Germany Moves to Take Hungary in Swift Invasion
Reports from the Balkans indicate Hungarian troops clash with German and Romanian forces near Arad as Nazi pressure grows. Hungarian premier Kalley resists, while a Hungarian radio urges nationwide resistance. Berlin allegedly occupies Hungary, detaining Regent Horthy and top officials as efforts unfold to secure control and confront Russians.
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Hungary
Balkans
Arad
Bela Imrredi
Haun- Barr
Adolf Hitler
Austria
Rumania
Wefieed
Stockholm
Hitler
Nicholas Horthy
Jeno von Ghyczy
Franz Szombathetri
Army General Staff
Bern
Nicholas Kalley
London Daily Mail
Louis Khoussuth
Hapsburgs
Kallay
Kellogg's All-Bran praised for gentle relief
A Buffalo reader endorses Kellogg's All-Bran as an effective gentle remedy for constipation caused by lack of dietary fiber. The letter notes mixing with other cereals for variety, recommends frequent consumption and ample water, and urges insisting on genuine All-Bran from Kellogg's Battle Creek.
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Joseph Wpoutie
Englewood Ave
Buffalo
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Local Doctor Reviews Popular Science Books at Library
Dr. Kurt E. Lande pathologist at Washington County Hospital led a layman friendly tour of more than a dozen recent scientific titles at the Washington County Free Library. He praised Miracles of Military Medicine and Restless Universe while noting De Kruif’s works have declined, with a Q&A session following the talk and plans for next week’s review by Virginia Anderson.
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Kurt E. Lande
Washington County Hospital
Washington County Free Library Review
Lande
Washington County Free Library
Born
de Kruif
Scott R. Wagner
Virginia Anderson
German occupation proposed to shield Balkan fronts and rail links
British and American dispatches from 1944 suggest Nazi plans to occupy Hungary and parts of Yugoslavia and Greece to protect southern and southeastern communications, release German divisions for the Russian front, and deter other satellites while safeguarding Romanian oil and Danube routes. Hungarian rail network ties to Russia, Romania, Serbia, Croatia, Bulgaria, and Greece.
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THE
Daily Mail
Hagerstown
Uot
Germany
Yugoslavia
London
Bulgaria
Rumania
Hungary
Istanbul
Associated Press
William B. King
Frank O’brien
Carpathian Mountains
Dinaric Alps
Danube
Greece
Transylvanian Alps
Serbia
Croatia
Tham
O'Brien
Europe
Dear Betty Brainerd and Polly Advice Column Pieces
Betty Brainerd counsels Broken Hearted to end contact with a married man and wait for genuine freedom, urging self respect and new suitors. The Polly note advises legal action for maintenance, exposing alleged child support and demanding independence while warning B to face consequences.
Stassen Signals Openness to Presidential Nomination
Stassen states he would accept the nomination if offered, while stressing he will not campaign on active naval duty. He notes no personal effort to secure the nomination and demands no commitments on his behalf. A Stassen pledged delegate slate appears in Wisconsin on April 4 with Nebraska voters in a subsequent primary. his campaign is supported by Senator Ball and Governor Thye.
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Knox
Stassen
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Minnesota
Republican State Central Committee
Senator Ball
Rminn
Edward J. Thye
Navy
Navy reports loss of Macaw submarine and Leopold escort
The Navy says the 2000 ton submarine rescue ship Macaw sank after hitting a coral reef in the Pacific on February 13. The 1300 ton escort Leopold went down in the Atlantic March 10 due to an underwater explosion. Skippers Lieut Commander Paul W. Burton and Commander Kenneth Coy Phillips are listed as missing.
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Washington
Navy Today
Macaw
Leopold
Pacific
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Navy
Paul W. Burton
Locust Drive
Asbury Park
N. J
Lsted
Kenneth Coy Phillips
Glenbrook
Conn
Scout Troop Nine Reorganized In Washington Area
Troop 9, sponsored by St. John's Lutheran Church, is being reorganized after years of inactivity. Troop 4 expects to gain high standing under C. H. Neil as scoutmaster. First meeting set for Friday evening March 31 in the Scout room of St. John's Sunday School Building. The troop was long one of the most active units in the Washington Area Council.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
C. H. Neil
St. John’s Sunday School
Washington Area
Balkan Seizure Sours Hopes for Quick Peace
The piece discusses the Balkan seizure creating informal peace feelers and the belief in London and among Anglo American and Russian observers that Balkan nations may desert Germany if Italy’s fate deters active war involvement. It notes Germany must divert divisions to occupation tasks, impacting western invasion, the northeast front against Russia, and allied campaigns in Italy.
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London
Germany
Italy
Haly
Hitler
Balkans
Alles
Lava Wipes Out Two Villages Near San Sebastiano
The eruption of the famed volcano began Saturday afternoon threatening Cercola below Sebastiano as lava rivers moved down the slope. Evacuation of 7,000 villagers was completed during the night with no casualties reported. The molten flow reached within a half mile of San Sebastiano as about 100 feet of a scenic railway was engulfed.
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San Sebastiano
Cercola
Sebastiano
Pompei
Rome
Java
Southern Co-operative Declared World’s Largest Group
Richmond Va March 20 The Southern Co operative is the largest organization of its kind in the world W G Wysor of Richmond said today based on statistics showing 154 831 members as of December 31 1945
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Richmond
Southern Co-operative
W. G. Wysor
Co-operative
Clinton Woman Knits Through Four Wars for Grandchildren
At 92 Christine Lorenzen of Clinton Iowa is shown knitting mufflers for great grandchildren of men who fought in four wars. She remembers Civil War service, the Spanish American War, World War I and now supports World War II veterans with careful handwork.
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Christine Lorenzen
Clinton
Iowa
Lorenzen
Wolfinger Again Elected As Mayor
Charles I. Gustie Wolfinger was re elected mayor of Smithsburg yesterday in a 141 vote election. His sole opponent Earl H Bowman received 23 votes. Hoy D Newman as assistant mayor won with 128 votes. Commissioners chosen from five on slate were J William Detrow 112 Grover C Gaver 9 and Ralph J Murray ? Unsuccessful candidates included Christian I Bible 16 and Charles E Masters 55. Wolfinger has served as mayor since 1933.
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Charles I
Gustie) Wolfnger
Smithsburg
Earl H. Bowman
Hoy D. Newman
Unap
J. William Detrow
Grover C. Gaver
Ralph J. Murray Lid
Comsioners
Christian I. Bible
Charles E. Masters
Wolfinger
Beaver Creek Woman Breaks Ankle In Fall
Mrs. W. R. Ingram of Beaver Creek road slipped on cellar stairs yesterday around 1 PM and suffered a broken ankle. She was taken to Washington County Hospital for treatment and X ray.
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W. R. Ingram
Beaver Creek Road
Washington County Hospital
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