24 Jul 1943
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1943
Page
1
Russian forces crossed a river east of Orel as part of a broader push along the front. Soviet dispatches claim more than 2,000 Germans were killed attempting to dislodge Red Army units, with 250 German planes involved in aerial operations at Orel.
Ten young men in the 11 year old group were recently inducted into the United States Navy in Bali area through the local station City Hall per Recruiter John Millard. Names include Robert L Forrest Cavetown George W Marin John H Barnhart Albert J Spickler Stanley R Brown Robert J Klein Homer H Levis John W Rockwell Henry O Kendall Andrew G Malone Le Gore. Two section volunteers joined the Navy Seabees as second class petty officers Ray M Richards and Arthur B Payne Hagerstown. Seabees offer broader ratings than other naval branches and further details may be obtained at the local station.
John Thomas Erwin, colored, indicted for breaking and entering the Thumma Motor Co on Frederick street, was paroled by Judge Joseph D Mish after pleading guilty. He must report to Cumberland draft board for induction. Erwin had just completed a term at the House of Correction.
Prices paid to farmers for wheat at mill and barn, corn, poultry, potatoes, cabbage, beans, peas, and other commodities are listed with ceilings and unit values. The page itemizes assorted market quotes including heavy hay, honey, and canned goods, reflecting farm price levels and government setting influences.
Three men, residents of North Foundry Street, were arrested by Sgt J B Brown and Patrolman John Krode on warrants charging trespass in the larceny of potatoes from Franklin Miller’s Victory Garden on Highland Way. Miller reported about a third of his crop missing. Police note prior thefts of sweet corn and other vegetables from gardens in recent weeks.
St James July 22 announcement lists Sunday school at 10 AM in the Brethren church, Christian Endeavor at 11, and evening preaching at 7:45 led by Rev D C White. Rev and Mrs White attend a Brethren conference in Vinco Pa this week. several youths depart for Camp Peniel near Thurmont Md. Sunday camp visitors include Rev and Mrs White and several families and members from local households.
The Catholic Review accuses Mussolini of full responsibility for the bombing of Rome. It condemns hisArsenals near churches and calls Hitler equally culpable for church destruction in other lands. The piece expresses Catholic agony, a desire for victory, and prayers for peace led by America and its president.
Spent Thursday of last week with Gaza Cross and now with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Donald Lowery. Milton Lowery, recently in hospital, is improving and able to walk. Sensenbaugh family visited Hagerstown and Frank Lynch's home. Beth and Lois Norris stay with friends near Hancock. Bloom family visited Mrs Poffenberger in Boonsboro who is not well. Mrs Metz returned home after weeks at Camp Shelby Mississippi.
Dear Worried Blue Eyes, a 19 year old woman and 20 year old fiancé dispute marriage before his army enlistment. The adviser urges waiting for parental consent, discussing every outcome, and considering alternatives before marrying. The piece includes guidance on defense plant work and possible future choices. Betty Brainerd signs off from 680 Madison Ave.
Major General Russell P. Hartle, recently back from England, toured the Fairchild Corporation plant in Fairchild, accompanied by Paul Frizzell and John G. Bower. The inspection covered airplane construction from start to trainer finish, in Hartle’s hometown facility producing student fliers for the armed forces. Hartle, native of Chewsville, was assigned to Camp Robinson after commands in Ireland and the English theater, visiting relatives during a brief Arkansas stop.
The Leo forecast notes Adverse aspects in Washington and potential strains on statesmen. It warns of stock market cautions and profit-driven trading, amid worries of spies and treachery in the United States. It also foresees possible major accidents in war industries and warns against overreliance on democratic ideals.
A White House aide recommends rotating evaporated milk stored for long periods every 26 to 60 days to prevent spoiling into clabber. The guidance aims to keep supply fresh and safe for use.
Guest ministers will occupy the pulpit at both services tomorrow. Rev. Dr. F Berry Plummer of St. Pauls United Brethren Church speaks on Shaken Foundations and Righteous Men at morning worship. Rev. George L Detweiler of Waynesboro preaches on The Menace of the Years at 7:30 p m. Grace Bowman plays organ. choir sings The Silent Sea and There Shall Be Night No More.
Baltimore July 24 State War Savings Administrator Walter N Ruth said Treasury figures show few Marylanders are cashing Series H F and G war bonds. Virtually no $1000 bonds have been redeemed, few between $100 and $1,000 at maturity, while $25 bonds are redeemed most often.
The International Uniform Lesson outlines biblical views on drunkenness, its effects on body and spirit, and social harm. It cites Deuteronomy, Proverbs and Paul, contrasts harsh old laws with the prodigal son, warns that drunkards shall not inherit God's kingdom, and urges sincere repentance to atone and be saved.
A dense list of Sunday School times and worship services for numerous churches in the area. Entries include Grace United Brethren, Presbyterian Washington and Prospect, Assemblies of God Howard and Spruce, Nazarenes on West Side, St. Marys Catholic, St. Johns Episcopal, St. Pauls Methodist, Zion Reformed, Gods Gospel Mission, Volunteers of America, Grace Brethren, Asbury Methodist, First Brethren, St. Pauls A. B., Calvary Brethren, St. Pauls Evangelical, Union Chapel, Church of the Brethren, Christian Science Society, St. Johns Lutheran, Howard Street Methodist, Emmanuel A. B., Seventh-day Adventist, First Christian, Christs Reformed, Trinity Lutheran Chapel, Union Chapel, Trinity Lutheran No Evening, Otterbein United Brethren, Washington Methodist, First Church of God, The Salvation Army, First Baptist, Pentecostal Church of God, Second Christian, Zion Baptist, Freenzer A. M. E., St. Marks Lutheran.
County churches list Sunday School and Morning Services with times across multiple towns including Clear Spring, Funkstown, Boonsboro, Sharpsburg, Williamsport, and Mount Carmel. Entries name church groups such as St Pauls Lutheran, Shiloh United Brethren, St Johns Reformed, and Mt Tabor Lutheran, detailing specific hours for Sunday School, morning service, and evening service.
Christ Reformed Church will dedicate an honor roll of ninety members serving in the country this Sunday at 11 o clock. Among them are five women including two WAVES one WAAC and two nurses. Families are invited to attend as the pastor delivers How Pray Today with special music by Mildred Le Fevre and a choir anthem.
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