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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1944

Page

4

Yanks Invade New Palau Islet

Pacific Fleet headquarters at Pearl Harbor reports the Garakayo invasion on Palau as Marines from the List Infantry division land and reach a beach head north of Peleliu. Allied forces also attack Babelthuap while a Zamboanga raid targets Mindanao stores and ships.

Tv. S. Pacific Fleet Pearl Harbor Garakay Palau Pacific Zamboansa Philippines Adm Chester W. Nimitz List Infantry Garakayo Peleliu Aman Garekayo Ati Babelthuap Palaus Palau Islands Gabakayo Zamboanga Douglas MacArthur Mindanao

Deaths of Edward Huneyre and others in county notices

Obituary notices report 88 year old Edward E Huneyre of Boonsboro dies from illness. Also Pvt Earl Rush dies from service illness in Coral Gables. Mrs Sue Happel Fiery of Baltimore dies after six months. Services in Hagerstown and Everett details given. Card of thanks from families for Laur ence W McGowan and Anne Sprecher of Adv notices.

Edward E. Huneyre Merle Funk Boonsboro Daniel Susan Darrow Hteyre Lutheran Church Funk Roy E Earl William East Fine Home iRoonsboro Sue Happel Fiery John B. Fiery Greenway Apts Baltimore Hagerstown Martin and Mary Happel St. Mary's Catholic Church Marion Katherine Jeffreys Francis J. Leary Rose Hill Cemetery Anne Sprecher

Churchill Stalin talks in Moscow may last a week

London reports Prime Minister Churchill and Premier Stalin began a Moscow conference, with Molotov Eden and Kerr present. Separate talks between Eden and Molotov followed. The agenda reportedly covers final blows against Germany, Polish exile government disputes, occupation plans for Germany, and Russia possibly entering the war against Japan. A Washington dispatch claimed Stalin pledged Siberian bases, but no confirmation.

London Churchill Stalin Moscow Vyacheslav Molotov Anthony Eden Archibald Clark Kerr Eden Molotov A. Y. Vishinsky Moscow Bulletin Germany United States Europe Washngton

Nation’s Leaders Attend Willkie Funeral in New York

Prominent figures gathered for Wendell Willkie’s funeral at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church led by Governor Thomas E Dewey and Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt. Willkie to be buried in Rushville Indiana with son Philip returning from Atlantic duty. Police counted over 60 000 mourners visited the church as the body lay in state.

New York Wendell JL. Willkie Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Thomas E. Dewey Franklin D. Roosevelt Leverett Saltonstall Massachusetts Rushville Ind Willkie Edward Willkie

Willkie urges voters for meaningful policy statements

Wendell L. Willkie, in a foreword dated Sept 25 for a new pamphlet An American Program, urged candidates to address international obligations and attitudes toward racial minorities. Died Sunday with no disclosed presidential choice. Lamoyne A. Jones confirmed no unpublished campaign writing. Grange supper and bibles advertised locally with prices.

New York Wendell L. Willkie Simon and Schuster, Inc Willkie Lamoyne A. Jones

Bureaucrat label sparks GOP clash over public jobs

Attorney General Biddle defines a bureaucrat as a public life job a Republican would like to have. Governor Bricker, the Republican vice presidential nominee, decries federal disorder and vows to remove the dead hand of bureaucracy from the people. The exchange follows GOP attacks alleging New Deal bureaucracy stifles rights and even accuses communism as a red herring in political debate.

Associated Press Biddle John W. Bricker Montana New Jersey State Federation of Labor Atlantic City

Bible Week Free Colored Pictures at Chamber Office

In observance of National Bible Week from October 9 to 15, a large batch of colored Bible pictures is offered free at the Chamber of Commerce office for merchants and interested parties who may collect copies by visiting the office.

Chamber of Commerce

Residents protest renaming Berlin Oregon to Distomo

Albany Oregon October 10 Tract residents representing most Berlin property owners filed a protest in county court to block renaming the mountain town. Judge E G Arnold put the protest on file for later decision. Lead protestor W E Miles called the move a publicity scheme by the Albany Chamber of Commerce. Playwright Maxwell Anderson had said ceremonies and a nation radio hookup would mark the rechristening.

Albany Ore Trate Berlin Jin County Court Distomo E. G. Arnold Arnold W. E. Miles Albany Chamber of Commerce Maxwell Anderson Oregon

French auto plants intact after German invasion says Automotive News

Detroit dated report quotes a former French dealer now in the American army in France. It says Renault Citroen Hotchkiss Latil Simca Peugeot and Mattford plants largely undamaged and ready to resume production, with lines and parts still in place from 1940. French makers plan rapid restart, potentially faster than American or English peers.

Detroit Automotive News France Renault Citroen Hotchkiss Latil Simca Pugeot Mattford

Will Resume Making Of Scotch Whisky

New York report notes plans to restart Scotch whisky production in Great Britain. Licenses issued for grain and malt distilling. production to begin after barley harvest. Messages from Percy Hogg and British sources indicate about 70 percent of pre war stocks, including bottled goods, remain on hand.

New York Great Britain Harry J. Laurie National Association of Alcoholic Beverage Importers Percy Hogg Scotch Whisky Association Laurie

Smoker Coercion Report From OPA Probes Price Gambits

Pittsburgh officials report OPA investigators found complaints that smokers were being forced to buy razor blades to obtain a pack of cigarettes. The inquiry highlights coercive sales practices affecting consumers in the area.

Pittsburgh OPA

Chinese Commander Executed for Defeat at Pwignan

The Chinese high command announced Col. Tsao Cheng, a regimental commander, was executed on October 7 for failing to carry out orders during the defense of Pignan in Kwangsi province, a town recently captured by Japanese forces.

Chungring Tsao Cheng Pignan West River Kwangsi Province

Dove Season To Close Saturday and Hunt Dates

The dove season and first half of squirrel season close at sundown Saturday. Squirrel season resumes with the hunting season proper on November and runs to December 31. Rabbit quail wild turkey woodcock season opens November 15 and ends December 31. Deer season starts the first Monday in December. Raccoon opossum hunt runs November 1 to January 31. Muskrat otter season runs January 1 to March 15.

Sgt Huntzberry Killed In Action In Italy

Sgt Richard W Huntzberry native of Washington county was killed in action in Italy on Sept 22. A Bronze Star recipient for meritorious service, he crawled to within whispering range of the enemy to rescue a wounded man. He had landed in Africa four months after induction in 1942. His parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Huntzberry of Frederick were advised by the War Department. He previously attended Boonsboro schools and worked on Ambrose Fox farm near Downsville before enlistment.

Richard W. Huntzberry Washington County Italy Clarence Huntzberry Frederick War Department Willemsport Huntzberry Boonsboro Ambrose Fox Downsville Africa

Rationing Changes U K Dining Habits Says Leader

Chicago October report quotes National Restaurant Association president George R. Lesauvage saying wartime rationing has boosted dining out and caused a virtual disappearance of the dinner pail. He spoke at the wartime conference noting two great developments for the industry.

Chicago George R. Lesauvage National Restaurant Association

Ideal gift for him bracelet engraved at Saums

The American Legion Auxiliary hosts a bridge and adam party at 21 Jonathan St Saums on October 11 at 8 p.m. Tickets are 35 cents, with prizes and admission details in the ad. The event promotes a gold or silver identification bracelet as a featured gift for him.

Saums Jonathan St. Ady Jonathan St. Adv American Legion Aux

Highest Cash Price for Old Gold and Silver

Saum's at 21 Jonathan Street advertises top cash prices for old gold and silver, inviting customers to sell at their shop.

Saum’s Jonathan St. Adv

News of Our Men and Women in Uniform

Phillip Henry of 548 George Street received the Combat Infantryman Badge for combat with the Fifth Army front in Italy. Calvin W. Wilkinson, 20, a Kingman Army Air Field graduate from 124 Bay Street, earned gunnery wings after training in Ballistics and air firing. Staff Sergeant Edgar W. Smith, Sr., husband of Janet E. Smith of 858 View Street, has returned from overseas service.

Phillip Henry George Street 88Th Infantry Division Italy War Department Boe Kingman Army Air Field Kingman, Ariz Cpl Calvin W. Wilkinson C. W. Wilkin Edgar W. Smith, Sr Janet E. Smith View Street Continental United States

Jaycee Speaker To Discuss Vets Program at Meeting

Charles C. Schlink national chairman of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce disabled men’s program will discuss postwar veteran employment at a Hagerstown event hosted by the Hagestown and Lions clubs at Hotel Alexander on Tuesday October 17. Schlink, a June 1943 honorably discharged veteran, led talks across ten states and forty four organizations as he promoted rehabilitation through the Peoria Plan for Human Rehabilitation. He previously coordinated veterans employment at Caterpillar Tractor Co Peoria and serves on the Peoria Plan executive committee.

Johnny Charles C. Schlink United States Junior Chamber of Schlink Jaycee Army Caterpillar Tractor Co Peoria

Wounded in Action Reed Wounded in France Sept 19

Pfc. Orville R. Reed of Indian Springs was wounded in France on September 19. He has served in the Army over two years and is the son of Samuel Reed.

Orville R. Reed Samuel Reed Indian Springs France Reed

Japanese Radio Claims U S Carrier Sunk Near Halmahera

Tokyo radio claimed without confirmation that a U S aircraft carrier and destroyer were sunk and others damaged. Intercepted broadcasts said Japanese submarines attacked a group of enemy carriers east of Halmahera last week and sank one and destroyed another.

San Francisco Tokyo U U. S Federal Communications Commission Halmahera

Be Free Knowledge Announces Varied Course Offerings

Be Free Knowledge invites enrollment in train now English accounting and secretarial courses. Classes available day part day and evening with catalog and bulletin sent from Columbia College 111 S Poternac St Hagars town Md.

Columbia College S. Poternac St. Hagarstown, Md

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