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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
2
Potter, a notable industrialist and civic leader, was elected president at a regular meeting held at the association's offices on 43 Jonathan. The selection highlights leadership continuity within the financial institution and local business circles.
Street succeeds the late General Joseph W. Byron as president of the First Federal loan association. Paterson, longtime director of What Federal, becomes vice-president and director of Pangborn Corporation after over 35 years and recent shift from executive vice-president. He has been active in civic and church work and was elected president of the Hagerstown YMCA. Other officers include vice-presidents S. El Phillips and Harvey H. Heyser Jr, secretary-treasurer Mildred H. Heess, and directors Aaron K. Beecher E Stuart Bushong William D L Beard Alfred J Bendall Jr.
Oshkosh Nebraska reports a white New Zealand doe birthed 36 kits in four months. The litter sizes included eight, eleven, and seventeen, showing a remarkable rabbit prolificacy.
Clarence R. Zarfoss of Western Maryland Railway told the Hagerstown Rotary Club that transportation costs reach forty billion dollars annually, exceeding Britain’s national income. He noted U S railroads dwarf Russia’s, eight million trucks, forty million cars, and vast waterways and airlines, urging cross mode cooperation to boost industrial strength and national growth.
J. B. Ferguson, director of the Western Maryland, introduced Mr. Zarfoss as part of a discussion urging the nation to pursue courage and vision in business amid ongoing efforts to improve leadership and economic outlook.
The Department of Fisheries reports a 25 pound Atlantic salmon caught in Guysborough at St. Marys Stream. The weight far surpasses the average nine pounds for the species in local rivers and streams.
In New York price wars lift department store sales by 86 percent year over year while hurting merchants who must cut markups to move stock. Analysts say lower prices may only be temporary as supply gluts, demand shifts, and credit limits shape future profits and store viability.
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