Gas Shortage Causes Presented To Rotary Club
Ralph McCoy of Hagerstown explained the gasoline and oil shortage at the Rotary luncheon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He cited Navy tanker redirection to the war effort, Axis tanker withdrawals, increased fuel oil use, and limited tire production as key factors. he warned shortages may tighten restrictions and highlighted state tax impacts from reduced sales. The talk drew Rotarians from Maryland and New York, with Rev. Dr. B. W. Meeks presiding.
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Confirmand Rally Set At Local Lutheran Church Sunday
A state wide confirmand rally by the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland will be held at the local Lutheran church this Sunday at 3 PM. Rev. Dr. A J Traver will speak on I Am Persuaded as the Junior choir leads with Love Divine by Jerome and Wes Bawberger accompanying.
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Army Bomber Wrecked In West Virginia Mountains
A twin engine Army bomber crashed into Burner Mountain in West Virginia, burning fiercely. Rescuers recovered one body with charred Army uniform. two hours after the crash forest rangers began salvage work amid unclear casualty counts.
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West Virginia ship crash leaves burned body found near Frank village
Officials recovered a badly burned body after a ship crash in the southeastern West Virginia mountains near John’s Camp Run about 130 pm. George Hull of Durbin said a second body, if any, was possibly consumed. The vessel struck near the tannery village of Frank as residents in Bartow, three miles away, watched.
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Property Sold in Ballenger District Purchase Near 6900
The Citizen reports a sale by National Bank to James Daniel Cushmen of Hyattsville. The property covers about 196 acres in Ballenger District, with revenue stamps showing a purchase price around $6,900. The story mentions a mountain crash and gasoline tank explosion as background.
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