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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1945

Page

5

Nazi Puppet In Slovakia Captured Amid Allied Sweep

Paris reports that Dr. Joseph Tiso leader of Slovakia’s Nazi puppet state was among eight wanted Nazis seized by Allied forces in a 24 hour period. Also captured were Dr. Karl Hoeven and Lt Col Karl Bukhardt linked to Buchenwald. Stephen Tiso, relative of Joseph Tiso, was captured May 21 by the U.S. Third Army. British authorities said Gen. Lothar Lintze mann was to be questioned at SHAEF after arrest in Aarhus and noted large German troop movements from Denmark.

Paris 12th_ Army Group Joseph Tiso Slovakia Karl Hoeven Adolf Hitler Buchenwald Karl Bukhardt Stephen Tiso Third Army George Lindamann Germany Denmark Lintzemann Aarhus Silkebors Jutland Remeann

Man's watch stolen after cigarette on city bus

In Springfield on June 9 Robert Neathery ended a smoke on a city bus and opened a window to toss the butt. A thief grabbed his hand, took his $50 wrist watch, and fled, leaving the scene.

Springfield Robert Neathery

Four Escapees At Large From Crownsville State Hospital

Four of ten inmates who escaped Crowns ville State hospital for insane negroes were still at large today. Authorities said the four are feeble minded and not dangerous. The other six were recaptured hours later by attendants and state and Anne Arundel county police after a search of the surrounding countryside. The escape was by opening a barred window and using tied sheets to descend to the ground.

Crownsville Crownsville State Hospital State Anne Arundel County

Coast Guard Opens to 17 Year Old Seamen

The Coast Guard Recruiting Office increases June quota for 17 year old male apprentice seamen. Applicants must have three years of high school, good health and excellent vision. Recruits attend 12 weeks at Curtis Bay Training Station, then may pursue specialized training in radio radar pharmacy electricity and other trades. Visit 625 Post Office Building for more information.

Coast Guard Curtis Bay Post Office

Infant Harwood Death at 27 Days in Maryland

Death notices for infant Larry Gene Harwood of Burkitsville Md aged 27 days with funeral at Church of the Brethren Brownsville conducted by Rev Austin Cooper. Also memorial verses for Rev J M Carter and Charles Knight, Betty June Funkhouser, and a card of thanks from the family for Doris Jane Cowden. Diamond engagement rings ad follows.

Larry Gene Harwood James N. Harwood Burkitsville Schnauffer Hospital Brunswick Lee Harwood Church of the Brethren Brownsville Hagerstown Shoe and Legging Co Doris Jane Cowden Ady

UAW CIO Leader R J Thomas to Speak at Local Event

R J Thomas president of the United Auto Workers in the Congress of Industrial Organizations will be guest speaker at the UAW S10 Post War Conference at the Academy theater on Sunday June 16. The public and all UAW CIO members are invited to attend. Thomas recently returned from London and has attended the United Nations Peace Conference in San Francisco as a CIO representative. The session will discuss postwar aims and CIO labor positions on jobs and wages.

R. J. Thomas United Auto Workers of the Congress of Industrial Organizations UAW CIO Thomas London England San Francisco Taw-Cio

In Memoriam William J. Lushbaugh Remembrance Verse

In loving memory of my grandson William J. Lushbaugh electrocuted June 10 1944 the fairest lilies are the first to fall The sweetest first to fade The fondest dearest best of all At peaceful rest is laid We know that we shall meet again in God's garden free from pain Adv. Mrs. Minnie Johnson.

Mrs Minnie Johnson America John Locke

In Memoriam William J. Lushbaugh

In loving memory of William J. Lushbaugh who was electrocuted one year ago on June 10 1944. His family recalls his life and laments his untimely death while trusting God to grant rest. The note is signed by his mother father sisters and brothers. Ady

J. M. Carter Charles Knight Betty June Funkhouser William J. Lushbaugh Lushbaugh Ady

Loving memory of William J. Lushbaugh

Aunt and Uncle Lester Lushbaugh publish a memorial note for William J. Lushbaugh electrocuted June 10 1944 expressing lasting remembrance and faith of reunion. Also advertisement for a dance at Valley Inn on June 3 with Twilight Drifters and fried chicken and country ham offered Saturday night and Sunday.

Valley Inn Twilight Drifters Ady

German Field Marshal Blaskowitz Arrested Near Aurich

Field Marshal Johannes Blaskowitz commander of the 25th Army, which capitulated to Canadian forces in Holland on May 5, was arrested Wednesday at his headquarters in the German concentration area north of Aurich. Second Canadian Division headquarters announced the arrest but did not specify charges.

Aurich Germany Johannes Blaskowitz Holland

Local Hopkins Degrees Awarded Amid Wartime Changes

Three graduates named Harold W Yates Julia Rose Lizer and Mary Elizabeth Troup received bachelor of engineering bachelor of science and master of arts degrees as the University conferred 221 degrees without traditional commencement due to wartime. Medicine and Teachers schools posted near normal grads with informal ceremonies in early June.

John Hopkins University Harold William Yates Julia Rose Lizer Mary Elizabeth Troup School of Medicine College For Teachers College of Arts and Sciences School of Engineering School of Business Economics

Union Election Results Tie at Hagerstown Hosiery Plant

At the Hagerstown Hosiery Inc plant a Thursday election for a collective bargaining agreement ended in a 33 to 33 tie. AFL representative E A Rider noted one vote was challenged by each side and said a protest has been filed with the National Labor Relations Board which supervised the vote.

Hagerstown Hosiery Inc Rat E. A. Rider AFL National Labor Relations Board

Peacetime Draft Wins Favor In House Hearings

Washington June 9 The postwar military policy committee nears a decision on peacetime conscription for 18 year olds with mem bers leaning toward universal training. If pressed, the panel may back immediate action to build a large armed reserve despite educators and churchmen opposing the plan. A key member said readiness reduces future attack risk and arguments against prep are outweighed by uncertainty about war return.

Washington House United States Woodrum D.-Va Congress Navy State Departments

College President Favors Five Year Peacetime Draft

Edward C. Elliott president of Purdue University urged Congress to adopt a five year compulsory peacetime draft as a trial program. He argued enduring peace is distant and nations will face ongoing strains and stress, urging universal military training proposals amid hearings.

Washington Congress Edward C. Elliott Purdue University Elliott House

Local Bus Line to Inaugurate Frederick Taneytown Service

Francis H. Urner president of Potomac Motor Lines announced bus service between Frederick and Taneytown will begin within a week. He said service into York Pennsylvania may be approved by the ICC at a Hagerstown hearing on July 14.

Francis H. Urner Potomac Motor Lines Frederick Taneytown Urner York ICC Hagerstown

Sub Crewman Takes to the Skies in Humble Hero’s Tale

Harold W. Harmon torpedo man 2c who served 17 months in the Pacific aboard a submarine has begun flying lessons at Hagerstown. Under instructor Edward Hovis he soloed after three days. A Pacific veteran with shrapnel wounds, he sought the air to see what’s on top, inspired by a family of flyers including brothers Aubrey and Lester.

Harold W. Harmon Pacific Hagerstown Edward Hovis Heagen Flying Service Harold Aubrey P. Harmon Clearspring Pacific Naval Hospital Philippines Hollandia New Guinea Fairchild Aubrey Lester

Identification Bracelets and Dance Night at Conococheague Park

Saum's offers engraved identification bracelets for 3.75 dollars at 21 Jonathan Street. The Silvertone Melody Boys perform every Saturday night at Conococheague Park with good eats and beer available. Ady.

SAUM Jonathan St. Ady Conococheague Park Silvertone Melody Boys T. L. Stenger

Local Navy recruit arrives for training. multiple World War II updates

James Maurice Moore 18, seaman first class USNR of Sharpsburg arrives at Norfolk Naval Training Station to train for duties on a destroyer in the Atlantic Fleet after completing instruction at Bainbridge. He previously worked at Central Garage and graduated from Hagerstown High School. Also, with the Sixth Infantry Division on Luzon, John C. Butts of Hagerstown rises from private first class to sergeant in the 63rd Infantry Regiment. Butts drafted in 1942, overseas in 1943, fought at Maffin Bay and Sansapor earning the Combat Infantryman Badge. In a letter, Cpl. Harry W. Gettel of the Ninth Army in Germany reports meeting his brother S/Sgt. John W. Gettel in uniform, both having seen heavy action in France, Belgium, and Germany, sons of West Franklin Street. William B. Ford of Williamsport, in Company B of the 338th Infantry, Fifth Army, receives the Distinguished Unit Citation in Italy for seizing high ground at Giago Pass as the Fifth Army advances. (Continued on Page 8)

James Maurice Moore USNR Sharpsburg Naval Training Station Norfolk Naval Training Center Bainbridge Earl Moore Navy Hagerstown 63Rd Infantry Regiment Butts Maffin Bay Sansapor New Guinea Betty Gettel Summit Avenue Harry W. Gettel Ninth Army Germany John W. Gettel 50Th Army D Inf. Bn Harry France Belgium John West Franklin Street South Mulberry Street William B. Ford Virginia E. Payne South Conococheague Street Williamsport 338Th Infantry Regiment Fifth Army Italy T Giago Pass

Local Boy Dudley Reynolds Honored In Germany

In Germany, local boy Dudley G Reynolds of 258 South Mulberry Street earns praise from Sgt Lear Quickle of the Fighting 69th. Reynolds, nicknamed Shorty, holds the Good Conduct Medal Expert Infantryman’s Badge Combat Infantryman’s Badge two Bronze Stars and the Bronze Star Medal. Quickle notes Reynolds exemplary soldiering and public relations duties amid 271st Regiment activities.

Hagerstown Washington County 69Th Germany Lear Quickle Woolworth S-Set Dudley G. Reynolds George H. Reynolds South Mulberry Street Harvin EH Shorty 271St Regiment

Fine leather billfolds with initials in gold 32

Saum's at 21 Jonathan Street advertises fine leather billfolds personalized with gold initials. Also promoting Saturday night dancing at Mt Lena Hall featuring Fiddlin Pete and His Happy Valley Ramblers Radio Gang. Fried chicken available Sunday afternoon and evening. Ady.

Saum’s Jonathan St. Adv MT. Lena Hall Pete Happy Valley Ramblers Ady

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Dr. Tiso Franklin Dry Cleaners Adv Crum’s Salem Ave Winter St H. M. Statler Srum’s Jonathan St Christ Virginia Avenue Baptist Church Cheerio Restaurant Pennsylvania Ave Ruth Swisher Mer Memoriam Zach Gossard Walter Funkhouser Saulis Auto Workers Willie Lester Lushbaugh Johns Hopkins Savery Spanish Danceland Old Mill Tavern Penn-Maryland Ross Heart-Shield Bibles T-Up Bottling Company Goodyear Balto, & Locust Sts Roof Services Hotel Patterson Audubon N. Potomac St Phane Kraiss Funeral Home Home Builders Savings & Loan Assn Washington Street WMC Apply Holland Furnace Company A. J. Klinkhart Franklin Court Virginia Avenue Potomac Avenue A.D. Holsinger Sinclair Products Station Furniture Mfg. CO. J First Stre Yingling Auto Sales & Service Pontiac Frederick St Harold Harmon Dune Sixth Infantry Luzon John C. Butts Charles Butts Park Place Dodiey G. Reynolds Loar Quickle Sharrett Motors Ford Baltimore St Leon Stahl Fleigh Motor Co Oak Bill Ave General Acceptance Corp Hagerstown Industrial Loan Jonathan ST. D. Earl Neskire Terrace Restaurant Pennsylvania and Prospect Avenues Coal—Builders W. Church St Church & Prospect Crouse Produce Reichard’s W. Antietam St Community Finance Service, Inc W. Weahington St. Zonda Buick Cadilac Chevrolet Chrysler Dodge Word la Salle Mercury Packard Plymouth Suidebaker BBC Ron’s Joe Mills Mountain Ramblers Reuben and Rachael County Commissioners Office Court House J.B. R. Black Consumers Credit Service Consumers Credit Service, Inc 407 Public
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