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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1944

Page

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Educator Dr Charles Hale Dies in Maryland Poisoning

Washington reports autopsy on Dr Charles Brockway Hale head of University of Maryland English will take three to four days for chemical analyses. Hale, 46, of Riverdale, died after hospital admission Sunday night from a sedative poisoning. He authored two English books, held a Cornell PhD, and led the university English department since 1938 while active in student life and professional associations. Funeral at St Andrew's College Park with burial in Syracuse.

Washington Charles Brockway Hale University of Maryland English Department Richard Rosenberg James I. Bord Prince Georges County Department Hale Garfield Hospital Queensbury Road Riverdale Rosenberg Syracuse N. Y Cornell University University of Maryland American Association of University Professors Modern Language Association St. Andrew’s P. E. Church College Park

Sea-going Mechanical Cow Installed on Army Transport

A sea-going mechanical cow was installed on an Army transport, guaranteed to produce 40 gallons of emulsified cream or milk per hour.

Navy Liberator bomber shoots Japanese oil barge

A Liberator bomber spotted a Japanese oil barge off New Ireland. The aircraft scored a bull’s-eye on the target and a Navy photographer secured a confirming image for proof of the strike.

New Ireland Ther Liberator

May launch new kind of manhunt may launch new kind of manhunt

Baltimore officials say the police department may seek a new pool of candidates as only 275 applications were received for the February 15 examination, far short of recent years. Frank F. J. Daily notes expected rejections will shrink the viable pool. Past totals were 478 in 1943, 600 in 1942, and 855 in 1941.

Baltimore Baltimore Police Department Frank F. J. Daily Board of Police Examiners

Disease Trends Show Decline and Local Typhoid Concern

A health department summary notes a three year drop in deaths and rising typhoid in 1942 43, with 422 immunizations and over 4000 children vaccinated in Washington County. Maugansville reports eight typhoid cases in two years due to contaminated well water, while pneumonia vaccinations continue to reduce fatalities. Health staff conducted 418 field visits in 1943.

Washington County Health Department Maugansville Washington U. S Maryland

Roosevelt Landed By Party Chairman

Robert E. Hannegan, newly named Democratic National Committee chairman, credited the Roosevelt Administration with saving America from inflation and charged Republicans with not offering constructive help. His Jackson Day speech was read by Edwin W. Pauley after he missed his Birmingham plane.

Birmingham Ala Robert E. Hannegan Democratic National Committee Roosevelt America Hannegan Birminham Frank C. Walker Edwin W. Pauley National Committee

Soil Conserving Has Raised Yield near Smithsburg

Gardenhour brothers R A Gardenhour and G W Gardenhour near Smithsburg credit soil conservation for higher fruit quality and a yield of 300 bushels per acre amid last summer’s drought. They terraced 164 acres and contour-planted 20 more, with a cover crop system of ryegrass and vetch in peaches and permanent bluegrass in apples, boosting soil fertility and early advantage over neighbors.

Gardenhour Smithsburg R. K G. W. Gardenhour Gardenour Brothers

Man Held On Charge Of Theft In Smithsburg

Sheriff officers arrested Warren E. Gladhill 28 of Smithsburg on breaking into and larceny charges after a large quantity of merchandise was found at his home believed stolen from Mrs. Alice Hoffman of Smithsburg Two radios identified as property of Earl Heck and Reuben Brown were recovered from the home. He will face a hearing before Magistrate E. G. Miller at Smithsburg this evening.

Warren E. Gladhill Smithsburg Alice Hoffman Gladhill Earl Heck Reuben Brown E. G. Miller

Gladhill questioned over Hoffman home burglary claim

Officers recovered clocks, three radios, skillets, pots, pans, knives, forks, women's clothing and other items identified as taken from the Hoffman home. Gladhill said he did not recall entering the residence on January 19 and 28, claiming he was too drunk to remember.

Gladhill Hoffman

Former Legislator Dies at Annapolis

William B. McCready a former House of Delegates member and 12 year chair of the Anne Arundel County Democratic State Central Committee died at his Annapolis home from a heart attack. Born in Crisfield he moved to Annapolis in 1900 and was active in politics on the Eastern and Western Shores.

Annapolis William B. McCready House of Delegates Anne Arundel County Democratic State Central Committee McCready Crisfield

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Charles B. Hale Maryland University Lydia Pinkham Pinkham Tarawa Herbert R. Amey USMC Is Corp Edward M. Amey Ambler 7Th Air Force U.S. Army Air Forces Dally Washington Street Gar OD Beavonrie Pette A&p LE Rerey Jecru Caret Kan Ig Saas Gardenhour Brothers Dreuth Drexel Honduras Dinette Duncan Phyfe China Summit Avenue
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