Russia Rebuffs U S Bulgaria Policy Fallout
The United States backed Bulgarian opposition leaders in a note on the Moscow backed plan to broaden govt inclusion. It said opposition figures were to be only for show with no real power, while Bulgaria and Russia blamed the West for pressuring the factions. Moscow released a radio summary of the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vice
Bulgaria
Moscow
United States
U. S
Nikolai V. Novikov
Byrnes
Hednesdy
Britain
Russia
Card of Thanks for John Gerry Moore
Family thanks friends relatives and neighbors for kindness at death of John Gerry Moore. Appreciation for cards flowers and use of cars expressed by the family.
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John Gerry Moore
In Memoriam Provard and Keplinger Remembrances
In loving memory of Mrs Lillie Viola Provard who died March 9 1942. Also memorial lines for H Donald Keplinger killed in battle near Ossinburg Germany March 4 1945 and Wm Bonald Keplinger who died in Germany. Tributes from their family express sorrow, faith, and longing for reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keplinger
H. Donald Keplinger
Batle
Ossenburg
Germany
Pte
Howard Donald
Bonald Keplinger
Washington forecasts Gloom over Russian policy talks
In Washington, officials warn of grim prospects as two tracks unfold. One concern centers on Tran's diplomacy amid forthcoming Russian responses, while another focuses on Manchuria and related pending communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Manchuria
Must Notify OPA Of Farm Sales Adhere To Ceilings
Washington County Price Control officials announce a standard policy requiring notice of farm equipment sales to the OPA and enforcement of price ceilings. The program aims to prevent inflation by limiting used farm gear prices and setting payment terms within one year of sale.
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OPA
Washington County
Len
de Corey Sr
HEY Direrror
Remiratord
Ginny Simms Program Canceled by Fire Blaze
Nearly 1,000 listeners were forced to leave a CBS studio when a fire broke out in a locker and storeroom last night. The blaze, likely started by a cigarette, caused thousands of dollars in damage and canceled the Ginny Simms program.
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Hollywoor
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ginny Simms
Tom Hanlon
Family of six escapes serious injuries after freight crash
A B and O freight train struck and demolished a car at Frederick county Doubs crossing on Ballenger Creek road. Walter Gibbs suffered chest and rib injuries and was taken to Frederick Hospital. His wife, three month old baby, parents Walter Gibbs Sr. and Charlotte Gibbs were unharmed or lightly injured. The car was knocked about 34 feet. Mr Gibbs Jr. and his wife were ejected from the vehicle.
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Frederick County Doubs
Ballenger Creek Road
Walter Gibbs
Frederick Hospital
Walter 4. Gibbs
Charlotte
Veteran Housing Conference Held
A representative of the Federal Public Housing Administration conferred yesterday with Mayor Richard H. Sweeney City Engineer Charles W. Stump and Treasurer Clyde Tontfer regarding the proposed fifty veteran housing units on the city farm street. Indications suggest milestones around mid May for completion and occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Public Housing Administration
Yichard HH. Sweeney
Charles W. Stump
Clyde Tontfer
Cotton Clothing Prices Raised Across Industry
From Boston to New Orleans industry sources report modest effects of recent cotton clothing price increases. Manufacturers like Russell of the Cotton Manufacturers Association and Lane Mills president Oderheimer anticipate shifted production and higher costs. The Civilian Production Administration orders loom restoration to garment fabrics, concealing output to suit apparel needs while promoting cheaper shirts once resupplied. OPA cites supply tightness and wage boosts as reasons for the rise, while pushing cotton futures margins up to curb speculative pricing.
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Boston
Russel
Cotton Manufacthrer Association
FE. Oderheimer
Lane Cotton Mills
New
Penabir Milis
Aucote
Scottdale and Whittier Mills
Civitian Production Administration
OPA
Taetar
Antion
Oda
Man Enters Home and Gives Self a Shave
Frank Dilekie, renter of the Stager Honea on Key Street, discovered on return from Cumberland that someone entered the home and shaved the intruder, while Dicksen reported to Detective Warne Semian that the intruder shared a razor. Richard Smith of 166 Deck Jonathan Street reported the theft of an ice box from his dark yard.
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Frank Dilekie
Honea
Key Street
Cumberhind
Dicksen
Warne SeMian
Ingruder
Richard Smith
Deck Jonathan Street
Entered Hospital For Induction At Oklahoma Clinic
Pvt Ralph S Morris of Funkstown has been admitted to Berlen General in Chickasha Oklahoma for assignment in Bardens arms Clinic. He was inducted on the 17th into active duty and had been living at Shye before hospital admission. His parents are listed as Mrs C Morris and one sibling.
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Ralph S. Morris
Funkstown
Berlen Genertal
Chichasha
Okla
Bardensarms Clinic
Shye
C. Morris
Maergeises Wasie Ar
Tex
Storm damaged carrier Midway during Arctic test run
In harsh Arctic weather waves battered the carrier Midway during a test, causing damage to deck cranes and hangar-level systems. Repairs were planned with timbering, while the ship faced ongoing cold and worsening visibility, prompting destroyers to form a single line to reduce collision risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway
Arctic
Uss. Meaway
EK Destroyers
Russians Quitting Mukden Reported
Reports from CHUNGRING and SHANGHAI claim Russian troops have withdrawn from Mukden and fires break out across the city. Unconfirmed notes say 22 trains left, with talks of inviting Soviet representatives to truce teams in Manchuria to ease American access and reduce warlike tensions.
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Chungring
Mukden
Manchuria
Fres
Shanghai
Margpall
U. S
China
Mukilen
Hoavey
North China
Mukdow
Lacerates Hand After Tie Collapse
Harold B. whane, son of Thamas W. ville, suffered a lacerated hand in a fall during a play. He was taken to Washington County Hospital where several stitches were needed to close the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Whane
Thamas W. Ville
Waington County Hospital
Discharge of S. de George W. Fish at Navy Center
S. de George W. Fish of 420 Guildford Avenue received an honorable discharge from the Abridge Naval Separation Center on March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Fish
Guiford Avenue
Abridge Naval Separation Center
Real Estate Transfers Readied in Lively Market
Realty market remains active as numerous property transfers are recorded. Names include William and Pho Tilghmannon, Charles W. Winebrenner, Harry C. Smith, Willis Beachanes, Havel K. ann D. Lee Nantel, Joseph We weres, Wiena Jones, Harry A. Shives, Willam A. Potere, Calvin A. Iamani, George A. Miller, Miltelle Homes Corp, Anna C. Rattle, William B. Wells, Harry E. Tarrman, Lester M. Keiler, and others. Properties span North Locust, Liberty Street, Boonshora Pike, and Hagerstown area with prices ranging from about 2,000 to 4,000 dollars.
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Liam $. Williams
Pho
Iy Tilghmannon
Priceiriot
Charles W. Winebrenner
Harry C. Smith
Weap
Harry A. Shives Ami
Willis Beachanes
Hiv
Havel
K. Ann D. Lee Nantel
Flors
Tay Wart
Joseph Weweres
Wiena Jones
E. Groh Loowish
Willam A. Potere
Ilarey
EB. Newkirk
James Il. Cross
Big Springs
Calvin A.lamani
George A. Miller
Trace
Hagerstown
Boonshorapike
Fhood
Miltelle Homes Corp
Anna C. Rattle
McDowell
Wiliam B. Wells
Harry E. Tarrman
North Side of Liberty
W. Leroy Lester
Lester M. Keiler
South Side
George Street
Pauley Seeks Vindication Before Possible Navy Nomination Withdrawal
Ed Pauley refuses to commit to withdrawal as Senate Naval Committee hearings enter a sixth week. He says he will stay until he is satisfied all charges against him are answered and his integrity fully vindicated, even as a withdrawal may occur after a conference with President Truman.
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Washington
Ed Pauley
Senate Naval Committees
Truman
Edwin W. Pauley
Tayy
J R R Black to Open Men's Store in Franklin Street
County Clerk J BR Black has leased the store room at 17 19 West Franklin street as of April 1 and after remodeling intends to open a men's wear store. As soon as remodeling is completed and merchandise is available, he announced he would be open for business.
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J. BR. R. Black
West Franklin Street
Air cargo expert to speak at Hagerstown traffic club
Walter H Johnson Jr regional sales manager of American Airlines air cargo division New York will be principal speaker at the Hagerstown Traffic Club meeting on Thursday March 21. A former air cargo officer in the Pacific war he will discuss all transportation topics at the event in Harel Mexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Johnson, Jr
Air Cargo
American Airlines
New York
Hagerstown
Neikirk Elected To Conference Office At Bankers Meet
K Guy Neikirk of the Nicade wilional Bank was elected second vice president of the view Blue fidse Conference at a National Association of Bank diane and comptrollers onize in Scoty Key Hotel. William BLasider of Fidelity Trust Co Baltimore spoke as principal. other officers elected included Edgar R. Thomas of Frederick as president and Frank A. Conaway as first vice president and treasurer.
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K. Guy Neikirk
Nicadewilional Bank
View Blue
Baltimore
Edgar R. Thomas
Frederick
Frank A. Conaway
E. Specks
Oldest Cardinal Glennon Dies After 42 Years as Archbishop
Cardinal Glennon, the oldest US cardinal and former archbishop of St. Louis, died after a long illness of bronchitis and lung congestion. He lay in state at the President's Mansion, had been born in Kinnegrad, Westmeath, and was elevated to the purple after 42 years of service. He was the first US cardinal from west of the Mississippi and led a vast archdiocese with about 900,000 Catholics.
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O'Kelly
Ureilia
Ain
Pius XII
Cardinal Glennon
St. Peters
Kinnegrad
Westmeath
St. Louis
U. S
Mississippi
America
Kansas City
St. Louly
Fish Dynamited In Conococheague Creek Near Rockdale
Wardens investigate dynamiting of fish in Conococheague Creek near Rockdale after residents report nocturnal blasts and several dead shad found downstream. Nearby, Majorettes are named with Margaret Murray, Jane Roward, and Bros. Hovis South to lead twirling majors for the coming season as committees prepare to entertain returning veterans.
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Rockdale
Richard A. Showe
Ivor! Moose Drum Corp
Margaret Murray
Jane Roward
Bros
Som Hovis South
Red Cross Drive Tops Quota Across Washington County
Washington County Red Cross drive far exceeded its quota with a reported total of 36,433.13 at a final report meeting at Hotel Hamilton. Co chairmen Arley O. Sica and C Vernon Stone noted the grand total will be known next week after completing group tallies from industrial and county committees.
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Washington County Red Cross
Hotel Hamilton
Arley O. Sica
C. Vernon Stone
Industrial Committee
John M. Miller
Odello M. Leiter
Alden Smith
Eric C. Summers
John M. Colton
Local drive totals beat quotas as canvassing praised
Last night reports show $4,360 raised toward a $6,000 goal with Colton confident totals will rise after all returns. The Organizations committee led by Mrs. Robert McCauley reported $758.04 toward a $750 quota. Committee heads at the meeting commended workers for an outstanding canvassing job and Mrs. J. C. Fylde thanked the Washington County Road Cross Chapter and the national group for passing the Waslington county quota.
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Colton
Robert McCauley
Nishes
J. C. Fylde
Washington County Road Cross
Waslington
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Donald
Luzon
Rudolph
John Paul
Ruby
Alvert
Ethel
Herschel
Saly
H.C
Federal
Income Tax Service
S.S. and Withholding Reports
Financial Reports
Gest
Winn Office Service
Washington Street
Blaze
Veteran Housing
Silco Cut Price Stores, Inc
North Petomac St. Kagerstown, Med
Man
Self
Mountain Valley
World Water
Hotsas
Kidney Pune
Mountain Valley Mineral Water
ABE Martinerstown
Butor
RAND
West Washington St
the House of
Rogers Jewelry Co
G.I
Home Builders Savings & Loan Assn
Weehington St
Prone
Pauley
J. R.R. Black
Rudy
Ad Boil
Concord . Dei
John D. Myers & Co
SEARS
Sears Roebuck & Co
North Potomac St
Neikirk
Bankers’ Meet
Conococheague
Red Cross
Edgemont Crackers
Pollyanna
Kraiss Funeral Home
N. Potomac
Stu Phong No
Danzer Metal Works Company
Milly
RONEY
Hagerstown Loan & Thrift Corp
W. Washington
Klomans
Kloman Instrument Co
Eye St. N.W
Doctors Hospital
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Tue Relly
ST. Mary's
Carmyn Cavallate
Dreaming Paul Weeton
Lebhert
Freddie Slack
George Grrshwin
Andre Kostelanets
Stortes
Margaret O'Nelen
Accordian Cacers
Joe Hmane
Popular Records
AL Goodman
Avhans Mercer
Johnnie Alinston
Sinatra Symphony
Bing Crosby
King Crosby
Johnny Toug Ney
Lionel Mampten
Carmen Crvatlaro
Wille Bryant
Baby Mills
Hillbilly Records
Siotx
Cafy
Zeke Manners
Mother Wiltey
Jagia
Wesley Tuttle
Sonsitne
Jiamy Davis
Salty Dog Blues
Morris Tira
Buck
Hhey Shepard
Grandpa Jones
Viank
Stick Whitey
Them Gohitar Polra
al Decter
Record Shop
E. Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
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