Turin Blasted Second Night in Succession
London reports British bombers hit Turin for the second night in a row despite bad weather. Fires from yesterday's strike burned in the Salian arsenal city while air crews also targeted railway lines in Belgium. Two planes missing. The Italian high command said Turin suffered limited damage and one bomber fell there. This marks the 23rd raid on northern Italy since the war began and the 12th since the Genoa offensive.
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London
Turin
Salian Arsenal
Air Ministry
Alps
Mussolini
Raiway
Belgium
Rome
Italy
Genoa
Body Of Electrocuted Woman In Lake Charles Unclaimed
The body of Annie Beatrice Toni Jo Henry, 26, electrocuted in Lake Charles, lay in a local funeral home awaiting final arrangements. A Pine Bluff funeral home manager said it was sending for the body for unnamed relatives there. If unclaimed, burial would be in a local cemetery.
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Lake Charles
Annie Beatrice
Toni Jo) Henry
Pine Bluff
Ark
John T. Burke
Burke
Potter's Field
Henry
J. P. .Galloway
Houston
Texas
Salesmart
Orange
St. Valentine’s Day
Siireveport
Local Army Navy Personal Notices Highlight Area Servicemembers
Private Harold E Ramsburg Walkersville transferred from Camp Edwards to Camp Carrabelle Florida after months in Army service. Clifford H Watkins Jr son of Mr and Mrs C H Watkins New Market selected for Naval Aviation Cadet training after Maryland schooling and Glenn L Martin plant work. Private Clyde Gordon Smith of Yamsville honored by Major General Ralph Royce during visit to Selfridge Field Michigan. Robert Thomas Mt St Marys freshman from Emmitsburg spent Thanksgiving with parents. Private Charles L Mullican son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Mullican transferred from New Orleans to Fort Ord California. Mrs Vernie Carty of Gettysburg reports son Elmer B Carty stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky. Corp Herman D Shook arrives in England per word to Mrs Scruton. Sgt Kenneth Wolfe stationed Fort Myers Florida after Harlingen Aerial Gunnery School graduation. Norman Graham leaves Taneytown for Lemoore California.
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Harold E. Ramsburg
Walkersville
Camp Edwards
Mass
Carrabelle
Fla
Ramsburg
Clifford H. Watkins, Jr
C. H. Watkins
New Market
Watkins
Frederick High School
Maryland Institute
Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin
U. S. Navy
University of Georgia
Athens
Georgia
Clyde Gordon Smith
Yamsville
Guard of Honor
Ralph Royce
Southwest Pacific
Selfridge Field
Mich
Smith
California
Vernie Carty
East Fifth Street
Elmer B. Carty
Fort Knox
Ralph H. Scruton
Thurmont
Corp
Herman D. Shook
England
Shook
Scruton
Denver J
Emmitsburg Residents Noted for Family Visits and Birthday
The Misses Grace and Peutine Smith are asleep visiting in California as Charles Graham Jr plans a visit. Mrs Margart Kerrigan of Emmitsburg marks her eighty fourth birthday and recently recovered from appendectomy, now at her daughter Mrs Frank Campbell's home in Emmitsburg receiving visitors. She is a lifelong Emmitsburg resident.
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Stall
Charles Graham, Jr
Grace
Peutine Smith
California
Margart Kerrigan
Emmitaburg
Kerrigan
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Frank Campbell
Emmitsburg
Health News From Frederick City Hospital Reports Vary
The bulletin notes several local patients at Frederick City Hospital with varied conditions. Fenton Rinker, New Market, remains with a fractured skull and a comminuted right shoulder fracture. John L. Tritappe, Knoxville, discharged after surgery. Mrs. Frau Stoblemyer, Alemany Grove, progressing after an operation. Marie Reese, Baltimore, improving after three weeks at Johns Hopkins for observation. Nelson R. Bohn, Nashville, operated on Thanksgiving for appendicitis and is listed as son of Harry Bohn of Motter avenue. May Ridenour, Thurmont, improving at Waynesboro Hospital after an operation. Charles D. Gearhart, Graceham, recovering from a leg injury at Camp Ritchie. Earl Gift, Thurmont, improving after appendectomy. Mrs. Walter Saunders, Frederick, transported to hospital by ambulance. Deffie Wilhide, 432 West South street, remains in the same ill condition.
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Fenton Rinker
New Market
Frederick City Hospital
John L. Tritappe
Knoxville
Frau Stoblemyer
Axemony Grove
Marie Reese
Trail Avenue
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Nelson R. Bohn
D-4
Nashville
Tenn
Harry Bohn
Motter Avenue
May Ridenour
Thurmont
Waynesboro
Charles D. Gearhart
Graceham
Wark
Camp Ritchie
Earl Gift
Walter Saunders
North Market Street
Harry E. Carty Company
Deffie Wilhide
West South Street
Fisher and Linton Tie The Knot In City Home Wedding
Miss Catherine Louise Fisher and Guy S. Linton married Saturday at the bride’s home 208 East Seventh Street. Rev Dr P E Heimer conducted. The bride wore a brown crepe dress with pink rosebud corsage. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Richard Simpson and Mr and Mrs Austin Trane. Reception followed.
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Cece East
Catherine
Louise Fisher
Charles L. Fisher
Frederick
Guys
Linton
Charles F. Linton
Yellow Springs
East Seventh Street
P. E. Heimer
Richard Simpson
Austin Trane
TAF Peedantel
Explosive Developments Expected In Italy
Secretary Hull said the government anticipated explosive developments in Italy’s international position soon amid unrest across the country including mutinous army activity. He warned listeners not to be surprised by such developments and that he would comment later once reports are assembled.
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Washington
Hull
Italy
AWVS Weekend Hitch-Hiking and Canteen Service In Frederick
AWVS members ran a trial weekend hitch-hiking and canteen service for soldiers at four gas stations in Frederick. Volunteers offered hot coffee and doughnuts from 10 am to 6 pm Friday to Sunday, helping servicemen with rides when needed, and earning praise from an Army major visiting the town.
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AWVS
American Women's Voluntary Services
Frederick
Army
Traffic fines high as Maryland motor foes persist
Maryland road offenses linger with $8 758 in fines for the week ending November 25 according to the Motor Vehicle Commissioner. Seven fatal accidents claimed seven victims. Licenses revoked included Jasper Douglas New Market for liquor influence. Suspensions listed Mildred A. Davis Boyds Route 2 and others for various violations. Reverend Father William E. Kelly of St John’s Westminster marked the silver jubilee of his priesthood with parish entertainment.
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Maryland
Jasper Douglas
New Market
Mildred A. Davis
Boyds
Ruts Crumbacker
Woodbine
Marshall M. Flanary
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Ray J. Bess
Edgar R. Betts
Merril R. Biser
Don T Casteel
Milton E. Dixon
James F. Cash
Thomas M. Federline
Milton Fletcher
Pose
Raymond W-Fogie
Alonzo C Gaylor
Paul D. Green
Clarence H. Hopfapple
Hubert Leon Joy
A. G. McKay
Homer Co. Mitchell, Jr
Patsy Palumbo
Arnold Lee Rosier
George D. Schild
David Speesler
Charles E. Streams
Edward Eugene Whitmore
John Zimovan
Taneytown
William J. Krable
Thurmont
Bruce Walker
Union Bridge
Roy C. Beard
William E. Kelly
St. John’s Church
Westminster
Sisters of Notre Dame
Father Kelly
Baltimore
Washington
St Francis Church
Brunswick
Butchering Held at Hoffman Farm Near Adamstown
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hoffman Sr. hosted their first home butchering near Adamstown on Saturday. Two hogs were culled and a delicious dinner followed. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hoffman Jr, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hoffman, Mr. O. B. Thomas, Mrs. Viola Sulcer, Miss Dollie Bready, Raymond Stup, Clinton Bass Corum, La Rue Sulcer, Anna Mary, Johnny, Ruby, Helen, and Jane Hoffman.
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George W. Hoffman
Adamstown
George W. Hoffman, Jr
John W. Hoffman
O. B. Thomas
Viola Sulcer
Dollie Bready
Raymond Stup
Clinton “Bass” Corum
Smaller Papers Rally to Defend AP Suit Action
In Decatur Illinois a coalition of about 1000 smaller newspapers formed a committee to oppose the government suit against the Associated Press. They argue the effort to force AP membership for the Chicago Sun could ruin the AP and its regional operations. Edward E. Lindsay of the Decatur Herald and Review leads the group.
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Decatur
Chicago
Noaspspets
Associated Press
Edward E. Lindsay
Decatur Herald and Review
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Chicago Sun
The
San Feave
Malone
Robert R. McCormick
the Sun
Marshall Field
Colonel McCormick
AP Bureau News Editor Is Moved To New York
AP Baltimore staff news editor Lauren Blakeslee leaves for New York to join the cable desk at AP headquarters. Walter J. Mason succeeds him as Baltimore news editor, coming from Charlestown bureau. Henry C Buckingham named assistant forester for Maryland replacing Walter Quick Jr who left for War Production Board. Buckingham previously Western Maryland district forester since 1928. William H Johnson to succeed Buckingham in Oakland. Stocks stumble in New York trading, with many blue chips fatigued and unable to advance significantly.
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New York
Baltimore
Wow
Anon
Lauren Blakeslee
Associated Press
Cable Desk
David C. Frailey
Annapolis
Staf
Fort George S Meade
Frailey
Mt. St. Mary's College
Blakeslee
Walter J. Mason
Wheeling
W. Va
Charlestown
Joseph F. Kaylor
Henry C. Buckingham
Cumberland
Walter J. Quick, Jr
Maz
War Production Board
Buckingham
Western
Maryland
Wiliam H. Johnson
Oakland
Marriage Takes Pounding In War Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues war pressures strain marriages as women join the labor force and gain independence. She notes wage earning, uniforms, and shifting roles fuel divorces and threaten domestic norms, while husbands resist changes and seek alimony as tensions rise amid wartime insecurity.
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Dorothy Dix
Hollywood by Erskine Johnson Nea Service Stm
Hollywood gossip and on set anecdotes mix with cheeky blurbs about Betty Hutton, Susan Hayward, and Dorothy Sebasmin. The column riffs on meals influencing actors, wardrobe missteps, and feuds over roles at Paramount and Universal.
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Hollywood
Guyine Katil
Hayward
Dorothy Sebasmin
Joung Hee
Susan Hayward
Paramount
Susan
Joan Devis
Universal
Aly Guy
Beverly Hills Tropics
Annual meeting of local organization elects officers
The group held its annual meeting at Sauble's Inn in Baltimore area with over 190 members. Merasan O Fuss was re elected president and Charles R Arnold treasurer, both serving fourteen years. James C Myers David Smith were named vice presidents and Bernard J Arnold secretary.
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Commerte
Sauble’s Inn
Baltimore
Organvation
Ache
Merasan O Fuss
Charles R. Arnold
Oryvaniadion
James C. Myers
David Smith
Bernard J. Arnold
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Markell & Ford
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