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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1944

Page

5

Enroll As Good Donors Volunteer Drive Update

Registration for blood donor volunteers trails the 1000 target but nears the mark as the week ends. The registration office at 4 South stomach Street operates daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. through Saturday. Call 2191 to sign up. participation highlighted by volunteers including Frank B. Barr and George Hack.

South Stomac Street Frank B. Barr George Hack

List of Residents in Local Social Circle Names

A long roster of residents and spouses appears in the social column, listing Alma Rhodes, Mary Binning, Tera Bailey, Robert McCauley, Alma Bowser, Ralph Bailey, Eugene Winders, Dorothy Kuhlman, Virginia Mathews, Lula Hann, J. D. Ausherman, Guy Knepper, Rachael Baylor, Hazel Mellett, F. A. Thompson, Roy Hoover, L. J. Himell, Joseph Gardenhour, John Garver, H. Cameron Elgin, Ralph Blickenstaff, J. Roche, F. K. Coss, Lewis Snare, A. F. Jamison, Frank Day, Edward Kuhn, and numerous others in a broad society roll.

L. J. Himell Joseph O. Gardenhour John Garver H. Cameron Elgin Ralph Blickenstaff J. Roche F. K. Coss Lewis Snare A. F. Jamison Frank Day Lewis H. Dellinger Edward Kuhn Francis BE. Cohle Wm. J. Troupe J. F

Black Market Hit By Chief of OPA

Baltimore January 24 Leo H McCormick director of the State Office of Price Administration says the black market rivals nothing this country has seen. He warns patrons are fueling crime and inflation by buying liquor gasoline food clothing and essentials in a broadcast.

Baltimore P—Blick Leo H. McCormick State Office of Price Administration McCormick WFBR OPA

Rayburn Leads in DNC Preference for Vice Presidency

The Associated Press poll of the Democratic National Committee shows House Speaker Sam Rayburn leading for the vice presidential nomination with 18 votes, ahead of Vice President Wallace with 14, Farley with 7, and Byrnes with 5, while 24 members expressed no preference and 8 abstained. The group favored Roosevelt’s fourth term, and several officials appeared in the scattered category.

Bus Ham Clair Johnson Associated Press Washington Sam Rayburn Henry Wallace Democratic National Committee Roosevelt Texas James A. Farley James F. Byrnes Wallace Farley Byrnes Csc Eee Ellis Arnall Georgia Edwin C. Johnson Colorado Claude Pepper Florida Joseph O'Mahoney Wyoming Lister Hill Alabama Guy M. Gillette Iowa Franklin D. Roosevelt Supreme Court William Douglas Paul McNutt Louis Johnson American Legion The Press

Municipal Band Broadcast Program Invincible Eagle March Overture

Municipal band concert program lists Invincible Eagle March and Sailors of Fortune overture. Transcriptions feature Merry the Rookies March and My Heart Stood Still. Roster includes naval airs All Hands on Deck and River Spiritual with March of the Mannikins novelty pieces. Contributors—Hildreth Benter Briegel Rodger Taveseee Noivas.

Wallace and Rayburn in 1944 VP trial at Jackson Day

At a Democratic National Committee meeting in Washington Vice President Wallace and Speaker Rayburn shared the stage in an oratorical tryout for the 1944 Vice Presidential nomination. The crowd of about 1,000 noted Wallace’s revival of the New Deal theme as Hannegan urged continuity under Roosevelt during wartime.

Washington Wallace Sam Rayburn House Democratic Campaign Fund Roosevelt Robert E. Hannegan Democratic National Committee Hannegan Rayburn

Hitler Has Failed To Destroy Unity

London report notes Pravda editorial asserting Hitler failed in all political and diplomatic maneuvers to split Allied unity. Moscow broadcast, via Soviet Monitor, quotes Pravda saying military calculations also shattered.

London Pravda Hitler Moscow

Airman Killed As Plane Sinks Off Chesapeake Bay

Baltimore January 24 The body of an Army test pilot from the Glenn L Martin plant remains unfound as military crews continue search for a twin engined bomber that sank near Gibson Island after a routine flight from Martin airport. The pilot’s name is being withheld pending next of kin notification. A separate note recalls Joe McElroy Mann pitching Princeton to a no hit victory over Yale in New Haven on May 29 1875.

Baltimore Army Chesapeake Bay Glenn L. Martin Martin Navy Coast Guard Gibson Island Joe McElroy Mann Princeton Yale New Haven Conn

Congressman's luggage stolen in Vancouver hotel break in

Rep. Warren G Magnuson said thieves stole his luggage and confidential papers in Vancouver Canada while he ate breakfast. He doubted the loss included valuable military information and noted replacement of reports from hearings and Alaska trip papers. Police ruled out a professional thief. Magnuson suggested an enemy agent could be involved.

Seattle Warren G. Magnuson Wash Navy Knox Frank Jack Fletcher Western Sea Frontier Alaska Magnuson Vancouver B. C Canada House Naval Affairs Committee Tom Harry

Officer Promoted In City War Department Announcement

The promotion of Cecil Marvin Gerber 26 East Lee street this city from second to first lieutenant was announced yesterday by the War Department.

Cecil Marvin Gerber East Lee Street War Department

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