New Bomber Proves Fast With British Order Planned
Baltimore Sunday report on a new bomber for Britain shows it rivals Europe’s fastest planes. The Martin yard demonstrated a boxy flying wing concept, with Hartson asserting higher speed than the B 26 yet shorter range. Production delays from aluminum shortages push use of plywood and plastic as substitutes.
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Baltimore
Britain
Europe
Gleat i. Metin Company
Martin Feld
Martin Company
Joseph ‘J. Hartson
Don Zorrhen
Army
York
Navy
Bamber
Hartson
Soldier shoots himself after army leave ends
Corr y Pa June 16 A private in the 116th Infantry Fort Meade Martin Overly 24 ended his life at a farm home near Corry. He acted in view of his sweetheart Nora Shaver and her mother Jessie 77 and state police note letters from camp showed moroseness since army separation. Overly had just visited neighbors Tony Stee and Howard Crotty and was to be taken back to camp today.
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Corry
Martin Overly
116Th Infantry
Fort Meade
Corqner
Lawrence Davison
Here
Overly
Nora Shaver
Jessie
John Hornick
Tony Stee
Spring Creek
Howard Crotty
Erie
Shem
BC Relieves Headache and Neuralgia Quickly
Quick acting ingredients in the BC formula provide fast relief from headaches neuralgic and muscular pains. Teadilr assimilated aids prompt relief for minor pains with directions to consult a physician if pain persists.
Snow Hill preps for disaster and evacuation plans
Snow Hill Maryland quietly builds a home defense system under Mayor John Byrd and S Bari Tromley. A 47 member citizen advisory group and a 47 member auxiliary Legionnaire committee organize for emergencies including fire floods or invasion. Plans include registering all school age children with metal ID tags and evacuations with controlled area tracks and vehicles.
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Snow Hill
Dune 16
John
Byrd
S. Bari Tromley
Worcaster Post Po
American Legion
Il Legionnaires
Tromley
Sepli
Itas
Vich
Auty
Robbery attempt ends with alarm. suspects flee into town
Vernon Wil, Noudmore, and Piles were struck during a Sunday robbery attempt on Hill Ave. An alarm triggered, pursuing deputies halted attackers. Larceny reports include Don Fiery losing two pairs of sunglasses from a parked car and Rev Stonesiter reporting a camera stolen from his auto near the Y M C A.
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Vernon Wil
Noudmore
Piles
Don Fiery
King Street
Fats
Rev. Stonesiter
Exercises Held Watginge in Uncertain Era Church
An unclear early text describes exercises or services at a Catholic church. It mentions Mea Tune 25, Cathwyn church in the United States, Rev. Mette as rector of Sae Chaies Port Deposit, and a Sunday commemoration of St. Francis Church. The fragment references military, Sums, and Eastern Share with Gearpuigag Unie, but many words are garbled.
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Urerphon
I Mette
Sae Chaies
Port Deposit
St. Francis Churen
Itosiin
Gearpuigag Unie
Bellanova strike continues with city talks reach agreement
Bellanova stopwork action proceeds as city representatives and union members discuss terms. About 306 municipal employees including chauffeurs and Teamsters members heard an address by Harry Cohen, the business agent, on continuing negotiations and their aims.
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Bellanova
Jame
Menicn
Fonien
Of4
Chapffeurs
Timpere
APL Teamsters Union
Noard
Harry Cohen
Famed Admiral Taussig Ends Forty Year Naval Career
Norfolk, June 13 A celebrated career spans over forty years as Admiral Joseph Enene Taussig retires at 64, swapping rear admiral rank for civility. He departs command of the Norfolk Naval District with Rear Admiral Menicy J. Simons succeeding him. Taussig honors include the Distinguished Service Medal and foreign orders. post retirement he plans stamp collecting golf and lonely travels logged at about 700000 miles.
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Norfolk
Josep Enener Taussig
Nays Department
Taussig
Norfolk Naval District
Menicy J. Simons
Great Britain
Chile
Cadeta
Taptain
Western High School
Washington
D.C
Admiral Taussig
Naval Academy
United States Naval
Three Killed In Highway Crash Near Kingsville Md
Three people died and three were seriously hurt in a rain slick two car crash on Route 2 near Kingsville Maryland. The victims from Tudurn Alabama included Carey Bailey 35 and her son Guy Bailey 27 and Mrs Elma Creel unknown age visiting Chevy Chase. Bailey's niece Kay Bailey 11 survived with scalp lacerations and possible skull fracture. A Mapleshade Maryland couple from a second car Anthony Volp 26 with severe head injuries and his wife Doris 19 with leg and neck injuries were hospitalized. Investigating officer Haddaway said both cars were damaged little and police could not explain the fatal outcome. The Batley car skidded on wet pavement and sideswiped the New Jersey car while attempting to pass.
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Kingsville
Here
Tudurn
Ala
Carey Prailey
Guy Bailey
Elma Creel
Creal
Chevy Chase
Maryland
Bailey
Kay Bailey
Joins Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mapleshade
St. Joseph's Hospital
Anthony Volp
Doris
Ss. BK
Haddaway
Tara
Mugiaway
Ita Batley
New Jersey
Enlists in Air Corps After High School Graduation
Ralph S. Tage Jr of 84S Worth Mulberry Street enlisted in the U S Army Air Corps after graduating from Hagerstown High School. He began training at Botting Field on May 13 following enlistment and is among new air service enlistees.
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AIR Corps
Ralph S. Tage
Worth Mulberry Street
Hagerstown High School
U.S. Army Air Corps
Yount Tres
Botting Field
City Debt Less Than Average in Major Cities
The National Municipal Review reports Flagers town per capita debt at 383.7 percent while Cumberland shows 53850 percent. The study notes a rising federal debt while local debts decline, estimating $175 per person in cities over 89,000 population. Total cross-bonded municipal debt stands at 9.527 billion for 348 cities over 46,000 residents. Major city figures listed include New York 84.45, Chicago 19.70, Los Angeles 145.05, Washington 14.5, Cincinnati 105.69.
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Flagerstown
National Municipal Review
Cumberland
Ameriehnss
New Rake
Chicago
Los Angeles
Clevend
Bute Washington
D. C
Cinvinant
Colum- Heutington
Stolen Auto Wrecked By Fire After Theft Across River
Richard Bull of Big Pool reported his automobile stolen from 4 Street in Hancock on Saturday night. The car was driven across the Potomac River bridge and set afire on the West Virginia side, demolished by fire. Officers found no motive for the act. Also, money was stolen from a Coliseum bowling alley on South Potomac Street, with a cash drawer forced open and a light, a high and two fountain pens taken.
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Richard Bull
Big Pool
Hancock
West Virginia
Slerif
Hall
Olemac River
Akre
James
Coliseum
South Potomac Street
Pleads Not Guilty by Bioff in Federal Court Case
William Bioff, leader of the West Coast Movie Workers Union, pleaded not guilty in New York Federal Court to charges he extorted 550,900 dollars by threats during strikes from four companies. Judge warned bail could be revoked if witnesses were threatened.
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William Bioff
West Coast Movie Workers Union
New York
Biof
Auto Collision Near Funkstown Hospitalized Driver Hurts
A Sunday crash on Route 40 near Funkstown seriously injured Noons. Deputy Bender said a car from Weston Hills New York skid on a slippery highway and struck a second vehicle driven by Henry A. Fox of Duphin Pennsylvania, then barreled into a pole.
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Noons
Funkstown
GB. C. Bender
Orson HB
Costs
Weson Hills
N.Y
Henry A. Fox
Duphin
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Crooke
May
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Corfors
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Ciatanoora
Teva
Henley
Henry 2. Bagot
Lamer
Joseph Buillia
Rothschilds
U.S
Clarics de Rothschild
Bostom
Montreal
Bettina
Gwendoline
Bar Harbor
Maine
Lilian
Harves
Atlantic
Cliver
Jos. K. Taussig
Wheeling, Eds
Howard’s
Baltimore St
Furniture Mart & Miles
Qaterstoun
Furniture
Bugs
L. Reller
Isl
Harry
Myers
North Potomac Street
Gibson
Failler’s
Elay
Leonard Electric
Leonard
Leonard Refrigerator
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