Russian Chief Declares Fleeing Nazis Doomed Anniversary Day
Stalin hailed Soviet mobile success as Krivoi Rog fell after a four month siege. Malinovsky’s 3rd Ukrainian Army seized the iron mines amid heavy German losses. Soviet reports say enemy retreat along the Dnieper remains possible while Kherson and Nikolaev are targets. Govorov and Meretshev push toward Pskov as Baltic gateway battle continues.
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Red Army
Krivoi Rog
Radion Y. Malinovsky
Moscow
Dnieper
Kherson
Nikolaev
Krivol Rog
Bug
Soviet Information Bureau
Leonid A. Govorov
K. A. Meretshev
Pskov
Baltics
Progress In Organizing Junior Police Clubs
Chief of Police Williams H. Peters announced strong progress in reorganizing the Junior Police Clubs aided by George M. Payette and the Maryland Theatre. A fundraiser free show will admit boys who contribute scrap paper, boosting wartime waste paper collections and providing high class entertainment. Peters will meet Payette later this week to finalize show plans.
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Wiliams H. Peters
George M. Payette
Maryland Theatre
Peters
Mr. Payette
Another Smash At Beachhead Expected Soon
British guns shelled enemy troops near Carroceto as Allied ground forces observed German redeployments in rear areas. The German 114th Jaeger Division suffered heavy losses during a four day assault, with 500 German dead reported in front of a position southeast of Carroceto. Rabies discussion interjects unexpectedly, noting Pasteur treatment and no cure after symptoms occur.
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Carroceto
Kesselring
Italan
114Th Jaeger (Rifle
Rabies Facts and Myths Clarified for Dog Owners
An informational note explains that rabies is not linked to water fear and outlines accurate animal symptoms and seasonal occurrence. It details two rabies forms, furious and dumb, and advises consulting a veterinarian for care while highlighting that rabid animals may have convulsions when thirsty.
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Maryland
Colleges Seek Fresh Graduates amid Army Cuts
Colleges want youthful grads as military draft reshapes programs. The Army halves its aviation training and plans to remove about 110,000 trainees by April 1, leaving 30,000 on campuses. Educators accept the move as military necessity and propose expanding a pre induction track for 17 year olds in ROTC. Examinations set for March 15 could qualify more than 200,000 youths for eligibility. Maine’s statehood note adds historical context.
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Army
R.O.T.C
Voluntheer
Red Cross Has Many Services And War Efforts
The Red Cross operates beyond military aid, handling disasters with 119000 victims aided in 1943 across 47 states. It assists veterans with claims and hospital issues while continuing safety, first aid, swimming, and Civilian Defense programs. Only ten percent of the 1944 200 million budget funds the peace time pursuits.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Army To Take Over Utilities Behind Strikes
The Army plans to assume control of utilities as strikes threaten services. Mayors expect workers to return to jobs, while homes lose electric power and perishables spoil. In California's San Fernando Valley incubators may fail, dairy cows go unmilked, and a hatchery in Van Nuys shifts eggs to a living room to hatch chicks.
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F. N. Hudson
Producers’ Exchange
San Fernando Valley
S. C. Goodall
Los Angeles County Farm Bureau
California Senate Assembly
QO. C. Nelson
van Nuys
Department
From where I sit Bob Newcomb recalls a letter home
A column note reflects on a Marines son in the South Pacific writing to his father about small hometown details. He asks if horseshoes are still pitched behind Ray's, if Johnny keeps tools in shape, and if trout still bite in Seward's Creek. The piece ends noting soldiers fight for democracy and a better world.
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Bob Newcomb
Dick Newcomb
South Pacific
Ray
Johnny
Seward’s
Tax primer explains income tax, credits, refunds
The Herald-Mail offers a free tax primer describing how to figure income tax, what reductions are allowed, and who qualifies for a refund. Readers can request a copy by mailing the form with name and address to the Herald-Mail while supplies last.
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Herald-Mail Office
Herald-Mail
Lonergan Trial Delayed In Beating Slaying Case
The Lonergan murder case is postponed as prosecutors expect to finish state testimony in about a week with 20 witnesses slated to recount the life and slaying of the brewery heiress. The cafe society circle roped in prominent witnesses while police describe the killer’s assault with antique candlesticks and strangulation.
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Broderick
Cafe Society
Flat $15 boost for low income workers
A monthly increase of fifteen dollars is planned for all workers earning up to thirty four fifty per month, providing targeted relief to low income earners. The policy sets a clear income cap to determine eligibility and applies across the workforce.
Ruth and Naomi Class Meets at McKinsey Home
The Ruth and Naomi class of Christ Reformed church will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at Miss Louise McKinsey home 630 North Mulberry street. Four out of every seven homes in the U S are heated with coal.
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Ruth and
Naomi
Christ Reformed Church
Louise McKinsey
North Mulberry Street
U. S
Teachers' bonus talks set for Annapolis Friday
Governor O Conor calls a joint meeting with Baltimore city and county officials on February 25 at the State House Annapolis to discuss a cooperative plan to preserve the teachers' bonus. County boards are invited to participate to set proportional contributions and explore welfare powers in relation to the state.
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Washington County
Herbert R. O.conor
Board of Public Works
Annapolis
Keller Shank
O’conor
Baltimore City
State House
State Department of Welfare
State Board
Washington Co. Board
Welfare funds under push for home rule in special session
Western and Eastern Shore Commissioners plan legislation at the General Assembly special session to assign counties more control over welfare money. The local board did not meet yesterday for Washington's Birthday but will convene today. In Martinsburg, 206 to 360 additional wounded servicemen arrived at Newton D Baker General Hospital, the third influx since opening three weeks ago, hospitalized for injuries from Italy, Sicily and North Africa campaigns.
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Eastern Shore Associations of Commissioners
General Assembly
Washington
Martinsburg
W. Va
Newton D. Baker General Hospital
Italy
Sicily
North Africa
Fluorine in Water Boosts Teeth Resistance in Children
Tests show fluorine at one part per million in water builds long term decay resistance in developing teeth of children.
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