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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
2
Sheriff John B. Huyett and Chief William H. Peters travel to Annapolis for the extradition hearing before Governor O Conor. Bruce Young, jailed here on parole violation warrants from Water Town, N Y, is sought for extradition. He was reportedly married during confinement.
Ralph Cattrill of Williamsport was one of twelve veterans who flew to Washington on a United Airlines flight from San Francisco. The group arrived under a new ruling giving 70 percent of eastbound seats to veterans returning from overseas. The policy took effect at midnight, and the plane departed San Francisco at 12 01 A M.
Robert Shank and Ralph Shank of this city are named among 14 Maryland winners in 4H dairy efficiency competition. They earned awards in class two herd management where no Dairy Herd Improvement Association records exist. Contest sponsored by Western Maryland and Chestnut Farms Chevy Chase Dairy.
The U S Navy released five Hagerstown sailors through the Bainbridge Separation Center in recent days. The men are John Kettering Lehman ML 2/e 826 North Cannon Avenue Jack J Zeller M 3/c 24 Chestnut Street Leroy Thurston Walters CM 3/c 1301 Virginia Avenue Charles W Hull GM 3/c 4389 Carrollton Avenue Dean A Keagy CM 11/c 218 Summit Avenue.
After weeks of bargaining the CIO AFL conference ends amid deep rifts. Unanimity rule collapses as management refuses compromise while Murray pushes for substantial wage increases. AFL factions and labor leaders maneuver over wage policy and unity.
Fifteen year-old Gene Westerman confessed to fatally shooting his father Henry Westerman with a 22 caliber rifle after a plan discussed with his mother and neighbor Ben French. County Prosecutor Hamp Rothwell said the boy signed a written confession and described the act in jail.
Mice are becoming active in low lying sections of some orchards in this vicinity. A. F. Vierheller, extension horticulturalist of the University of Maryland, reported yesterday. County Agent Mark Miller said that the little rodents did partic-
The report notes orchard damage around Hancock last winter and urges fruit growers to take measures. It mentions practices for mice control and ground cover management. It also states planned sugar and lard shipments to Europe and a minor traffic injury involving Frank Metz in Keedynville.
A resident of Jonathan Street was injured when struck by an automobile at the intersection of Jonathan and Bethel streets late yesterday afternoon. Officers responded to the scene and began an investigation into the collision.
A pedestrian stepped into the path of a car driven by Ray P. Webb on Pangborn Boulevard, causing an incident under police review. Authorities did not release further details on injuries or charges.
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