U S Protests Russian Attacks On Navy Planes
The United States charged Russia with two hostile actions against American mariner patrol planes. In the first episode a plane 25 miles at sea was fired on after Russia demanded a no go zone. Moscow did not reply. In the second incident on Feb 20 two Soviet fighters fired warning bursts near Dairen, with one plane returning to base in China. Disciplinary action was started against the pilot and no returns fire occurred. The State Department criticized Soviet removal of industrial equipment.
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Navy
Russia
United States
Moscow
Mariner
Dairen
Tsingtao
China
State Department
Card of Thanks for Kind Mess and Floral Tributes
Pvt. and Mrs. William E. Lushbaugh Jr and the grandparents extend thanks to friends and neighbors for kind mess floral tributes and use of ears at the death of their darling son and grandson Ace
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William E. Lushbaugh, Jr
Ace
In Memoriam Martha A Morgan
In loving memory of our dear mother Mrs Martha A Morgan who departed this life 110 years ago today We stood by your bedside and watched your life depart Our dear one now is sleeping No care is on her brow Oh blame us not for weeping For we have no mother now Our hearts are sad and lonely We miss your smiling face You left us to remember No one else can take your place By loving daughters Fannie Nellie and Besela Morgan Adv.
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Fannie
Nellie
Besela Morgan
U.S. Denies Secret War Equipment Deal in Manchuria
State Department states flatly that the United States has no agreement, secret or otherwise, with the Soviet government regarding war supplies or troop movements in Manchuria. The claim followed a Red Army commander’s assertion earlier this week that equipment was being withdrawn in line with a big three agreement.
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Manchuria
Red Army
Mukden
State Department
United States
Veterans Service Center To Open
The Washington County Veterans Committee announces a new Veterans Service Center to staff and assist veterans. Key participants include George C. Taylor as manager, William A. Tobielerk, and regional staff from the Veterans Administration, Selective Service, Maryland Veterans Commission, and other allied agencies. The county committee, established in 1944, comprises about 1300 active participants across the state and Baltimore city.
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Page
George C. Taylor
William A. Tobielerk
Selective Service
Buards
Ralpit
State
Veterans Service Commission
Prefect
Veterans Administration
Maryland Veterans Commission
U. S. Employment Service
American Lesson
Red Cross
Washington County Welfare Board
Order of the Purple Heart
Chamber of Commerce
Maryland Unemployment Compensation Board
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eagles Initiate On Anniversary
Fraternal Order of Eagles surpasses one million members and unveils plans to expand programs for equal opportunity and security. Attorney Martin Bostetter praised the milestone at a 126-member initiation marking the 40th anniversary and announced the Eagles Memorial Foundation to fund scholarships for children of Eagles who died in war. The charter subscribers campaign runs through June 30, 1946, with aims to grow to two million Eagles and extend social welfare efforts nationwide.
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Order of Eagles
Martin Bostetter
Hagerstown
Bostetter
Eagles Memorial Foundation
Givenile
Delin
Realty Transfers Add Up To 300000 In Week Volume
Real estate transfers valued at about 300000 were recorded this week, listing numerous parcels. Transactions include properties along Maryland Avenue East Street Doplar Street and Smithsburg Pondsville road, with prices ranging from 4600 to 30000 plus, involving multiple spouses and heirs.
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J. Swone
Elu
Ronald F
Irvin F
Big With
Dan
East Avenue
Ie Wood
Charles Allen Knott
Maryland
Ida J. Piper
Mary
Piper
Stouffer
Doplar Street
Funkstown
Ong
Charlies
Fo Mut
John i. Bowie
Middleburg Pike
M. P. Moll Jr
O. Dick
Smithsburg
Pondsville
Elmer
Nichols
Western Bend Railway
West Antietam Street
George P. Smith
Edward TY. Coney
Forrest Drive
Harold H. Hutson
Ather, W. Gill
Model Homes Inc
Dorothy L. Brennan
Fairgreen
Eva M
Rachael E. Schulenberger
Charles R. Decker
Summit Avenue
Bertha M. Bennett
William H. Bennett
Virginia L. Hull
Wilson District
Stanton E. Massie
William B. Garber
South Main Street
Pazzie Nicolas
Henry W. Biser
Marrland Avenue
Frank A. Mullenix
Russell & Breitweiser
Franklin
West Side
Falcon
Frank
Pauley Defiant As Defeat Looms In Senate Fight
Fragmentary report describes Pauley opposing inevitable defeat as the nomination vote nears. Amid claims of optimism from Hanover and Democratic allies, observers note tensions within the party and pressure from opposing factions.
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Pauley
Youth Injured In Auto Crash In Front Of Home
Bowen G Murray eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Orge Mure ray was injured yesterday evening about 4 oclock when struck by an automobile in front of his home. Ray Mundey 260 block Sunset avenue was driving the car. Murray was taken to Washington County Hospital with not serious condition. Also Warren Jones of Pittsburgh colored was charged with operating while intoxicated after a moving van struck the Antietam bridge wall at Funkstown injuring Casey Roberts. The Grogan Brothers of Wilkinsburg Pa own the truck. No one injured when cars operated by Donald Kretzer and Robert L Easton sideswiped on the Sharpsburg pike near Tilghmanton.
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Bowen G. Murray
Mtr
Orge Mureray
Summit Avenue
Doornberger
Winchel
Ray Mundey
Sunset Avenue
Young Murray
Washington County Hospital
Nis
Warren Jones
Pittburgh
Antietam
Funkstown
Casey Roberts
Reynolds
Maugans
Grogan
Robert L. Easton
Keedysville
Sharpsburg Pike
Tilghmanton
Smithsburg Boy Rejoins War Times Letter From Italy
Smithsburg youth in Italy describes Mussolini era cities and churches while awaiting homecoming and noting two years overseas. Former Potomac Edison employee writes from a Mussolini residence praising modern apartments and asks about three more months abroad. President Truman to attend White House Correspondents Dinner, expected to speak briefly after an entertainment program.
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Mussolini
Italy
van L. Smyre
Smithsburg
Potomac Edison Company
Washington
Truman
White House
Larceny Reported To City Officers
Ralph G Nugent reports larceny of a pigskin wallet from his 400 Virginia Avenue address. Wallet held $270 in cash, a gun holster, money clip and key vase. He said the loss followed a taxi ride and that the money included ten twenty dollar bills and ten one dollar bills.
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Ralph G. Nugent
Virginia Avenue
Nugent
Joss
Your Federal Income Tax
A brief Q and A on exempt income and methods of calculating tax. Discusses what counts as income, exemptions for military pay and benefits, and cash versus accrual methods. Mentions that most individuals use cash method and firms use accrual. notes about taxable interest and earned income.
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George Hofferbert
Internal Revenue
Taw
Armed Forces
Chester Delaney Is Sent To Jail
Mrs. Sponselior reported a bed spread stolen and saw a man possibly selling it. She obtained a warrant and Chester Delaney age 99, from Hinck Salem agency, was arrested by Patrolman Castle for possession of a bedspread. He was arraigned and given 69 days for trespass with a suspended sentence for drunkenness, to be re arraigned Monday.
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Helen Sponselior
Red Cross Praise Highlighted By Army Leader At Drive Start
Major General Joseph W. Byron head of Army Special Services spoke at Hotel Alexander as the Washington County Red Cross drive opened with a goal of 30700 dollars. He praised Red Cross workers overseas and at home for morale aid, noting front line presence and Eisenhower’s praise for those who did what they could. Arley G. Sica announced a $6000 general canvass quota and Byron was introduced by his brother David W. Byron.
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Washington County
Red Cross
Hotel Alexander
Joseph W. Byron
Army Special Services Division
Army Service Forces
Byron
The
Hed Cross
Special Services
Algiers
Quadalcanal
England
Paris
Manila
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Arley G. Sica
General Byron
David W. Byron
Birthrate in England and Wales Falls After War Exodus
The government linked a birthrate decline to the heavy exodus of service personnel from the country following delays in 1944. Last year live births totaled 685,544, or 16.1 per thousand population, down from 744,842 and 17.8 per thousand in 1944.
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London
England and
Wales
Lewis Gives 30 Days Strike Notice
Mera Van Horn, chair of the Operations Negotiating Committee of the National Bituminous Coal Wage Conference in Cleveland, announces United Mine Workers of America requests a national joint conference with accredited representatives to negotiate wages hours rules practices and all relevant matters in the national coal industry. A convention is suggested for 11 a m EST Tuesday March 12 1946 in Washington DC. Lewis seeks prompt ac quiescence while noting the War Labor Disputes Act implications and a potential 30 day delay.
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Mera van Horn
Cleveland
United Mite Workers of America
Washington, D. C
Lewis
Correcting Names in a Union Meeting Note and Carroll Alias
The United Mine Workers of America aims to meet all its stated requirements. The real name of Lewis Carroll, author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, was Charles Lutwidge Dodgson.
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United Mine Workers of America
Lewis Carroll
Alice's Adventures In Wonderland
Charles Ludwide Dodgson
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