U S May Break With Finland Amid Peace Terms Rebuff
London dispatch reports the United States may break relations with Finland after Finland rejected Russia's peace terms. Diplomats see the move as aiding Hitler in the Axis Allies standoff while noting earlier Turkish and Eamon de Valera refusals to cooperate.
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London
United States
Finland
Russia
Hitler
Turkey
Har
Eamon de Valeras
Rosi Ie
Assex
Yugoslavia
Spain
Grim Struggle Continues as Allied Forces Press At Benedictine Abbey
On Monte Cassino fronts, A-36 gliders delivered 96 parachute bundles as attackers pushed toward the Benedictine abbey half way up Monastery Hill. British raids hit enemy positions along the western perimeter while heavy air strikes targeted sand gun positions, port facilities, and rail yards north of Rome. Seven Allied aircraft were lost with six enemy planes downed in air combat.
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Monastery Hill
Victmey
Cassino
Piombino
Rém Lechorn
Ercole
Porto San Stefano
Rome
Terni
Frederick Grand Jury Indicts Three in Local Case
Frederick grand jury returns indictments amid notes of checks drawn on Commercial and Savings Bank. Joseph Bay for 335 dollars with insufficient funds. Bayliss testifies as sole witness. No trial dates set. jurors listed include Basle Borden Grim Gray Bageant Bodson Chamberlin.
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Joseph Bay
Commercial and ‘Savings Bank
Mr. Bayliss
George Basle
H. C. Borden
A. H. Grim
Enest Gray
Z. W. Bageant
Paul *F .Bodson
Promises Proof 4 Continued from Pare 1
The dialogue blames amateur bungling at the Federal Communications Commission. Denny calls the charge terrible and urges specifics to investigate. Miller counters that proof exists it did not occur and suggests asking Admiral Hooper, who has allegedly been silenced by executive order.
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Federal Communications Commission
Denny
Hooper
Ration Calendar Details Through Spring 1945
The notice lists ration validity for meats fats and processed foods, sugar, shoes, gas and fuel. It details stamp books and stamp colors with expiration dates such as through March 20 and May 20 1945 and notes regional variations for gasoline and fuel coupons with several three to five gallon allowances.
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K. Land M
Rocky Mountains
Apple Syrup In Great Demand
Washington March 21 Prospective uses of apple syrup promise a substantial outlet for the low grade portion of the apple crop which has been wasted and caused losses to growers Dr G B May scientist with the Bureau of Agricultural and Industrial Chemistry told the House Appropriations Committee the minimum 20 000 000 pounds could have been consumed this year if apples were available He noted 3 000 000 pounds were manufactured from the 1942 crop with most used by the tobacco industry as a moisture retention agent replacing glycerin in war industries Research has yielded a modified syrup suitable for table consumption and other uses.
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Washington
Congress
G. B. May
Bureau of Agricultural and Industrial Chemistry
Agriculture Department
House Appropriations Committee
Man Fined For Hitting Snow Plow
Lloyd P. Bland of Kent Street was found guilty of reckless driving after colliding with a snow plow at Route 11 railroad crossing. He was fined $10 and costs by Judge Rice. The 1935 Chevrolet suffered damage. the plow driver Elbert S. Bayliss estimated about $50 in damages.
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Lloyd P. Bland
Kent Street
Rice
Route 11
Bland
Elbert S. Bayliss
Warsaw Population Drops as Tuberculosis Deaths Rise
The Polish Telegraph Agency reports Warsaw's population fell to 750,000 from 1,300,000 in 1939. More than 500 people die monthly there from tuberculosis, signaling a severe health crisis in the Polish capital.
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London
Warsaw
Trial Justice Court Disposes Case of Paul E Miller
The Court of Trial Justice W. Erle Edwards disposed of the case against Paul Everett Miller of 13 North Ave Winchester for drunkenness with a fine of $5 and costs totaling $5.25.
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Court of Trial
W. Erle Edwards
Paul Everett Miller
North Ave
Winchester
John Mann Church Meeting Thursday
The Rev. E. H. Jackson pastor and Bertie Crawford president announce a meeting of the young women's club at John Yates home 583 N Kent Street this Thursday 8 30 p m All members urged to attend to finalize plans for the furnace rally set for the first Sunday in April.
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E. H. Jackson
Bertie Crawford
John Mann Methodist Church
Young Women’s Club
John Yates
N. Kent Street
Civil Rule Seen Tottering In Area Of Balkans
Washington dispatch reports top officials fear full German occupation of the Balkans will topple independent civil government in Romania Bulgaria and Hungary. Allied hopes for peace by satellite states ride on that collapse amid Nazi expansion and Russian pressure on Romania. The advance triggers strategic concerns in the Balkans as Germany seeks control before any neighbor surrenders to the Allies.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Balkans
Rumania
Buleatia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Hitler
Europe
Romania
Japanese Convoy Wiped Out by U S Airmen Near Wewak
Allied forces report five Japanese ships destroyed near Wewak New Guinea after a sustained air attack. Gen Douglas MacArthur said hundreds of enemy troops were lost. about 1,500 Japanese were killed or missing. Aircrews from Fifth Army, with RAF and Mitchell bombers, carried out the strike.
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Allied Headquarters
Southwest Pacific
Wewak
New Guinea
Douglas MacArthur
Hollandia
Fifth Army Airforce
Olen Clements
Associated Press
Boston
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Markets Report Quoted
Market quotations show active, steady cattle and veal in Baltimore with top sausage bulls. hogs steady with a strong finish in Chicago. Cattle and calves move mixed with good and choice weights firm, hogs down slightly, vealers high, sheep scarce.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
W.f.a.—Office of Distribution
Aples
MD Pa. Va. W. Va
Ana
N. Y
Ana Ae
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Colorado
Stock Market Report Brisk Rails Rubbers Rally in Busy Session
New York March 21 Rails rallied briskly in today's market along with rubbers and several specialties after early irregularity from profit taking on the upswing. Trading slowed after a lively opening then picked up as the transport group showed life with gains near the fourth hour. Investments based on earnings and outlook remained the main trend with commitments re instated here and there amid a healthy technical tone.
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New York
Germans Seize Ground in Hungary and Seek Resistance
German forces moved into Hungary as Premier Kallay resisted German demands including mobilizing the entire country and sending troops to Yugoslavia. A Hungarian resistance radio urged all Hungarians to fight the invaders while top leaders were reportedly taken to a German command post.
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Farnias
Bela Imredi
Hungary
Adolf Hitler
Austria
Rumania
Stockholm
Hitler
Nicholas Horthy
Jeno von Ghyczy
Franz Szombathelyi
Army
Bern
Nicholas Kallay
London Daily Mail
Louis Koussuth
Havsburges
Ohio Man Dies Near City in Suspected Medical Incident
An Ohio man died near the city described as indigestion. Dr H S Pifer said he could not talk with Mr Kirby at the scene but suggested the driver may have been stricken before the truck left the highway. The body went to Omps funeral home awaiting relatives from Washington DC. Contents of the truck were moved to Winchester by Elliott Motor Lines after the crash. A second truck from Snyder Limes ahead of McKinnon did not stop.
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H. S. Pifer
Snyder Limes
McKinnon
Court Lenient To Gaunt For Aiding Officials
A grand jury returned 11 indictments at the opening of the Spring term of the U S District Court. Leo Gaunt of Winchester received a one year suspended sentence and two years probation for illegal possession and sale of gasoline rationing coupons. He aided officials in arresting a ring selling counterfeit coupons. Other Winchester defendants faced related charges. A damage suit against O Sullivan Rubber Company is set for March 28.
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Roanoke
U. S. District Court
John Paul
Leo Gaunt
Winchester
Gaunt
Paul
Baltimore
John Reid Fincham
George L. Clark
Fincham
Clark
Agiinst
C. J
Tony” Renner
Peace Apostle speaks to objectors at Lynchburg
Perry Saito Japanese-American field representative for the Fellowship of Reconciliation spoke to conscientious objectors at Lynchburg Colony. Dr A D Hutton acting superintendent said he was not consulted and resents the appearance. Christenberry arranged the meeting and regrets not having informed the superintendent.
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Lynchburg
Perry Saito
Fllowship of Reconciliation
Lynchburg Colony
A. D. Hutton
H. Minor Davis
State Hospital Board
Davis
Hutton
Morton Goode
Dinwiddie County
Saito
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Dr. Hutton
D. R. Christenberry
Christenberry
Allied Bomber Mission Over Germany Strikes Frankfurt
A U S communique reports six American bombers and eight escorts failed to return after a 400 mile round trip to Frankfurt as clouds hindered visibility. Despite adverse weather, bombs were dropped and fires appeared in the target area while lighter aircraft h insisted Atlantic wall and French targets.
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U. S
Atlantic Wall
France
Frankfurt
OWI
Stockholm
Morgen Tidningen
Germany
Hamburg
Russians Push to Border as Germans Evacuate Crimea
Russian communique says forces push toward the border and press the Germans back near Odessa. It claims 11 German ships including a transport were sunk by Russian airmen in Crimean ports, signaling possible evacuation of the peninsula.
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Odessa
Crimean
Answers to the Daily Quiz
Correct quiz responses cover entrapment of German forces by Russians in the Dnieper Bend, counts of twenty, Lake Superior, Charles E Bedaux, the Boxer Uprising of 1900, culture, Josephus Daniels, all the parts, yes, and the rivers Dniester Dnieper Dvina and Don.
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Dnieper Bend
Lake Superior
Charles E. Bedaux
Josephus Daniels
Dniester
Dnieper
Dvina
Don
38 Escort Carriers Delivered to Britain Under Lend Lease
Secretary Knox announced that 38 escort aircraft carriers built in the United States have been delivered to Great Britain under the lend-lease program. The ships, each about 10,000 tons, will bolster Allied antisubmarine efforts in the Atlantic, with title remaining with the United States and options to reclaim after the war.
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Washington
Knox
United States
Great Britain
Atlantic
Fete
England
Ship deliveries recalled to lend-lease era remark
The speaker described the carriers as reminiscent of prewar times when 50 destroyers were provided to Great Britain under lend-lease, highlighting a wartime parallel to current events.
Red Cross Seeks War Membership
The Red Cross urges war time memberships with a call to raise each Peace Time dollar to five dollars or at least double it to two. It questions if loved ones will be neglected due to insufficient funds and notes firms enrolled 100 percent like Winchester Memorial Hospital and several service stations.
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Red Men
Toaan
American Red Cross
Winchester Memorial Hospital
New Shenandoah Cafe
Shawnee Service Station
Ed. S. Moore Service Station
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Trial Justice Court
John Mann Church
Stock Market Report
Baltimore & Ohio
Erie
U.S. Rubber
Goodrich
Goodyear
Fajardo Sugar
Western Union
General Realty
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
American Tobacco
Dunhill
Cities Service
St. Regis Paper
Alee
American Dynamid
E Ea
Pagutin
Kallay
Istanbul
William
King
Serbia
Croatia
Greece
O’brien
Ohio
City
Chaplin
Los Angeles
Charles Spencer Chaplin
J F. T. O’connor
Jerry Giesler
O’connor
U. S. Comptroller of Currency
William Gibbs McAdoo
Miss Berry
Hollywood
Rocket Coast
Red Cross
Green Orchard
Whitehall
Edomnia Light
Admx
G. J. Light
Roy Duvall
Cantor Pectine
Virginia
Ery Seabee Tgwim Ma E
Greyhound Lines
Greyhound
Greyhound Terminal
N. Braddock
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