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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1944

Page

7

Few Employers Seek Labor Priority Under WMC

Brewer L Stouffer reports few employers in the city and county have applied for labor priority ratings under the WMC program. Forms were mailed to all employers but only a comparatively few firms applied. This slows filling orders as demands through the U S Employment Service cannot be met as quickly without the rating.

WMC U. S. Employment Service Office Brewer L. Stouffer Hagerstown Area WMC Committee Stouffer U. S

Routine Matters Before Council Reorganizes Water Office

The Water Board urged the mayor and council to remove counter duties from Water Department Superintendent Albert Heard to focus on technical supervision and to appoint Helen Lyon as a full-time department employee. No action taken. Other items include fire coverage for city hall, airport floodlight excavation contract, sewer extension, wage and pension inquiries referred to street commissioners, and new street lights with a reflecting sign at Washington avenues.

Water Department Board of Water Commissioners Albert Heard Water Board Helen Lyon Richard H. Sweeney Hagerstown Bester-Long Pennsylvania Railway Central Chemical Company Board of Street Commissioners Nottingham Road West Washington Street Mont Valla Avenue Water Street Washington Avenue

CIO Designated as Bargaining Agent for Colonial Wood Co

The National Labor Relations Board announced that Local 472 of the United Furniture Workers (CIO) has been designated the collective bargaining agent for the employees of Colonial Hardwood Flooring Co. in Hagerstown Maryland. About 34 of 29 eligible voters favored the union.

Washington United Furniture Workers of America CIO Colonial Hardwood Flooring Co., Inc Hagerstown National Labor Relations Board Furniture Workers Union

Sgt Semler Receives Distinguished Flying Cross in England

Staff Sergeant Robert L. Semler 31, of Hagerstown Maryland, a ball turret gunner on a Flying Fortress, has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for extraordinary achievement over Germany and occupied Europe during thirty heavy bombardment missions. He is cited by group commander Col George L. Robinson. Semler was a sheet metal worker before joining the RAF, and his wife Pauline lives in Hagerstown.

AAF England Robert L. Semler L. E. Semler West Wilson Boulevard Hagerstown George L. Robinson Los Angeles Calif Semler Germany Europe RAF Sgt Victor Products Corp Pauline Francis Semler Mirginia Avenue

Flood Protection Officials Chosen for Potomac Areas

Rep Randolph announces chairmen of committees for three Potomac River flood protection regions spanning West Virginia Virginia and Maryland. The groups will coordinate federal and local efforts to reduce flood danger and protect lives and property. Randolph says past floods caused tremendous damage and this program is a first.

Washington Randolph D-Wva Potomac River West Virginia Virginia Maryland Army Engineers

Colonel Starling Dies In Hospital

Col Edward W Starling 69 longtime White House detail head died at St Luke's Hospital after pneumonia treatment since July 14 He protected five Presidents including Wilson Roosevelt Harding Coolidge and Hoover over 23 years with no assassination attempt He and his wife lived in Miami Beach Florida after retirement and he handled about 50 crank letters daily.

New G York Edmund W. Starling White House U.S Secret Service St. Luke’s Hospital Col. Starling Washington Miami Beach Fla Starling Woodrow Wilson Franklin D. Roosevelt Warren G. Harding Calvin Coolidge Herbert Hoover

GOP Chairman Sees Party More United

In St Louis governors finalized parts of a 14 point program as National Chairman Herbert Brownell Jr. hailed a more united party. The talks centered on federal state balance and the Dewey administration’s perceived tightening of federal reins, with efforts to complete the plan expected to continue.

ST. Louis Herbert Brownell, Jr Thomas E. Dewey Brownell

Dies Takes Rap At CIO Group

Dies asserts the CIO Political Action Committee faces House action if the Justice Department does not file election law violation charges within 30 days. He claims officials aided the group while Attorney General Biddle had previously found no law violations.

Washington Rep. Dies D-Tex Justice Department CIO Biddle Congress

Turkish Assembly Requires Frock Coats and Top Hats

In the Turkish National Assembly the dress code mandates frock coats for members while the president is required to wear dress clothes and a top hat, reflecting formal, period-appropriate attire guidelines for official proceedings.

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