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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1944

Page

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Allied Armies Advance on Rhineland Across German Fronts

Allied forces push into Germany with the 1st and 9th Armies advancing near Geilenkirchen and Metz. Patton’s 3rd Army nears Metz while deepening the Thionville bridgehead and threatening railway lines. French forces move toward Belfort. Americans approach the Roer river as air forces blast Duren.

Beggendorf Geilenkirchen Germany Metz George Patton Thionville Monneren la Croix Meltzer Visse Ewendorff

Allied winter offensive drives six armies toward Berlin

Allied forces launched a major air and ground push across Germany with hundreds of thousands of tons of munitions. Bombs struck targets across Duren Julich and Heinsberg while trains and enemy troops were hit. Eisenhower’s six army drive aims to seize Berlin as Nazi reserves struggle to respond. German resistance appeared lighter than expected with prisoners stunned by the bombardment. Berlin reports note a Nijmegen railway bridge destroyed amid caution over a new Allied thrust toward the Siegfried Line.

Eschweiler Road Duren Julich Heinsberg Dwight D. Eisenhower Berlin Germany Supreme Headquarters Wes Gallagher Gerhart Nijmegen 2Nd Army Siegfried Line

Ten Commandments Read To Prisoner

In General Sessions Court Benedict Fasula, 42, a former Brooklyn bank clerk, was sentenced to ten years probation for grand larceny of 17,500 from the Colonial Trust Company. He must follow ten commandments including avoiding gambling, taking a job, paying 2,500 to the bank, continuing restitution of 20 monthly, and signing a 15,000 confession, or face jail.

New York Benedict Fasula Brooklyn Fasula Colonial Trust Company Jonah J. Goldstein

Chest Drive Nears Campaign Goal At Victory Meeting

In Washington County the National War Fund Community Chest drives toward the $123,300 goal with a noon rally in Franklin Court auditorium. Daily receipts push total to $101,429.10, with $21,871 needed, as divisions report strong progress and urged full attendance for today’s culmination efforts.

Franklin Court Auditorium National War Fund Community Chest Washington County Los Jack Millard Navy Jack Craft Raymond Snively Ey Sica Herbert Logsdon Hugh George Arley O. Sica J. BR. Craft E. Thurman Lindsey Vernon Stone H. Koons, Jr W. P. Lane, Jr D. Raymond Snively M. HE. Eltinger D. R. Beachley Frank Leiter Leister Mobley Vinton Hershey Roy Danzer A & P Food Western Union Peoples Drug Store W. Washington St Winter Washington Sts Dag‘mar Alexander H. S Myers Antietam Paper Company Hagerstown Jee Company Harle’s Department Store Bernard's Curtain Shop Norman Barry & Sons Istown Canteen Service Nfolander's Auto Stores Guy Kidwell Fashionrite Beauty Salon Hagerstown Distributing Company Rudisill's Reha's Rudy

Local Businesses List Appear in Hagerstown Area Directory

A collection of firms operating in Hagerstown and surrounding area is listed, including pharmacies, beauty shops, shoe and leather goods, restaurants, insurance firms, tire makers, furniture outlets, coal suppliers, clothing stores, and credit services. Notable names include Western Maryland Restaurant, Dunlop Tire Company, Monumental Life Insurance, Four States Stock Yards, Milly's Dress Shop, and B F Goodrich.

Ohio phone operators strike hits Dayton and Columbus

About 600 Dayton operators were affected while Columbus had no immediate count. Miss Reedy said other locals may quit, with sympathy actions possible in Cleveland. The walkout targets wage and expense rules for activity workers, with automatic service still operating in both cities.

Dayton Columbus Miss Reedy Midwest Army Air Force Wright and Patterson Southwestern Area Council Ohio Cleveland

Actress Ethel Barrymore Improves After Hospital Admission

New York November 16 doctors at Flower Fifth Avenue Hospital said actress Ethel Barrymore aged 65 is maintaining improvement of the chest condition but shows considerable weakness. Penicillin treatment is being continued.

New York Ethel Barrymore Flower Fifth Avenue Hospital

Ted and Lefty Escape Buzz Bomb Fire Fight

U S Army airmen recount a buzz bomb encounter where Ted fires from a 20mm cannon, blowing the drone to pieces. The plane is blinded by the blast, scorched on the left wing and tail, and survives a dramatic emergency dive as Ted contributes a heroic escape.

Ted Guba Lefty Gaba

Soldier walks off after buzz bomb crash

"Lefty" refused to take part after examining a burnt plane and said he would walk home next time, as Gaba recalls. The exchange highlights strain from the incident and the two dismissals from ongoing operations.

Gaba Lefty

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