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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1950

Page

3

Rotarians Hear Scout Jamboree Pictures From Valley Forge

Two Washington County Scouts Roscoe Spielman and Harvey Miller spoke at the Hagerstown Rotary Club meeting about the Valley Forge jamboree. They described transportation food operations swapping of articles and the theme strengthening the arm of liberty. A Rotary stag outing was announced for September 18 at A. K. Coffman’s clubhouse along the Conocochague.

Valley Forge Washington County Hagerstown Miller Arm of Liberty Valley Forge Story Liberty World Brotherhood Joseph W. Byron Boy Scouts of America Byron

Hearings Set On 128 Williamsport Appeals

The State Tax Commission notified the County Commissioners that hearings on 128 Williamsport appeal cases will occur September 20 21 22 and October 4 5. Assessment Supervisor Simon Clopper appealed the county decisions in the 128 cases and letters are being prepared to mail to each property owner involved.

State Tax Commission Willamsport Simon Clopper

St John’s College names new assistant to the president

A. Chesley Wilson Jr., a Baltimore public relations man, has been appointed assistant to the president of St. John’s College in Antapolis. Wilson resigned from Carl Ayoir and Associates to accept the post at his alma mater and will assume the job tomorrow, announced President Richard D. Weigle.

Antapolis A. Chesley Wilson, Jr Baltimore St. John’s College Wilson Carl Ayoir

Death of Glascock, Mt Rainier Councilman

Chauncey De Pew Glascock, 55, former Mt. Rainier councilman, died yesterday. The report mentions his role as a railroad engineer and references the Federal Bureau of Spital. The article also oddly notes watermelon seeds and plywood cars in a drifting, imperfect passage.

Glascock

Dove Season Opened Friday Across Maryland Counties

The 1950 county hunting licenses total 168 sold by the Clerk of the Court. The Hunters' Guide detailing seasons and bag limits has arrived and costs 20 dollars. Open dove season runs September 1 to 30, with other seasons listed through December. the county license is 1.25 and statewide tag 5.25. Additional license agencies exist in the county.

Maryland Ceresteg Coun-Iat Brown

BC Nerve Headache Relief Ad Promises Fast Comfort

An advertisement touts BC tablets and powder for quick relief from headaches neuralgic pains and minor muscular aches. It claims a blend of several popular pain relievers working together for greater effectiveness than single ingredients. The ad notes the same formula in tablet and powder form with two tablets equaling one powder and lists 10¢ and 25¢ prices.

Pope Pius XII Hosts Large General Audience

Vatican City August 30 Pope Pius XII held a general audience before about 80,008 pilgrims, among the largest gatherings of the Holy Year. The audience drew a broad crowd, reflecting strong participation in the papal program.

Vatican City Pius XII

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