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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1944

Page

7

Washington county 4 H club joins Food for Victory poultry contest

Washington county 4 H boys and girls prepare to participate in the National 4 H Food for Victory Poultry Production contest under the University of Maryland Extension Service. Local awards support Maryland state prizes and a trip to the 23rd National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago next winter.

Washington County Vernon Walter Kenneth Frey Maryland Chicago University of Maryland Extension Service

Next of Kin Group Meeting Advised by Red Cross

A meeting of the Nextofkin group of the American Red Cross will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 30 at the club headquarters 210 West Washington street. All members with sons or fathers missing in action or prisoners of war are invited.

Nextofkin The American Red Cross West Washington Street

Summer Fashion Bank Pattern Request Notice

Advertisement for mailing a pattern request from Hagerstown Daily Mail readers. Provides pattern details for a size 16 garment with 3 percent fabric and ruffles. Requires name, address, style number, size, and postal unit. Include 2 cents for mailing. Pattern Department, Hagerstown Daily Mail, 121 W. 19th St. New York NY.

Hagerstown Daily Mail W. 19Th Sr New York N.Y

Two Boys Admit Robbery In City

Two youths from Waynesboro Pa George Edward Fogle 17 and Glenn Austin Greet 15 serving a year in the House of Correction on larceny charges admitted to Frederick street Atlantic Service station break in on June 1 2 with postage and ration stamps tools stolen. Detained for return to the city and linked to a prior Emmitsburg filling station break in.

House of Correction Atlantic Frederick Street George Edward Fogle Glenn Austin Greet Waynesboro Wayne Selman Charles Wolford A. C Palmer Sellman Fogle Green Emmitsburg Toole Fountl

We Women by Betty Brainerd

Dear readers exchange letters on marriage conflict and trust. A troubled wife seeks guidance about her abusive, deceitful husband who favors gambling and social distractions. Betty Brainerd advises legal intervention, personal assertiveness, and active, valued tasks to regain control and stability.

Betty Brainerd I.e Jno Jin

Curb On Liquor Monopoly Hinted By Baltimore Board

ANNAPOLIS Md July 11 The Baltimore Board of Liquor License Commissioners urged statutory curbs on tying manufacture and distribution of wines beer and hard liquor to curb a monopolistic trend among distillers In its biennial report the board urged Governor O Conor to seek legislative investigations and enact measures to prevent monopolistic combinations across the industry.

Annapolis Baltimore Board of Liquor License Commissioners O'Conor Legislatre

Teen Age Girls Widely Employed

Local high school and college girls fill varied summer roles from secretarial work to camp counseling. Some work in war industries or municipal services, with four library assistants at the Washington County Library and several serving as pool guards after Red Cross lifeguard training.

Washington County Library Iscal Fountain Head Country Club Red Cross

Summers of Purpose Shape Hagestown Girls Career Plans

Young Hagestown women fill summer hours with varied labor. Some sew bandages at Red Cross HQ while others study typing at local business schools. Many tend victory gardens, can fruits and vegetables, and two berries sellers earn extra cash. Future Florence Nightingales train at nearby hospitals as high school seniors return to school in fall.

Hed Cross Angels of Mercy Hagerstown

Liner Grant Lost on Submerged Pacific Reef

The former round the world liner President Grant grounded on a submerged reef in the Pacific ten miles from its destination with no loss of life. The 13,050 ton ship and its merchant marine crew arrived in San Francisco after aiding salvage of supplies and equipment. The crew labored 106 days to free the Grant.

San Francisco Grant Pacific Warshipping Administration Merchant Marine

Great Wave Splits Ship As Floodwaters Invade Deck

The vessel cracked in two after a crushing wave struck broadside. Chief Engineer John Hanson of Redwood City, California, reported rivers popping like bullets as water flooded the deck and men scrambled to climb in.

John Hanson Redwood Ciy Calif

Progress on Reservoir Park Shelter Nears Completion

Councilman Jack Her Jane announced last night that the Reservoir park shelter will be finished in about two weeks. The shelter, built with a concrete base and stone columns, will accommodate 60 people and include benches and tables for picnics and lunches, supporting park use in Hagerstown. The West End park area remains popular with residents, especially the younger crowd.

Reservoir Park West End Park Jack Her Jane Hagerstown Ond

Park Users Enjoy Expanded Play Facilities

Adults explore the new features at the park including enhanced play facilities, baseball diamonds, and other amenities. The improvements aim to provide varied recreation options for local residents and visitors alike.

Project Approved for Nurses Homeland Training Center in Cumberland

Federal Works Agency approval announced for a training facility at Allesing hospital Cumberland with a $75,700 federal grant. Telegram from Representative J Glenn Reall confirms the action as of July 1.

Cumberland Mad Federal Works Agency J. Glenn Reall

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