Final Rites For A. L. Omps To Be Held Friday
Albert Lee Omps, 67, died yesterday at his Winchester area home. Final rites will be held Friday at 2 PM from his residence with Rev. R. B. Moore and Rev. Thomas Morgan officiating. A service will follow at Redland Methodist Church near Whitacre and interment in Redland Cemetery. Active pallbearers include John Jolliffe and others. Frederick County School Board members will serve as honorary pallbearers.
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Albert Lees
Winchester
Hoon
R. B. Moore
Brucetown Methodist Church
Thomas Morgan
Middletown
Redland Methodist Church
Whitacre
Redland Cemetery
John W. Joliffe
P. A. DeHaven
J. M
Frederick County School Board
Fred J. Larrick
Fred A. Whitacre
George Bywaters
Les and
Leslie D
Fred A. Brucetown
Roy A. Barlow
M. M. Lynch
J. B. Newlin
B. W. Grant
Joseph L. Jolliffe
A. Riley
J. H. Yost
Harry L. McCann
Roy P. DuVall
R. O. Garvin
Charles Hamilton
Charles R. McCann
Coleman Dunn
Seldon Polhamus
John M. Fishpan
Lawrence Dorsey
Carl Miller
Bari Prince
Clyde Mauck
A. J. Mason
John Gore
William Cassilear
American captain recalls capture of young German prisoners
Captain James Beremek of Albuquerque New Mexico says a German general surrendered to him after a rough encounter. He describes how soldiers and a few boys about 12 to 15 years old stood by as the general raised his hands. The scene underscores an unexpectedly personal moment in wartime.
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Associated Press
James Beremek
Albuquerque
N. M
Bestite Saray
Amican
Chicago Grain Quotations Readied for Hedging Today
Chicago July 15 reports a renewal of hedging in wheat and grain. Opening prices show bids around 145 1 4 for wheat July and range for Sept and May contracts. Oats trade from 69 7 8 to 3 4 in Sept and Dec positions with other futures at 1.09 to 1.12 1 2 in later months.
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Chocago
Service news from Marlboro and surrounding communities
Reports from Marlboro and nearby towns note Pvt. Kline of Middletown High School Class of 1943 stationed with engineers at Camp Maxey Texas and praised for training progress. Other items include Charles Beaver transferred to Bethesda Medical Center for treatment. L M Kremer transferred. W M Bayliss promoted to Corporal after Tunisian service. Cecil Painter on 10 day furlough. Lee Baker and William H Baker family updates. Major Nelson reporting to U S Army Medical units.
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John Kline
Marlboro
Kline
Middletown High School
Champ Maxey
Texas
Uren
Frank Beaver
Charles Beaver
Wington
Bethesda
Local Doctor Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in Africa
Colonel Nelson, promoted to lieutenant colonel, commands a unit with over 40 doctors and serves under North African Air Forces. A University of Virginia medical graduate, he did a Johns Hopkins internship and worked at Garfield Hospital before volunteering in 1941. He is the son of the Rev. Mrs. Robert B. Nelson of Southwestingston Street.
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Maynard Bayliss
Opequon
W. M. Bayliss
Cpl. Bayliss
Twelfth Support Group
North Africa
Nelson
University of Virginia
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Garfield Hospital
Washington
Robert B. Nelson
South Westsington Street
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A. L. Omps
Hepner, Lee
Dick, Eston Rudolph
Amos Prince
ACE
Energy Paper-Cole Company
Longstand City, W. Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Newville
Chicago
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A. TE
Shangri LA
Diag Lane
Fee Department Stores
N. Loudoun Street
Fred
Sullivan
Fort Eustis
Po Po
Ga Cam
C Battery
508Th Aaa
Camp Stewart
Cpl
Cecil Painter
Seattle
Wash
Mrs. Williams Jr
Mildred Painter
Lee Baker
Albert Baker
Wilmington, del
Yeoman
William H. Baker
Memorial Hospital
Robert B. Nelson, Jr
The
United Statee Army Medical
John Thomas Kline
Apacs
A&p
Tender. Cok
California
Zion
Pollock
Boston Mackerel
Boston
Bach
Ile Fresh Sea Bass
Marvel
Marvel Bread
Donuts
Rindt
Wmar Lzs
Inner
Rolis Pan Sc
White House
Brant Sasisce
Coor Sexe Exraser
Hos
Crear Acrumese
Sunnyfield
Rae
Twitch
AMD Cereals
Prise Ys
America
Pineapple Juice Sur
Green Beans Sur
Jer
Fies
Bury
Dex
N. Braddock Street
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