Lieutenant Culler Killed in Action in Europe War Department Confirms
Lieut. Culler is reported killed in action on June 11 in the European theater after his aircraft failed to return from a mission. He previously was listed missing, with confirmation coming to his mother via a War Department telegram. He served with the Band Section before transferring to the Air Corps and had connections to Jefferson and Frederick areas.
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Fipaig
Eneug Ry
Eucrope
Leon
John David Culler
Ferdes
War Department
Ralph C. Jefferson
Adjutant General's Ofice
Culler
Red Cross
Nat
Willelmshaven
Cuxhaven
Culler Wave
Themma
Frederick High School
First Maryland
Fort Meade
Air Corps
California
Tews
England
Ralph Culler
al Jeferson
Francis Scott Key
Ris
Sune Steaddis
Edna Culler
Anna Grace Brown
Jefferson
Relph E. Culler
Prederick
Democratic Chicanery Charged in 1940 Campaign
Fragmented OCR notes accuse Democrats of political chicanery in a 1940 campaign. Mentions Vincent, Edge, and former U.S. Senator, with references to Mayors NEAVETS Willkie and AFL labor ties. Describes alleged misrepresentation and appeals to reactionary foreign policy, outlining partisan tactics nationwide.
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Vincent
Democratic
Bsuyet
Edge
France
Ma-Neavets
Id Willkie
Labor +AFL
War Interpreted By Korrel SearoN
Analysis notes echo of global warfare from Africa to the Pacific. The piece traces Axis collapse in Europe the strategic pressure on Japan and Allied advances. It highlights Allied planning, Russian fronts, and Moscow trilateral talks shaping a potential Pacific finale.
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Hitler
Germany
Mussolini
Europe
Africa
Stalingrad
Japan
Pacific
Congress
Winston Churchill
Far Pacific
French Africa
China
Burma
Tokyo
Russia
West
Moscow
Chinese forces smash Japanese offensive in Eastern China
Chinese forces recaptured Liaofeng and halted the October Japanese drive in the Shanghai Nanking Hangchow triangle. More than 1,200 Japanese killed as enemy remnants retreated. American air power supported the counter blow against Nippon troops in Yunnan and at Lungling.
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Chungking
Shanghai
Nanking
Hangchow
China
Liaefeng
Claire L. Chennault
Burma
Yunnan
Joseph W Stilwell
Lungling
Japan
Eas
Kwangteh
Hewangeneng
Easters
Cina
Hangchaw
Wheeler Opposed To Post War Resolution
Senator Wheeler of Montana urged the Senate to reject the Connally post war resolution. He warned that closer ties with Europe could drag the United States into war again, painting a scene of Russia and Britain contending for influence after peace. His remarks drew mostly empty desks in the chamber as debate continued.
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Washington
Wheeler
D-Mont
Senate
Europe
Miners Must Accept WEB Decisions
President Roosevelt warned striking coal miners to accept the War Labor Board wage decisions or face decisive action to ensure coal is mined. He argued the Board offers a substantial increase and travel pay, while urging leaders to respect the Board amid wartime needs and production goals.
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Washington
Roosevelt
War Labor Board
Aee
United Mine Workers High Command
Wles
UMW
John J. Lesh
Bayelt
WLB
Lewis
Illinois
Blewivusy Aluwen VY le Bua
Ickes
Halloween Party Attended by Nine Wilson Place Pupils
Sickness limited the kindergarten Halloween parade to nine pupils. Teacher Bettie Sundergill led participants Elnora Galt Florence Lariz Janice Foland Sara Jo Ferris Tary Ferris Louden Eiracote Denny Finch Alfred Bolz Jr and Joe Diffonderter.
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Wilson Place
Bettie Sundergill
Elnora Galt
Florence Lariz
Janice Foland
Sara Jo Ferris
Tary Ferris
Louden Eiracote
Denny Finch
Alfred Bolz, Jr
Joe Diffonderter
Connally resolve backs global alliance against aggression
The broad collaboration statement sponsored by Chairman Connally pledges the United States to join with free and sovereign nations to establish and maintain international authority to prevent aggression and preserve world peace. Opponents seek more specific commitments.
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Connally
D-Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Cruef
Czechs Celebrate 300 Years of Struggle for Freedom
Mrs Marsalka a Prague born Czechoslovakian spoke at Hood College in Frederick praising the three century fight for independence. She stated the republic's creation was a central reform beyond the Versailles Treaty and highlighted social reforms in industry education and women’s opportunities.
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Czechoslovakia
Fuerth
Miladalia
Brodbeck
Hond College
Czechoslovak Republic
Marsalka
Czechoslovak
Messares
Marsaika
Sudetenland
Germany
Sudeten Mountains
Bohemia
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
Frederick
Hood College Town Hall
Police Court Cases Tried Across Forfeitures and Delays
William G. Warner of Frederick forfeited 10 collateral for failure to appear on disturbing the peace charge. Evelyn Irene Howard of Ht. 5 forfeited 6.45 on reckless driving. Martyn Kenneth Bixler of Rt. 1 Hanover was dismissed for lack of prosecution in the car accident case. Ex Magistrate Cahill’s traffic case postponed amid protest over hardship. Preston R. Geisler of Williamsville forfeited 2.45 collateral for speeding.
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William G. Warner
Frederick
Edward J. Smith
Cuputl
Piday Evenng
Evelyn Irene Howard
Martyn Kenneth Bixler
Rt. 1
Hanover
Smith
J. Andrew Cahill
Hancock
Cahill
Pearl
Preston R. Geisler
Lyamsville
Norman Dietz
Berlin Paper Repeats Nazi Prison Camp Grievances
The Berlin newspaper Lokalanzeiges reports repatriated Nazi soldiers complain about African camps under American guard and Jewish control. They claim torment and harsh climate outweighed by return to German protection, describing camps as harsh and objectionable.
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Stockholm
Berlin
Lokaianseiges
Africa
Germany
State income tax reduced by 1 percent in Maryland
Governor O’Connor announced a new 1 percent levy on 1943 incomes and an additional 1.644 percent cut of the 1943 tax return saving taxpayers about 4.815 million dollars. About 220,000 people will benefit. one fourth of all payments return to counties and Baltimore city.
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Annapolis
O'Connor
Board of Public Works
Trom
Oconor
Las
O'Conor
City of
Baltimore
Three Mt Briar residents fined in tavern brawl case
Magistrate Edward J. Smith ruled on an all day court session that ended Friday afternoon with three Mt Briar men found guilty of assault and battery and one suspect acquitted. George Miller and Elmer McAfee faced reduced charges, Pvt Thomas McAfee was sent back to duty, and Thomas Miller received a fine amid a feud like atmosphere.
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Miller
Elmer Leon McAfee
Thomas Miller
George
Lea Thomas Griffth
Mt. Briar
Mt Briar
Washington
Ration Book Four Issuance Concludes Amid Strong Participation
Registration for War Ration Book Four ends after two days with about nine tenths of eligible demand fulfilled. Centers in Frederick Brunswick Emmitsburg report strong but fading second day, aided by 500 student assistants and teachers on an assembly line. North Market High area leads with 7,600 issued of 8,000, while other sites report similar completion levels and minimal late-day lines.
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Frederick
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
A. L. Leary
Hazel Goode
Carol G. Compton
Brunswick High School
Frederick High School
North Market High
Frederick City
North Market Street
Elm Street
Parkway
Washington Street
Lincoln Colored High School
Italian Army Formed in Northern Italy Advances Near Adriatic
A 30,000 strong Italian force formed in Venezia Province has clashed with German troops at Verona with casualties on both sides. Yugoslav Partisans aided by arms supplied through Yugoslavia are linked to broader moves in the Balkans as German divisions are dispatched to the region. The report notes disrupted German communications and potential Allied opportunities in South Europe. Moylan named Baltimore juvenile court panel chair.
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London
Italy
Adriatic
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Italion
Basel
Switzerland
Nachrichten
Venezia
Austria
Verona
Basler Nachrichten
Germany
Balkans
Europe
Truck Load Of Whiskey Goes Off Road In Mineral County Accident
A tractor trailer carrying 20 tons of whiskey ran off Route 40 at Braddock Mountain near Webster's Store when the driver fell asleep. State Police guarded the cargo until the trailer was righted and the whiskey reloaded. Loss held to about $1,000 as officials noted minimal spoilage.
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Cumberland Motor Express
Braddock Mountain
Webster's
Express Company
Charles E. Sweigert
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown
Tate
Inflation Threat Looms Over Tax Plan Debated by Committee
Washington reports in October 2020 reveal a proposed 13.8 billion dollar tax and savings program including a wartime Hypertex idea was scrapped after federal reserve chair S. Eccles presented it to the He Means Committee. Doughton dismissed the plan as fantastic while noting Treasury asks were far higher.
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Washington
He Means
Rnner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Eccles
Doughton
D-Nc
Frater
Bar Association Moves to Restrict Nonresident Attorneys
Frederick County Bar Association votes to urge Sixth Judicial Circuit judges to adopt a rule like Carroll county since 1936 limiting nonresident attorneys before Frederick court. Also asks papers not publish records before papers served to avoid premature proceedings.
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Frederick County Bar Association
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Frederick County
eHect
Carroll County
Montgomery County
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Convoys Sighted Heading to Eastern Mediterranean
Stockholm reports three British convoys with Australian troops left Gibraltar last night bound for the Eastern Mediterranean, per the German controlled Scandinavian Telegram Bureau.
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Stockholm
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
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Theodore McKeldin
New York
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc
Army Emergency Relief
Warner Bros
Montgomery Action
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Uruguay
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Market St
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