Washington Urges Preparedness and Tax Support
Secretary Wallace called for economic and military preparedness in a CBS radio address. He warned that if England and France fall, America would be next. He urged rapid use of idle labor, money, and factories to produce arms while warning against harming farmers and the unemployed amid world trade disruptions. He favored tax increases for defense to show public sacrifice and argued unemployment could be reduced without harming civilian consumption.
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Australian textile industries plan multi million expansion
Australian textile industries are planning a four to six million dollar expansion to boost capacity and modernize facilities. The move aims to create jobs, increase exports, and strengthen the sector amid global competition and rising demand.
350 Receive Diplomas In 62nd High School Commencement Here
The 62nd commencement honors graduates with varied awards and prizes. Notable donors include Morris Frock Post No. 42 American Legion and John N Farra memorials. Individual awards recognize athletics, mathematics, history, dramatics, and band participation. The program lists hundreds of named graduates across academic and technical tracks, with numerous prize names and benefactors.
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John N. Farra
William E. Ferra
Andrew Jones
Joseph J
Helen Fochter
Peter Badrich
Lioyd Harshman
James Marghman
Great Relief Promised by RUX and Williams Formula
Crowds flock to a local drug store sale of RU Compound and Williams Formula for rheumatic neuralgic and neuritic pains. The testimonial from Anton Frix of Green Bay Wisconsin highlights relief, better sleep, appetite recovery, and increased energy after using RUX and Williams Formula, with prices $1 $1.50 and $6 at drug stores.
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Willow Lane Rebuild Planned From Light Plant To Stadium
In a regular session the Mayor and Council authorized the Street Department to rebuild Willow Lane from the light plant to Frederick Street. The macadamized street will be about 32 feet wide at Frederick and over 50 feet wide near the Municipal Stadium, with added parking. Northern Avenue rebuild plans were reviewed, though partly outside city limits. City purchasing agent Philip Recher resigned, effective June 15, to join Emmett Hardware Co. several applicants were noted for the post.
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Edison Quits Navy to Campaign for New Jersey
President Roosevelt accepted the resignation of Charles Edison as Secretary of the Navy effective June 24. Edison will run for governor of New Jersey on the Democratic ticket, saying his objectives of the past three and a half years have been largely realized.
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Annual Methodist Meeting Opens in Westminster
Ministers and laymen from the three former Methodist branches gather in Westminster for the Baltimore annual conference five day session at Western Maryland College. About 650 delegates expected with Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes presiding as representatives of the formerly divided groups unite in the conference.
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List of Names Appearing in Community Directory
A catalog of individuals including Joseph Keefer Glenn Kershner Robert Lillard Paul Juong Richard McNeal Paul Miller Gail Mongan William Morrow Gerald Myers George Palmer Eugene Pautsgrove Arthur Poole Lauren Ridge Charley Ringer Paul Rudisilt Junior Russell Harold Schigigh George Shantz Jack Socks Albert Starliper Kenneth Stottlemyer Jacob Swartz Palmer Taylor Marwood Thurmond Preston Thurnton Leonard Weaver Richard Travinger James Wisbel Leo Wolf Paul Wolfensberger.
Youth Injured In Bicycle Door Collision
Robert Keedy son of Fred Keedy sustained a cut requiring nine stitches when his bicycle crashed into a parked car door at Jonathan and Franklin streets yesterday afternoon about 3 30. The injury occurred as a motorist from Lsusdowne Pa parked the car and the youth collided with the open door. He was taken to Washington County Hospital.
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Woodmen Plan 50th Anniversary Celebration in Hagerstown
Wise announces the 50th anniversary of the Woodmen of the World here for June 6 with a banquet and nationwide radio toast from Omaha. The District W O W Log Rolling Association schedules a two day convention in Hagerstown on August 24 and 25 at City Park with uniforms, drill teams, prizes, and officer elections.
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Red Cross War Relief Drive Passes 3000 Mark
Yesterday's local totals pushed the Washington County Red Cross War Relief drive past the 3000 dollar mark toward a 6000 dollar chapter quota. Hancock led with 261 dollars as community efforts from churches and industry bolster the overall sum amid a call for continued public participation at banks, drug stores, theaters, and Leiters department store, with school boxes to be collected. A July meeting at City Park was announced as part of ongoing drives to support soldiers and civilians.
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Mayor Sweeney Highlights Youth Teaching at Temperance Meeting
Mayor Richard H. Sweeney spoke at a Hagerstown Women’s Christian Temperance Union gathering at First Baptist Church. He urged home education and community programs through agencies like M. C. A. Salvation Army and Boys and Girls Clubs, stressing supervised play for wholesome social conditions.
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