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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1944

Page

3

Robots Blitz South England Dawn Bombardment

London reports its heaviest dawn barrage of flying bombs as Allied forces push toward Pas-de-Calais. Rockets and anti aircraft fire darken the coast while bombs strike towns and tenements. Casualties rise and relief services open in affected districts with Red Cross aid from the United States.

London England Pas-de-Calais Seine Women’s Volunteer Service Red Cross United States

Carbaugh Held on Larceny Charge

John Red Carbaugh, 33, of Madison Avenue, was arrested on a warrant by Detective Wayne Sellman for larceny of $40 worth of tools from Paul C. Forrest on August 21. The tools included saws, chisels, braces, and bits. A companion is believed to have disposed of the items. hearings are set for tomorrow.

John Red) Carbaugh Madison Avenue Wayne Sellman Paul C. Forrest Carbaugh

Watermelons and Canteloupes at Sharpsburg Pike Stand

Local ad notes sale of watermelons and fancy cantaloupes with home cured meats of all kinds. Located three miles south on Sharpsburg Pike. Contact W. G. Turner for details.

Sharpsburg Pike W. G. Turner

Deaths of Howard Brown and Joseph Wibberly in local notices

Two local obituary notices report the deaths of Howard Dewey Brown at age 46 in Smithsburg and Joseph Wibberly at age 81 on Maryland Avenue. Brown was a member of the Hagerstown Lodge of Elks. his service schedule spans Hoover Funeral Home and Everett Pennsylvania with viewings Wednesday and services Thursday and Friday. Wibberly, born in England and long-time Norfolk and Western employee, leaves a large family and is noted with church and relief society memberships. Suter Funeral Home will issue further announcements.

Howard Dewey Brown Smithsburg Hagerstown Edward J. Robinson Everett Hoover Funeral Home Joseph Wibberly Maryland Avenue England Mr. Wibberly Norfolk and Western Railroad St. John's Episcopal Church N. and W. Relief Department Mary Sophia Thomas This City Fannie Yountz Harrisburg Leonard Hubert B California Esther Vetter Clearspring Harold E Bridgeport Jesse Shank Fern Springer Suter Funeral Home

Thanks for kindness during illness and death of father

We wish to thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown during illness and death of our father Frederick Henson for flowers and use of cars Adv by His Children

Frederick Henson

Lend Lease Should Continue Until Germany Japan Surrender

President Roosevelt urged Congress to sustain lend lease until unconditional surrender of Germany and Japan. The quarterly report shows aid through June 30 at 28.27 billion and stresses unity to speed victory. The act has been extended to June 30, 1945, with ongoing debate on further extension if Germany falls.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Japan Germany United Nations Berlin Tokyo National Association of Manufacturers Lend-Lease State Department

New Fruit and Vegetable Prices Announced by OPA

The Office of Price Administration set fruit and vegetable ceiling prices for Hagerstown and a 12 mile radius starting Thursday August 24. Prices cover bananas cabbage cantaloupes carrots cucumbers honeyballs honeydews onions peaches pears peas plums watermelons potatoes lettuce grapefruit lemons oranges and more with weight based pricing and in-store weighing required.

Office of Price Administration Hagerstown Washington State

Cornwall's Tin Roots Among World's Earliest Sources

Cornwall in England stood as an early global source of tin, shaping ancient trade networks and metalworking across civilizations. The historic mining region contributed significantly to Bronze Age and later metal industries, evidencing long established mining expertise and regional geology.

Cornwall England

Haydrying Equipment Available To Farmers

Farmers may apply now to the county office of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration for a recommendation to buy hay drying equipment which is being manufactured for farm use. The county AAA office said it would refer such recommendations to the War Production Board which will issue authorizations for purchase. The engineering staff of the State Extension Service should be consulted in preparation of specifications.

County Office The Agricultural Adjustment Administration County Aaa War Production Board State Extension Service

Dry Kindling and Lumber at Burgess Address

Dry kindling wood and lumber for sale with poles listed. Burgess at 217 South Potomac Street provides contact via phone 1129 for orders and delivery in the local area.

Burgess S. Potomac St Potomac Street

FDR and Churchill May Attend Paris Victory Parade

The London Daily Herald reports plans for President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill to join the Allied parade under the Arc de Triomphe in Paris if feasible. French troops lead the march with General Charles de Gaulle likely honored, as newsreel crews prepare in France and bands rehearse. The Daily Mail notes a potential Roosevelt Churchill conference on French soil within weeks.

London London Daily Herald Roosevelt Churchill Paris Charles de Gaulle The Daily Herald France Daily Mail

Bomber Crashes Into School in Small Village

Eyewitness accounts describe a low flying bomber crashing into a school and nearby snack bar, causing a massive fire and heavy casualties. Fire brigades from nearby districts fought the blaze as villagers recount a battlefield scene. Authorities fear a high death toll among children and adults trapped in the ruins.

More Soldier Ballots Sent In Frederick County

The Board of Election Supervisors mailed about 235 more absentee or soldier ballots, bringing the total to 705. Registrations will be checked across Leitersburg Cascade Chewsville Funkstown Williamsport, with September 23 the final county registration day for the November presidential election.

Board of Election Supervisors Leitersburg Cascade Chewsville Funkstown Williamsport

Petain Reported As Virtual Prisoner By Nazis

London reports say Marshal Henri Petain the 88 year old chief of state of the Vichy regime was snatched from Vichy by Gestapo agents and taken to Belfort held as a prisoner along with other government members Laval is also said to be held as a prisoner at Belfort near Basel Switzerland and near Germany warning of a new puppet government move.

London Marshal Petain Belfort Gestapo Vichy Petain Pierre Laval Laval Basel Switzerland Germany

News of Our Men and Women in Uniform

The Daily Mail publishes letters and notices from service members and updates on their statuses. Glen Boone thanks friends in Hagerstown during furlough and mentions combat fatigue and sunburn. Other items include F/O Lewis Urban Green Jr. earning his wings and heading to Smyrna Army Air Field for B-24 training, and address changes for several service members including Cpl. John C. Smith and others.

The Daily Mail Tech Glen Boone Hagerstown Lewis Urban Green, Jr Guilford Avenue Smyrna Army Air Field Tenn Aafp Training Command F/O Green Lewis A. Green Hagerstown High School

Exams For CAP Members At Hagerstown Martinsburg Flight School

CAP members and those in ground courses may take radio-telephone license exams at the Municipal Airport Flight School dormitory. Commander Lee G. Snyder says exams are for CAP members and students in ground courses. Regular CAP meetings are suspended until after Labor Day, next set for September 7 at Hagerstown high. Boys ages 16 and 17 can ride in army plane model 7 2M at the airport. obtain a waiver at WAC recruiting and present it Sundays at 3 30 p.m. or by appointment.

Civil Air Patrols Hagerstown Martinsburg CAP Lee G. Snyder Snyder Hagerstown High School WAC

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