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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1941

Page

1

Senate extends price fixing for coal two years

Washington April 5 the Senate approved a two year extension of price fixing for bituminous coal to speed settlement of the coal strike. Majority Leader Barkley said the move would provide two years of stability for the industry and the bargaining between miners and operators. The House had approved the measure and no changes were made to the existing government supervision of the industry. The only proposed change was creation of an independent consumers counsel office to represent the public in hearings. Senator La Follette withdrew an amendment that would extend the same mine price to wholesale coal groups.

Washington Senate Roosevelt Barkley Kentucky la’ Foligtte Shipfiead House Consumer's Counsel Interior Department la. Follette la Follette Ball R-Minn Capper

Taking Courses in First Aid at Hagerstown High School

Twenty two members of the Hagerstown High School faculty are taking First Aid courses sponsored by the local Red Cross. George Gustafson, a Red Cross instructor, teaches. participating teachers include Catherine Beachley Frances Cusbwa Leona Foltz Hazel Gompf Sarah Hollyday Mary Jackson Mary Kaylor Mildred Keira Sarah McCullough Ethel Rinehart Rachael Sheetz Lois Simon Mrs Scott Bounds Aline Sowers Robert Towson Earl Coffman W L Donaldson Mere Funk George Gustafson John Loig and Raymond Stowifer.

Hagerstown High School Red Cross Center George Gustafson Red Cross Catherine Beachley Frances Cusbwa Leona. Foltz Hazel Gompf Sarah Hollyday Mary Jackson Mary Kaylor Mildred Keira Sarah McCullough Ethel Rinehart Rachael Sheetz Lois Simon Scott Bounds Aline Sowers Robert Towson Earl ‘Coffman Mere’. Funk John Loig Raymond Stowifer

Local Rector Mentioned for Maryland Bishop Co Adjutor

The Rev Dr Walter Byron Stehl rector of St Johns Episcopal Church is mentioned for Bishop Co Adjutor of the Diocese of Maryland. Elevation planned for May at the Pro Cathedral in Baltimore. Other candidates include Rev Dr Don Frank Fenn of Michael’s and All Angels Baltimore and Rev Noble Powell dean of the National Cathedral in Washington.

Walter Byron Stehl St. John's Episcopal Church Diocese of Maryland Baltimore Edward Trail Helfenstein Don Frank Fenn Ichael’s and All Angels Church Vary, Revery Noble Powell National Cathedral Washington Helfenstein John Gardner

Children To Give Operetta Tonight At Clearsaring School

An operetta Geldilocks Adventure by Maude Orita Wallace will be presented by primary grades at Clearsaring School in the auditorium at eight this evening. Cast includes Gold Ruby Martin and family, Barbara Rhodes, Jo Ann Troupe, Mildred Bloyer, Betty Jean Weaver, Doris Vetter, Ruth Rubec, Alita Sites, Martha Hawbaker, Isabel Miles, Walter Suifecool, Buddy Hawbaker, Leon Trumpower, Glenn Miles, Ronald McAllister, David Hawbaker, Justin Bridendolph, Junior Shupp as neighbor. Acts cover Goldilocks birthday party, a woods scene, and the Bears' home. Selections by Bugle Bars and Tonette Band between acts.

Maude Orita Wallace Three Bears Clearsaring Gold Ruby Martin Betty Suffecool Teddy Hull Barbara Rhodes Jo Ann Troupe Mildred Bloyer Betty Jean Weaver Doris Vetter Ruth Rubeck Alita Sites Martha Hawbaker Isabel Miles Father Bear Walter Suifecool Baby Bear Buddy Hawbaker Jackie Bownard Leon Trumpower Glenn Miles Ronald McAllister David Hawbaker Justin Bridendolph Junior Shupp Goldilocks Ike Woods The Tonette

Man Seriously Hurt In Head On Collision Near Huyetts

Charles Reynolds, 57, of Sunset block, sustained severe head lacerations and brain concussion after a head on crash with Edward Yoarkman, 41, of Clin Township, near Huyetts crossroads on Monday night. Reynolds condition described as serious. Benner, driver of Reynolds's car, pleaded guilty to DUI and fined $100 plus costs.

Charles Reynolds Western Pike Huyetts Crossroads Reynolds Edward Yoarkman Clint O Edward Benner

Fred Unger dies at Ferndale boat builder founder

Freds W. Unger aged 61, founder of Unger and Maton ship-building, died at his Ferndale home after a long illness. The Hagerstown, Md., based firm, established in 1910, specialized in small yachts and boats. Survived by widow, father, and a brother.

Ferndale Freds W. Unger Unger and Maton Hagerstown

Jury fails to reach verdict in county damage suit

A civil case in this city ended with a hopelessly deadlocked jury after more than eight hours of deliberation in a $15,000 damage claim by Nelie Risling against D Eldred Rinehart Ringgold. The jury was discharged by Chief Judge D Lindley Sloan at 7:80 last night.

Othen Nelie Risling D. Eldred Rinehart Ringsgold Ihe Jtry Airg. Hisling Kenneth W. Bowers Sharpsburg William Wiles Smithsburg Rinehe Baltimore Wageman Wagama Wagaman Lane. Bushong Byrom Petit Jury Chie D. Lindley Sloan

Mrs Downin Is P T A Speaker At Sandy Hook Meeting

The Sandy Hook P T A held its regular meeting with Mrs Grace Dowsin former primary supervisor of Washington County schools as the speaker on The Health of the Preschool Child. Accompanying her were Miss Ate Richardson Mrs Milton Moore and Mrs J S Gower. The primary room s program features four dramatized stories. Next April Mr Ralph Boyer A A A representative from Frederick will present three movies two on safety and one on the industries of Maryland with Lowell Thomas as commentator.

Sandy Hook Ralph Boyer Frederick Industries of Maryland Lowell Thomas

Army Needs Horses For Cavalry Remount Program

The U S Army plans to buy about 700 riding horses for cavalry from the Eastern Remount Area covering Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania and New York. Lieutenant Colonel B H de Saussure says veterinarians will inspect soundness before purchase with eyes on mortality around the shipping stage, and interested breeders should contact Front Royal Virginia.

U.S. Army B. H. de Sansgure Quartermaster Corps Front Royal Army Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania New York de Saussure Amr Floree Ani Army Drieca Eastern

Lenten and revival services announced across several churches

April events include Rev Me Sites leading two lentent series at St Pauls Evangelical with a union communion service. Blair Valley Church of God evangelistic campaigns continue with Hazel Beard and Broadfording Church of God with W F Murray. L P Markley to conduct at Bethel Sleepy Creek W Va. Indian Springs Union chapel hosts Lent services April 7 4 9 918. W He Cooper lectures on the Word Psalm April 8 and A Bundle of Sticks April 9. Stone Bridge Church of the Brethren to host April 4 coverd by Rev G W Kerstetter. Lester Moore Kaye featured in tours.

Big Pool Me. Sites St Pauls Evangelical Church Cearfoss Shanktown Parkhead St. James’ U. B Blair's Valley Hazel Beard Broadfording Church of God W. F. Murray L. P. Markley Berkeley Springs Evangelical Churches Bethel Evangelical Church Sleepy Creek W. Va Indian Springs Union Chapel Lester Moore Kaye

Witnesses Chaplin Berlin appear at Schenck Moskaevitz trial

In a New York Federal court Charles Chaplin and Irving Berlin testified in the evasion case of film magnate Joseph Schenck and film executive Joseph Moskaevitz. Chaplin praised Schenck’s reputation for honesty and integrity while Berlin commented on Moskaevitz’s standing, with remarks described as cautious and unclear in the fragmented text.

Charles Chaplin Zeft Irving Berlin Federal Court New York City Joseph Schenck Joseph Moskaevitz Chaplin

Curious four legged chick drawn from spring hatch

A chick from Mrs. Lewis Everitt's spring hatch reportedly hatched with four legs, protruding behind the normal pair and well formed, drawing many onlookers. Meanwhile, Mrs. Charles Sponseller and Mrs. L. K Hart, longtime associates, are improving favorably. W F L Murray will preach at Bethel Evangelical church on Thursday April 10 and Sunday April 13.

Indian Springs Charles Sponseller Lewis Everitt Charles Spouseller L. K J. D. Hart W. FL. Murray Bethel Evangelical Church

Ford Plants Closed Amid Labor Standoff at Rouge

Dewey attempted to persuade about 1,500 Ford Rouge production workers to leave the plant amid a tense standoff in drizzle. Some 60 workers fled in buses while authorities reported weapons inside the facility and unions denied sabotage claims, as Capizzi prepared to present communist activity charges to the NLRB.

Oscar G. Olander Rouge Dewey Michael F. Widman, Jr Gawcio Ford Ray Roush I. A. Capizzi Ford Stimson War Department Washingston Capizzi

Cantata Sunday at First Brethren Church

The First Brethren Church choir presents The Story of Calvary under Charles Howard Roderick Sunday evening. An organ recital by Kemp Kreizer from 7 50 to 1 45 precedes the cantata. Soloists are Prof. Roderick and Alfred Davis. Public invited to the service.

First Brethren Church Charles Howard Roderick Kemp Kreizer Prof Roderick Alfred Davis

Local Prices Paid by Kline Bros Benevola

Local quotations list price per unit for farm produce including wheat apples butter beets chickens ducks lard onions potatoes radishes and greens by Kline Bros Benevola with units and approximate values.

Kline Bros Benevola

Mitchell County Draft Board Halts Inductees Over Defense Strikes

CAMILLA Ga April 5 the Mitchell County Draft Board defers all prospective selectees until federal defense strikes end. Chairman W B Grant says the board has authority to act, despite state director objections, hoping other boards follow suit. Lt Col Clift Hatcher warns the action lacks legal basis and will be prevented.

Camilla Mitchell County W. B. Grant Georgia Grant Atlanta Clift Hatcher Mitchell

Eightyearold Girl Injured In Berkeley Springs Truck Fall

Delores Dean Hogbin aged eight from Berkeley Springs West Virginia was hurt yesterday afternoon around 3 39 when she fell from a small truck as it rounded the curve from South Potomac to Baltimore Street. She was taken to the hospital for treatment of cuts and bruises and held for observation.

Delores Dean Hogbin Berkeley Springs W. Va South Potomac Baltimore Street

Baltimore set to implement contributory pension system

An estimated 9,000 state employees will be covered by the new contributory pension plan launching in October. The figures were released by the state employment commissioner’s office on Friday.

Baltimore

Bowling burst lands Rita Jones in quick court

Indianapolis April 5. Municipal Judge JohnnA McNelis questions 23 year old Rita Jones after charging her with speeding 49 mph. She replies she was going bowling. The judge quips about the highest score and notes no guilt in the speeding case.

Indianapolis Johnna McNelis Rita Jones

Birthday Party for Betty Lee Norris

Mr. and Mrs. William Norris hosted a birthday party at 70 Winter Street for their daughter Betty Lee’s second birthday. Refreshments were served to a large group including Terry Lee DeLouney, Lloyd Shank, Joan Rider, Josephine Barnes, Shirley Summell, Lorraine Troxell, Bobby Miller, Dickie Miller, Virginia Bond, Billie DeLouney, Charles DeLouney, David Vance, Mrs. Earl Shank, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. DeLouney, Mr. and Mrs. John DeLouney, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bond, Daisy McGinnis, Mrs. Helen Miller, Mrs. Doris Rider, Paul Summel, Martha DeLawny, and Mrs. Richard DeLauney.

William Norris Winter Street Betty Lee Terry Lee DeLouney Lloyd Shank Joan Rider Josephine Barnes Shirley Summell Lorraine Troxell Bobby Miller Dickie Miller Virginia Bond Billie DeLouney Charles DeLouney David Vance Earl Shank C. C. DeLouney John DeLouney Robert Bond Daisy McGinnis Helen Miller Doris Rider Paul Summel Martha de Lawney Richard de Launey

Employees Reject Bid To Organize At New York Iron Works

Workers at the New York Central Iron Works voted yesterday against AFL organizing efforts. A National Labor Relations Board representative tallied 80 in favor of the federation, 46 against any union.

New York

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