
Clare Boothe Luce
R.conn
Matt Merritt
Ds’ LY
Army
Merritt
Gils
New York Herald-Tribune
Luce
Stamp validity notes for wartime ration books
Meats fats and other ration stamps AB through ZB and Ad through PS remain valid indefinitely. Next series due December 3. Processed Feeds blue stamps A8 through Z8 and AS through W5 valid indefinitely. Stamps X35 through Z5 and AZ and Be become valid December 1 and good indefinitely. Sugar four stamps 30 through 3% good indefinitely for five pounds each. Stamp 40 good for five pounds for home canning through February 28, 1945. Shoes Airplane stamps 1 2 and 3 valid indefinitely. Gasoline 13 A coupons valid everywhere for many gallons through December 21. B 4 C 4 B 5 and…
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Associated Press
Relief At Last For Your Cough
An ad touts Creomulsion as a potent remedy for coughs chest colds and acute bronchitis warning that untreated bronchitis may lead to chronic disease It claims the product reaches the seat of the trouble loosens phlegm and soothes inflamed bronchial membranes and promises money back if relief isn’t rapid
Heating coupons expand rights across regions
In Baltimore on November 27 contractor notices state fuel oil coupons are valid citywide and throughout areas with the new period extending benefits. The report notes a drop in net income and confirms coupons remain usable during the heating season, urging readers to mention The News.
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Baltimore
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