Japs To Pick Up Relief Goods For U. S. Prisoners
London dispatch reports Domei says Japan will send a ship to Nakhodka to collect accumulated relief goods for United States war prisoners and civilian internees held in Japan. State Department noted plans for a Japanese entry to the Soviet port to fetch 1,500 tons. American Red Cross said 29,250 Americans were held, including 19,934 prisoners of war.
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London
Domei
Nakhodka
Nea Viladivostok
United States
Japan
State Department
Washington
American
Red Cross
Fire guts historic Lawrence Hotel in Leonardtown Md
Fire gutted the Lawrence Hotel a 200 year old frame building in Leonardtown on Sunday. About ten families living there were displaced as Cedar Point Mechanicsville and nearby firefighters battled a blaze that started on the third floor. Origin unknown and damage estimate not yet issued.
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Leonardtown
Lawrence Hotel
Cedar Point
Mechanicsville
Surrowing
Stranded Tourists Must Blame Selves
Col. J. Mon roe Johnson, director of the Office of Defense Transportation, warned that tourists stranded in Florida and southern resorts will have only themselves to blame. He said civilian travel space is unavailable while the war effort continues, and transportation remains tight nationwide, especially on routes to the south. Railroads warn that a round trip ticket does not guarantee return space within a set period.
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Florida
J. Monroe Johnson
Office of Defense Transportation
American Transportation
Col. Johnson
We Will Buy All Trucks 2936 Up at Nottman Chevrolet
We will buy all trucks 2936 and newer and pay cash. Bring your car to the Nottman Chevrolet Sal at 313 W for a fast offer and immediate payment.
Tilghmanton Harvest Home Festival Observed
Tilghmanton Oct 10 letter describes Tilghmanton church decorations by Leatherman Starliper Scheller and Line for Harvest Home Festival. An offering to the Home for the Aged in Washington, and a Holy Communion service led by Rev Miller with Rev Lang. Local residents noted: Ray Hershner visiting Myersdale. Mrs. Edward Davis improving. Harry Miller recovering. Fred J. Sprecher returning to camp after grandmother's burial. Mrs. Davy Moats home from hospital. Ruffner and Cave families visiting in Winchester.
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Tilghmanton
Bakersville
Lloyd Leatherman
David Starliper, Jr
Scheller
Viola Line
Washington
Itoly Com Munion
Miller
Lang
Ray Hershner
Myersdale
Pennsylvania
Edward Davis
Harry Miller
Mr. Miller
Wollie
Halfway
Cpl
Fred J. Sprecher
Louisiana
Annie Sprecher
Davy Moats
Edward Ruffner
Winchester
Reiffner
John Cave
Posts Collateral for Worley in DWI Hearing
William J. Worley of Baltimore was arrested on a driving while intoxicated charge by Patrolman Hoo on a Saturday night. He posted collateral of $101.45 for a hearing.
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William J. Worley
Baltiore
Yatrolman Hoo
Pattern and Craft Buyers Catalogue Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a catalog with craft patterns and decorations for personal use. It mentions embroidery crochet quilting and related categories, listing sections like dogs cats pets poultry livestock and heating accessories. The readable bits imply a regional catalog page with items and descriptions rather than a single event.
For Rent: Apartment and Homes Near Hagerstown Area
Fragmented classified style ad lists several properties with terms and prices. Mentions Summit Ave with modern 6 room home, 5 rooms or more, steam heat, remodeled units, near Potomac Street, various prices from 3900 to 5000, Kuhn Ave also noted. Barncord Agency at 53 North Ave and phone 2967 listed.
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RIA RT Me
Prosiound Anil Lindsey
Rowe
Potomac St
Llagerstown
Suramit Ave
Public Square
Kuhn Ave
Barncord
North Ave
I Serstown
Antietam Pary
Samuel W
Loenst Trae
Garde
Jane
AL John
Dee
Desrees East
Derehas
Tani
Thafore
Yarcel
Samuel
Cnet
W. Rhodes
Wna
Washington County
Samuel W.cast
John Ll
Cale
ROPERT_ Jl McCAuLey
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Josephine M. Beckinbuush
Sharpsburg
Wagerstown
o_Oliz RATS
Coost—Frier, Diack & Bal
Boots
Stapleville Rd
Raymond K. Hollinger
Carsarket
Kumma Motor Co
Buick
Paul H. Johnson
Sleepy Sue
Alice Brooks
Tay
Soe
Stone Weinklin St
Fountain Atytesdan
ONCE
Peoples Service Drug Store
W. Washington
Mai
Jin Katel
Mars
Eiowledge
Jacobson's
Gordon
Treac
Wiedy
Martin
Rome
Sime
Fineke Man
Eepea
Yates Co. Inc
Ex Man
Ale
Opport
Bae Assn
Lay Assn
VOX Vrain
Felt
Wien
Bennett
Kalamazos
Kalamazoo
West
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Lloyd We Thompson
Everal
Etunie
Nile
TAWA
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Nantes
Llanseh
New Fuhe
Bed Bow
Leitersburg
Piarpras Marely
Hage Prige Ie
Reagan
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Bary Bal
Tapland
Antio
Davy Tate
Seares Usd
Atti
Yay la Krink
Ravi
Ie Cook
Negley
Norte
Briel & Viday
Souda
Leena
Shockey Furniture
Italy
Beene
Desert Conference
Scorchy
Mo Piefare
TREN
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Teravey
Hanes Hiedie
Pugs
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Soutil Proskhct
Wil Hoss
Mrtel
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Ysan
Railroad Retirement Board
Western Midland
Mazerstown, Md
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