Minnesota In FDR Column Indorsed by Senator Josey
In Minneapolis a column on Roosevelt receives strong support from Republican Senator Josey and Gov. Thome, with Dewey facing scrutiny over world organization participation. Harold E. Stassen resigns as governor to join the Navy, while Ball endorses Roosevelt. The piece notes Dewey’s weak stance on the issue and hints at Roosevelt carrying the state.
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Minneapolis
Harold E. Stassen
Senate
U. S
Roosevelt
Dewey
Ball
Robots Hit South England in Second Night Raids
London reports German flying bombs struck southern England and London for the second night running, causing some damage but no casualties according to the Ministry of Information. Several robots were brought down by anti-aircraft fire.
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London
England
Ministry of Information
Cecil C Staley Farm Sells Near Millpoint for 9200
The Cecil C Staley farm of 154 acres near Millpoint sold in front of the Court House yesterday afternoon for 9200 dollars to Robert Lakin. Auctioneer R W Higenbrode conducted the sale.
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Cecil C. Staley
Millpoint
Court House
Robert Lakin
R. W. Higenbrode
Aged Man Dies After Car Strikes Him Near Church
John C. Summer, 79, was killed instantly when struck by a southbound automobile near the Evangelical and Reformed Church home in the 1800 block of Virginia avenue. The driver said Summer walked into the path of the car. Survived by sister Geary R. Sinisen, grandchildren Anna Penn and Simon E. Snyder Jr., and two great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Kraiss Mortuary Chanel with interment Boonsboro Cemetery.
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John C. Summer
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Virginia Avenue
Ronald 2. Ward
Black Highland Way
Harvey Maugans
Summer
North Potomac Street
Christ Reformed Church
Woodmen of the World
Geary R. Sinisen
City
Anna Penn
Simon E. Snyder, Jr
Kraiss Mortuary
H. A. Fesper
Vets Representative To Attend Sessions In Baltimore
Frank M. Brown veterans representative of the Hagerstown USES office will attend special training sessions on all phases of veterans benefits next week in Baltimore. Veterans representatives from USES offices statewide will attend as the GI Bill of Rights and veterans employment opportunities are explained. Card of thanks: family of Cletus Zimmerman Ady expresses gratitude for sympathy, floral tributes, and car use during bereavement.
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Frank M. Brown
Hagerstown
Cletus Zimmerman
Ady
In Memoriam and Thanks From Schildknecht Family
The Schildknecht family acknowledges thanks for kindness shown at their son's death and for flowers and car use. Also memorial notice for a wife, birthday on October 25 and death on April 12, expressing loss and belief she rests in heaven. James Albert Johnson notes a memorial of a late wife with comforting verses. A weekly Round and Square Dance event is held Thursdays in W.O. W.TMi and his Playboys.
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Edward Schildknecht
Adv
Uprising Spreads Across Spain Amid Franco Conflict
London dispatch reports escalating clashes between Spanish Republican guerillas and Franco forces spreading to southern regions while raids from France continue in the north. An anti Franco union in Paris cites 40,000 German refugees aiding Franco and notes Republican struggles in Navarra Andalusia Catalonia and Asturias amid limited communications. Catholics in Spain reportedly oppose France over its actions.
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London
Francisco Franco
Spain
France
National Spanish Union
Paris
Tadas
Madrid
Navarra
Colonel Paz
Andalusia
Catalonia
Asturias
Paz
Franco
South America
No Special Shoe Ration Stamps Issued Yet
The Ration Board announced no special shoe stamps will be issued until further notice. Stamp number 3 in book 18 becomes valid on November 7 for an indefinite period.
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The
Ration Board
Judge Mish To Address Hagerstown Retailers Bureau
Judge Joseph D B Mish will be guest speaker at the regular monthly meeting of the Hagerstown Retailers Bureau at the Hotel Patterson on Friday October 27 at 12 noon, the bureau announced today.
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Joseph DB. Mish
Legion Purchases $5000 War Bonds
Morris Frock Post 42 of the American Legion bought a $5,000 War Bond to lead the sixth War Loan Drive. Beginning November 20 members will be urged to buy bonds to their limit, aiming to exceed the $140,000 sales record set in the previous drive.
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Morris Frock Post 42
American Legion
Morris Frock Post
Legion
Fine Leather Billfolds with Gold Stamped Emblems
Saum's at 21 Jonathan Street advertises fine leather billfolds with lodge emblems service emblems and initials stamped in gold.
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Saum's
Jonathan St. Adv
Heart Shield Bibles
Saum’s
Jonathan St
Truman Says Dewey Hiding Under Bed On Isolationists
Chicago dispatch notes Senator Truman accuses Thomas E. Dewey of hiding and lacking courage to challenge eight Republican isolationists. He speaks in Bloomington? Peoria tomorrow on farm policy, then Madison Square Garden rally.
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Truman
Dewey
Chicago
Harry S. Truman
Cov. Thomas
E. Dewey
Sevelt
Peoria
New York
Madison Square Garden
Russians Launch New Offensive Through East Prussia
Berlin reports Russian, air raids, and a new Red Army thrust through East Prussia after advancing up to ten miles and capturing at least 14 German towns. A Soviet communique claimed the Augustow region near the Polish border was taken, expanding pressure on German strongholds.
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Slivier
Red Army
Prussia
Augustow
Churchill reiterates no bargaining with the enemy in Commons
Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons that unconditional surrender remains government policy. He urged attention to the May 12 three power declaration warning Axis satellites to quit Germany, reinforcing the stance against any negotiated settlement.
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London
Churchill
House of Commons
Germany
Special Showing of Dresses and Coats at Henson's
Special showing of dresses and coats at Henson's Mat and Jess Shoppe. Shop early for best selections. Henson 3 W Baltimore St Ady.
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Henson
Jess
Baltimore St. Ady
Dewey Calls for Congressional Authority in Foreign Aid Policy
Dewey argues Congress must decide how much U S armed support to stop aggression, opposing any restraints on an international security body. He says American delegates cannot be bound by reservations forcing Congress for each decision, addressing Roosevelt’s call for elected empowerment.
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Dewey
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Congress
United States
Minneapolis
Howard W. Jackson to Speak at Dewey Rally Tonight
Howard W. Jackson former Baltimore mayor and staunch Roosevelt opponent will address a Dewey rally at Franklin Court this evening. Jackson twice governed Baltimore and faced a costly defeat by Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin in the last municipal election.
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Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Dewey
Franklin Court
Jackson
Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin
Banks show robust gains in state deposits across Maryland
Maryland bank data reveal 112 state banks and branches held 778.28 million dollars in deposits by last month end, up 102.23 million from December 1942. Assets reached 837.30 million on Sept 30, with loans and discounts at 132.18 million and investments up 92.49 million. government obligations totaled 92.87 million. Allied reports note Greek towns as British patrols enter Chomokos after German withdrawal. A rummage sale advertises hats for all ages at 59 N Jonathan St and Howard St P T A.
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Baltimore
Maryland
John W. Downing
Downing
United States
Homework Keeps Youth Off The Streets Opinion
A reader argues that students have time for clubs and movies but not enough homework. The letter supports homework as a way to keep youths off streets and away from lingering on corners, praising teachers and parental concern.
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The
Daily Mail
M.c.aa
Hallowe'ening
Mount Belmonte Captured By Yanks
Allied Fifth Army announced the capture of Mount Belmonte after days of bitter fighting in the Apennines as American troops push toward Bologna. The Eighth Army advanced to the Savio river north of Cervia while German resistance east of the Savio waned.
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Rome
Fifth Army
Apenninés
Mount Belmonte
Bologna
Adriatic
Eighth Army
Savio River
Cervia
Cesena
Nobel Foundation Recommends No Peace Prize This Year
The Nobel Foundation advised the Swedish government that no peace prize be awarded this year. The previous peace prize was given in 1938. Also noted, S/Sgt. Carrol J. Kreitz of Pen Mar was seriously wounded in Holland on October 3, and had worked in Waynesboro before induction.
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Stockholm
Nobel Foundation
Carrol J. Kreitz
John C. Kreitz
Pen Mar
Holland
Waynesboro
14K Gold Wedding Rings and Artistic Supplies Ad
An advertisement from Myerly's at 61 N Potomac St promotes 14K gold wedding rings with designs from seven dollars upward and drawing materials for professionals and students, highlighting supplies for artists and draftsmen.
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Myerly’s
N. Potomac St
Adv
NEWS OF OUR MEN AND WOMEN IN UNIFORM
Mrs. Catherine Row collects trophies from captured Germans for her husband Pic. George Row Sr. an Anti-Aircraft unit member in Holland. Items include a leather pistol holster a belt with inscription Goor Mit Uns and emblems. Pvt. William R. B. Clark trains as an aerial engineer at Reno Base on a C-46. Pvt. Robt. Pike earns paratroop wings after five jumps. T/5 Annan of Aberdeen Proving Grounds serves with Military Police after 19 months overseas including North Africa and Italy. James Mullendore visits home from Georgia Tech during a ten day leave.
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Catherine Row
North Locust Street
Pic
George Row
U. S
Holland
Charles Row
West Washington Street
Pvt
William RB. Clark
Hagerstown
Reno Army Air Base
Clark
Air Transport Command
John
John S. Annan
J. Stewart Annan
Aberdeen Proving Grounds Md
Italy
T/5
Annan
Air Service Command
North Africa
Tanding
Haly
Townsend Club Rummage Sale Announced
A rummage sale will be held Saturday October 28 in the Market House Basement. Townsend Club No. 1 organizes the event as a community fundraiser and invites attendees to browse and buy.
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Townsend Club
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James Albert Johnson
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Wilhelm Thumma
Judge Mish
Funkstown
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Hagerstown, Md
Berlin
People’s Jewelry
Washington St
General Acceptance Corporation
Jonathan Street
Hagerstown Industrial Loan
Earl Neikirk
Republican Headquarters
Potomac Street
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Blanchard Randall, JR
U.S
Joseph Ball
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New York City
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Howard Jackson
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Lamia
Allied
N. Jonathan St. Howard St
P. T. A. Ady
Cherbourg
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Ira M. Pike
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James Mullendore
Georgia Tech
Donald Mullendore
Exide
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Public Square
War Manpower Commission
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