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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1943

Page

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Christmas Tree Plans Discussed in Washington County

County Agent Mark Miller urged Washington County farmers to consider growing Christmas trees as a potential new industry. He noted pine tops from timber cut for pulp could supply decorative trees and warned that establishing such crops requires years, not months, but volunteer pines already present could become salable with time and favorable costs.

Maryland Mark Miller Washington County Miller

Farmer Eyes Home Grown Christmas Trees for Hagerstown Sale

A farmer has many trees mature for cutting and talks with a Hagerstown merchant who handles a substantial Christmas tree trade about selling home grown trees in Hagerstown.

Hagerstown

Increase Noted In Bond Redemptions

War bonds are being redeemed at higher rates at the local post office as Christmas approaches. Officials report a clear uptick in the past month with many bonds redeemed within sixty days of issue. They warn that early redemption adds clerical costs and advise buyers to hold bonds longer.

Governor Praises Maryland Farmers Progress in Soil Conservation

Governor O Conor praised Maryland farmers for remarkable soil conservation progress at the Gunpowder Falls Deer Creek conservation district meeting in Jarrettsville. H H Bennett of the Soil Conservation Service cited that ten percent of US farmland is now farmed with modern conservation methods, yielding about 20 percent more per acre.

Jarrettsville O'Conor Maryland H. H. Bennett U. S. Soil Conservation Service Gunpowder Falls Deer Creek Conservation District Bennett

Draftees Named By Board No 1 Continues List

Draft Board No 1 lists accepted draftees for Navy Marines Army across towns including North Jonathan West Bethel Martinsburg Washington and Frederick with names such as Edgar Racher Carl Springer Lloyd Veiott John May Spencer Lindsay and others. Draft Board No 2 follows with county men accepted for induction headed by Samuel Miller Gardner Giffin Carl Spessard Kenneth Rhodes and many others across Williamsport Hagerstown Boonsboro and Smithsburg.

North Jonathan Rudolph B. Keyes West Bethel Thomas E. Adams Martinsburg W. Va Robert Whitehead Washington, D. C Navy Edgar C. Racher, Jr West Wilson Carl R. Springer Summit Lloyd H. Veiott Oak Hill John C. May Boonshore Spencer G. Lindsay Hagerstown William EB. Jacobs Salem Robert B. Gills West Washington Frederick T. Hose, Jr Jefferson Paul E. Poe Fast Franklin Russell L. Long Ridge Joseph P. Rowe Chestnut John F. Cooper Walter R. Sheffler East Antietam Charles H. Brown John E. Lucas East Washington Maryland Avenue City Allen Percy Myers Funkstown Louis’ George Rouniker Ocala Fla Harald Ray Custer Robert Dale Beard Garrett Calvin Mills Big Peol Donald Julian Wolfe Wilmington Del Withrow Vincent Knods South Potomac Street Quentin Earlej Norris Knoxville Earl Eugene May

Farmers Warned To File 1943 Tax Returns

Washington county farmers must file estimated 1943 income tax returns and pay by December 15 to avoid penalties. Allan H. Mumma, Internal Revenue collector, announced at the post office building. In addition, two other groups must file by December 15: those whose recent income grew above filing thresholds and those who underestimated 1943 income on September 15. Final 1943 returns are due by March 15, 1944, with income thresholds of $500 for single filers or $624 for heads of a family.

Washington County Allan H. Mumma Internal Revenue Mr. Mumma Internal Revenue Office

State Grange To Meet Next Week

Miss Ardath Miller and Vernon Holter will attend the Maryland State Grange session at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore on December 7 and 8. Washington county rural leaders, including I Keller Shank, will take part in a panel during the meeting’s sessions.

Ardath Miller Agen Vernon Holter Maryland State Grange Lord Baltimore Hotel Baltimore Washington County I. Keller Shank Tist

Driver Convicted Fined By Justice

Wilbur Stanton Rowe of Myersville was convicted of operating a mobile under the influence of liquor and failing to yield the right of way. Magistrate John Hetzer in Williamsport fined Rowe $110 and costs after Deputy Leister Isanogle filed the charges following a Wednesday Greencastle Pike collision. Rowe’s auto sideswiped Melvin R. Stone of Hagerstown near Woodpoint. Rowe was arrested with his car bearing heavy damage and a missing tire.

Wilbur Stanton Rowe Myersville John Hetzer Williamsport Leister Isanogle Greencastle Pike Isanogle David E. Clark Rowe Woodpoint Rowe Auto Melvin R. Stone Hagerstown

County Farm Election Results and Community Committeemen

County Farm election results listed with farm communities and elected committeemen. North Boonsboro George Stiles Howard Burter Charles Green. South Boonsboro S J Mullen dore D D Mullendore Charles Wirts. East Chewsville Hugh Warrenfeltz Walter V Spessord Robert Clopper. West Chewsville Max Unger Robert L Hartle Hubert Swope. Clearspring Fred C Ernst Paul D Kretzer Bernard Seibert. East Hagerstown Harry Tons G H Day Earl Horst. Hagerstown J Earl Troup Grover Sprecher Ben Shank. West Hagerstown George Troup Paul Nagy L H Coderman. Hancock C B Mason Mason E L Munson. North Williamsport Roy M Hockenberry Fred Dorney Richard Downey. South Williamsport Allen L Poffenberzer Keller Rowe Peter Ruffner Glenn

West Hagerstown George Troup Hancock E. Austin McKee North Williamsport Roy M. Hockenberry South Williamsport Walter Stouffer North Boonsboro George Stiles Howard Burter Charles Green Boonsboro S. J. Mullendore D. D. Mullendore Charles Wirts East Chewsville George Troupe Paul Nagy L. H. Corderman C. B. Mason Mason E. L. Munson Fred Dorney Richard Downey Allen L. Poffenberzer Keller Rowe Peter Ruffner Glenn

Virginia Youths Killed In Crash

Four youths die and two are injured when a truck returning from a high school basketball game fails on a curve near Grundy Virginia. Deceased are Shirley Mutter 16 Cindy Harman 18 both of Marvin Howard McCrothlin Richlands and Otis Stinson 18 Marvin.

Grundy Shirley Mutter Cindy Harman Marvin Howard McCrothiin Richlands Otis Stinson

Walker Protests Postage Increase

Postmaster General Walker objected to a 166,000,000 increase in post office taxes in the House tax bill. He will study the postal rate structure within 60 days and may recommend revisions. He noted a law allowing presidential rate changes by proclamation, with extra legislation needed for money order and registration fees. The Navy has grown from 83 to over 800 ships in three years.

Washington Walker House Senate Finance Committee

Former Athletic Director Reveals Red Cross Overseas Work

John N. Newcome, former Shepherd College athletic director and now Red Cross field director in Europe, describes services for troops. He details mail and cable contact, day rooms, and athletic leagues in North Africa, Sicily, and Italy, plus entertainment shows and field support with the Army Air Force. He notes a Red Cross casualty and his ongoing mission with the Allied forces.

John N. Newcome Shepherd College Shepherdstown W. Va American Red Cross Frank Colley The Herald Africa Life Magazine Afr Newcome Red Cross Landis North Africa Casablanca Cairo Kay Francis Martha Rae Jack Benny Larry Adler Winnie Shaw al Jolson Special Service of the Army Paign I Army Air Force Italy Russell L. Bullard New Smyrna Beach Fla Gela Fort Bragg

Volume Of Mail Growing Rapidly At Hagerstown Post Office

Christmas mail at the Hagerstown postoffice is rising steadily but remains below targets. Officials urge early mailing this year to avoid a last minute jam during wartime staff shortages. Parcel volume is up and demand for 134 cent stamps remains high as December 10 approaches.

Hagerstown Postoffice

Postal Notice Warns About Delays After Christmas

Post office officials warn customers that parcels and cards sent after December 25 may be delayed. early mailing is encouraged to assure delivery and avoid possible fees or mail handling delays.

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