Red Cross War Fund drive set for Hagerstown and county
Plans move rapidly for Hagerstown and Washington County War Fund Campaign with a local quota of 37 000 toward a national goal of 125 million. General chairman Bradford leads committees including Industries J W Jamison Jr D R Snively and others. special gifts group headed by W P Lane with Henry Startzmann co chair. Publicity is C D Lyon committee chairman and E H Bloom heads recounting. headquarters to open at the former Peoples Drug Store on the Public Square.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Red Cross War Fund
Bradford
Industries
J. W. Jamison, Jr
D. R. Snively
W. C. Schafer
Fred Wright, Sr
D. R. Beachley
J. R. Noel
L. W. Manners
Lloyd Stouffer
P. J. Frizzell
Humphrey
M. P. Moller, Jr
Ed Barringer
Max Fiery
Special Gifts Group
W. P. Lane
Henry Startzman
Ross Copley
George Bohman
L. G. Mathias
Hubert Schindel
M. S. Grossmar
Max Greenwald
Frank Leiter
Paul Dbd. Horst
Victor Miller, Jr. J
Samuel
Strite
Robert McCauley
Stuart Bushong
Lynn Keller
Op.a
Arley Sica
Vernon Stone
George Updegraff
Lee Staley
G. Alexander
Wills Altenderfer
C. D. Lyon
E. H. Bloom
Peoples Drug Store
Public Square
John R. Vance
Brestle Ruppert
Citizens Party Nominates Three For Williamsport Council
A March 1 council election in Williamsport was strengthened when the Citizens Ticket named Howard L. Shank Charles E. Mills and Boyd Lemen as its three candidates. The Progressive ticket lists George W. Wolfe John Murray and Eugene R. Snyder.
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Williamsport
Citizens
Howard L. Shank
Charles E. Mills
Boyd Lemen
Progressive
George W. Wolfe
John ‘& Murray
Eugene R. Snyder
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promote Bile Flow
An old advertisement claims the liver should produce about two pints of bile daily to aid digestion. It warns that without free bile flow one may feel bloated constipated and nauseated. The remedy Carter's Little Liver Pills is promoted to restore bile flow and energize you with 10¢ or 25¢ packages.
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Carter
Russians Break German Defenses Near Kharkov in Fierce Fighting
Soviet forces continue the Kharkov advance with heavy blows against German units. In one sector, troops destroyed three tanks and wiped out a German infantry battalion. Moscow says Red Army pressured retreating Germans west of Kharkov while probing toward the Dnieper and Kursk area as Orel falls may be imminent.
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Red Army
Kharkov
Kursk
Orel
London
Dnieper
Former Local Man Killed In Florida
Ensign Harold Lippman a former Optometrist at Rogers Jewelrr on West Washington street was killed in Florida according to a telegram from a local company official. He had served as a flying instructor and worked at the store here for over a year. The tragedy occurred Feb 5 with details withheld and the funeral held in Baltimore his former home.
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Ensign Harold Lippman
Rogers Jewelrr
West Washington Street
Florida
Dr. Lippman
Baltimore
Ensign Lippman
Zonta Club Hears Peru Talk Monday Night
Mrs. Lauren Sowers librarian at Hagerstown High School spoke to the Zonta Club on Modern Peru describing it as the fourth largest South American country with a population that includes about 100000 more women than men. Dr. Althea Miller Shadrack chaired the meeting, Miss Margaret Mullen hosted, and Mrs. It. Carl Brandt was introduced as a new member. The March gathering will be at Hotel Hamilton at 5 45 p m.
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Lauren Sowers
Hagerstown High School
Zonta Club
Peru
Sowers
South America
Althea Miller Shadrack
Margaret Mullen
Carl Brandt
Hotel Hamilton
Taxi fare regulation debated by Maryland PSC and city leaders
Discussion on taxi fare zoning and rates in Hagerstown moves to state level. City Attorney Edward Oswald proposes handling the issue in the current legislature after considering mayor and council input. The Army Transportation Office notes limited jurisdiction over taxi zoning and fares. There is also a Red Cross women’s meeting at Friendship Union Church on February 17 at 2 pm with readings and a gospel solo. Caravan routes in Africa are described as following dry wadis where water lies beneath the surface.
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Oiice of
Defense Transportation
Washington
ODT
Edward” Oswald
PSC
Maryland
Hagerstown
Missing Plane Members Safe After Idaho Rescue
Boise dispatch reports three soldiers found safe at a Ranger station after 18 days in Idaho wilderness following a McChord Field bomber crash on January 29. Co-pilot Second Lt. Adgate B. Schermerhorn, St. Edward Freeberg, and Sta Sgt. Ralph Pruitt were located near Lake Fork Ranger Station and Loon Lake area, with a shotgun aiding survival.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho Wilderness
Ranger
BE. L. Davis
Gowen Field
Idaho Mountain Country
McChord Field
Wash
Lake Fork Ranger Station
McCall
Loon Lake
Adgate B. Schermerhorn
Ausable Chasm
N. Y
St. Set
Edward Freeberg
Wallace
Seattle
Sta
Ralph Pruitt
Davis
Busy Bee Sunday School Banquet At Hotel Patterson
The Busy Bee class of St. Pauls United Brethren Sunday school will hold its annual banquet Friday evening February 19 at 6 30 at the Hotel Patterson.
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St. Paul's United Brethren Sunday School
Patterson
West Virginia men to begin farm training in Maryland
Thirty men from West Virginia will start an intensive farm training course at the University of Maryland in College Park on Thursday. Recruited by the Farm Security Administration, they will be assigned to farms in the Baltimore milkshed after completing the program. A H Schneider notes the first contingent had some experience but limited year‑round work.
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West Virginia
University of Maryland
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