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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1946

Page

2

Welfare Costs Rise In Maryland County Expenditures

Expenditures for public welfare in Allegany County rose slightly in the last fiscal year, aligning with a state wide increase in Public Welfare Department grants. From July 1, 1945 to June 30, 1946 total welfare costs reached $347,631.48 with public assistance accounting for the majority of the rise.

Public Welfare Department Department of Public Welfare Alle-gany Maryland Prince George Baltimore Washington County

City Prepares For Celebration Amid New Year Warnings

City officials warned revelers to celebrate responsibly on New Year’s Eve while the Washington County Board of License Commissioners considered extending closing hours. Articles note New York venues charging up to 20 per person and Chicago venues up to 100 per person for entertainment, food, and drinks.

Washington County Board of License Commissioners New York Chicago Cameo

Dobbin Moves Over for the Tractor in New York Farms

Ithaca N Y March 7 There are only half as many horses and mules on New York State farms as in 1920 while the number of tractors increased more than tenfold during this period Officials report the shift reflects mechanization in agriculture with tractors becoming widespread on farms across the state.

Ithaca New York State

Wacky Year Recap of 1946 Craziness Across Cities

Caricature year highlights feature odd incidents from A to Z. Boston cops chase a man for blocks only to learn they did not know why, a Chicago line barricade across tracks, a Philadelphia shopper grabbing a leg of lamb and whacking a rival. January to December list quirks include a GI seeking GI Bill aid for four wives, a thief holding a bag of a dead dog, a soldier sneaking into Sparta, a Chicago actress joining the musicians union, and a Pueblo zoo bar update to curb petting lions plus make believe apes. Other oddities cover misdirected tax refunds, parking fines, wrong bars, cowboy car chases, a duck biting a Dallas postman, and December fines for stumbling into an undertaker’s parlor. The year ends with an eye toward 1947.

Boston

Miss Beachley to Attend Spanish Portuguese Conference

Miss Catherine Beachley, vice principal and former language teacher at Hagerstown High School, will attend the 28th annual meeting of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese in Washington December 29 to 31 at the Mayflower Hotel. The program includes the Inka Taky Trio performing Peruvian songs and dances, with a banquet featuring Dr. Henry Gratton Doyle as toastmaster and remarks by Francisco Aguilera and Sturgis E. Leavitt on the future of Spanish and Portuguese.

Catherine Beachley Hagerstown High School American Association of Teachers of Washington Mayflower Hotel Mayflower Henry Gratton Doyle George Washington University Journal Hispania Francisco Aguilera Hispanic Foundation American Association Sturgis E. Leavitt Luis Quintanilla

Mexican delegate to Pan American Union to address banquet

The Mexican delegate to the Pan American Union will address banquet guests. Miss Beachley will visit her brother, Dr Ralph G Beachley of Arlington Virginia, during the conference, returning Wednesday to the city.

Pan American Union Miss Beachley Ralph G. Beachley Arlington

Ducks Getting Smarter Feeding At Night

Baltimore reports ducks in Chesapeake Bay have adopted a night life to sleep safely on broad waters by day. State Game Warden Ernest V. Vaughn reported the day's ducks engaging in nocturnal activity, prompting hunters to rise earlier than usual to pursue them.

Baltimore Chesapeake Bay Area Ernest V. Vaughn

Damage suit over 1945 crash on trial

The $20 000 damage suit details a chain of crashes after a November 5 1945 accident on a mountain road. Navy Lieut Zerfoss and Davis were said to be in a car that struck Rohrbaugh while Bohrer followed, with Martins car also involved. Attorneys argued negligence or lack thereof for Rohrbaugh Martin and Davis as the trial progressed toward a jury verdict.

Edward J. Ryan, Jr William L. “Wilson Allengany County Charles F. Wagaman Davis Theawyers Rohrbaugh Washington, D. C Lieut Zerfoss Oswald Martin Martin Zerfoss Bohrer Oswald Miller McLaughlin Lieut Navy Pennsylvania

Chimney Fire Extinguished Near West End Reservoir

Firemen extinguished a chimney blaze in a house near the West End Reservoir last night at about seven o'clock, with no injuries reported and firefighters ensuring no extension of the flames.

West End Reservoir

Night duck activity reversal noted by gunners

Hunters report ducks feeding at night and leaving daybreak blinds as survival drives effort. Vaughn cites widespread accounts, including Dr. Edwin S. Hasbrouck of the Smithsonian, who sat all day in Nanjemoy Creek but saw hundreds of ducks after dark, reversing prior habits.

Vaughn Edwin S. Hasbrouck Smithsonian Institute Washington Hasbrouck Nanjemoy Creek Charles County

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