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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1945

Page

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Vast Heart Of Philippines Now Is Liberated

Report describes Allied advances across Mindanao Cotabato Davao and Lake Lanao regions aided by 23rd Air Force. Cebu reports claim Japanese collapse under American flank rear blows with thousands reported dead and captured equipment. North Luzon near Baguio sees U S forces on highways. health note mentions cancer deaths in youths under 29.

Cotabato-Davao Mamuansan Davao Malabang U. 58 Lake Lanao Cotabeto Mindango River

WAVES Train Men At Guard School in Shellon Va

A Navy WAVES enlistment push may place women as instructors at the Armed Guard School in Shellon Virginia. Chief Jack Millard says WAVES train crews and men in antiaircraft gunnery, operate simulators, and conduct gunner periods. Additional WAVES roles include clerks, chauffeurs, postal clerks, operators, storekeepers, yeomen and hospital corpsmen. Apply at the local Navy Recruiting station for women aged 20 to 36 with two years of school.

Armed Guard School Shellon Jack Millard Royal Navy City Hall Yein Navy Millard

Real estate transfers total $110000 across multiple Maryland parcels

Realty sales totaling 110000 are recorded for properties in Head Heights Cumberland Street Clearspring Cavetown Bridgeport and surrounding districts. Transfers include John H Bloyer to Maurice Hoffman Linda B Huber and Lillian Perrett to Clarence Easterday with 10500, Hagerstown Ice Company to Potomac Edison 35000, and several other parcels ranging from 2100 to 4100 dollars across Indian Springs Rohrersville and Elizabeth Street areas. Mount Morrison Formosa noted as a high point in Japan.

Head Heights John H. Bloyer Maurice K. Hoffman Cumberland Street Clearspring Linda B. Huber Lillian A. Perrett Clarence E. Easterday Cavetown Pike Bridgeport Hagerstown Ice Company Potomac Edison Co West Lee Bord J. Michael Arthur L. Dayhoff Indian Springs Guy M. Grove John J. Norman Jefferson Street Mulberry Cannon Albert B. Young Calvin E. Young North Mulberry Clarence D. Gordon Edgar L. Younkins Gapland Laura Fouch John H. Harrison Rohrersville Solomon A. Keefer Boyd J. Michael Theodore H. Porter Luther McLucas Elizabeth Street

Okinawa Battle Grows Brutal In Latest Push

Guam April 24 The Okinawa battle ups the fury as American forces press deep against Japanese defense in a costly second day. Adm Nimitz reports naval losses up to April 18 include 15 ships sunk and 2,569 planes, with enemy casualties over 9,100 and American losses near 7,900 through April 4. The fighting intensifies after a stalemate on the southern front.

Guam Okinawa Iwo Jima Adm Chester W. Nimitz Japan Nimitz

Mummified Body Case Unfolding in Pittsburgh Area

In Wilkinsburg and Washington a long mystery unfolds about Mary B Woodward who kept her mother’s mummified body at home for 32 years. Funeral director Edgar Eaton recounted how the body and a cat visited a St Louis funeral home daily for comfort amid burial funding woes. The health board ordered removal or burial. a planned shipment to Washington followed. Also note Pte Edwin L Clark wounded in Germany February 25, email indicates his mother Rhoda Moore of Summit Avenue.

Wilkinsburg Mary B. Woodward Washington Edgar E. Eaton Eaton Germany Edwin L. Clark Rhoda Moore Summit Avenue Pic. Clark First Army

Depot to close. Letterkenny Ordnance Depot to cut staff

The Letterkenny Ordnance Depot at Chambersburg will be among the last Army Service Forces elements to reduce personnel in this war. Army officials have advised the depot employees of the impending cuts.

Letterkenny Chambersburg Army Service Forces Army

Quiet Boom For Sen George Treasury Secretary Post

Washington April 21 A quiet push grows for Senator Walter F George to be named Secretary of the Treasury if Henry Morgenthau Jr leaves the cabinet Friends of George say they urged President Truman to pick the Georgia Democrat Morgenthau may step aside after the 7th War Loan The move would signal potential cabinet changes though Truman has asked old cabinet members to stay on Morgenthau long served as treasury chief faced tense tax talks with Congress

Washington Walter F. George D-Ga Treasury Truman Henry Morgenthau, Jr Roosevelt Morgenthau Capitol Hill Congress

Dedicate Forest To Servicemen Ceremony Honors Veterans

Hagerstown residents gathered for a Dedicate Forest To Servicemen event. Lt Elmer L Myers a recent escapee from a German prison camp returned home and was introduced. Fairchild Aircraft planes dropped hemlock seed as 4 H Club members plan to plant about 75 more trees with officials from state and county agencies present.

Hagerstown Elmer L. Myers Fairchild Aircraft James A. Wales, Jr Donald Frush Big Pool Wales Raymond Snively League of Maryland Sportsmen J. Frank Hiliott

Metal Statues Intrigue Found In Mountain Farm

Henry Doornberger, a city blacksmith, found two small metal statues while mushroom hunting in the mountains. Each two foot tall figure depicts a soldier with a dragon helm and sword. One arm is missing and each has four bullet holes. Doornberger bought them from an elderly landowner.

Henry Doornberger Doornberger

Refugee Liner Pretoria Sinks After Mine Hit Near Oresund

The 17,000 ton Pretoria of German East Africa Lines carrying refugees struck a mine south of Oresund and sank within minutes, while the Potsdam arrived in Copenhagen with other evacuees.

Malmoe Sweden Pretoria Copenhagen Oresund Denmark Potsdam

Maryland reports $32 million in state treasury on hand

Maryland Comptroller General J Millard Tawes said March 31 1945 cash on hand totaled 32 373 660 a rise from 27 955 516 a year earlier Receipts for the month reached 9 867 738 versus 8 707 192 last year and the state debt stood at 26 193 000 Seven revenue sources showed gains in the period July 1 1944 to March 31 1945 with maps of increases in real and personal property taxes alcoholic beverages gasoline taxes income taxes inheritance taxes the Maryland Racing Commission and state insurance department General funds surplus was listed at 8 961 000.

Annapolis Maryland J. Millard Tawes Maryland Racing Commission State Insurance Department General Funds

Sharpsburg Letter Recaps Local Society Activities

April 17 notes from Sharpsburg outline the 54th Women’s Missionary Society convention in Hagerstown at Trinity Lutheran, with attendees from Lovettsville and area. It lists birthdays, hospital admission for Vincent Ravyski, Bible class meetings, sick lists, PTA events, and residents visiting relatives in Baltimore and Washington.

Sharpsburg Wm. A. Wade Beatty Lovettsville Hubert Stine Albert Kerlin Allen Fpoffenberger Etna Harley Women’s Missionary Society of the Western Conference Synod of Maryland Trinity Lutheran Church, Hagerstown Archie Baker Washington Henry Poffenberger Alex Poffenberger Joseph Neikirk Roxanna Lewis Mose Donna Marie Chas. Bender Jimmy Honaker Jane Honaker Elizabeth Billy Poffenberger Abbie Jean Kline Vincent Ravyski Washington County Hospital Trinity Lutheran Grove Churchey Edith Hess Emma Poffenberger W. F. Peyton Lillian Alta Mae J. C. Poffenberger Carrie Hetzel J. C. Callahan Aggis Mose Chas. Grove Ida Dorsey Susan DeLauney Alen Foffenberger Chas Swain Richard Knepper Wyand Rohrer Edna Earley Patsy Moser Atlee Atin Remshburg Clara Chapman J. Fred Mose PTA Louise Hebb Haperstown Newton D. Baker Hospital Sharpsburg Pta van Lipnard June Rockville New York C. R. Cox E. P. Earley Ruth Lumm Keefanger Baltimore Chas. Snavely Cora Snavely Warren Adams Clifford Churchey

Local Gossip Notes from Western Maryland College Circle

Mercy Hospital Baltimore hosts patient Allen E Poffenberger. Western Maryland College is linked to visits by Allen Poffenberger and Ralph Earley families from Hagerstown. Seaman Bobby Howeril returns home from the South Pacific for five days. Women's Guild Reform Church plans an evening at Effie Long’s home with Genevieve Poffenberger and Alien Wilson hostesses and Anna Mary Weller leading the program. Ralph Hammond buys the R ef P Hall from Fred Mose. P G Nutting and Washington guests stay with the Stouffer family. Hopkin Gibson from Frederick visits. Allen Wilson, recently reassigned from Aberdeen, is now in Washington State. Rudolph Eavey of Baltimore noted.

Mercy Hospital Baltimore Allen E .Poffenberger Western Maryland College Ralph Earley B. S. Hoffman Hagerstown Allen Poffenberger Seaman Robert Bobby) Howeril South Pacific Women's Guild of the Reformed Church Effie Long Gene Vieve Pofferberger Alien Wilson Anna Mary Weller Ralph Hammond Fred Mose P. G. Nutting Washington Stouffer Home Hopkin Gibson Frederick Allen Wilson Aberdeen

Czech Agreement Sought With Czechoslovakia

Washington diplomats pressed on April 21 to finalize a civil affairs pact with Czechoslovakia, the first country liberated by both Russian and western Allied troops. The accord would outline Allied control of civil affairs in active military zones, a move previously pursued with Russia and echoed in Belgium and the Netherlands.

Washington Czechoslovakia Red Army Russia U.S Britain London Belgium Netherlands Western Europe

Longs Celebrate 21st Wedding Anniversary in Weekend Gathering

Mr and Mrs Chas B Long observed their 21st wedding anniversary on Sunday with guests from Greencastle Pennsylvania and Hagerstown plus a separate note that the Barnharts marked their 23rd anniversary. Tech Sgt and Mrs Chas R Smith of Fort Belvoir spent the weekend with the Benders. Mrs Spong and Dickey Poffenberger were patients at Washington County Hospital.

Chas. B. Long Howard Barnhart Greencastle Blanche Schwinger Vera Starlin Hagerstown Barnharts Tech Chas. R. Smith Fort Belvoir Chas. Bender Thomas Spong Washington County Hospital Dickey Poffenberger Cecil Poffenberger

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