Britain Stands Firm Over War Blockade Dispute
London reports the British government remains adamant on blockade policy amid U S tensions over ship delays and cargo seizures at Gibraltar. London defends four reasons for US ship delays and cites Mediterranean security while France rejects Allied counterattack rights in the Pan American safety belt.
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United States
Britannia
Gibraltar
Lord Lothian
Washington
Cordell Hull
Mediterranean
United’ States
Britsh
Ministry of Economic ‘Warfare
Italy
Germany
Hospital Problem Outlined At Meet
Baltimore January 24. Dr Mauries C. Pincoffs dean of Maryland medical school says county hospital and medical care is an emergency issue needing better coordination of present facilities. He will chair a 33 member State Planning Commission medical care committee.
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Maryland
Mauries C. Pincoffs
University of Maryland
Medical School
Warsday
Pincotts
State Planning Commission
Abe Walman
Pincoffy
O'Conor
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
J. Douglas Colman
Victor PF. Cuflen
Allen W. Freeman
Harry Greenstein
Br. Winford UW. Smith
C. E. Wise
Frozen Seafood Industry Plans Expansion in Montana
Officials of the Western Shore Public Service announce plans to build a quillefreezing seafood plant beside the des and cold storage facility in CIUSFIELD Montana. The project aims to open new markets for Criellous fish oysters crabs and other products, and is expected to boost local employment and support wholesale activity.
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Ciusfield
Mary Hann's
Ood
Western Shore Public Service
Plus
Four Die In Plane Crash Near Riverside California
An army bomber ablaze in a blinding rainstorm crashed two miles northeast of Riverside killing four of six aboard. Pilot Lieut. Raymond Sumi and Lieut. Benjamin Halloway among the dead. Paratroopers Cecil Purvis and Frank Carroll survived. Carroll recalled the emergency exit failed and the craft spiraled to a crash near Box Springs Mountain while March Field investigated.
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Cecil C. Purvis
Glenaville
Frank Carroll
Hyde Park
Mass
March Field Public Relations Office
Raymond W. Sumi
Nashwauk
Minn
Benjamin G. Halloway
Columbus
Ohio
Gerald D. Wilcox
Bennett
Iowa
Leonard E. Riley
Wichita Falls
Texas
Box Springs
Carroll
Stephenson
Wei
Pigeon Pass
Purvis
Blue Mountain
March
Monterey
Sacramento
Hamilton Field
San Francisco
March Field
Bakersfield
Orera
Tanyston Weld
Calfornia
Paul L. McMullen
P. Delaware Solid
Oakland
Livermore
California
Vhey
U.S. Captain Rohoert A Losey Assigned to Helsinki War Office
The War department assigns Captain Rohoert A Losey of the U S Army Air Corps to Helsinki Finland as assistant military attache for air, with duties also to Latvia Estonia and Lithuania.
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The
War Department
Rohoert A. Losey
U. S. Army Air Corps
Helsinki
Finland
Attacehe
Lesey
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Paderewski Elected President of Polish Parliament-in-Exile
Ignace Paderewski, aged 79, elected president of the Polish Parliament-in-exile in Paris, pledging to raise Poland from ruins. He urged unity and a strong army, lamented departure from music, and noted substantial American donations to Polish refugees. The former Polish premier hinted his musical career may be ended to serve the nation.
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Paris
Ignace Jan Pulprewskit
Poland
Germany
National Council
Americus Poles
Council
Padereawski
Switzerland
United States
Experts Doubt U S Drive On Western Front
The piece argues most experts expect stalemate to persist on the western front despite spring thaw. More bombing and aerial combat over Europe are likely, with potential for an overland push only if defense lines are weakened. Proposals suggest wartime strategies across neutral Holland Belgium or Switzerland to outflank lines. Finland faces spring thaw hazards as Russian advances stall on frozen terrain.
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Western Front
England
France
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
Finland
Murmansk
Norway
Sweden
Appeal Entered By Communist Chief Browder
Communist leader Xarl Browder filed notice of appeal from a four year passport fraud sentence on Tuesday. The defense alleges inadmissible testimony unfair rulings and citizen rights violations. Comrades claim the conviction was to silence a party once allied with the New Deal.
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New York
Xarl Browder
Roosevelt
Browder
Blizzard shuts down roads across Shore and Maryland
Six inches of snow fell in Baltimore while Eastern Shore counties reported up to eight inches. Snow plows were dispatched from Frederick and Salisbury intensified work as drifts blocked roads. The storm halted ships, closed schools, and prompted warnings about potential floods later in spring.
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State Roads Commission
Hagerstown
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Salisbury
Delmar
Pennsylvania Railroad
Anne Arundel County
Washington
Annapolis Harbor
Chesapeake Bay
Weather Bureau
Virginia Capes
Maryland
Potomac River
A. Miler
Keedysville
Miller
Potomac
Atlanta
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