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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1944
Page
2
The Trade Unionist notes Maryland and District of Columbia Federation of Labor will hold its convention here next May. A large number of delegates are expected and discussions center on where to gather the event. The convention plans and central location are under review by local labor leaders.
The regular monthly meeting of the Pioneer book and Ladder Co. was held at 8 o'clock. All members urged to be present and dressed in proper attire.
Washington county harvest reports show several bucks shot on day two of the six day season. Frank Barnhart of Essex Maryland led with an eight point two rounder from Eberta Fruje Orchards. Other notable bucks include a 136 pound four point by Gail Hixon west of Hancock and a 110 pound buck by Amos Flowers on Sideling Hill.
A false alarm rang from the Brandt Cabinet Works box shortly after midnight this morning.
A typical goat yields about one quart of milk each day and has a lifespan of ten years. The data reflect average dairy output and seasonal variation.
Judges Levin Claude Bailey and Walter C Capper of the Maryland Court of Appeals will leave the court on Jan 1 to become associate circuit court judges under a constitutional reorganization. Bailey is a Democrat and Capper a Republican. Bailey serves in the circuit of Wicomico Worcester Dorchester and Somerset counties while Capper covers Allegany Garrett and Washington counties.
Coroner D. Shull has sworn in a jury to sit next Tuesday for the inquest into the death of Monard E B Shindle, 28, of near Greencastle. He died en route to Wuelling ton County Hospital after a collision involving a parked disabled wagon on the Greencastle highway.
Chief of Police William Paters reported last night the department had recovered three stolen bicycles. Owners may claim with proper identification.
Five recruiters including two Spars maintain a full schedule of luncheons, theatre appearances, and radio programs while interviewing seventeen year old applicants for the Coast Guard. The temporary office for recruiting young men under IS remains open through Friday, a local precedent setting effort.
A casual note describes guiding guests to corners and serving National Bohemian Beer to keep things orderly before presenting a dish dubbed HANSTOWN FRIES. The tone suggests a kitchen chat about planning a gathering.
In Norfolk Virginia Coast Guard personnel boost a city program featuring Frank Sullivan and Will Spieler. The effort promotes patriotic music with radio broadcasts and Legion meetings as a visiting crew plans noon gatherings and evening activities for local youths.
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