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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1944

Page

1

Germans Fall Back as Yanks Close In On Meuse Front

Allied forces pressed a broad offensive from the south and east as Patton's 3rd Army seized multiple towns near St. Hubert and Bastogne area. German counterattacks on the Rochefort front diminished while air power and artillery tightened the front along a 45 mile stretch.

U.S Vor Rundstedt Rochefort Bitters Sart Meuse von Runstedt George S. Patton 3Rd Army Moircy St. Hubert Bastogne Remaene Magerotte Morchet Bastogne-Arlon Road Sibret Assenois Hompre

Frontline Movements Spur Allied Push Near Wiltz

Fragmentary dispatch notes Third Army units maneuver two miles from Wiltz as they close in from the southwest and south. Other columns push 10 miles southeast toward Gastorne while advancing along the Sure valley. German defenses along the Siegfried Line show armor massing upstream from Echernach with artillery remaining silent.

Vilers-la-Borne-Eau Arlon-Bastogne Third Army Wiltz Gastorne Evhan Bigelhy Siegfried Line Bollondori Echiernach

Property Transfers Report From Page 1 North KOW Area

Executed conveyances list land transfers from Sharpsburg to Aulietant Tron Works and nearby streets. Names include Doub executors, Myers, Snyder, Cook, Adams, Hanna, Baer, Bear, Knode, Weddle, Dietrich, and Marshall. Amounts range from 2100 to 12599 dollars for parcels along roads, avenues, and town districts.

North Kow Alyrey TL. Cook Randolph Avenue Center Street Barbara E. Adams Dr. Ran Nell Hanna Stanley L. Moore Hagerstown Henry M. Baer Russell John Bear Noah H. Marlin Paramount J. Hubert Knode Chester H. Weddle Cook Street Mitchell Avenue Dietrich W. Roy Marshall Tilghmanton

Four Condemned Victors Shot by Mob at Montpellier

French news reports that angry residents of Ales stormed Fort Vauban Prison in Montpellier and killed four condemned collaborators by shooting as guards failed to protect them. The four men had been former mayors and were condemned for collaboration.

Paris Ales Victhortes Fort Vauban Montpellier

Reds Roll On To New Gains Near Vienna

Soviet forces advanced toward Vienna as Tolbukhin's Third Ukraine Army crossed the Hron river and moved within about thirty miles of Bratislava. units seized Nana and Parkauny near the Hron's confluence with the Danube and pressed toward Konaron while Budapest faced antitank and antiinfantry obstacles in the city streets.

Vienna Nana Parkauny Hron Danube Feodor Tolbukhin Third Ukraine Konaron Bratislava The Hon Moscow Budapest Rea Lesonc Lucencéc Slovakia

Chaplin Defense Ties Lecherous Hound Case

The defense and state arguments unfold as Chaplin's counsel and prosecutor present final remarks. Judge to instruct jurors after rebuttal, with a verdict likely Wednesday. Prosecutor Scott questions the reliability of blood tests and warns experts are not infallible in determining paternity.

Scott Chaplin Charles E. Millikan Joan California

No Heavy Travel Seen Here Over New Year's Week-End

Light traffic was reported by the Blue Ridge dispatcher as most buses ran on time despite snow and slick roads in the Cumberland-Pittsburgh area. Hagerstown kept wartime industries running full, reducing travel from the city compared with last weekend’s two-day holiday. Poor weather was a factor in the lighter travel.

Blue Ridge Cumberland-Pittsfreh Hagerstown Man Washington County Prospect

First Division Holds Butgenbach Front Against German Breakthroughs

The First Division halted a German assault around Butgenbach and its ice covered reservoir, refusing to yield ground for eight days. German tanks penetrated once but were repelled by anti tank gunners, engineers, clerks and cooks who hunted tanks behind lines. Two days later infantry clashes near the headquarters ended with German patrols wiped out.

Butgenbach

WAC Tall Tale Wins Liar Award at War Contest

The War Appeals column notes a majority of tall tales come from servicemen with honorable mentions to several stories. A New York post reports Major Walter E. French recalling a bombardier training joke at Midland Army Base. San Francisco post recalls a New Guinea air raid tale with jungle snakes and mosquitoes and a comic exchange about a Japanese bomber.

Dent New York Walter E. French Midland Army Base Herman

Funeral Services for Police Clerk Downey Held

Funeral services for Lewis W. Downey, a police desk clerk for nearly ten years, were held Friday afternoon at Coffman funeral home. Rev. Paul Minnich Robinson extolled Downey’s public service and resilience in the face of handicap. Pangborn Lodge Fraternal Order of Police conducted burial at Manor Cemetery.

Lewis WW. Downey Coffman Funeral Home Paul Minnich Robinson Downey Mitnich Pangborn Lodge Fraternal Order of Police Manor Cemetery Suter Paul M. Robinson Rose Hill Cemetery Edward Benton McNamee Lappans Crossroads Breathedsville Hagerstown Jaspheine Warrenfeltz Imagene Butler Breathersville Sabe] Poole Sgt W. Lee Robert Pfe William W D. McNamee Oscar Reid East Funeral Home William D. McKinley Virginia K. Tice West Franklin Street Albert C. Tice Washington County Hospital Trinity Lutheran Church Helen H. Tice A. Culler Tice H. H. Leidig C. W. Boyer Tice Minnich Funeral Home Wilson P. Ard Rose Hil Cemetery

Deaths Herald New Year Amid Local Tragedies

The notice recalls multiple obituary items in Washington County with Cushwa McNamee and others, detailing deaths at City Hospital and local funeral plans. It notes public mood as 1945 nears, with New Year events and transportation hints as residents prepare for the holiday period and return of students and workers.

Minnie L. Whittington Prospect Street Washington County Hospital Charles E. Whittington Hagerstown Willard Lee Grubb Fort Lauderdale Fla

Electrical camouflage threats loom at broadcasting stations

An assistant notes that new electronic equipment could be used to create electrical camouflage around a broadcasting station. The idea suggests potential stealth interference or concealment of signals as technology advances.

News of Our Top Men and Women in Uniform

In this page continuation the Seabees are praised for their work and a veteran inspector from Fairchild’s seeks old friends at 3308-2. New arrivals at Strother Field include WAC Pvt Ruth Ridenour daughter of Ruth Semler of Hagerstown, now sheet metal worker turned V fighter base technician. Second Lt Jessie Wine of Hagerstown is among newly commissioned Army nurses this week.

EAD Seabees Fairchild’s Strother Field Kansas Second Air Force WAC Maiie Ridenour Ruth Semler Liberty Street Hagerstown Women's Army Corps Strother Fields Jessie M. Wine East Washington Street U. S. Army

Welfare grants to needy blind in county for November

Fifteen persons who received assistance as needy blind were paid an average grant per person of 22.88 during November by the Washington county Welfare Department. The number assisted was exceeded in Maryland counties only by Allegany county, but the average grant was below the state and county averages. No new applications for blind grants were received during the month.

Washington County Maryland Allegany County

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