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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1944

Page

4

Mission To Open Here February 13

The Pre-Lenten Preaching Mission in Hagerstown runs February 1 to 18 with Rev. Dr. Roy L. Smith of the Christian Advocate and Rev. Dr. Norman Vincent Peale of Marble Collegiate Church lecturing nightly. Washington County Ministerial Association hosts Mass Meetings at St Johns Lutheran, with a Youth Rally at First Christian Church on February 13 and a ministers convocation at Zion Reformed Church on February 14 led by Smith.

Roy L. Smith The Christian Advocate National Journal of the Methodist Church Norman Vincent Peale Marble Collegiate Church New York City Hagerstown Smith America Dr. Peale Marble Collegiate Washington County Roy Ll. Smith First Christian Church Zion Reformed Church

Delinquency Jump Report in Baltimore War Period

Baltimore judges report a 17 percent rise in juvenile delinquency during the war emergency period, comparing seven months of juvenile court operation to normal times. Signed by Judges William L. Henderson and Charles E. Moylan, the summary notes the increase mirrors other large cities with war industry impact and cites wartime social disruption as a factor.

Baltimore City Supreme Bench Juvenile Court William L. Henderson Chas. E. Moylan

Tojo Sees Time For Heavy Blow

Tojo warned that Japan seeks a long war while Allies crave a short one. He claimed Allied supply lines hindered by overextended logistics and unrest, and said Japan could strike a crushing blow as the opportunity arises. He acknowledged shipping losses and outlined measures to speed protection and shipbuilding. First express air shipment crossed an international boundary in 1931 from Florida to South America.

Diet Japan Tojo Greater East Asia Domei Florida South America

Woman Arrested In Delinquency Case

Sheriff officers said Pearl Naile, 36, of Williamsport, was under arrest on five warrants for contributing to the delinquency of minors in her home. Several juveniles accused of a filling station robbery in Williamsport shot craps for loot. The youths, arrested earlier, will face juvenile court hearings this morning. Liquid water droplets float in air at temperatures down to 2 below zero Fahrenheit without freezing.

Pearl Naile Williamsport Jesse Shank Sherif

Soldier Vote Log Jam Seen As Breaking

The measure grants overall authority on voter qualification to service members and states rights advocates hail a victory. Senators Connally and Revercomb dispute federal overreach as the bill clears a 12 to 2 committee vote. The plan creates a Federal ballot for service members to vote for federal offices and directs post card absentee ballot distribution through the Army and Navy worldwide. A bipartisan four member Federal ballot commission would draft the ballot form and coordinate distribution.

Tydings D-Md Connally D.-Tex Revercomb Rw.va Moore R-Okla Congress Army Navy

Local Prices Quoted for Farm Produce and Panama Railroad Fact

The snippet lists local prices paid to producers for wheat butter onions potatoes and poultry with various unit prices and ceiling notes. It also notes the completion of the first transcontinental Panama railroad finished in 1855, running from Colon to Panama City.

Fxtune Bros. Benevola OPA Panama Colon Panama City

Livestock Market Prices and Quick Classified Ads

Prices listed for cattle calves lambs pigs shoats hogs and sows with weights 114 to 260 pounds and values from 4.90 to 16.90 per unit. The notice urges readers to have a classified ad attended to quickly.

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