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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1945

Page

5

Landlords to File Ownership Reports With Rent Office

Landlords who buy rented homes must file a change of ownership report with the local Area Rent Control Office within 30 days. The notice lists multiple Rent Office locations across Maryland including Baltimore Frederick Annapolis Aberdeen Elkton Westminster and others. Area Rent Directors named for Silver Spring Hagerstown and Salisbury are cited.

Heath OPA Maryland Mr. Heath Baltimore Frederick Annapolis Aberdeen Elkton Westminster Silver Spring Leonardstown la Plata Prince Frederick Hagerstown Cumberland Salisbury Cambridge Pocomoke James W. Woogerd Edward D. Condron John W. Tilzhman

St. Joseph Aspirin Seeks Your Demand Now

The ad urges consumers to demand St. Joseph Aspirin highlighting high quality fast action and economy. It touts St. Joseph as the world’s largest seller with 10c per tablet and 35c for 100 tablets.

St. Joseph

Liquor Controls Restored By OPA Nationwide

The OPA reinstated price ceilings on imported whisky flavored cordials liquors and specialty beverages. Maximum prices align with those in effect before the Aug. 15 suspension. OPA said controls are restored for the protection of consumers.

Washington OPA

Government Referee Turns Player in Power Business Debate

The piece argues government-owned electric power systems gain tax and financing advantages, contrasting them with private, tax paying utilities. It touts self-reliance, noting private firms supply over four fifths of U S electricity and urging business managers to run power services postwar for reliable and affordable service.

Navy LCMs May Become Houseboats For GI Returns

Mechanix Illustrated highlights a 54 foot steel LCM powered by twin diesels drawing two feet nine inches that can be beached for hull upkeep and converted into a houseboat with garage, sleeping quarters, dining room, galley, living room, engine room and sun porch. The craft could serve as a river cargo carrier or floating workshop and may be bought cheaply at surplus auctions. Farmers learn they can order lime and conservation materials under the 1946 program with allowances set at 65 cents per acre, urging early ordering to ensure timely delivery.

Navy Mechanix Illustrated Magazine County Agricultural Conservation Association Grice

Engineer To Make Light Plant Study

Hagerstown’s Board of Street Commissioners authorized R. R. Daniels to hire an electrical engineer to survey local needs and plan expansion of the municipal light plant. Officials expect power consumption to rise gradually and anticipate adding a generator and boiler, plus a blinker light at Summit avenue and Howard streets and a larger Route IL indicator.

Hagerstown Board of Street Commissioners R. R. Daniels Daniels Summit Avenue Howard Streets

City board sets December 19 meeting due to Christmas

Board members noted many south bound tourists drive past Summit and Virginia avenues and warned an Oak Hill property owner about dumping several truckloads of leaves on the street. The next regular meeting was moved to Wednesday December 19 due to the Christmas holiday.

Summit Virginia Avenues Summit Avenue Virginia Avenue Oak Hill

Farmers Make Up About 23 Percent Of U.S. Population

A study or survey notes that roughly one quarter of Americans are engaged in farming or farming-related work, highlighting the role of agriculture in the national economy and social structure. The figure cited places farmers as about 23 percent of the U.S. population.

U. S

Albatross Noted for Record Long Wingspan

The albatross exhibits the greatest wingspan among birds, commonly reaching about 14 feet from tip to tip, highlighting its remarkable size and gliding efficiency.

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