Churchill And Stalin Conclude Negotiations
Washington report says Ambassador W Averell arrived from Moscow after talks between Churchill and Stalin. A joint communique announced important progress on Polish disputes Bulgarian armistice terms and Yugoslavia policy. Agreements received full U S approval. Roosevelt missed the meeting.
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Washington, Qcet
W. Averell
Moscow
Sra
Roosevelt
Stus
Zlcow
Dar
Yugoslavia
United States
W. Roserell Harriman
Alio
Stalin
Churchill
Autos Collide in Chewsville Collision Injuries Unlisted
No one was injured yesterday afternoon when cars driven by Fred S. Deeds of Chewsville and Joseph L. Levenduski of Smithsburg collided at the Route 1 intersection in Chewsville. Deputy Harvey Maugans said the case would be heard in traffic court next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Deeds
Chewsville
Joseph L. Levenduski
Smithsburg
Harvey Maugans
Eggs Jump in Price at City Market
Eggs rose several cents this week and sold this morning at 51 to 55 cents a dozen depending on size. The market was active with plentiful foodstuffs including most summer vegetables. Lima beans topped at 0 cents a quarter?
A V Polack Dies Of Heart Attack At 73
A V Polack retired jeweler and local sports figure died at 9 13 p.m. Friday at 180 West Amore Street aged 73. He moved from York Pa 46 years ago and ran a jewelry business on West Washington Street. Survived by wife Ada F Polack and three sons Robert F Harrisburg Pa Augustus V Jr Kansas and Donal J Polack Washington D C. sisters Anna M Polack York and brothers Ernest H and Charles F Polack York. Funeral 11 a m Tuesday at Rose Hill Cemetery. Also brief notes on Horthy in Germany and a divorce suit by John L Brewer against Ralph Brewer.
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West Amore Street
Polack
West Washington Street
Hagerstown
York
Zion Reformed Church
Antietam
Rose Hill Cemetery
Deaths and funeral notices in Wolfsville and nearby towns
Mrs Rohann Pryor Brandenburg 77 died last night at home Wolfsville from complications. Survived by husband, sons Oscar A and W Arthur Brandenburg, daughters, sisters, brothers, many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 pm Monday at St Marys Lutheran Wolfsville. Donald Anthony Schildkneck 3 weeks died, survived by sister and mother father, funeral Monday 2 pm at home, Rose Hills cemetery. Anna Clyde Crow died yesterday at 02 West Washington Street. services Monday at Suter Funeral Home. burial in Wood Cemetery Shepherdstown with Eastern Star service. Also pattern of local notices.
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Rohann Pryor Brandenburg
William H. Brandenburg
Wolfsville
Samuel
Louise Cline Pryor
Oscar A
W. Arthur Brandenburg
Ralph Morgan
Raymond Smith
Elmer Leatherman
Edgar Leatherman
Leon Palmer
Harvey Davis
Ringgold
Theophilus Pryor
Stanley
Lantz
George Wolf
Earl
Raymond
Russell
eJmings Pryor
Waynesboro
Gladhill
Middletown
Tlace
Otlock
St. Mary's Lutheran Church
J. Wilson Harner
Donald Anthony Schildkneck
Sed J Weeks
Edward Schildkneeck
Elizabeth
Washington County Hospital
Doris
Juanita
Leon
Louis
Wayne
Rose Hills Cemetery
Anna Clyde Crow
West Washington Street
Nowlook
Suter
Walter Byron Srehi
M Wood Cemetery
Shepherdstown W. Va
Eastern Star Service
Dewey’s cellar of dubious allies fueling campaign
The piece accuses Tom Dewey of building his campaign on anti Communist themes and links him to a slate of controversial figures. It claims Dewey aligns with McCormick Patterson media, Hoover, Fish, Smith, Nye and other isolationist or extremist figures, portraying a perilous inner circle backing his bid.
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Dewey
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Ham Fish
Washington
Ham
Gerald L. K. Smith
Tom Dewey
Gerald Nye
Dewey Speech Cites U.S. War Strain in 1940
In Oklahoma City on September 25, 1944, Tom Dewey stated that in 1940 the United States faced such tragedy that he could mobilize only 75,000 men, framing the nation’s wartime strain as a pivotal context for his comments.
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Europe
United States
Tom Dewey
Oklahoma City
Minority report on extending the Selective Service act
The Republican minority argues that facts do not justify a national emergency declaration as the President and General Marshall would. The Aug. 12 1944 report contends against extending theSelective Service provisions beyond the current authority.
Barbershop Ad Promotes Weddings in Window Sign
Baltimore on October 26 a barber shop sign lists services including haircuts massages and marriages. The Rev Samuel H. Vass pastor of Good Shepherd Baptist church explains he performs marriages in church and advertises in the shop for couples seeking convenience, not a minister elsewhere.
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Baltimore
Samuel H. Vass
Good Shepherd Baptist Church
Heart Shield Bibles for the Man in Service
Advertisement for Heart Shield Bibles priced at 1.95 dollars, promoting a faith aid product for servicemen. Located at Saudia’s, 21 Jonathan Street.
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Heart Shield Bibles
Saua's
Jonathan St
France Divides into Military and Interior Zones
Paris reports that by Allied accord the French Government decreed partition of the country into a Military Zone and a Western Zone of Interior. The interior zone comes under full French control while the military zone remains under allied supervision.
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France
Paris
Interior
Diamond Wedding Ring Sets and Dances Advertised
Ad listing shows SAUM'S at 21 Jonathan St offering diamond wedding ring sets at unequaled prices. Also promotes every Saturday night round and square dance at MT LENA WALL Boonshoro Ronndean Boys with fried chicken advertised.
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Spanish Danceland
Kemp's
Mil Tayerm
Penn-Maryland
Ross
Ady
Saum
Jonathan St. Adv
Mt.lena Wall
Mr Lena Tavern
Boonshoro Ronndean Boys
Byrd seeks higher Maryland budget request in 1946
Baltimore October 21 Walter N Kirkman state budget director said President H C Byrd of the University of Maryland asked for a 552 increase in the 1946 budget appropriation over the 1945 allotment of 1 329 888.
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Byrd
Baltimore
Walter N. Kirkman
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Navy Submarine Cooling Uses Safe Fluorine Refrigerant
Air conditioning aboard submarines relies on a non-toxic non-explosive fluorine refrigerant to provide cooled interiors without dangerous fumes.
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Navy
Dancing-Row's Park Saturday Square Dance Event Ad
Dancing-Row's Park hosts a Saturday program at 9 10 and 1 with the Sil. Melody Boys and caller Bob Cunningham. Admission by Mr. Bonebrake includes fried chicken and beer. Ady.
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Row's Park
Melody Boys
Bob Cunningham
Mr. Bonebrake
Ady
McFarland Attacks GOP Over War Policy at Salisbury Rally
Senator Ernest W. McFarland claimed Republicans caused the present war by blocking League of Nations approval. He criticized GOP austerity, warned against Dewey’s positions, and cited Democratic legislation viewed as constructive amid wartime prep. Millard Tydings praised Dewey only as a prosecutor and New York governor, noting his limited national experience.
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Democratic Party
McFarland
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
GOP
League of Nations
U.S
Millard E. Tydings
Dewey
New York City
New York State
New Ceiling Prices For Hagerstown Area
New ceiling prices for fresh fruits and vegetables within one mile of Hagerstown announced by the Office of Price Administration take effect immediately. Eastern apples two pounds for 23 cents, bananas one pound for 12 cents, beans four pence per pound tier listing, cucumbers 10 to 13 cents per pound, lemons 32 to 47 cents a dozen, oranges 34 to 92 cents a dozen, spinach one cent per pound, onions 19 to 25 cents per pound, lettuce prices varying by weight, and other listed items. Saturday night dance at W.O. Western Swingsters featuring cakewalk and prize.
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Hagerstown
Office of Price Administration
Florida
Ile
California
Arizona
News of our men and women in uniform
Mrs. Louise Kridler reports her husband Pfc Kridler safely arrived in Belgium after overseas service since March. F Robert W Thomas, on furlough, reached Hawaii and has two brothers in France. Eugene W Wolfe 2 2/c Cavetown seeks address from his mother Wade Wolfe. Pvt James Short, once missing in action, is now safe in France per family notice.
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Louise Kridier
Belgium
Pfc
Kridler
Uidd
England
France
Martha
Thomas
North Mulberry Street
F Robert W. Thomas
Hawaii
Harry F. Thomas
Eugene W. Wolfe
Cave- Town
Wade Wolfe
Cave
Lown
James Short
Claude Short
Belgrade Falls To Tito and Soviets in WWII drive
Soviet and Yugoslav forces captured Belgrade after heavy street fighting, raising Tito's Red Star tricolor over the ruined city. The victory set the stage for a Yugoslav Russian push toward Zagreb as Gen Feodor Tolpukhin led the joint assault. Simultaneously, Debrecen in eastern Hungary fell to Soviet forces, breaking German resistance in the region amid large armored losses. Berlin claimed East Prussian advances as Russians moved into Hungary. The Eastrussian front remained officially quiet.
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Moscow
Marshal Tito
Belgrade
Croatia
Zagreb
Feodor ¥. Tolpukhin
Marshal Stalin
Hungary
Debrecen
Eastrussian Front
Berlin
East Prussia
Tsizacsege
Tisza
Ivan Petrov
Ruthenian
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Second Ukraine
Budapest
Slovakia
Valley Inn Weekend Nights With Bill and His Melodiers
Saturday and Sunday evenings feature music by Bill and his Melodiers at Valley Inn. Ad copy notes entertainment and venue.
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Valley Inn
Bill and His Melodiers
Letters to the Editor on homework and teachers
A student argues the State Board of Education in Baltimore bears blame for homework loads and defends teachers as overworked. A second reader requests action on teacher salaries, noting departures and calling for a response.
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Daily Mail
State Board of Education
Baltimore
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W. G. Turner
Columbia College
S. Potomac Street
Exide
Reichard
Antietam St
People's Jewelry
Washington St
Frederick Street
Wilhelma
General Acceptance Corporation
Jonathan Street
Mogerstowne Industrial Loan
TY Earl Neikirk
A. V. Polack
John L. Brewer
Ralph Brewer
Martin L. Ingram
Kraiss Funeral Home
Potomac Sb
Fleigh Motor. Co
Mr. Dewey
New York Times
U.S. A
John L. Lewis
John L
Mr. Lewis
Axis
McCormick-Patterson
Col
Robert R
Bertie) McCormick
McCormick
Bertie
The
New York Daily News
Public Square
Republican Headquarters
Potomac Street
Trlstate
Franklin Street
Church & Prospect Sts
Crouse Produce
Saum's
Yingling Auto Sales & Service
Hagerstown, Md
Steffey & Findlay, Inc
Church St
League
Hagerstown Area
W.O. Ww
Priviera
Earles Dent
Commercial Small Loan & Finance Co
Summit Avenue
Court House
Ambros Thomas
Tito
Crotia
Arthur F. Detrow
Mer
Goodyear
Balto. & Locust Sta
Auto Mechanics
Anc
WMG
Hagerstown, Mi
Pontiac
GMC
Saumm's
Jonathan Si
Value Center
Summit Ave
Consumers Credit Service
Consumers Credit Service, Inc
Crouse
Norfolk
North Prospect ST
Coulitioner
Agnes
Pascal
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