Red Army Advances Toward Tito Forces in Balkans
Red Army flying columns move west from Bucharest toward Serbia’s northeast mountains as Gen Malinovsky’s scouts approach within 130 miles of the Yugoslav Romanian frontier. German defense lines along the Ost river are reported forming while Bucharest endures heavy armor and artillery parades.
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Nazis Would Retreat Into Switzerland
Stockholm reports political circles say Germany asked neutral Switzerland how it would respond if part of Marshal Kesselring's Italian forces moved into Switzerland. Sources claim Switzerland gave an unfavorable reply as communications to German troops in Italy rely on the Brenner Pass and Swiss railroads. Switzerland recently allowed transit of wounded German troops and medical personnel from southern France.
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Talkout Of Truck Drivers Averted In Cumberland
Sept. 1 Cumberland PA workers avert a truck drivers walkout that would have halted motor transport. Workers agree to continue work and seek prompt War Labor Board action on wage demands in a joint stipulation with operators.
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Hollywood starlet Carol Adair surprises Boise crowd
The event features a glamorous arrival by a secretary posing as Carol Adair in Boise Idaho. Onlookers shower flowers as the Hollywood persona meets local fans while the secretary and her boss James Yost laugh at the double act.
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Lions Club Hobie Annus Family Picnic At Frederick
About 100 members attended the Frederick Lions Club annual family picnic at Goemb eill State Park High Knob. Activities included horseshoe pitching bingo and a picnic supper of hot dogs and hamburgers. Special guests were Rotary president Glenn T Swisher and Kiwanis president Francis B Sappington.
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Engagement of Virginia Ahalt to William Ahalt in Lucketts
Mrs Beatrice Snoots of Buckeystown announces the engagement of her daughter Anna Virginia to William H Ahalt son of C N Anhalt of Lucketts Va The wedding is planned for the early fall.
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Buckeystown
Anna Virginia
Wiliam H. Ahalt
Engagement Notice for Christina Doll and Master Sgt. Philip Gallant
Mr and Mrs George C Doll of West Third announce the engagement of their daughter Christina to Master Sgt Philip Gallant son of Mr and Mrs Norman J Gallant of Westbrook Maine Gallant is stationed with the Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force in England A long list of local residents and visitors follow with social notes and travel updates including Miss Margaret M Fogle Thurmont and Mrs Florence Creger in North Market Street.
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Philip Gallant
Norman J. Gallant
Westbrook
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Supreme Headquarters, Allied Expeditionary Force
England
Bowers Family Seeks Fresh Start in Pennsylvania
Mrs. Charles F. Bowers and family traveled to Pennsylvania where their daughter will study next year. The group, including Mrs. Jack Cave and Mrs. John Joy, plus Mrs. Richard Young, visited Atlantic City and Philadelphia during a week away from home.
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Eighth Street
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Philadelphia
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Alvey Stine
Robert James
Hamerick
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Stine
Helen
Betty
Grace Gladhill
Geneva Morgan
Kay Gladhill
Patsy Hippeon
Evelyn Staub
Peggy Doris
Lois James
Barbara Maine
June Stine
Merle
Richard
David
Donald Lee Gladhill
Charles Morgan
Harry Romsberg, Jr
Robert Fauble
Jack Gordon
Royal Hilton, Jr
Harry Maine, Jr
William Staub
John Gladhill
Charles F. Bowers
Jack Cave
Tower Apartments
John Joy
West Patrick Street
Richard Young
Market Space
Atlantic City
Nazis Open Big Guns Against England In Channel Raid
German coastal batteries near Boulogne fired about 100 shells in a four hour barrage described as the heaviest drum fire against English invasion routes. Boulogne lies 28 miles south of Dover as Allied forces advance. At least one death and heavy damage to British seacoast towns were reported.
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To Be First Woman To Christen Victory Ship
Mrs. Hugh V. Gittinger will christen the U S Frederick Victory in Baltimore marking the first such ceremony for a Victory ship. The vessel is due for completion this month and joins five other Fairfield shipyard projects named for American towns with sponsors chosen by each town.
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Frederick
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U. S. Frederick
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Maine
Woodstock
N. J
St. Albans
Conn
Malden
Mass
Money can't buy sapirin aspirin value story
An ad touts sapirin as faster acting and more dependable than genuine St. Joseph Aspirin, claiming to be the world’s largest seller at 10¢. It promotes a 100 tablet size for 35¢, urging shoppers to pay less.
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