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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1947

Page

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Stickell's Will Double Output and Milling Expansion

The Stickell firm operates a large milling complex built in 1883 with a fire and rebuild history. It now focuses on scientifically blended livestock feeds and grain milling in transit, serving markets across Maryland and nearby states.

Middle Western Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania Delaware New York New Hagland States D. A. Stickel Stickell

East Firm Taps J C Fulde Longtime Vice President

The article notes J C Fulde has been with the East firm since 1925 and serves as vice president, highlighting his long tenure and leadership role within the organization.

Maryland DeMolay Conclave Expected 500 Attend Here

About 500 members are expected to attend the Maryland State DeMolay Conclave in Hagerstown on Sunday and Monday. The event is sponsored by the Hagerstown chapter with Ithiel chapter Royal Arch Masons backing the local DeMolay. Activities include swimming bowling softball and tennis with a two day program ending in the Armory dance.

Maryland District of Columbia Hagerstowh Order of DeMolay Ithiel Royal Arch Masons DeMolay

Youth Killed By Lightning

A fatal lightning strike killed Nancy Zeberlein ten, and another child was killed earlier as storms drenched the area. The report details power outages in Cearfoss and Maugansville, heavy rainfall in Frostburg and Keedysville, and damage from winds and lightning across Maryland towns. Funeral plans and survivor details are listed for the first victim.

Donald Philip Max R. Snodderly W. S. Green R. M. Jeffrey Rose Hill Cemetery Potomac Edison Company Cearfoss Maugansvile Chewsville D. Paul Oswald Hagerstown Edgemont Williamsport Keedysville J. A. Miller Smithsburg Hancock Nancy Zeberlein Essex Nancy Baltimore North Point Road Westernport McCoole Cumberland Frostburg

Mayor Considers 750000 Loan for City Light Expansion

Mayor Richard Sweeney told the City Council he may seek state legislative permission to borrow 750000 to help finance the ten year Municipal Light Plant expansion project costing 1400000. Councilman Claude Potterfield argued the city could fund the program without borrowing. The article also notes a stray line about fish fins.

Richard Sweeney Sweeney Baltimore Counchlman Claude Potterfield

Argentina Ranks Second in South America by Area

Argentina is the second largest country in South America with an area surpassing one million square miles. It remains a leading nation on the continent in territorial size and geographic scope.

Argentina

Tsaldaris Says He Will Form New Greek Cabinet

Premier designate Constantin Tsaldaris announced after talks with U S Ambassador Lincoln MacVeagh that he plans to organize a new Greek cabinet of his choosing. He met with King Paul to report progress as Greece seeks a solution after Prime Minister Demetrios resigned.

Athens Constantin Tsaldaris U. S Lincoln MacVeagh Tsaldaris Paul Greece Maximos Demetrios Themistakles Sophoutlis Jacob MacVeagh

Steel Leaders Criticize Price Spiral and Inflation

The article quotes Downey and Hatch warning that high prices threaten American consumers. They predict inventory buildup, production shutdowns, and deflation unless business labor and the public unite to fight inflation with sacrifices. Hatch notes buyers face added costs on used cars and condemns dealers who profit.

Downey Hatch Congress

Veteran Chavez Faces Skull Nail Operation Plan

Virgil Chavez, 37, at Fort Logan Veterans Hospital awaits a surgeon’s decision on removing a nail driven into his skull during Japanese imprisonment after Bataan. If surgery proceeds, expected within ten days. Chavez and his wife Idabel of Cerro, New Mexico, anticipate a November child.

Denver Virgil Chavez Fort Logan Veterans Hospital Chaves Bataan Chavez Idabel Cerro N. M

Back From Denmark Johnson Elected Baptist World Leader

Newly elected president of the Baptist World Alliance Dr C Oxcar Johnson of St. Louis Missouri is pictured arriving at LaGuardia Field from Copenhagen Denmark after returning from a trip.

The Baptist World Alliance Dr. C. Oxcar Johnson St. Louis LaGuardia Pbield Copenhagen

Danish Baptist Convention Holds Annual Meeting

In Denmark the Baptist organization conducted its annual convention. Dr Johnson serves as vice president of the Southern Baptist convention.

Denmark Baptist Organization Dr. Johnson Southern Bartiet Convention

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