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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1945

Page

3

McCrory’s To Give Christmas Bonuses for 50 Employees

Mc Crory stores longtime manager F. J. Bryan announced Christmas bonus checks for about 50 full time employees with six months service. A temporary office in R M Hays and Brothers on West Washington handles pickups. Three display toy windows salvaged from the fire will be given to the police for distribution to needy Ha gerstown children under Patrolman Leroy Karn.

F. J. Bryan McCrory’s R. M. Hays and Brothers West Washington Street Bryan Police Department Hagerstown Leroy C. Karn Santa Claus

Navy discharge of airchild daughter ein Otzelberger

A former airchild employed by Mrs May Cordelia Kovaleski has been discharged from the Navy through the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Memphis Tennessee. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Otzelberger of Harpers Ferry Route 1 and her husband Corporal Victor Kovaleski is stationed with the Marines at Cherry Point.

May Cordelia Kovaleski Navy Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis Tenn George W. Otzelberger Harper’s Ferry Cpl Victor Kovaleski Marines Cherry Point

Warp threads and weft threads in fabric construction

Warp threads run lengthwise while weft threads are transverse. This explains fabric grain and how weaving aligns fibers for strength and drape.

Martinsburg Lawyer William Downey Dies at 67

William W. Downey of Martinsburg West Virginia dies at 67 after three weeks of heart illness. A Martinsburg lawyer and former prosecuting attorney, city solicitor, and district counsel for the Home Owners Loan Corporation, he was reelected to two state offices and faced a 1945 act court test. Downey was born January 14, 1879 in Buncannon Pennsylvania and later joined the Martinsburg legal and banking communities.

Martinsburg W. Va William W. Downey West Virginia Senate Downey Buncannon West Virginia University Berkeley’ County Home Owners’ Loan Corporation

School Patrollers To Be Given Trip

Members of the AAA school safety patrols will take part in the annual safety assembly and parade in Washington next spring. The trip resumes after war time cancellations and is funded through AAA in cooperation with local schools to reduce traffic accidents among students.

AAA Washington The

Larry Allen Hurt In Crash Of Auto

LOMZA Poland December 18 Associated Press foreign correspondent Larry Allen was slightly injured today when an automobile plunged into a ravine during a raging blizzard. Three other occupants of the car were not injured.

Lomza Poland Associated Press Larry Allen

Pioneer car crash injures Walker and companions

Allen suffered injuries to his spine and right thigh when thrown from the car. Also mentioned are Col. Walter A. Pashley of Washington D C a U S military attache at Warsaw Boriislaw Sakowski postmaster of Turos and driver Pfc George Schellenberger of Detroit Mich.

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