Willkie Urges Second Front to Aid Russia in War Debate
London reports Rapid debate as Wendell Willkie calls for opening a second front to aid the Soviet Union. British leaders including Lord Strabolgi and Lord Croft weigh strategic options, while Willkie travels toward Chungking to meet Chinese leaders and discuss Allied aid amid ongoing pressure from Churchill’s War Cabinet.
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London
Wendell L. Willkie
Russia
Britain
Churchill
Lord Strabolgt
Wimbledon
Willkie
Roosevelt
Russa
Sirapatsi
Labor Party
Lord Craft
War Office
Sinkiang
China
Chungking
Joseph Stel
Miga Soriet
Moscow
Stalin
Kremlin
Wilkie
Vyacheslav Molotoff
U. S
William H. Standley
Archibald Clark Kerr
United States
Strabolgi
France
Norway
Holland
Belmum
Greece
Croft
Chine Chungking
Chung- Xing
Chiang Kai-Shek
Camp Lewis Soldier Phebus Receives Dinner Honor
At Camp Lewis, Corporal Phebus son of Mr and Mrs Harry G Phebus 18 West South Street is in his third year of service with the United States Army. Chi Han chief of protocol of the Foreign Office and Sir Horace Seymour British ambassador will host a dinner for Wallaee during his stay.
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Willkie
U.S
Clarence A Gause
Finance
H. H. Kuong
Wu Techew
Othe Renomistans Naugelist Party
Sheng Chen
National Slitery Council
Foo
Poli
Liu Shih
Chungking
K. C. Wu
Henry Chang
American Department
Foreign
Corp
Phebus
Harry G Phebus
Weet Southspeet
United States Army
Camp Lewis
Wash
Enrollment Cut At Storer College in wartime draft era
Enrollment at Storer College Harpers Ferry West Virginia is about 60 percent of last year due to draft age upperclassmen and the loss of the high school department. Government jobs lure young women away and several faculty members have entered military service. A new home economics head, Mrs A Jacobs, joins the staff as the college presses on for its 75th year.
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Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Leroy D. Johnson
Storer College
Armed Service
Storer
A. Jacobs
Wheeling
Local Social News From Turner Field And Surrounding Homes
William B Welling returned to Turner Field Georgia after a week with his father Wallaaim Welling. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Winmer hosted a dinner for guests including Mr and Mrs Byron Harri7 let New Windsor and Mrs Herbert Anders. Mr and Mrs Wilmer Baker and Mr and Mrs Lewis Crampacker of Union Bridge attended. The Burnams moved to the Hobbs home they bought, while the Hobbs relocated to Washington. Patapsco Heights Ellicott City hosted Parlett and Arthur Bird guests in Frederick. Bishop Helfenstein visited Barnabas Church and confirmed three students. Mrs McFarrington visited Gauynn Oak with her daughter. Mrs Levi Barnes and Mrs Beile Parker visited Lilanel to see Mrs Thomas D Roberts.
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Sykecville
William B Welling
Turner Field
Georgia
Wallaaim
Welling
Wilbur Winmer
Byron
William Hobbs
Hobbs
Washington
Parlett Patapsco Heights
Ellicott City
Arthur Bird
Frederick
Misses Jones
George Leaken
Virginia and
Trene
George
Stanley
Olive. Hoff- Tau
New Barnet
G. Warner
Hagerstown
W. &. Warner
Main Street
Edward T Helfenstein
Barnabas
Episcopal Church
F. Alan Parsons
Sere Dune Barnes
Marty Rachel Wall
Nutibats Aids
M oFarrington
Jake’ Fritze
Gauynn Oak
Levi Barnes
Beile Parker
Lainel
Thomas D Roberts
Autumn Rains Cause Damage Over Weekend
Weekend rainfall brought widespread damage across counties with more than two inches fallen by Sunday. Trees and power lines failed, disrupting services as Potomac Edison crews cleared debris and reinforced endangered points. Roads were reopened by Sunday night and utilities reported minimal long term impact aside from scattered outages.
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Esterday
Spa
Ote
Servences
Rocky Springs
Edgewood
Potomac Edison Company
County Roadboardan
Tivers
Potomac
Frederick
Carroll Creek
Brunswick
Thurmont
Point of Rocks
Unionville
von Etz
Alfred R. Bolz
Chesapeake and Po- Lomac Company
South Street
County Jaw
Cabie
Ser
Walkersville
Gaithersburg
Haltimore Weld Lavie
Associated Press
Baltimore
Potomac Edison
Lewistown Road
Queen Elizabeth Stricken With Acute Bronchitis
London report says Queen Elizabeth has been confined to bed for a week with acute bronchitis. Buckingham Palace announces she is making good progress but will not resume normal duties for the next three weeks.
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London
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Overseas Word: Pfe Clarence Rhorbaugh Arrives Safely
Overseas word reports Pfe Clarence Rhorbaugh arrived safely at his overseas destination. He is formerly of Frederick.
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Pfe
Clarence Rhorbaugh
Frederick
Fall meeting of Carroll Woman's Club in Sykesville
The Carroll Woman's Club held its fall meeting at Mrs Raymond Etzler's home in Sykesville on a Wednesday afternoon. The president Mrs Marcus Pickett opened with the club creed and the annual power show judged by Mary Meter Smith and Mrs Ira Watkins announced winners in several categories.
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Taylorsville
Carroll Woman's Club
Raymond Etzler
Sykesville
Marcus B. Pickett
Creed
Mary Meter Smith
Ira Watkins
Living R.com
Augustus Frizell
JC. Nall
Westminster
Frank Byers
Tater
Baltimore
Shirley Knot
James Knot
Oliver Price
Frederick
Howard Price
Elizabeth Barnes
Bella Paterson
Sparrow's Point
Mary Getts
Pikesville
Thomas Byers
O T. Buchman
EK. A. H. Barnes
J. C Nall
John Wilt
iMr
William Maus
Edward Byers
Julia Naill
Byers
Ella Nall
West
Westminster social notes drift through Baltimore visits
Mrs Jefferson Hooper spends time with Westminster, Mrs James Warner returns home from hospital, Allen Moore improves after sore throat, Mr and Mrs William Franklin host dinner. Lee Roy Stegman and F J Barnes guests in Baltimore, G Frank Byers in city, Miss Margaret Hood visits parents, Verties Pickett unchanged, Andrew Miller and daughter visit Baltimore, Stegman vacation at Ocean City, Roby Fleming and Moore dine with Byers.
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Jesse W. Hood
Andrew Miller
Baltimore
T. Byers
Lee Roy Stegmat
Ocean City
Mayflower Hotel
Roby Fleming
Mrs. Allen Moore
Weather Summary and Stream Conditions
Weather data shows 0.76 inches of precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 am and 297 inches for September to date. Yesterday high reached 75 with a low of 40, and a year ago highs and lows were 89 and 48 respectively. Sunrise is 7 03 am and sunset 6 00 pm today. Streams at Knoxville and Ceresville, the Potomac and Monocacy, are muddy.
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Potomac
Knoxville
Muddy
Ceresville
Traffic Fines in Maryland Reach 10095 as Licenses Denied
Maryland traffic fines for the week ending September 23 total 10095 with four fatal accidents, three in counties, and the same number of victims. License refusals include Kenneth Hall of Taneytown for operating without a license for 10 days and Clyde Ramsburg of Frederick Route 5 for permanent operation on a refused license. Other fines cite William W Conner of Brunswick for no license 20 and Charles Bienneman of Emmitsburg for failing to stop 5 among additional fines for Arvel J Judy and Francis E Cooper.
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Maryland
Motor
Kenneth Hall
Taneytown
Clyde
Ramsburg
Frederick
Brunswick
William W Conner
Arvel J
Judy
Emmitsburg
Charles Bienneman
Francis E Cooper
Navy Seaman Pittinger serves at Norfolk training center
US Navy Seaman Pittinger son of Mrs Jennie A Pittinger of Woodsboro enlisted in the Navy and is stationed at the Naval Training Center in Norfolk Virginia. The report also lists multiple traffic offenses with fines and penalties across towns such as Taneytown Thurmont and Kathleen Hooper, plus mentions of Miss America 1942 Jo Carroll Dunham Tyler Texas offering a bathing suit at a rally where no bids were accepted and later a private sale of a bond.
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Seaman Pittinger
Jennie A Pittingtr
Woodsboro
Navy
Naval Training Center
Norfolk, Va
Jo Carrol Dunmzun
Tyler
Pexas
Traffic violations and fines listed for multiple drivers
Ward R Heffner exceeding 30 with 3 suspended. Joseph Felix Litter operating without license fined 10. Christopher C Springer failing to stop after accident fined 25. Frederick Edwin E Dorzak exceeding 40 fined 3. Edward B Gray expired chauffeur license fined 10. Drewry S Hodge exceeding 50 fined 5. Sherman M Jones reckless driving fined 1. William H Leebins no registration card and no operator's status 351. Ties Dinler speed 100.
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Ward R. Heffner
Joseph Felix Litter
Christopher C Springer
Frederick’ Edwin E Dorzak
Edward B. Gray
Drewry S Hodge
Sherman M. Jones
William H Leebins
Ties Dinler
Flyer And Mechanic Die When Plane Falls
Baltimore Sept 27 an Army flyer Lieut Luther W Cartwright Jr and his negro mechanic Sgt El Williams were killed when their plane crashed in an open field near Linthicum Heights Md near the pilot home The witnesses said the craft had been circling the area for about a quarter hour before suddenly plunging to earth with the plane in a tall spin and smoke from the motor
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Baltimore
Lin‘thicum Heights
Luther W. Cartwright
Sgt
el Williams
Tusckegee
Ala
Cartwright
Coast Guard
Eyewitneses
Gordon Isaac
Isaac
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