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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1943

Page

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County Group To Leave On Friday

Williamsport resident Boots Poffenberger among men reported for final physical examination and possible induction into the armed forces on Friday April 9 in Baltimore. The Local Board No. 2 list includes Maurice Silas Gross Boonsboro Ralph George Rosenberry Williamsport Robert Willem Moritz Hagerstown Angie Martin Daley Jr Hagerstown Harry Elkton Brown Williamsport Lewis Lancaster Williamsport Harper Frost Diehl Hancock Hubert Hamilton Robinson Smithsburg Robert Samuel Hershberger Smithsburg Conald Eugene Hose Williamsport Omar Edward Stine Chambersburg Merrel David Hahn Brownsville John Martin Kline Cavetown Richard Duffey Funkstown Charles Russell Brown Cate Edgar Carlos Grimm Joseph Herman Hildebrand Williamsport Scott Himes Knoxville Roy William Green Boonsboro John Virgil Shirley Hancock Joseph Walter Ralls Hagerstown William Roy Judd Jr Chester John Dipp Hagerstown John Thomas Rosenberry Hanc-

Cletus Elwood Boots) Poffenberger Williamsport Baltimore Maurice Silas Gross Boonsboro Ralph George Rosenberry Robert Willem Moritz Hagerstown Angie Martin Daley Harry Elkton Brown Lewis Edward Lancaster Harper Frost Diehl Hancock Hubert Hamilton Robinson Smithsburg Robert Samuel Hershberger Smithsbore Conald Eugene Hose Omar Edward Stine Chamberspurg Merrel David Hahn Brownsville John Martin Kline Cavetown Richard Duffey Funkstown Charles Russell Brown Cascate Edgar Carlos Grimm Mulberry Avenue Joseph Herman Hildebrand Scott H. Himes Knoxville Roy William Green John Virgil Shirley Joseph Walter Ralls William Roy Judd, Jr West Washington Chester John Dipp John Thomas Rosenberry Han

Kellogg’s All Bran Muffins Recipe Instructions

A recipe fragment describes mixing Kellogg’s All Bran with milk and egg, then combining with flour and baking powder to form muffins. Instructions specify greased pans, two thirds full, hot oven around 400 F, yielding eight large muffins or twelve small ones.

Kellogg’s

Names and addresses listed for local residents and households

A long OCR fragment provides a catalog of personal names and street addresses across multiple Maryland towns including Hagerstown Clear Spring Smithsburg Williamsport Sharpsburg Keedysville and Hancock. The list includes many individuals with street and route details such as 42 Broadway Frederic Augustus Lud wig Route 2 Smithsburg and 126 North Locust as well as urban areas like Ha gerstown Route 5 and 1112 South Potomac street. The fragment preserves dense name-density without context or actions.

Graduation Dates Announced By Hagerstown High School

The board of education released the schedule for graduation exercises. Hagerstown High School will hold ceremonies on Wednesday June 9. Other high schools listed include Boonsboro June 7 Clearspring June ?, Hancock June 9 8 D. M. Williamsport June 10 Smithsburg June 11 North Street colored June 73 junior highs South Potomac June 8 Woodland Way June 10.

Hagerstown High School Board of Education Boonsboro Clearspring Hancock D. M Williamsport Smithsburg North Street South Potomac Woodland Way

Cleopatra Pearl Drinking Tale and Ulcer Remedy Ad

A legendary tale of Cleopatra dropping a pearl into wine is linked to stomach pains. The ad promotes Udga tablets for ulcer and heartburn relief, urging readers to trial with a money back guarantee. Available at Cureman Drug Stores and druggists.

Cleopatra Caurfman

Rommel Hit Hard Across North Africa Front

Allied air and ground operations battered Axis targets in Tunisia and Sicily. Bomber sweeps over La Fauconnerrie and other airfields, sinking ships in Sicilian convoys and blasting ports. In two days, 79 enemy aircraft were destroyed while allied losses numbered five. The press described this as a tightening trap around Axis forces in Tunisia with mounting pressure on Rommel’s retreat.

Ers Boston la Fauconnerrie Sfax Sicilian Bizerte Tunis Tunisia Trapani Sicily al- Hed Montgomery Rome Messina Ragusa

Rommel Loses A Strong Position in North Africa

The report describes Rommel as a formidable but defeatable force facing possible renewed combat in Tunisia. It notes his strategic Wadi El Akabit defense behind the Maret Line, positioning him to attempt a northward junction with General von Arnim, while signaling potential end of his stronghold.

Rommel Tunisia von Arnim Wadi el Akabit Maret Sousse

Kelly Wins Out For Mayor Again

Chicago voters re elected Democratic Mayor Edward J. Kelly to a third full term defeating Republican George B. McKibbin. Returns from over two thirds of precincts showed Kelly with about 582,759 to 483,188, with final tallies expected to favor Kelly by roughly 120,000. The contest split the Kelly Nash Machine against Gov. Green’s Statehouse Machine amid local issues and food rationing debates.

Chicago Edward J. Kelly George B. McKibbin Kelly McKibbin Kelly-Nash Dwight H. Green Statehouse

Mayor Jackson Nominated for Baltimore Mayor Race

Baltimore voters chose Mayor Howard W. Jackson Democrat and Theodore R. McKeldin Republican as their principals for the May 4 municipal election after Jackson led a field of three Democrats with 33 892 votes to 27 913 for his rivals McKeldin captured 7 667 with Lavon running unopposed since Jones backed McKeldin Conlon won the Democratic nomination for City Council president over Lieut Col Richard C O Connell by about 4 000 votes Crook defeated Childs for the Democratic nomination in a separate race.

Baltimore Howard W. Jackson Theodore R. McKeldin Jackson McKeldin McKaldin Lavons Jones Harry B. Reutter Thomas E. Conlon Maryland House of Delegates Richard C. O'Connell Conlon O'Connell Howard E. Crook William T. Childs

Nomination totals show Comptroller race lean to Child

The report notes 27,995 votes for Child versus 16,077 for the Comptroller nominee, with Howard Beck as Republican Comptroller candidate opposed and S Robert Levinson listed as Republican council president candidate.

Comptroller's Office Child Howard Beck Comptroller S. Robert Levinson Council

Appointed Constable Ayers Named At-Large Officer

J Henry Ayers was yesterday appointed constable at large by the Board of County Commissioners. He will work out of the office of Magistrate Bostetter.

J. Henry Ayers Board of County Commissioners Bostetter

Townsend Club No 3 Ghost Speaker at Fire Hall

Townsend Club No 3 will meet at the Western Enterprise fire hall on Thursday evening with A. L. Marple of Cumberland as the ghost speaker.

Townsend Club No. 3 Western Enterprise Fire Hall A. L. Marple Cumberland

Home At Benevola Is Wrecked By Blaze

Fire destroyed Elmer Souders home at Benevola and badly damaged Ellis Clever house in Smithsburg area yesterday afternoon. A fodder stack and lumber pile on Mt Etna road burned and a neighboring field in Wilson district caught fire. Firefighters from Boonsboro Funkstown Smithsburg and Maugansville confined most flames to upper floors. origin undetermined and contents loss not yet released.

Elmer Souders Benevola Ellis Clever Smithsburg Mt. Etna Wilson District Souders Boonsboro Funkstown Clover House Mt. Etna Road Maugansville Wil

First US press set up at Cambridge in 1838

The first press in the United States began operation in Cambridge Massachusetts in 1838, marking a milestone in American printing history and the spread of periodical literature.

United States Cambridge, Mass

First printer in the western hemisphere was Giovanni Paoli

Giovanni Paoli, noted as the first printer in the western hemisphere, operated in Mexico City in 1533, marking an early milestone in colonial-era publishing and press history.

Giovanni Paoli Mexico City

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