Senate opens inquiry into Flynn accusations
The Senate plans an inquiry into Edward J. Flynn amid a barrage of charges delivered by Bridges. Accusations include alleged Japanese ties through Serge Rubinstein, improper city investments via State Title and Mortgage, appointment of Dutch Schultz as deputy sheriff, and a biased grand jury probe. Flynn denies the claims as wanton falsehoods and vows to disprove them.
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Flynn
Bridges
Edward J. Flynn
Goldwater and
Pearl Harbor
Rubinstein
Japan
City of
New York
State Title and Mortgage
Filynn
Monroe Goldwater
Dutch Schultz
Bronx County
Schultz
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Daniel Daly
Federal
New York City
British Marines Erect Plaque Honoring American Leathernecks
A London memorial plaque honors American leathernecks, erected by British Marines to recognize their service and alliance. The display highlights shared history, with attention to camaraderie across the Atlantic and wartime cooperation.
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London
Nazis Before Rostov Reel Continued On Front
Reporting from the Soviet front notes heavy snow hindering roads but a advancing drive with tank welts and Cossack cavalry reclaiming homeland. Admiral Standley says Molotov shows confidence and US aid improves Russian production though transport remains a hurdle. Moscow discusses possible second front while Timoshenko leads a new push near Leningrad, with German claims of Soviet offensives and air activity south of Lake Ladoga.
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Riiles
Kalmyck Steppes
Capton
W Umate
William H. Standley
U. S
Moscow
United States
Vyacheslav Molotov
Standley
Molotov
Russia
Europe
Stockholm
Semeon Timoshenko
Leningrad
Voronezh
Minute Men Will Be Blood Donors
HE Leister Mobley announced that his 15th Company of Maryland Minute Men, about 63 men, will donate blood to the American Red Cross when the mobile unit visits the city in the first week of February. He said all Minute Men groups were asked to join, but responses from other units were not yet reported.
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HE. Leister Mobley
Maryland Minute Men
American Red Cross
Trolleys Save Day For Prom Trotters
College Park Md Jan 15 It will be trolleys or nothing for more than 1000 University of Maryland juniors and seniors tonight when they travel to Washington for the annual Prom. A pleasure driving ban nearly canceled the event, but Capitol Transit Co can divert many cars, allowing travel by two means. Students feel fortunate as officials warn it may be the last prom for the duration.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Washington
Capitol Transit Company
Jacobs Carnegie Club Elects New Officers
Jacobs Carnegie Speaking Club at the Hamilton Hotel elected officers for the new term. Guy Kidwell became president, John Wishard vice president, Madaline Dermody secretary, and Franklin R. Miller treasurer. Betty Winn won first prize for a talk on rationing and its national impact.
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Jacobs Carnegie Speaking Club
Hamilton Hotel
Guy Kidwell
John Wishard
Madaline Dermody
Franklin R. Miller
Betty Winn
Judge Hicks
Franklin Miller
Pen Mar Resident Fined In Court For Skating Rink Trespass
George Smith a Pen Mar resident, 26, was fined 15 dollars plus costs for trespassing and 5 dollars for disorderly conduct by Magistrate Elmer Miller at Smithsburg yesterday. Deputy Leister Isanogle said Smith entered the skating rink early Sunday with several others including soldiers.
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Pen Mar
George Smith
Elmer Miller
Smithsburg
Leister Isanogle
Smith
Brown's U. K. Forecast For December Rationing
Former Senator Tobey warns Brown to expect rationing storms and possible food shortages unless farm labor dislocation and production costs are met. He urges public disclosure of bad news to prepare civilians. Chairman Truman hopes Brown reorganizes OPA policy to apply rationing voluntarily through self policing.
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Tobey
R-Nh
Brown
Truman
Senate Defense Investigating Committee
Office of Price Administration
Heard Elected to Head Castors at Paughborn Lake Club
The Paughborn Lake Casting Club held its annual election naming Roy Heard Sr president. H P Whipp becomes captain for the fourth year, Vernon N Miller is vice president, and Omer M Harbaugh is secretary and treasurer, with Timata the wartsanritiane tha.
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Paughborn Lake
Roy Heard, Sr
H. P. Whipp
Vernon N. Miller
Omer M. Harbaugh
Tima
Service News From Home Army Wartime Assignments
Bombardier L Squadron at Carlsbad New Mexico Private Albert Hedden has reached Fort Knox for armored force basic training. Private Jack Stine, now in disciplinary training in the British Isles, is a former Co B member from Hagerstown. Harold P. G. Thomas graduates from Army Air Corps Officers Candidate School in Miami Beach and becomes a second lieutenant. Ensign Conley, designated Naval Aviator, will report to a Navy air training center before assignment to combat. William Millhouse at Miami Beach reports a quiet training period at a luxury hotel. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Millhouse of East Avenue. Paul Julian Norment reports curtailed club activities but plans to proceed to Naval Training School.
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Army Air Base
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Albert G. Hedden
Delta M. Hedden
Kubo Avenue
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Armored Force Replacement Training Center
Jack D. Stine
Blanche Stine
Jefferson Street
British Isles
Jack
Co. B
Hagerstown
ary-Susan Thomas
Charles Street
Harold P. G.H. Thomas
Army Air Corps Officers Candidate Training School
Miami Beach
Fla
Harold
The
Potomac Edison Co
Fort Logan
Col
Conley
Navy
William Millhouse
Florida
Bill
East Avenue
Casting Lake Poised as Mecca for Fishermen Invite
The club vows Pangborn Lake will be a premier fishing destination inviting all Ashermen to enjoy the facilities and join in the pleasures of casting. Members express high hopes the public will seize the chance to participate in lake activities.
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Paneborn Lake
Pangborn Lake
Navy Signalman Training At Butler University Fieldhouse
Private Frederick P. Smith on ten day furlough from Fort Benning amid Navy signalman training at Butler University Fieldhouse Indiana for a 16 week course covering blinker search light flag hoist and semaphore. Two local women report to Baltimore for WAAC enlistment while Elvin E. Stouffer at Norfolk thanks friends for Christmas cards and notes possible address change. E A Trumpower, son of C C and Mrs Trumpower, graduates Aviation Metalsmith third class after enlisting June last year and training at Naval Air Station Jacksonville Florida and Norfolk Virginia.
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Butler University
Indiana
Navy
Frederick P. Smith
Fort Benning, Georgia
Parachute Infantry
Elvin E. Stouffer
Naval Training Station
Norfolk, Va
Baltimore
WAAC
Oni
Sani
E. A. Trumpower
C. C. Trumpower
Mitchell Avenue
Aviation Metalsmith
Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Florida
Norfolk
Corbin man promoted to corporal at Fort Benning Ga
Transferred to Jacksonville station now a qualified aircraft metal smith Trampower will likely join a Naval air unit for further duty George B Ridenour son of Mrs Cecil B Ridenour Corbett street promoted to corporal at Fort Benning Ga where he is stationed El Salvador with an area of 13000 square miles is the smallest country on the American continents.
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Jacksonville
Naval Air
George B. Ridenour
Cecil B. Ridenour
Corbett Street
Fort Benning, Ga
el Salvador
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U. K
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Alexander Hotel
M. H. Stonestreet
Colorado
Washington, D.C
Credenza
China
Duncan Physe
Summit Ave
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