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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1945

Page

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Third Closing Pincers About Nazi Salient

Allied troops pressed a widening push along the Bastogne bulge as German forces moved mostly eastward. By nightfall the advance neared Arloncourt near Michamp, while German resistance stiffened around Bastogne and the neck of the bulge. The 3rd Army reported fierce opposition and continued troop shifts toward St Vith.

George Patton von Rundstedt Jon Bastogne St. Hubert Arloncourt Michamp Bulge St. Vith

Training Courses Planned Here At Hagerstown High

War training courses sponsored by the University of Maryland College of Engineering will be held at Hagerstown High School for 16 weeks beginning January 8. Two courses offered basic engineering mathematics and aeronautical drafting and design. Entrance requires high school graduation with two years of mathematics and employment in war industry. Registration at the high school next Monday at 7 pm. Classes meet Mondays and Wednesdays 7 to 10 pm for 16 weeks. Dean S Steinberg directs the College of Engineering and Prof W P Green supervises. Applications already made. additional applicants accepted next Monday at registration.

University of Maryland College of Engineering Hagerstown High School

Paper Collection Here Saturday by Boy Scouts

Boy Scouts of Hagerstown and the county plan an eleventh waste paper collection on Saturday January six. About 150 Scouts are expected to collect around 20 tons of scrap paper to aid the war effort. Bundle paper, wrap Christmas wrappings securely, and place on curbs by 8 o clock Saturday morning. Clean rags are also needed and should be placed with the paper but separately.

Boy Scouts Hagerstown

General Assembly Opens with Harmony and Orders Set

The 170th General Assembly opened with orderly sessions in the House and Senate. Delegates and Senators convened, officers were named, and desk officers appointed as boards prepared for Governor O Connors address at 2 30 p m. The Legislative Council approved a roster of over 200 bills expected to appear by week end with caucus arrangements and leadership roles discussed.

Ber Denmeng Kolb Dwicomico House Senate A. Earl Shipley R-Carroll Republican State Central Committee Garen L. Tait Wilmer Fell Davis Milton Dick Lindsay Edward A. Dudley Talbot County C. Norman Jefferson Andrew Schaab Reading Charles Cohen Walter Addison Fred Bross Charles Salvage Roy Payne John E. Menton Roy Frederick J. William Graham Journal Jesse Ireland Francis McGee Fred Kemper General Assembly O’conor Legislative Council

Civil War Veteran to Reach 102 This Friday

Maryland's only living Confederate veteran E. Scott Dance will celebrate his 102nd birthday Friday in Towson. A recruiting agent for the Confederacy, he served in the cavalry and fought at Chancellorsville and Gettysburg before being captured by Union forces in September 1864.

Towson Maryland E. Scott Dance Dance Robert HE Lee Antietam Chancellorsville Gettysburg

County Hospital On Approved List

The Washington County Hospital has been placed on the 1944 list of approved hospitals by the American College of Surgeons. Dr. Irvin Abell noted war difficulties showed hospitals the reliance of purgones and communities in trying times, enabling maintenance of high standards of service to patients. There are 3,152 approved hospitals in the United States and Canada.

Washington County Hospital American College of Surgeons Irvin Abell Board of Regents United States Canada

Doubles in 79th Congress Hit 105 Identical Names

Washington January 3 In a humorous but careful tally the reading clerks report 105 name pairs in the 79th Congress that are identical or sound alike across House and Senate. The list includes multiple Johns Thomases Browns Andersons Millers Smiths and others with states shown for some. The record suggests a long path to correctly attaching sponsors to the right states and calls.

Washington Congress House Senate California Colorado South Carolina Thomases Idaho Oklahoma Utah Brown Allens Harness Holmeses Johnsons Kelley Kelly Ono Millen McMillan Mansfields Martins Millers Murrays O'Briens Petersons Prices Reece Rees Reeds Robertsons Robinson Robsion Rodgers Rogers Schwabes Simpsons Smiths Somers Sumner Sumners Voorhis Vorys Wolfenden Wolverton Woodruff Woodrum

School Buses Scheduled for Friday Inspection in Washington County

Washington county officials plan inspections of about 50 school buses starting today and extending through Friday. Benjamin Willis notes this is the second inspection of the year, overseen by the Board of Education with Wilbur Phillips supervising. The board also discussed substitute teacher shortages due to illness and ongoing maintenance, painting, and repairs at several schools, including Hagerstown High and Wayside School. In a separate item, Daniel Kendall, arrested days ago for assaulting his wife near Smithsburg, will face a hearing Thursday before Magistrate E G Milter.

Washington County Benjamin Willis Board of Education Wilbur Phillips Hagerstown High Daniel Kendall Smithsburg E. G. Milter

Four 4-H Meetings Scheduled This Week

Assistant County Agent Ver non Holter announced four 4-H club meetings for the end of the week. Fairplay and Downsville school clubs meet tomorrow, Sharpsburg club on Friday, and St James community club Friday evening.

Vernon Holter Fairplay Downsville Sharpsburg St. James

79th Congress Convenes Today Examines War-Job Rules

Postwar tax changes draw mixed reactions as House Military Committee prepares to decide Byrnes plan to assign 4 000 000 4-Fs to war plant work and hearings on universal service. Senator George argues existing law suffices while Senator Taft doubts large job gains from work-or-fight. Senate Finance Chair George foresees no general tax revision. President may focus on foreign policy in message.

House Military Committee Byrnes George D-Ga Vandenberg R-Mich Republican Conference Taft Ohio Senate Finance Committee

Admiral Ramsay Killed In Crash In Belgium Trip

Admiral Sir Bertram Home Ramsay, famed for Dunkirk and Normandy roles, died in a plane crash en route to Belgium. The 61 or 62 year old commander likely hit bad weather, not German fire, while directing Allied naval efforts under Eisenhower. His loss marks another blow to the invasion command.

Paris Bertram Home Ramsay Dunkerque Normandy Belgium Dynamo Ramsay Hisenhower Eisenhower London Trafford L. Leigh-Mallory Southeast Asia Dover

Another Frigid Wave From Canada Continues

A winter storm spread through the mid-Atlantic and Southeast with inches of snow in Pennsylvania and New York. Islip and Elkins reported record lows while others across North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee saw subfreezing temps. The Cumberland River in Tennessee receded as residents evacuated lowland areas due to rising conditions.

Pennsylvania New York State Islmira N. Y Elkins W. Va Mississippi Ohio River North Carolina Georgia Alabama Tennessee Asheville N. C Atlanta Birmingham Memphis Cumberland River

Military personnel listed with awards and reassignments

Pvt. Eugene E. Griffith received the Combat Infantry Badge for service in Luxembourg as his parents in California were informed. Pvt. Kenneth N. Kephart graduated from Mortar Gunnery School with a high expert rating near 96 percent, earning a gunner’s post. Addresses for other service members and details of recent transfers and trainings are noted, including Charles H. Stafford’s general automotive mechanics course and T/5 Roger H. Sheeley awaiting reassignment after arriving at Asheville.

Camp Pendleton Oceanside Calif Kenneth N. Kephart USMC Carmen N. Kephart Hast Hillcrest Road Hagerstown Training Command South Pacific Pvt Kephart Jacqueline Kephart Hagerstown High School Publisher's Service Company Panama Canal Department Charles H. Stafford Dorothy Twigg Stafford Rte Flintstone Department Motor Mechanics School Stafford Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Army

Army air corps sailor wins combat infantry badge in Italy

Norman J. Weaver, son of Mr and Mrs D J Weaver and husband of Madeline Weaver, was cited by the 339th Armored Infantry Battalion and awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge for actual participation in combat against the enemy with General Mark W Clark's 5th Army in Italy. Standared for the badge are high. The decoration is a silver rifle on infantry blue in a silver wreath.

Pic Norman J. Weaver D. J. Weaver Madeline Weaver 339Th Armored Infantry Battalion Mark W. Clark Italy

Candy Stolen From Vending Machine on Lee Street

A larceny report states about 100 pieces of candy were taken from a Masser Motor Company vending machine on Lee street yesterday, prompting police investigation.

Masser Motor Company Lee Street

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