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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1946

Page

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Meatless Diet Facing Nation (Continued)

The AFL and CIO walkouts threaten meat supply as 135000 union workers strike against major packers. Concessions, storage shortages, and potential 30 percent meat reductions loom while federal mediators fail to broker a settlement.

AFL leaderO United Packise#louse Workers Union Ourike Schwellen Cio Ur International Lewis J. Clark Schwellenbach Net Washington Ss. Afl Schweltenach Truman Gix Cudahy Armour Swift Wilson Forei Ciovpw Tormel Packing Co Austin, Minn

Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude

A brief card of thanks from Biles thanks yelp for kindness and support during a difficult time. The message notes appreciation for friends and the community and mentions the period of hardship associated with a hoof injury and related care.

Men and women in uniform in wartime news

A wartime dispatch details Technician Fifth Carl E. Bentz of Hagerstown and others as they report from the front. It notes their long return from combat, injuries, and front line experiences with British guards, train dangers, and Japanese air attacks. Bentz’s marriage is mentioned alongside other service members’ fates and homecomings.

Carl E. Bentz Hagerstown India Bentz

254 Miners Saved After Explosion

A partial report notes 254 miners were saved after an underground explosion. Details are fragmented but indicate rescue efforts were underway and that several workers were affected. The scene appears linked to a mining operation at an unnamed location with ongoing investigation. Further readable lines reference ships and structures involved in the incident.

Draft Law Extension Debate Continues in Congress

Fragmentary OCR shows lawmakers debating extending the draft law as committees hear testimony. Several congressmen argue for mobilization support while others warn against delaying demobilization. References are made to General Eisenhower, Admiral Chester Nimble, and committee members as the investigation unfolds.

Ansp Aving Dugui Fey Will Stremwati Serater Brissy Eisenhower Admira Chester W. Nimtre Dunfeld Iss Possiewlt

Windfall in POMONA as Wes Warren eyes putter sight

Wes Warren considers a new putter as a windfall hits Pomona, Ohio. The article notes his thoughts on equipment and possible changes ahead of upcoming play.

Pomona Wes Warren

Worst Flood Since 1937 Threatens Kentucky

A severe flood in Kentucky, described as the worst since 1937, threatens towns along the lower Cumberland and Tug rivers. The rising river levels reach danger stages, prompting evacuations and the preparation of main thoroughfares for potential inundation as water advances toward buildings.

Kentucky Noehville Simee

Mothers and Daughter Injured in Collision

A mother and her ten year old daughter suffered injuries in a crash when their car was struck from behind. The impact left the occupants with visible injuries and required medical attention at the scene. Police investigated, and the vehicles were moved to clear the roadway.

Island Bases For Loan Debate Triggered By Budget Talk

Officials discuss loan terms and potential island base arrangements as part of a broader budget debate. Aiming to align defense priorities with fiscal constraints, lawmakers weigh how to structure support and deployment plans amid competing national security considerations.

Initiation Planned By Group Tonight at Grange Meeting

The Leitersbore Grange plans an initiation for candidates at 7 30 tonight with a special meeting on February of Pomone Grange in New Market. County Pomona Grange will present an afternoon program led by Mrs. George Sites at Potomac Valley Grange. Waller Granke is making plans for Grange development.

Leitersbore

Absent minded noted in Great Falls report

A Great Falls Montana brief records a local incident involving Jam Li who is described as absent minded and linked to a question about a stroke and an irritated party. The item identifies no further names or details.

Great Falls Mont Jam Li Stoke Ray

Reenme Talks On Steel Wage

Fragmentary wartime page notes discuss wage topics and legal actions. Mentions individuals such as Jack Ory and references to hearings and subpoenas in a political or labor context. Details are incomplete but indicate contested wage discussions and investigative steps.

Mery Jack Ory Afar

Americans Russian Conference On Korea Agenda

Ambiguous report notes a Korea related meeting between American and Russian officials. Text references potential talks, foundations for industrial plans, and regional concerns but lacks clear dates, places, or named individuals.

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