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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1941

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Soldier Dead Honored Here at Rose Hill Cemetery

Memorial exercises paid tribute to soldiers of America’s four wars at Rose Hill Cemetery with brief ceremonies, a tablet tribute in front of the Cow House, invocations, poppies, and a parade. Commander Harman praised defenders of democracy and stressed readiness and sacrifice for liberty as American defenses expand with new planes, navy and air power.

Rose Hill Cemetery America George D. Harman Baltimore Maryland American Legion Morris Frock Post Washington County Scott R. Wagner Francis Leary 113Th Infantry Moose Harman United States H. Cameron Elgin Morris Frock Post Fr. Leary Mary Herman Lincoln Ruby Huling The Legion Auxiliary Wagner

Pope Defends Individual Freedom Against State Overreach

Pope Pius VII used a Vatican radio address on Pope Leo XIII's social encyclical anniversary to defend individual and family rights against excessive state control. He urged limits on state intervention, upheld private property for family liberty, and warned against paganism in public life while urging resilience amid global suffering and war.

Vatican City Pius VII Leo Mill Vatican Holy Father Masa College of Cardinals

Pope cites Rerum Novarum as guiding social order

The Pope contends the church has indisputable competence to judge social order and moral truth. He calls the encyclical Magna Carta of Christian social endeavor and notes war may affect economy and society inviting future church care after conflict. Classified ads offer aged cars and police dog cups at low prices.

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Seven Hurt in Crashes Across County This Weekend

Seven people were injured in county accidents over the weekend, with the most serious on Potomac and Maple where David R. Schingel age 20 of Hagerstown struck parked cars. His passengers Jane Snyder and James Fisher were injured, and Schingel sustained a sprained wrist. Other incidents involved motorcyclist Glen Moser and a child hit near East Baltimore Street. The Washington County Hospital treated the injured, no charges were filed. The Western Enterprise Fire Company holds its regular meeting tonight at 8.

Potomac Avenue Maple Avenue David R. Schingel Hagerstown Charles E. Sargent Hackensack N. Df W. Vernon Heck McKee Avenue Schindel Jane Snyder James Fisher Route 5 Glen W. Moser Jefferson Street Funkstown Dorothes Martin Paterson Phyllis Thomas Baltimore Street Harvey M. Iseminger Faukstown J. B. Brown Washington County Hospital Jack Fields Boones, N. C South Potomac Street Michael B. Seayour Frederick Street

Realistic thrills in new Tarzan picture

The New Adventures of Tarzan stars Herman Brix as Tarzan and was filmed by the Ashton Dearbolt Expedition in Guatemala Central America. The production places the entire company and sound studio in the jungle for a authentic, action packed locale with Nkima the chimp in supporting roles.

Tarzan Herman Brix Frank Baker Ula Holt Dale Walsh Don Costello Lew Sargent Harry Ernest Nkima Ashton Dearbolt Guatemala Central America

Lady From Cheyenne Opens At Henry's With Loretta Young

Loretta Young stars in The Lady From Cheyenne at Henry's Airconditioned Theatre with Robert Preston Edward Arnold and others. Annie Morgan teaches in Laraville fights for jury rights, her schoolhouse burned, and a town reforms as she aims to pass a women on juries bill. Program runs today through Thursday with news reel and shorts.

Henry Frank Lloyd Loretta Young Robert Preston Edward Arnold Frank Graven Gladys George Jessie Ralph Stanley Fields Willia Best Samuel S. Hinds Annia Morgan Frontier Laraville Jim Cork Stephen Lewis Cork Annie Mrs. McGuinness Cheyenne Henry’s

Gary Cooper Stars in Maryland Film No Villain in Capra Picture

A Maryland screening of Meet John Doe showcases Gary Cooper as a poor young man fighting for a popular idea. The conflict arises from clashing ideas rather than a single villain, with Edward Arnold as a respectful foe and Capra’s film emphasizing ideological battles over personal enmity.

Capra Robert Riskin Frank Capra John Doe Gary Cooper Barbara Stanwyck The Maryland Bil John Cooper Edward Arnold Villian

Immigration milestones and seasonal birth weights noted

The article records that thirty million people have settled in the United States since 1787. It also notes that newborn weights vary by season, with January and February births typically lighter than summer births.

United States

Suburban Day 3¢ Sale Items List

A list of Suburban Day sale goods with prices across categories. Items include spoons knives mugs paper products dressings curlers pins shoe laces coat hangers and various household staples, each priced mostly at 3 cents or 2 to 5 cents, reflecting a bargain sale catalog style.

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