Mass exile ordered by Soviet government near Volga
Soviet government directs mass migration of about 90 000 people of German extraction from the lower Volga region to Siberia. The move follows an official claim that many Germans are diversionists and spies. Red Army counter-attacks report gains on multiple fronts around Leningrad and Staliningrad, while Luftwaffe activity and submarine actions are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Lower Volga
Wasi
Siberia
Catherine the Great
Volga
Hfe
Germany
Leningrad
Luftwaffe
Reichsmarshal
Hermann Goering
DNB
Lake Ladoga
Mtuick
Trom-Trea
Ttalao
Red
Russia
Kestens
Red Army
Norway
Former Cuban president Mario Garcia Menocal dies at 74
SAVANA Sept 81 General Mario Garcia Menocal, 74, former president of Cuba, died Sunday after a period of illness and a coma last night. A hard bitten revolutionary, he influenced Cuban politics for decades, serving as president and exile in turn, and moving between Cuba and the United States amid political upheavals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savana
Mario Garcia Menocal
Cuba
Menocal
United States
Classified ad for used cars and polias for sale at low price
Fragmentary classified text advertises used cars and various items for sale at low prices. The legible portions suggest a general sale listing with multiple items and affordable offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polias Aoe Oupala
Rev G Aubrey Young Named Pastor At Local Presbyterian Church
Rev. G Aubrey Young of Quarryville has been called to serve as permanent pastor of the Hagerstown Presbyterian Church. He will be installed November 7 after arriving November 1 with his wife and infant son. Young's previous posts include Chestnut Level Church and service in Leads Point New Jersey and Atlantic City. He is a Princeton Theological Seminary graduate and national essay contest winner.
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G. Aubrey Young
Quarryvila
Hagerstown
William
Hess
Presbyterian Church
Huntington
Long Island
Young
Chesnut Level Presbyterian Church
Quarryville
la Pete
Colorado
Park College
Parkville
Princeton Theological Seminary
Chestnut Level
Querryville
Theolosical Seminary
Leads Point
N. J
Westminster Church
Atlantic City
Donegal
Henry B. Kulzenga
Yale Divinity School
Sabotage case turns out to be a prank
Two youths picked up on minor charges yielded a film roll at police HQ. Investigator Sellman developed the film and found airplane plans. The boys admitted they bought the plans at a local River and Ten and photographed them for fun, clearing the sabotage scare.
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Harald Keiser
Fred Holden
Wayne Sellman
Wiser
Rive and Ten
Home Entered At Breathedsville
Harry Printz of Breathedsville reported to the sheriff that someone entered his home during church services and took valuable jewelry. The thief took a man’s ring and several ladies rings, plus silverware and clothing. Oliver predicted an early arrest of a suspect.
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Harry Printz
Breathedsville
Mr. Printz
Sing
Olivers
Soldiers lack acid of life in new disease claim
Atlantic City reports Dr. G C Supplee links a new illness among soldiers to pantothenic acid, the fifth vitamin, causing fatigue, breathlessness, fatigue spells and heart rhythm disturbance. Supplee, director at Borden labs, presented findings to the American Chemical Society.
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Atlantic City
N. J
G.C. Supplee
Supplee
Borden Company
Bainbridge, N. Y
American Chemical Society
West Virginia tour group to visit Hagerstown on goodwill trip
A West Virginia Upper Monongahela Valley goodwill tour stops in Hagerstown as part of a 450 mile itinerary through Maryland and Pennsylvania September 10 and 11. The group will dine at Hotel Alexander and be welcomed by local civic leaders before continuing to Antietam battlefield and Chambersburg.
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Hagerstown
West
Monongahela Valley
Alexander
Red House
U. S
Keyser
W. Vs
Cumberland
Antietam Battlefeld
Chambersburg
Bedford
Somerset
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt Hotel
Army fliers die in crash near Vivalla Indiana
A two place army plane crashed during a violent thunderstorm near Vivalla southeast of Trockville. Lieut Col Rufus B Davidson son 48 and Major Fred Murchison 43 of Scott Field were killed. The craft reportedly circled a farmer’s house before plunging into woods, flames briefly spreading before heavy rain stopped them. Both bodies taken to mortuary.
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Trockville
Ind
Vivalla
Here
Rufus B. Davidson
Fred Murchison
Scott Field
Mark Nelson
Putnamville Barracks
Ragsdale
Davidson
Murchison
Scott Wield
Lert
Patterson Field
Ohio
Auto Sales Plan Is Not Changed
Legitimate automobile dealers will not be compelled to alter selling or financing plans under new consumer credit rules. Dealers will still require one third down and offer financing over eighteen months, with trade-ins allowed to count toward the down payment if the old car remains in good condition.
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Consumer Credit
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Life Insurance District Manager Wanted for Hagerstown Area
Legal reserve life insurance company seeks a capable experienced life insurance man as District Manager to build agents and write business locally. Direct contact with Home Office, salary plus expenses and commissions. Must be 28 or deferred for selective service, broad local ties, high character. Write N F Bryce Washington DC.
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Legal Reserve Life Insurance Company
Hagerstown
Home Office
N. F. Bryce
Fifteenth St. N. W
Washington, D. C
Seek Thieves At Chewsville Reported
Chewsville Cooperative warehouse robbed early Sunday of about eight dollars in pennies. Thieves smashed a window during a passing freight train and ransacked the office. The inner door to the cash box was pried. only pennies were taken. Investigating Deputy Kenneth Stangle suspects familiarity with the warehouse and the Western Maryland tracks suggest the crime occurred during a passing freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chewsville
Kenneth A. Stangle
Cooperative Warehouse
Maryland
Insurance Plan Favored By Elgin Commissioner Lee
Elgin, commissioner Elgin W. Lee, urged compulsory liability insurance for all motor vehicle operators after their first accident. He marks his 50th birthday today and will address the Lions Club at Westminster Thursday. Lee added he feels well and hopes to live 50 more years. A New York City survey found one in seven schoolchildren need vision correction.
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W. Lee Elgin
Elgin
Lions Club
Westminster
Hagerstown Man Pinned In Auto Accident
Bruce Mills of Mercersburg suffered a skull fracture and neck laceration when struck while aiding a Hagerstown motorist imprisoned in an overturned car along the Green Castle Mercersburg road two miles west of Greencastle. He was taken to Waynesboro Hospital in serious condition.
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Bruce Mills
Mercersburg
Hagerstown
Greencastle
Waynesboro Hospital
Mills
Grove
George Donnelly
Donnelly
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