Big Demand For Balding Lots Continued From Page 1
Real estate transfers listed include Howard street parcels on the south side sold for 600 dollars to Ralph M. Barnes and wife from John W. Barnes and wife. Other deeds show various lots traded on W Washington street, Hancock and North Cleveland avenue with prices ranging from 350 to 38000 dollars. The Tonoloway Rod and Gun Club receives a 3000 dollar tract, and several properties near Leitersburg and Fountain Beach Heights are exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Street
John W. Barnes
Ralph M. Barnes
Washington Street
Edgar S. Darner
West
Roy M. Daniels
Hannahh. Daniels
Henry B. Golden
Lot. Hancock
Edwin Erickson
Addia N. Loveless
Cleveland Avenue
Sylvester G. Pittman
Hancock
Florence L. McCusker
Tonoloway Rod and Gun Club, Inc
Bancock
Paul. Fry
John C. Prior
Highfield
John M. Golton
Harry M. Rohrer
Parkroad
Brookline Avenue
Aaron V. Hoffmen
Edwin Y. Erickson
Atra Farm
Leitersburg
Paul A. Camp
Chasa Witmer
Fountain Beach Heights
William R. Gladhill
G. White
Salem Avenue
Arthur Ri.Alter
Robert B. Alter
Edwert Biecker
John L. Biecker
William H Biecker
Modern Builders, Inc
Hagerstown
Elizabeth Avenue
Rexford B. Hurtle
Howard RK
Thompson
Chewsville
Kenneth Eddy
Floyd J. Shoemaker
J. Elvin Unger
Ira W. Bowers
Mulberry Street
Creston H. Bond
Joseph E.moser
Faul HH. Moser
Hagerstown-Boonsboro
John W. R. Miner
David W. Milburn
James Forcino
West Side
Spruce Street
Robert F. Forkner
East Side
Clearview Road
Donald B. Near
Benjamin M. Smith
Pam R. Cook
E. Purdham
Thomas Addition
R. Lee Fraser
Jack H. Ward
Virginia Avenue
Ellsworth R. Roulette
Earl W. Mackley
Grace I. Cordell
Clarence R. Cordell
Harry H. Shockey
Lot
Improvement Company
Mary A. Norris
Phillip E. Bishop
Card of Thanks for Clyde F. Warner Anniversary
In memory of Clyde F. Warner who departed this earth one year ago today August tenth, 1945. His family recalls his kindness and presence in our lives and asks friends to remember him with prayer and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena M. Wilhelm
Warner
Clyde F. Warner
Property transfers list from Hagerstown area lands and parcels
Numerous deeds record transfers of parcels and lots across Hagerstown and surrounding towns including Benevola Sharpsburg Funkstown and Leitersburg. Buyers include Bricker Biecker Unger Moser Milburn Hartman and Hartle among others with varied dollar amounts and descriptions of parcels and streets.
Last Gamblers Leave Ship Friday
The last of 200 marooned gamblers left the floating casino Bunker Hill as owner Tony Comero Stralla sought court relief to resist shutdown orders. He and four aides surrendered on antis gambling charges, while co defendant George Garvin claimed authorities blocked evidence. A District Court hearing set for tomorrow aims to restore operations before the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Bunker Hill
California
Tony
George Garvin
William C. Mathes
Six Killed When Bombers Collide at Fairground Airshow
A midair collision at a Great Falls airshow killed six people and caused a barn fire that destroyed seventeen horses with two more fatally injured. Civilians and Army personnel aided firefighting and recovery as one aircraft struck the horse barn while another veered away. A civilian body was later linked to Rexburg, Idaho, and the planes were based at Lake Charles Army base under Col. Wilson R. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Great Falls
Lake Charles
West Held on $3000 Bond After Habeas Corpus Hearing
Ronald J. West, 31, of this city, charged with assault with intent to rape a 20-year-old West End girl, was granted a writ of habeas corpus by Associate Judge Walter C. Capper in Allegany Circuit Court. Bond set at 3000, he will join the November Grand Jury and was returned to Washington County Jail. release bond expected today. He previously waived a preliminary hearing before a magistrate prior to the habeas corpus hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald J. West
West
Two Vacancies In U. M. Faculty
A Maryland medical faculty committee seeks two replacements after Maj. Gen. Robert A. Patterson withdrew. Acting dean is Dr. H Boyd Wylie and Harold A Sayles serves as hospital superintendent while President H C Byrd comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
University of Maryland
Robert A. Patterson
Medical School
University Hospital
H. Boyd Wylie
Harold A. Sayles
H. C. Byrd
Jerusalem Tightens as Security Measures Escalate
Aug 10 Jerusalem reports a tense nervous city as new security rules take effect. British troops and Palestine police conduct house to house searches in a southwestern Jewish enclave, arresting five without finding arms. A requisitioned hotel housing government offices is evacuated after a threat call, mirroring July 22 attack near King David Hotel. Police evacuated Airways office nearby as a precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Palestine
Sububs
Public Works Land Office
British Overseas Airways Office
King David Hotel
Airways
Cairo
Selling Dynamite For Penny A Stick
Portland police broke up a juvenile ring selling dynamite for a penny a stick and warned parents that some may have been stored in homes. Patrolman Shinn tracked the case after a 11 year old boy was found with six sticks paid for six cents, leading to a rock quarry cache where teenagers had hidden the explosives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Earl Shinn
May Increase Milk With Atomic Energy
Coltege Park Maryland August 9 Dr Mark Graubard of the Agriculture Department told 44H Clubbers that the University of Maryland plans atomic experiments to raise milk production and fat content. He described using radioactive phosphorus tracers, by products in atomic bomb making, supplied by the Army's Manhattan Project, to be included in dairy cattle diets at the university farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coltege Park
Mark Graubard
Department of Agriculture
University of Maryland
Army
Manhattan Project
County Farmers Rush to Join Government Potato Purchase Plan
County farmers show strong interest in the federal government potato purchase program. County Agent Mark Miller said at least five carloads have been shipped locally, with others planning to participate. Shipping delays stem from limited facilities and refrigeration allocations under federal rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Miller
United States Department of Agriculture
Miller
Marines Ambushed Again Near Anping in North China
Marines were ambushed as guards in the caboose returned fire, then rescued by an 80-man patrol. Air reconnaissance showed four coal cars demolished and about 30 feet of track destroyed. Officials warned of further Communist attacks as leaders claimed the July 29 clash marked a broader effort to drive Marines from China. Major General Keller E. Rockey denied that Central Government troops accompanied the convoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caboose
Anping
United States
China
Keller E. Rockey
Press Wireless Strike Continues Across Several Cities
The CIO American Communications Association strike against Press Writers Inc. remains stalemated after a meeting failed to reach a settlement. About 300 radio operators teleprinter operators and radio engineers walked out last Wednesday in protest of layoffs. Workers left offices in New York Hicksville Baldwin New York and San Francisco. A union spokesman postponed an embargo on overseas newspaper dispatches until Monday and will discuss it at union meetings in New York and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CIO American Communications Association
Press Writers, Inc
CIO
Hicksville
Baldwin
San Francisco
Amputee Card Program Expands at Hagerstown Office
Veterans Affairs announces new prosthetic service cards allowing amputee veterans to receive up to 35 dollars in limb repairs without prior VA authorization. Veterans present their card at any limb shop, sign the invoice, and the bill is billed to the Baltimore Regional VA office. Applications are taken at the Hagerstown subregional office in City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Veterans Administration
Baltimore
City Hall
Hagtown
Largest Harvest In History Predicted
Washington reports the Agriculture Department forecasts the largest harvest in U.S. history, with crops of corn, wheat, tobacco, peaches, plums and other items at record or near record levels. If current trends hold, output could reach 27 percent above the 1923-33 average and six percent above last year. Some drought areas and late-season quality declines noted in the Great Lakes region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Great Lakes
Republicans Train Guns On Axtell In Missouri Race
Washington reports Republicans unite to block Enos Axtell in Missouri Fifth District congressional contest. President Truman endorsed Axtell after a primary win over Roger C. Slaughter, while GOP leaders promise intensified support for Albert L. Reeves Jr. in a marginal district race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Enos A. Axtell
Missouri
Albert L. Reeves, Jr
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Missing serviceman blamed on electrical storms in Salisbury
A 23 year old discharged serviceman William Dickerson of Snow Hill vanished Tuesday evening as a thunderstorm swept the district. His mother reports amnesia spells tied to storms and police in eight states have been alerted to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
William Dickerson
Snow Hill
Albania’s UN bid and parley impasse at peace talks
At the wartime peace conference Albania’s UN membership request is under committee review as Albania press advances provoke debate. Delegates from Czechoslovakia and Britain dispute its status while Yugoslavia’s proposal seeks regional inclusion. Delegates hope to move from procedural fights to drafting peace treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josef Korbel
Albania
Mediterranean
Tsaldaris
Poland
Britain
Afng
Cuba
Egypt
Mexico
A. V. Alexander
United Nations
New York
Limits on GI job training pay cut few veterans
Veterans in the area largely remain at or below the new pay ceilings of 175 dollars for singles and 200 dollars for married, with a few exceptions. The change aims to curb abuses in the job-training program by tightening supervision and allowing reimbursement of state and local agencies for oversight costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer N. Bradley
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Ady
Memoriam
Binter
Motine Rubber Tire
Wakenight Motor Co., Inc
Franklin &T
The
Bon Ton
Tesry Mturniture Signature
Mentee Incorporated Seas
KAY Jewelry CO
W. Wash. ST
Easy Credit
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
N. J
Eleanor Kramer
Lebanon
Wellsboro
Benevola
William R. Bender
Calvert K. Hartle
Dam
Earl D. Pike
Sharpsburg
Fred D. Renner
Lewis T. Dubel
Funkstown
Irene J. Greenwell
Florence ER. Hirch
Cormer Rose Hill Avenue
First Street
Oscar J. Slorgan
Clyde J. Huntzberry
Mary B. Hartman
Harold Ri Schleigh
East
McDowell Avenue
Charles B. Ridenoar
Leitersbarz
Russell
Bowers End
D. Reymond Snivreiy
Boongbore
H.L. Mills
W. Gacy
U. of M
Pollyanna
Bride
Divine
Father Divine
Edna Rose Ritchings
Vancouver
B. C
Angels
Newark
N.J
U. S
Alma Perron
England
Detroit
Laurance Perron
Gov’t
Municipal
Peter Buys
Geo. H. Buys
City Park
Part
Gomez
Ketelbey Friedeman
Press Wireless, Inc
Cushwa
Jane
Jane Russell
America
American Health Society
Axtell
Molotov
Milly
Nicodemus National Bank
Hagerstown, Maryland
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