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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1945
Page
5
Baltimore produce notes list unchanged prices for items such as apples cherries and fowl with figures for eggs cases weight totals and case counts. The column notes general price stability across categories and mentions salad dressings and mustard flavored spreads as flavor enhancers rather than butter substitutes.
AP News reports on the Skinheads Club in Philadelphia where bald men form a social group arguing baldness is not shameful. President William C. Johnson notes figures like Eisenhower and Caesar as examples, while members include executives and an associated membership for those not yet bald. The club projects international reach with Bruce Burd of Lloyds of London joining during a visit.
Colorado Springs, July reports Sgt Short Snorter, a three year old Scottish terrier known as Shorty, the canine queen of 2nd Air Force bomber crews. She tours the globe with Lt Col William Bowden, has logged 3000 air hours aboard B24s and other bombers, visiting New Guinea, Australia, Hawaii, Fiji, New Caledonia, Cuba, Jamaica, the Bahamas, and Puerto Rico, rides in Pullmans and airliners, and suns herself aboard planes while sharing meals with her crew.
Downsville notes report steady stream of weekend and furlough visits. Navy personnel including Walter Jordan, Tom Cline, and Irvin Hutzell spent time with relatives. Don Braden and Richard Hessong joined Washington guests. Elvin Betts on 60 day furlough from war. Ira Cline and wife hosted a dinner before Miami trip. Local residents visit Boston and Baltimore relatives. others attend family gatherings.
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