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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1944

Page

6

Yanks Storming Jap Ormoc Base

U S 77th Division pushes inland from Ormoc landing area as Krueger 6th Army converges from three directions toward Ormoc. naval patrols sink six vessels and ignite a seventh while air forces sink a 9,000 ton transport and damage 14 small freighters. Other units seize Balogo and advance near the Tabogas river as Mahonag pass falls.

MacArthur HDQS Philippines Ormoc U. S. 77Th Leyte Walter Krueger 6Th Army Luzon Mindanao Army Marine 77Th Guam Camp Downs 7Th Division Palanas Balogo Tabogas River

Long Spigler Seek Council Nomination

Albert M. Long and Charles H. Spigler enter the Republican race for City Council in Ward 2 and Ward 5 respectively. Long runs from the typewriter and adding machine business with January primaries pending. Spigler, long associated with Leiter Brothers, seeks Ward 5 nomination. Also advertised: DIAMOND WEDDING RING SETS of guaranteed quality at $24.

Albert M. Long Charles H. Spigler Mr. Long Mr. Spigler Leiter Brothers Saum’s Jonathan St

Deaths including Edith Jones and Robert King noted

Edith Jones of Boonsboro dies at Washing ton County Hospital aged 17 after short illness. Survived by husband Vinton J. Jones, daughters Mrs. Roy Hammond and Frances, sons Merlin Thurmond Woodrow and Jonathan, brother John Martz, four grandchildren. Funeral Monday 2 PM at United Brethren Church Boonsboro. Burial in Boonsboro cemetery. Robert King of Walcott New Jersey dies at home aged? seven? He was H J King’s brother and active in evaporating business with survivors including two nieces. Leslie Stamey dies in Atlanta age 59, Georgia Tech professor. Born Greencastle Pa educated at Greencastle High School Shippensburg Ursinus. Surviving wife daughter sister Clara Venable. Funeral Sunday 2:30 PM Minnich Funeral Home Greencastle. Burial Brown's Mill Pa.

Edith Jones Vinton J. Jones Boonsboro Washington County Hospital U. B. Church of Roy Hammond Keedysville Frances Merlin Thurmond Woodrow Jonathan Martz John Martz United Brethren Church Frank L. Sting William Herpick M. A Ashby Boonsboro Cemetery Robert King This County Walcott N. J H. J. King Hancock Bunker Hill Florence E. Rider This City Nellie French Leslie Stamey Atlanta Stamey Georgia Tech Greencastle Greencastle High School Shippensburg State College Ursinus College Clara Venable Chambersburg Minnich Funeral Home Brown’s Mill

Communist Paper Raps White Book

Pravda condemns American reporter William L. White son of Wil liam Allen White editor of the Emporia Gazette and calls his forthcoming book About Russians a bid to spread calumny. White traveled to the Soviet Union last summer with U. S. Chamber of Commerce President Eric Johnston to observe conditions.

Moscow Communist Party Pravda Today William L. White William Allen White Emporia Kans Russia David Zaslavsky U. S. Chamber of Commerce Eric Johnston Soviet Union

In Memoriam Nina M. Heil Mother Remembrance

In sad but loving remembrance of Mrs Nina M Heil who passed away December 9 1943. No one knows how much I miss you and how I long for you day by day. Yet mother dear you seem so near your memory sweet lingers deep and true. Sadly missed by her daughter Adv Mrs Charles Murray.

Nina M. Heil Adv Charles Murray

De Dominicis New CIO Head In Maryland District

Clisse De Dominicis of Baltimore was chosen by acclamation to lead the Maryland District of Columbia Industrial Union Council at its eight annual convention. Delegates elected 19 vice presidents and approved resolutions on wage policy, severance pay, permanent U S Employment Service, and seniority reform to avoid racial conflicts, with Governor O Connor backing liberalization of unemployment laws.

Washington Clisse de Dominicis Baltimore Maryland U. S Greece O'Connor

Custody Dispute Appears Settled

Heiress Barbara Hutton Grant and ex husband Court Haugwitz-Reventlow pursue a settlement in the best interests of their 8 year old son Lance. Negotiations aim to devise a custody formula acceptable to both parties after their 1941 divorce and a British decree granting six months yearly to the father signals ongoing tension. Cary Grant is Mrs Grant's current husband.

Los Angeles Barbara Hutton Grant Court Haugwitz-Reventlow Lance

Seek Identities Of Victims Of Crash

Army Air Force officials sought to identify the 17 people killed when a two engine Lockheed trainer crashed and burned at Omaha Municipal airport. The plane based at Cimarron Field Oklahoma City had arrived from Kansas City and was en route to Tinker Field Oklahoma. Major Dick Martin said ferry pilots were aboard.

Omaha Army Air Force Cimarron Field Oklahoma City Okla Kansas City Tinker Field Dick Martin

Round and Square Dance at Saturday Night Hall

Round and Square Dance every Saturday night from 9 30 to 12 at W O W. Joe and His Playboys provide music with cake walk prize. Admission.

W. Joe & His Playboys Adv Spanish Danceland Kemp's Mill Tavern Uncle Roy Dixie Serenaters Ross MT. Lena Hall Mt. Lena ‘Tavern Penn -Maryland Ady

FDR eyed to act on tax freezing bill in Congress

Washington December 9 Congress hopes for swift action on a bill to freeze the Social Security payroll tax at one percent. If President Roosevelt vetoes the measure lawmakers may override and return for Christmas. The Senate approved 47 to 19 and the House 262 to 72. The doubled rates were to start January 1, 1942. The fund holds about $6.06 billion with monthly receipts over $100 million. Benefits last fiscal year totaled $184.5 million.

White House Washington Congress Roosevelt Senate House Vandenberg R-Mich

Two Local Airmen Win Air Medal

Two local airmen received the Air Medal for their roles in the war. Lt. Martin, a St. Marys High School graduate and Pangborn Corp. clerk, helped the First Bombardment Division earn a Presidential Unit Citation for heroism during attacks on enemy aircraft plants at Oschersleben and Halberstadt, Germany. Cpl. Harper, a former city assistant surveyor, earned his wings at Kingman in 1944 and serves with the 486th Bombardment Group, part of the division cited for shuttle bombing of the Messerschmitt plant at Regensburg, Germany.

Martin First Bombardment Division Oschersleben Halberstadt Germany St. Mary’s High School

Local AFL Group Organizes Club in Hagerstown

The American Federation of Labor has formed a Social Club in Hagerstown open to AFL locals in the city and county. AFL rep Warl Ryder says the aim is to increase acquaintance, with a 500-member target. A party dance and floor show is set for December 19 at the WOAV Hall. Altha Carper serves as president and Sylvia Barnhart as financial secretary.

American Federation of Labor Hagerstown AFL Warl Ryder W Oav Altha Carper Sylvia Barnhart

Top Ace Bong Much Remedaled Airman

Major Richard J. Bong, top AAF fighter pilot, is shown with his many decorations including the Medal of Honor, Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal, Silver Star, and unit citations for the 49th Fighter Group. He hailed from Poplar Wisconsin and has 38 confirmed Japanese planes in combat.

Washington Richard J. Bond Army Air Forces Bont Poplar Wis

War Bonds Beat Inflation Says Community Appeal

A community message urges readers how to use wages and war bonds to defeat inflation and hasten victory over Japan and Berlin. It notes inflation as runaway prices and stresses that buying War Bonds removes dangerous dollars from the market, aiding civilian goods. The speaker forecasts two more years to end the war and urges continued bond purchases.

Japan Tokyo Berlin Hitler Europe

Row's Park Saturday Night Dancing at Silvertone Melody Boys

Dancing at Row's Park Saturday night from 9 to 1:30 featuring the Silvertone Melody Boys. Food offerings include fried chicken and oysters with beer. Ad. Also ad for Turkeys and jewelry storage in town.

Row’s Park Silvertone Melody Boys Mr. Honebrake

Poultry Shipments By Truck To Be Halted

Live poultry shipments by truck from the Delaware Virginia peninsula will be halted after midnight tomorrow by state police and War Food Administration agents. The WFA ordered the action to enforce a ruling prohibiting sale of live poultry to civilians until 110,000,000 pounds are set aside for the armed forces. Details of policing to be worked out at a Dover meeting. highways bridges and ferries will be patrolled with inspection signs in place by midnight.

New York Delaware-Virginia Peninsula War Food Administration WFA WPA Dover Del Del-Mar-Va

Wife Had 16 Husbands No 15 Asks Annulment

In Detroit a man known as husband No 15 filed for an annulment from Korine B Galvin Stan kowich who admitted 16 husbands during a July trial for fraudulently obtaining servicemen allotment checks. He dated their marriage from October 22 1943 in Salerno Indiana and learned of earlier marriages including to Claude Fitze of Phoenix Arizona.

Detroit Korine B. Galvin Stankowich Alderson W. Va Pat S. Galvin Korine Salerno Ind Hubby No. 4 Claude Fitze Phoenix, Ariz

Budapest Reads Embrace of Soviet Advance on Danube Front

Soviet bulletin reports a Hungarian infantry regiment of 25 officers and 1,390 men surrendered on the Danube front. Moscow cites 1,500 German and Hungarian deaths west of the Danube. Tolbukhin’s forces advance 11 miles, seizing Kisceri rail station and Csosz village near Szekesfehervar as 3rd Army closes toward Austrian border near Lake Balaton.

Pest Hungary Danube Moscow Tolbukhin Kisceri Csosz Szekesfehervar Budapest Lake Balaton Lower Balaton 3Rd Army

Government foes fire on police in El Salvador uprising

In San Salvador on December 5 opponents of President Col. Osmin Aguirre opened fire on police, killing several policemen and wounding national guards and customs officials. Arrests followed and arms of the rebels were seized.

San Salvador el Salvador Col Osmin Aguirre

War news from locally named service members described in a clipping

John R Fridinger Seaman first class U S Navy writes from the Philippines to his parents in Hagerstown about his LST shooting down several Japanese planes. Sgt Jack R Naugle of France describes railroad battalion supply trains moving to Belgium after overcoming war disruptions. Cpl Patrick J McGuire promoted to sergeant with Twelfth Army Group. Pvt Vernon R Reedy transferred to Madison Radio School. Sgt Lynn H Reedy, an overseas Liberator crewman, now an instructor at Chatham Field.

John R. Fridinger U. S. Navy LST Philippines Hagerstown Rt. 2 Jack R. Naugle Qwast Avenue Transportation Corps France First Army Belgium Patrick J. McGuire North Locust Street McGuiire Twelfth United States Army Group Omar N. Bradley Twelfth Army Ameri Vernon R. Reedy Madison Wis Truax Field Lynn H. Reedy Chatham Field Northern Pacific

A Ring Is the Ideal Gift at Saums and Valley Inn

Advertisement promoting a ring gift at Saums 21 Jonathan St and a entertainment night at Valley Inn with music by Valley Ramblers. Prizes offered. patrons urged to bring drinks while food available. Endorsed by Pop and Mom Lucas Ady.

IDEAL Soldiers Heart Shield Saum's Jonathan St Saum’s Jonathan St. Adv Savery Valley Inn Valley Ramblers Pop Lucas

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Jap Ormoc Base Long Spigler Council Charles L.itnyre Ray Street WMC Hagerstown Ice Co West Lee Street Communist Paper Reichard Antietam Baer Bros West Franklin Street East Washington Street H. Adams L. Souders Mer Play Land Potomac Street Hacerstown Hot Springs Ark Oaklawn Park Eddie Smith Harry Leider H. WH. Haag Mayflower F.D.R Leon Stahl Fleigh Motor Co Coal—Builders Church St Chewsville White Hall Road Chas. Reese Smithsby Professional Arts Arthur F. Detrow Gen Mer Bungle Ng Oid Peoples Jewelry Washington St Goodyear Service Balto. & Locust Sts Church & Prospect Sts Crouse Produce Kraiss Funeral Home N. Potoman St Columbia Frederick Street Wilhelm Thumma Motor Co Yingling Auto Sales & Service Frederick St Oak Hill Ave Max Gerber Locust St Thomas Weatherstrip Co Boonsboro, Md Value Center Summit Ave Commercial Small Loan & Finance Co Hagerstown, Md Summit Avenue General Acceptance Corp Hagerstown Industrial Loan Jonathan ST. D. Earl Neikirk Consumers Credit Service Consumers Credit Service, Inc Public Community Finance Service, Inc The House of Friendly Service West Washington Street Telephone G. W. Tyler Pres H. F. Beck Sec’y Thelma E. Fuqua
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