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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1951

Page

5

National business federation lists members on key issues

The National Federation of Independent Business posted its members for monthly vote on price controls federal licensing of all businesses and competition with private firms. Members submit their votes to local chairmen who forward marked ballots to Congress. In Hagerstown members report to Rep J Gleno iall via H L Mills.

Wadératioh Tati Tes Tve Smiajl Firme Mora Detansa Fuir Washington NFIB Hagerstown J. Gleno Iall H. L. Mills Federation Radshoro Hancowe Beall Hugh A. Foard Boonsboro J. F. Cox Hancock

Navy Pre-Inductees Welcomed By Local Recruit Station

Chief Leo Kelly announces a brief window for pre-inducted men with pre-induction orders to enlist in the United States Navy. The program expires August 1 and the Navy remains a volunteer force, not accepting drafted men.

Leo Kelly Navy United States Navy U. S. Navy Kelly

Mosquitoes At Hancock Sprayed By Rotary Club

The Rotary Club of Hancock sponsors annual mosquito spraying with Mayor and Town Council funding. Dr. Castillo Graham of the University of Maryland warns without action hordes would invade the town. About ten thousand gallons of DDT were used to cover accessible areas.

Rotary Club of Hancock Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Castillo Graham University of Maryland Lancock Williamsport Graham

Band Headlines Free Wheaton Park Concert Tonight

Bill Fraley and his nine piece orchestra will perform a free concert at Wheaton Park this evening at o o'clock. The band has played many local clubs over the past year and features Hildagard Wilson with special piano arrangements. Also appearing is George Finney, drummer, who recently performed with a local trio in Washington.

Bill Fraley Ochestra Wheaton Park Hildagard Wilson George Finney Washington

Band arrangement by Russ Alley Hob Brandenburg and Chuck Wellington

Special arrangements for the band were made by Russ Alley and Hob Brandenburg permiasters of the band and Chuck Wellington of Phoenix Arizona. The music is provided by Local 770 of the American Federation of Musicians through a grant from the Music Performance Trust Fund of the Recording Industry.

Russ Alley Hob Brandenburg Permiasters Chuck Wellington Phoenix Arizona American Federation of Musicians Music Recording

State Orchardists Delegation Led by John C Caspar

J P Caspar of Hancock will head this state's delegation at the summer meeting of the State Forit cnatural Association in Adams and Franklin Counties Pa on July 25 and 26. Some 2000 orchardists will visit outstanding orchards of the Appalachian belt. Sen Harry F Byrd of Virginia will speak at 7 20 p m Wednesday in the auditorium of the South Mountain Fairgrounds at Arendta ville. Growers will study a research program witness demonstration of orchard equipment and observe the results of cultural and management practices. Visitors are expected from Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and West Virginia.

J. P. Caspar Hancock State Foritcnatural Association Adams Franklin Counties Appalachian Belt Maryland Horticultural Society Harry F. Byrd Virginia South Mountain Fairgrounds Arendtaville Jorchard Pennsylvania Maryland Virgina West Virginia

Barn Fire Destroys Hay, Autos Near Kemps Mill

A barn and its contents including hay and several autos were destroyed by fire at the F. Zelle j farm near High Germany Kemps Mill. Williamsport Hire Company sent trucks but could not save the barn. Firemen, hampered by water shortage, fought the blaze with booster tanks. The fire started anew after a gas tank exploded and is suspected to be caused by spontaneous combustion of green hay.

F. Zelle J High Germany Kemps Mill Williamsport Hire Company

Paratroopers Plan Maryland Jump At Naval Academy Dairy Farm

About 400 paratroopers from Lt. Col. Samuel R. Petersons 2nd Battalion 188th Airborne Infantry are set to drop from 13 C 46 Commandos over the Naval Academy dairy farm near the junction of routes 301 and 145 at Fort Meade Maryland. The drop may be postponed to the next day if wind exceeds 15 miles per hour and troops load at Friendship International Airport.

Fort Meade Naval Academy Dairy Farm 188Th Airborne Infantry Samuel R. Peterson Friendship International Airport

Beall Secures Capitol Seal For Maryland Archives

Representative Weall invited Maryland congressional delegation members to attend the transfer ceremony in the capital. The procession included Rep. Lansdale Sasseur Heall George H. Fallon David Lynn capitol architect John H. Reeves and officials, with Rep. Garmatz Miller Devereux among those present.

Rep Weall Maryland Geft Lansdale Sasseur Heall George H. Fallon David Lynn Capitol John H. Reeves Edward A. Garmatz Edward T. Miller James P

Roosevelt era mentions amid garbled economic figures

A fragmented historical note cites Franklin D Roosevelt and U S policy context with references to disability, taxation, and large annual minutes of activity, but the text is corrupt, mixing numbers and terms in a disordered way without coherent events or dates.

Franklin T. Roosevelt United States America

Door at Eagles Club Smashed in Weekend Incident

A man identified as Archié Kerne of the 1000 block West Washington Silent sustained neck or right arm injuries after his arm went through the glass panel of the Eagles Club front door Saturday night. Doorman Rodger Davis received facial cuts from flying glass. fourteen stitches were applied to Kerne’s arm and two stitches to two knuckles.

Archié Kerne Washington Silent Nevers Eagles Club Rodger Davis

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