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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1945

Page

1

Big 3 Pledge Peace Without Fear And Want

The big three announce a three to four month meeting plan among British American and Russian foreign secretaries after the San Francisco conference to craft a united postwar Europe. They outline three main areas defeating Germany bringing order of occupation and a general policy to aid liberated nations while preparing for a new peace organization.

United States San Francisco Crimea Stettinius Moscow Stalin Churchill Roosevelt Germany Japan France Berlin Europe Poland Russia London Britain National Unity Yugoslavia Marahal Tito Subasic Belgrade

Lasting Peace Plans From Dumbarton Oaks Talk

The article outlines a proposed new world security framework. It notes inclusion of non enemy collaborators in a temporary parliament, periodic meetings of foreign ministers from the United States Britain and Russia, and a San Francisco United Nations conference. It references Dumbarton Oaks and the Atlantic Charter reaffirmation of peace principles.

Dairy Mall Hagerstown National Liberation Assembly London San Francisco Dumbarton Oaks World Security’ Organization Conference of United Nations China France Big Three

Russians Smash Bober River Defenses Near Bunzlau

Soviet reports claim a major push across the Bober and Niesse rivers threatened Berlin flank. Bunzlau 74 miles northeast of Dresden fell, with Giessmannsdorf and Naumburg region forces involved. Breslau remains perilous as Konev’s drive on northern Silesia tightens the noose.

Rhine Bunzlan Budapest Danube Bunzlau Dresden Giessmannsdorf Bober Niesse Naumbure Gregory K. Zhukov Oder Berlin Konev Silesia Breslau

Men in Uniform Highlight Battle Honors and Trainin

Sgt Raymond H Viands of Hagerstown stationed at Camp San Luis Obispo earns the Expert Infantry Badge after passing rigorous field tests with the 86th Black Hawk Division. Pte Elmer W Poole of Clearspring receives the Combat Infantryman Badge for combat on the Fifth Army front in Italy with the 337th Wolverine Regiment, 85th Custer Division. The piece notes badge standards and origins of the Walk-in-the-Water, the first Great Lakes steamship built in Buffalo in 1818.

Camp San Luis Obispo Cal Raymond BH. Viands Co. Viands Prospect St Hagerstown Black Hawk Harris M., Mecy Elmer W. Poole Clearanning 85Th Custer Italy Jennie Poole Clearspring Great Lakes Buffalo

Nine Local Bills Signed By O Conor

Governor O Conor signed into law yesterday nine local bills passed by the Maryland Legislature. The Hancock measure authorizes the mayor and council to acquire real or personal property owned by the Hancock War Memorial Foundation for community use, effective June 1. The package also repeals obsolete acts on cholera, turnpikes, plant diseases, county bonds, bridges, coal resale, and huckster licensing in Washington county.

Washington County Hancock Hancock War Memorial Foundation, Inc Maryland O'Conor Hancock War Memorial Foundation

Frank Lowe Hurt In Auto Accident

Frank T. Lowe of Funkatown was admitted to Washington County Hospital after a late Saturday accident in Cumberland. His leg injuries resulted from a skidding vehicle striking a parked car and a culvert. he was reported improving rapidly after initial treatment in Cumberland and subsequent transfer to the hospital.

Frank T. Lowe Funkatown Washington County Cumberland Lowe

Song writer Al Dubin dies at 64 in New York

New York reports the death of Al Dubin at age 64 after a brief illness. He wrote the lyrics to about 2,000 popular songs including Dancing With Tears In My Eyes Among My Souvenirs and Tip Toe Through the Tulip.

New York al Dubin

One Cent a Day Brings $200 a Month

The National Protective Insurance Co offers a new accident policy with Hospital and General Coverage for ages 7 to 90, regardless of employment. No medical exam, no application form, $4,000 to $6,000 max benefits, $200 monthly max, health and fracture payouts, and $2.65 yearly cost. Send name and address to receive a 10 day free inspection policy.

National Protective Insurance Co Pickwick Bldg Kansas City Ofer

Death Squeeze Put On Trapped Japs In Manila

American forces tightened the noose around Japanese defenders in Manila during a 48 hour period to Sunday night. Gen Douglas MacArthur reported 35 barges carrying about 2,500 enemy troops were sunk off Bataan and the Manila fight was extraordinarily fierce. The Japanese fortified Intramuros with mines and rockets while attempting to disrupt pontoon bridges and the city water supply. Allied raids knocked out key anti air positions and Corregidor coastal guns, with island batteries remaining silent for over a week.

Fortress Gen- Douglas MacAarthur Bataan MacArthur Manila Associated Press Yates McDaniel Intramuros Pasig River Pasig Corregidor

Allies Closing On Ruhr Rhine Front Advance Continues

Allied forces press toward the Rhine as German troops mass near Duren and Juelich. Eisenhower reports a 145 mile continuous front from Karken to Saarbrucken after Luxembourg’s last capture. Canadian British and Scots push through Reichswald despite rain and floods near Emmerich and Griethausen.

Rhine Plain Dueren Juelich Rhine Luxembourg Vianden Third Eisenhower Germany Karken Saarbrucken Montgomery Reichnwald Griethausen Emmerich Kleve

Chandler Declines Runs for Top Jobs in 1948

Senator Chandler of Kentucky says he has no intention to seek the presidency Kentucky governor ship or baseball commissioner in 1948. He stated on WLW NBC radio that he would like to go on record now as saying that he was not a candidate for any of these posts.

Washington Chandler Kentucky Kentuckian WLW NBC

Senatorial Pledge to Serve Kentucky in Senate

A quoted statement by a Kentucky senator declares intent to serve the nation fully in the Senate and confirms the term extending to 1949 as his current duty. The speech emphasizes commitment to public service and upholds the duty of representing Kentucky in the federal legislature.

What Is Wrong When Prayer Fails

Edwin J. Dingle describes a Tibet inspired discovery of transforming power through knowledge. He credits health recovery wealth and recognition to a mystery taught by a mystic. He offers a free 9000 word treatise from The Institute of Mental Physics to readers of the paper, limited copies available, address provided in Los Angeles.

Forbidden Tibet Edwin J. Dingie England Far East Dingle Institute of Mental Physics South Hobart Blvd Dept N-416 Los Angeles Calif

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