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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1945

Page

3

UNO Partnership Voted By House

The House approved a bill by 344 to 15 to make the United States a full partner in the United Nations. The measure authorizes the President to name US representatives and to use economic sanctions and troops if needed, with troops assigned to the World Security Council. Opponents argued it would create a world superstate and drag the nation into future wars.

Washington House United Nations Organization United States World Security Council

Lawmakers push bill for world peace through UNO

The debate centered on ensuring full participation in the UN while preserving Congress's war declaration power. The bill, approved by the Senate in a similar form, faces conference committee this week with opposition from Rep. Hull and 14 Republicans led by Rep. Ellis of West Virginia.

UNO Congress Senate Rep Hull Ellis West Virginia

Lunar Eclipse Spoiled by Clouds Over Hagerstown

Clouds that brought snow to Hagerstown last night spoiled a rare total lunar eclipse. The moon barely shone through the clouds and failed to exhibit the typical color effects, appearing as a half to three-quarter moon. Had the sky been clear, a total eclipse would have been visible for over an hour.

Hagerstown

Senate OKs graduated pay rise for federal workers

The Senate voted 62 to 3 for a bill granting a phased pay hike averaging about 11 percent to more than 1,060,000 civil service employees. The measure, sponsored by Byrd Hart and Hickenlooper, replaces a proposed 20 percent flat increase and repeals last July's 16 percent rise, with scale-based increases up to 10,000 dollars. The bill moves to the House.

Washington Senate Byrd D-Va Hart R-Conn Hickenlooper Iowa Downey Calif House

Reichard Farm Sold At Auction With 100 Lots

Nearly 100 parcels including the Reichard farm of 140 acres in St James district brought 10075 dollars. The Delaney property on Salem avenue sold for 33000, a store and barber shop were withdrawn at 3200. Several Oak Kuhn and Rose Hill blocks sold for 8.25 to 39 dollars each.

Court House J. C. Snyder Reichard St. James Delaney Salem Avenue Rose Hill Avenue First Street Oak Street Kuhn Avenue

Special benefit show at Maryland Theatre Saturday morning

A special program will be presented at a benefit show to be held at the Maryland Theatre on Saturday morning December 22 starting at 10 o'clock. City Manager George Payette says the program features cartoons sports and comedy films plus an appearance by Reno The Mysterious. Sponsored by the 40 8 organization of the American Legion for child welfare work the event aims to attract both children and adults. Tickets are on sale at all schools the American Legion Home and the Maryland Theatre with doors opening at 9:30.

Maryland Theatre George Payette 40 & 8 Organization of the American Legion

Accounting Head To Address NACA Group Thursday

Walter E. Campbell of the Consumer Products Accounting Division of the Office of Price Administration will discuss Accounting and Price Control during Reconversion before the Hagerstown Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants at Hotel Hamilton Thursday evening December 20. James Marcher will chair the meeting after a 6:30 p.m. dinner. the session begins at 7:45 p.m.

Walter E. Campbell Consumer Products Accounting Office of Price Administration Hagerstown National Association of Cost Accountants Hotel Hamilton Mr. Campbell Ilinois University of Illinois Columbia University Campbell Wharton School of Finance University of Pennsylvania Machinery Accounting The Consumer Products Ac James Marcher

Wet shells prevent egg cracking when boiling

Wet the eggshells thoroughly in cold water before lowering into boiling water to minimize cracks. The practice creates a protective seal and reduces sudden temperature shock during immersion.

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