Reckord Warns Leaders Over Peace After Japan Defeat
Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord, Provost Marshal of the European Theater, returns to Maryland with a stark warning that peace must be solved after Japan's defeat or the world will be lost. He urges a strong Army Navy and Air Force so when America speaks the world will listen. He spoke at a luncheon in Baltimore attended by Gov. Herbert R. O'Conor and nearly 300 attendees.
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Baltimore
Milton A. Reckord
Maryland
Japan
Reckord
Virginia
Third Service Command
Herbert R. O’conor
America
Reckord lauded at Maryland National Guard ceremony
Civic leaders and military officials attended the event led by Governor appointing Reckord as a standout National Guard commander. Mayor Theodore R. McKeldin and Brig. Gen. John McA. Palmer were among those praising his service from private in 1901 to wartime commander. The governor presented a silver inscribed plate.
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State Guard
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
John McA. Palmer
General Staff
Washington
John F. Williams
National Guard Bureau
General Staff Special Service Division
Reckord
O’conor
Maryland National Guard
United States
Maryland Infantry
Normandy
Germany
Maryland
Cripple Accused Of Rifling Mail Held For Court
Pendley Alexis A. Pendley 42 a mail messenger was arraigned before U S Commissioner C Welles Little and posted 1000 bond for action of the Federal Grand Jury. Elmer Dyer postal inspector said Pendley found with contents of a test parcel after selling two cigarette packages. Other parcels were found at his Lovettsville Va home and Boonsboro consignee A S Hutzell.
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Brunswick
Alexis A. Pendley
U. S
C. Welles Little
Elmer Dyer
M. E. McGaha
Pendley
Dyer
Lovettsville
Potomac
A. S. Hutzell
Boonsboro
Post Office Department
Stolen items reported from Hose car in Mapleville
Joseph F. Hose of Mapleville reported to police yesterday that a pair of tennis racquets, bathing trunks and a badminton set were stolen from his automobile parked in the second block of West Washington street. Keep cellar stairs in good repair to prevent accidents.
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Joseph F. Hose
Mapleville
West Washington Street
Three Local Men On Bunker Hill Arrive On Leave
Three Hagerstown servicemen survived the Bunker Hill inferno and chaos and are back home on leave. Ensign George T. Twyford, Fireman First Class Allen Knott, and Boatswain Mate Second Class Charles Upton Repp are named with home and family details. They face questions as neighbors seek accounts, while one restricts time away from town to dodge inquiries.
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Hagerstown
Bunker Hill
George T. Twyford
George T. Twy
Ford
Mealey Parkway
Allen Knott
J. Earl Knott
Dewey Avenue
Charles Upton Repp
Earl Repp
Clearspring
Mont Valla Avenue
LA Municipal Judge Louis W. From the South Pacific
A brief dispatch from Los Angeles dated June 28 reports Municipal Judge Louis W. in a South Pacific context noted as part of a rotated assignment. It mentions no further outcomes or specifics beyond the location and role.
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Los Angeles
South Pacific
Louis W
Navy Seaman Underhill Sends Fine Payment with Interest
Navy Seaman Duncan R. Underhill writes Kaufman that during a 1944 furlough he was fined $3 for a traffic violation. He states he has sent the money and interest enclosed, noting the interest consisted of three Japanese bills.
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Kaufman
Navy
Duncan R. Underhill
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