Nazis Used Postwar Front to Spread World Domination Plans
Testimony by Clayton before the Kilgore subcommittee reveals secret German documents showing Nazis hiding behind postwar industrial progress while plotting a new war. He cites German looting and the transfer of wealth and skilled personnel to abroad fronts and foreign firms, including Telefunken’s 1943 plant acquisition in a neutral country with advanced radio research facilities.
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Tal
Kilgore
D-W.va
Clayton
Telefunken
RFC Will Sell Surplus Materials at Frederick Depot
The Reconstruction Finance Corp disposal agency announces a surplus materials sale at the Salvage and Property Disposal Depot on Jefferson Street East in Frederick Maryland. Inspections run 9 am to 3 pm daily June 26 to June 30 excluding Sunday. Bids open after July 2 with right to accept or reject any offer. The Daily Mail offers a limited number of material lists to interested buyers.
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Reconstruction Finance Corp
Surplus Property Board
Jefferson Street
Frederick
Daily Mail
Learn to Swim Demonstration Highlights Kiwanis Campaign
About 580 boys and girls joined the free Learn-to-Swim program at the Y M C A. Two thirds completed the course and will perform a public exhibition at Hee pool tonight at 7 30. Pins will be awarded by Hagerstown Kiwanis Club. Don Klopfer supervised the program and will lead the event with YMCA staff assisting.
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Hagerstown Kiwanis Club
Hee Pool
Haglerstown Kiwanis Club
YMCA
Don Klopfer
Klopfer
Breeding Stock For Greeks Leaves Today
Baltimore June 25 Loaded with 704 head of breeding cattle and horses for Greek farms the first shipment under relief authority leaves the port aboard the freighter Virginian. A veterinarian and 28 Church of the Brethren workers will care for 335 Brown Swiss heirs aboard and receive expenses and a token payment of one cent per month.
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Baltimore
United Nation's Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Church of the Brethern
Owls Offer Oust Starlings In Frederick Plan
Frederick city officials report a resident offered six baby owls to combat starling flocks. The owls would be placed in trees to deter the birds, a method similar to approaches in South End of Tragerstown. Local residents have endured ongoing starling disturbances despite past control efforts.
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Frederick
Tragerstown
Tigh V. Gittinger
Self Rising Floor CLECAGO Incident Notes Confusion
A garbled report describes confusion and complaints amid heavy rains and unclear officials. It mentions police, floors, and a division of notices, with readers facing difficulty understanding the sequence of events and actions.
Shriners Parade Precedes Ceremonial At Academy Theater
Ali Ghan Temple Shriners from Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia and Washington attend a parade starting 7 p.m. from Masonic Temple to Academy Theater for a 7 p.m. ceremonial with a 45 candidate class and revelry at the temple afterward. Illustrious Potentate Bostetter announces the schedule and marshal Reisner Jr. leads the procession.
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Ali Ghan Temple
Mystic Shrine
Academy Theatre
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Washington, D. C
Ali Ghar Temple
Martin V. B. Bossetter
Masonic Temple
N. Potomac
Public Square
Washington Street
N. Mulberry Street
Mulberry Street
Franklin Street
Franklin
Prospect Street
North Prospect
West Washington
Washington
Academy Theater
W. Harry Reisner, Jr
Ralph L. Rizer
Cumberland
Tilustrous
Potentate Bostettar
Shrine Band
Degree Tearm
Temple
Potentate Bostetter
Baltimore
Harrisburg
Altoona
Wheeling
Martinsburg
Osiris Temple
Alt Ghan
Popeye Pose Traced To Hollywood Experience
Pho. M. 3/e Eda Ward R. Baker of North Trolly wood Calif a former film industry employee now stationed in the Pacific is linked to a Popeye the Sailor pose.
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Hollywood
Popeye the Sailor
Pose
Pho. M. 3
Edaward R. Baker
North Trollywood
Calif
Pacific
Family seeks short term home care assistance
A request from July 18 to August 2 asks for a caregiver for a child. The note specifies a preferred age, sex, and the caregiver should be addressed via Mrs. P. M. Holmes-Daily Math.
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P. M. Holmes
Time Takes Toll In Rural Town Auto Prank
Twenty five years ago Mrs Mu setts Pearl locked up her new Overland and fifteen years later planted a tree in front of the garage. She died last December in Kansas City without explaining why she never wanted the car used. Four boys planned a new car prank but cutting the tree did not justify the results as the tires held links and the steering wheel gave way during the attempt.
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Orlaiogma City
Musetts Pearl
Kansas City
Wheat Insurance Yields Approved
County average yields and premium rates for wheat crop insurance have been approved. County offices of the Agricultural Adjustment Agency have been notified by state channels. Individual farm yields are being worked to be available next month. During August and September farmers will be contacted to sign up for wheat insurance on the crop for fall.
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The
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Sail County
Dinner table controls face joint committee clash
The action heads to a House Senate conference as administration leaders and some Republicans seek to strike House and Senate amendments. Debated items include Dirksen's right of appeal to federal courts and Wherry's cost-plus pricing plan for firm products, while Truman and farm leaders push to drop these proposals in favor of parity pricing. Democrats aim to curb the strong powers of the Secretary of Agriculture over food orders.
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Senate
House Conference Committee
House
Dirksen
OPA
Truman
Rep
Andresen
R-Minn
Secretary of Agriculture
Negro Given Six Month Sentence in Assault Case
Robert Kines colored, arrested early Saturday by Patrolman Nervin Smith on assault charges against Herbert Leckery, received six months in jail from Magistrate Harry E. Snyder. He was arraigned on assault and robbery charges against Martin H. Green, held for November grand jury action. Green was attacked June 1. Kines denies the charges.
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Robert Kines
Nervin Smith
Herbert Leckery
Harry E. Snyder
Kines
Martin H. Green
Green
Honesty Costs Judge A Fine In Silverton
In Silverton Oregon on June 25 Police Judge Bert Terry fined himself 2.50 plus costs after the officer cited his car for parking too close to a fire hydrant. The judge paid the fine to the officer, delivering a rare public display of accountability.
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Silverton
Ore
Stow
Bert Terry
Marine Harwood Reported Killed in Pacific Action
Pro Karl Mason Harwood of Burkitts ville was killed in action in the Pacific theater, the Navy Department reported yesterday. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Harwood.
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Karl Mason Harwood
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
C. L. Harwood
Burkittsville
Pacific
Navy Department
Sparkling Diamonds Offer For Her Love and Style
Latest style golf mountings showcase brilliant diamonds to express love. Highlighted by color clarity and cut, these pieces appeal to those seeking elegant, timeless jewelry for gifting.
Airborne Troops Trap 20 000 Japs in Luzon Pocket
American forces trapped about 20,000 Japanese troops in a 60 mile Cagayan pocket below Aparri. Maj. Gen. Joseph M. Swing led airborne veterans landing near Camalaningan airfield, aiding Guerrilla gains on Aparri and Lal Lo, as Maj. Gen. Robert E. Beightler’s 37th Division pressed toward Tuguegarao to relieve Col. Russell W. Volckmann. Gliders delivered jeeps and reinforcements.
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Cagayan Valley
Aparri
Joseph M. Swing
Camalaningan
Lal-Lo
Tuguegara
Letterkenny To Sell 45 Acres Of Timberland
The War Department announced the sale of standing timber on about 45 acres at Letterkenny Ordnance Depot estimated to yield 183 500 board feet. Sealed bids due by 2 p m July 10, 1945, addressed to the Division Engineer Middle Atlantic Division. Inspection and bid package access via Post Engineer or Division Engineer in Baltimore Maryland.
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War Department
Letterkenny Ordnance Depot
Middle Atlantic
Chambersburg
Calvert Building
Baltimore 2
Maryland
Auto Crash Triggers Fire Alarms On Potomac Street
Two people injured after an automobile driven by Robert Allen Ainsley, 20, of East Baltimore Street, hit a pole causing a fire alarm box to short circuit. The car also struck another pole and ended on a high school lawn. Miss Mary Myers, 21, was treated for facial injuries. Fifteen fire alarm boxes and four police call boxes were out of service until Ralph J. Coombs restored them.
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South Potomac Street
Robert Allen Ainsley
East Baltimore Street
John Lillard
Amsley
Mary Myers
Spruce Street
Washington County Hospital
Ralph J. Coombs
Autos Collide In City Streets Collision In Hagerstown
Automobiles operated by B L Slayman of Route 4 Hagerstown and Luther I Turner of Route 3 Hagerstown collided at West Washington street and Madison avenue yesterday.
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B L. Slayman
Hagerstown
Luther I
Turner
West Washington Street
Madison Avenue
Insurance Manager Retires From War District
H E Mohler of Hagerstown retires after 20 years with Baltimore Life Insurance. For the past eight years he served as district manager and is succeeded by his son Lewis Mohler of Chambersburg, who has 12 years with the company. The district covers Hagerstown Cumberland Chambersburg and Carlisle.
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H. E. Mohler
Hagerstown
Balmore Life Insurance Company
Mohler
Dstrict
Lewis Mohler
Chambersburg
Baltimore 1
Cumberland
Chabersburg
Carlisle
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