Refrigeration plant blast kills one worker in Hanover
Schasies W Messner a 28 year old refrigeration engineer dies from a skull fracture after an dehydrator explodes at the R H Megcard Company Hanover plant He was installing a refrigeration wall and in charge of the operation The blast injures three others and cause is under study Messner leaves a wife two children and is described as respected in Thurmont He is survived by his parents wife two children a brother and a Fort Knox serviceman Funeral services are set at 3 pm Saturday at a Thurmont funeral home Interment Blue Ridge Cemetery L Creager and Son in charge Elks memorial notes later honor WWII members in Manila Guam and other locations
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Saerment
R. H. ‘Megcard Company
Han- 4
Hanover General Hospital
Frick Manufacturing Company
Waynesboro
Messner
Hanover
Mesmer
Associated Press
Harry L. Messner
Mary Reed Messner
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Charles Messner
Thurmont
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Fort Knox
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Warren K. Damuth
Blue Ridge Cemetery
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Italian-bound Pvt Capoulos joins assignment abroad
Pvt Capoulos son of Mr and Mrs Michael Capoulos of 2014 North Monroe Avenue Baltimore and grandson of Mr and Mrs Oscar Speak of 462 West South Street is stationed somewhere in Italy. He has previously examined CIO group activities and found no evidence of law violations.
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Michael Capoulos
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Baltimore
Oscar Speak
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Italy
CIO Group
Eighteen Others Lost With Admiral Cecil
Washington reports 18 other officers and men were killed in the same crash that killed Rear Admiral Charles P. Cecil at an unnamed Pacific base Monday. The Navy announced the loss after the aircraft went down shortly after a takeoff.
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Navy plane crash claims Cecil and junior officers in North Africa
A transport flight carrying 10 Naval officers, three Army officers, and a six man Pan American Airways crew is reported all aboard dead or missing. Cecil, the 11th naval general officer to die in combat areas, is confirmed dead. Captain Horatio G. Sickel, 47, awarded the Legion of Merit, is among the dead. Missing include Lt. Walter S. Gifford Jr., son of AT&T president Walter S. Gifford, who joined the Navy on December 9, 1941.
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Navy
Cecil
Naval Service
Horatio G. Sickel
Legion of Merit
Fedala
Casablanca
Ship Named For Head Of Chemical Company
United States Maritime Commission will name a Liberty ship after Lunsford Richardson founder of Vick Chemical Company Greensboro North Carolina. Richardson died in 1919 and was praised by Negro citizens for service to their race. Launch planned soon at Charlotte.
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United States Maritime Commission
Greensboro
N. C
Lunsford Richardson
Vick Chemical Company
Charlotte
N. Cc
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