Deduction Of Federal Taxes Advocated In Assembly Bill
A bill to permit deduction of federal taxes in state income for Leonard G Muse and a similar bill by Muse earlier was killed. House delays $150 session cost due to living increases. amendments consider $180. Budget bill introduced. committees plan hearings and calendar work with budget director Bradford. Senator Muse offers a bill and figures discussed on fiduciary law and jury preservation in capital cases.
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App
A.O. Boschen
Richmond
C. C. Louderback
Page
House
House Appropriations Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Aubrey G. Weaver
Senate Committee
Louderback
J. H. Bradford
J. W. Gray
Washington
Bristol
Thomas B. Glascock
Upperville
E R. Combs
J. Hoge Tyler
Norfolk
Muse
Three Bodies Found In Auto Near Concord Turnpike
Lexington police found the bodies of James Keefe 24 John Keefe 17 and Ruth Place 16 all of Waltham in an automobile on a lonely road off the Concord turnpike. Grace Saunders 18 of Cambridge was hospitalized with frost bite after a night missing. Autopsies will determine cause.
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Lexington
Mass
Concord Turnpike
James Keefe
John
Ruth Place
Waltham
Grace Saunders
Cambridge
John O’brien
Miss Saunders
Keefe Brothers
Myer Marlin
John W. Rycroft
Lost Gas Ration Books From Mrs Semples Buick
Lost or stolen gas ration books and valuable papers from a Buick owned by Mrs George Semples. Caller reports phone number 5 for contact. Incident dated 1-15-1.
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Buick
George Semples
Snow falls heavy as winter melts slowly in Gore area
The heaviest snowfall of the season, about eight inches in the Gore and Mt Williams region, began Saturday evening as sleet then turned to snow. Main highways remained open with crews working long shifts while buses and local transit stayed on time. Minor accidents noted but no serious injuries. sidewalks cleared quickly and drivers urged to use caution on icy spots.
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Dent
Via _Department of Highways
Gore
Mt. Williams
Yellett
Eetees
Erentana
The
Star
San Juan Quake Death Toll Rises in Argentina Disaster
A massive earthquake in Argentina's San Juan area leaves 1,400 to 1,600 dead and 13,000 injured as rescue teams dig through collapsed modern and old structures. President Ramirez plans a cabinet meeting and a train inspection trip to assess damage and organize relief. Authorities report 90 percent of San Juan buildings destroyed and hospitals overwhelmed.
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Argentina
Pedro Ramirez
Buenos Aires
Ramirez
San Juan
Mendoza
Separate Peace Talks Sought by Nazis Reported
Pravda Cairo dispatch claims a secret meeting sought terms of a separate peace with Germany with Von Ribbentrop. British and American officials dispute the report saying there is no truth to such talks. Halifax dismisses the claim as misinformation.
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Moscow
Pravda
Cairo
Sonta Ree
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Germany
Pyrenees Peninsula
Spain
Portugal
Communist Party
Pyrenees
von Ribbentrop
Halifax
Washington
Lord Halifax
Cordell Hull
Nine Die as London Rail Crash Kills Troops
A London rail crash near Tifford leaves nine dead and about 30 injured including three American airmen. The Norwich Express collided with a Yarmouth bound train amid crowded troop carriages, causing extensive wreckage. Father George Fressanges, Royal Geographical Society fellow, also died.
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London
Tiford
Cave
Yarmouth
Norwich
George Fressanges
Royal Geographical Society
Britain
F. Helles
Bury St. Edmonds
Reward Offered for Break-In Information in Clarke County
Fifty dollar reward offered by W. W. Smallwood Jr Sheriff of Clarke County for information leading to arrest and conviction of person or persons who broke into a workshop on the Accent Orchards near Berryville Virginia on Thanksgiving night 1943 and stole tools and equipment.
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Accent Orchards
E. Va
W. W
Smallwood
Clarke County
Berryville
Soviet Red Drive Pushes Toward Latvian Border
Soviet offensives roll north of Nevel driving 9 miles into German lines and seizing Nasva to cut the Novosokolniki Dno railway as troops push toward the Latvian border. In White Russia the Red Army advances toward Pinsk while reporting heavy fighting and tank losses in Vinitsa and Uman sectors.
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London
Old Poland
Red Army
Rovno
Nevel
Novosokol-Niki
Lake Timen
Moscow
Nikolai F. Vatutin
Ukraine
Red
White Russia
Ippa
Novoselki
Kalinkovichi
Pripet Marshes
Pinsk
Pripet
Vin
Nitsa
Uman
Stockholm
Berlin
Bug River
Vinnitsa
Warsaw-Odessa
Dnieper
Baltic States
Nasva
Novosokolniki-Dno
Calls To Roanoke Tuesday Cancelled
Mills F. Neal state director for selective service cancelled pre-induction calls for January 18. Telegrams gave no reason, noting only the cancellation for Roanoke examinations. Local boards notified men Saturday afternoon. officials in Richmond said it is a brief delay under the new physical screening setup with reports resuming in February.
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Mills F. Neal
Selective Service
Roanoke
State Selective Service
Richmond
Tomorro
Steep Rapido Banks Reached as Cassino Battle Intensifies
Allied forces along a 30 mile front under Lt General Clark push to the Rapido banks through Cassino and press the Gustav line while French units reach the upper Rapido. American and French troops storm key high ground near Mount Trocchio and Cardito as air blows target Klagenfurt's Messerschmitt plant.
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Algiers
Mark W. Clark
Fifth
Rapido
Cassino
Rome
U.S
Mount Trocchio
Alphonse Juin
Apennines
Messerschmitt
Klagnfurt
Austria
Trieste
Vienna
Ira C. Eaker
Henry L. Lain
Henderson, Ky
Klagenfurt
Serb Nationalist Students Reported Arriving in Sibenik
A German radio claim said a Serb Nationalist force mostly students arrived in the occupied Yugoslav port of Sibenik to relieve Nazi troops. The Yugoslav communique noted continued fighting in eastern and central Bosnia and Partisan advances in Slovenia and Montenegro.
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London
Sibenik
Josip Broz
Bosnia
Balkans
Solta
Sulet
Split
Kocevje-Rakek
Slovenia
Gorica
Montenegro
Novo Mesto
Trains Canceled After Baltimore and Ohio Derailment
Two B and O passenger trains through the city were cancelled after a freight derailment near Charles Town West Virginia. The wreck blocked the line, injuring four and delaying the 10 59 morning and 6 15 evening departures. Wrecking crews from Brunswick and Shenandoah were dispatched.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Charles Town
W. Va
Spirit of Jefferson
Norfolk and Western
Brunswick
Shenandoah, Va
Battle updates from Europe and Pacific fronts
On the 30 mile Italian front U S and French Fifth Army reach the Rapido banks near Cassino while assaults press the Gustav line. Soviet Pravda cites rumors of talks between British officials and Von Ribbentrop about a separate peace. Allies seize Hill 660 on New Britain as Australians push toward northern New Guinea.
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Associated Press
Italy
U. S
Fifth Army
Rapido
Cassino
Gustav
Rome
New Britain
New Guinea
Rites Planned for Lt. Walter Flickinger Thursday
Funeral services for Lt. Walter Stephen Flickinger will be held Thursday at 3 30 p m at Centenary Evangelical and Reformed Church. He died during maneuvers near Tallahassee Florida and will be buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Rev Walter R Hartzell and Rev Dr Aaron M Gluck will officiate with pallbearers named Fansler Ritter Spillman Legge Quarles Sargent. He was a member of the church where his father was pastor for 17 years.
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Centenary Evangelical and Reformed Church
South Cameron Street
Walter Stephen Flickinger
Tallahassee
Florida
S. L. Flick
Dale ‘Mabry Field Fla
Jones Funeral Home
South Loudoun Street
Flickinger
Walter R. Hartzell
Homewood Church
Hagerstown
Aaron M. Gluck
Christ Reformed Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
George Fansler
George Ritter
Garland Spillman
Withrow Legge
Garland R. Quarles
Otis Sargent
Reformed Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Radio Band Show Highlight With Wendell Barney and Guests
Radio show hosted by Wendell Barney chairman of the War Finance Committee attracts national attention. It airs from 9 to 10 o clock on the Fourth with a guest movie and radio star joining the program.
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Wendell Barney
War Finance Committee
Eisenhower Praises Invasion Set Up and Allied Chiefs
General Eisenhower expresses satisfaction with the invasion plan and the officers chosen to lead Allied ground and air forces. He notes the air and naval preliminaries, praises the Allied air fleet, and the Navy for submarines and troop transport, while confirming coordination with Roosevelt and Churchill.
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Lewis Hawkins
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Western
Europe
Omar W. Bradley
Eisenhower
Tunisia
United Kingdom
U. S
Bernard L. Montgomery
Rome
Algiers
Henry Maitland Wilson
Mediterranean
Balkans
Pyrenees
France
Mhitler
Roosevelt
Churchill
Germany
Bay of Biscay
England
Forrces
Allies May Join Reds In Air Bombers Strain Rumor
A Teheran era three power alliance prompts talk of Britain and the United States joining Soviet air power. London sources cite a possible deployment of four engined bombers to the Russian heavy bomber force. A Stockholm dispatch notes RAF raids on Brunswick with heavy casualties reported.
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London
Vichy Radio
Russia
Attac
Germany
Dai Express
Stockholm
Pquatertaurins
Brunswick
RAF
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Jeepers
U.s.signal Corps
Temblor
Moises Rudman
Winchester Evening Star
New Red Drive
North
Wes Gallagher
New
Baltic
Soviets
United Nations
America
Gen. Eisenhower
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