Yanks Near Pivot Point in Saar Front Action
The report details Allied advances along the Saarza line as American units push toward Avold and Saarbrucken. Units of the 35th Division and Gen Patch’s forces move to clear roads and thrust beyond the Rhine region, while pursuing retreating German forces and tightening the gap on the western front.
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Fragmentary note on a Queen item and a PALME set piece
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a queen and a PALME design or item with unclear context. The readable words indicate an event or object linked to a royal or ceremonial term but lack specifics. Further text is needed to identify persons, places, or dates.
Ambitious Party Moves Shape Presidential Nominations
Fragmentary notes describe Wallace's strong backer and Byrnes as Mobilization Director amid shifts in nomination strategy. The text hints at internal unity and overwhelming support for Stottinine while signaling limited impact from new leadership on Roosevelt era plans.
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State Grange To Hold Meet Here
The State Grange schedules a six degree session with a social hour after awards and silver star certificates. The event features speakers from Maryland education and agriculture, with local Future Farmers of America participation and a Wysor address for the Southern States Cooperative. Sessions run Thursday evening through Friday, in the Howl Alexander ballroom with openings and sixth degree events noted.
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Agriculture Extension Service
Jane Chilcont
Baltimore County
Harold Keller
Future Farmers of America
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Albert S. Govs
Sitie Grange
Home Economics Committee
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Heiress Reno Divorce Granted
The court rejects the New Jersey divorce basis as improperly pleaded and emphasizes cruelty and greed for money in the contested marriage. Judge McKnight notes jurisdiction issues and the need for strictness in grounds, while highlighting the plaintiff's claim of desertion and adulterous conduct.
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McKnight
Quick Practical Results At Inw East Herald Mall Class
Inw East hosts a Herald Mall class showcasing rapid practical results. Participants, including AA and local teams, demonstrate efficient methods and immediate outcomes amid focused instruction and hands on practice.
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State Department Nominee Sees Big Powers for World Council
President Roosevelt sends nomination for new Secretary of State to Senate. Stettinius would work with the President to push the World Security Council plan through Congress. Hull resigns under health pressure, with options to serve as foreign policy adviser or preside over the UN.
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Unite Nations
New Fertilizer Plant Odorless
The article notes a new odorless fertilizer plant meeting rising farm demand amid soil conservation efforts. It states the Midwest wheat and corn areas now use more fertilizer, reducing reliance on European raw materials as the U S grows self sufficient in crop production. A tour at Central Chemical Co included a turkey dinner at Masonic Temple Hall on Potomac Street.
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Europe
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Ile
Thomas
Central Chemical Company
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Potomac Street
Change Announced In Prisoner Mail
The War Department announced a change allowing letters to reach prisoners before their exact camp address is known. For Germany, mail must show the service member’s name and rank, then United States Prisoner of War in Germany care of International Red Cross Director Service Geneva Switzerland.
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Europe
Thomas M. Simpson
United States
Roosevelt Plans To Take Vacation
President Roosevelt prepared to take a largely off the record vacation, listing possible destinations across the nation. He hinted at a possible surprise and did not indicate any fixed dates or locations, though no conference with Churchill or Stalin was announced for war and peace.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Youth Admits He Stole Seven Cars
Pennsylvania police reported Merle John Turner 21 of Shippensburg confessed to a string of seven auto thefts. He admitted taking a car from Dorothy D. Wiles of Hagers town on August 3, with other thefts in Cumberland and Franklin counties between August 3 and November 7. He faces multiple charges but no detainer will be lodged for his return to Pennsylvania.
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Merle John Turner
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Franklin County
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Dorothy D. Wiles
30 Hour Week Proposal From AFL Convention
In New Orleans on November 28 the AFL adopted a resolution urging Congress to establish a 30 hour work week after the war to spread employment and ease production tensions. The committee report cited technical advances and accelerating production that burn out workers early, calling such tensions justifiable in wartime.
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