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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1944

Page

5

Sharpsburg School Holds Annual Field Day and Awards

The Sharpsburg school concluded with a field day on the school grounds featuring events in running, jumping and relays. Holbruner and Martha Ann Er led first grade honors, with multiple students earning top marks across grades seven and below. Harold Gay was named best standing jumper, Bar Waters best girl run, and David Benner best boy runner.

Sharpsburg Igh Holbruner Martha Anner Johnny Dorsey Lois Moore Richard Shall Betty Lou McGraw Jackie Harley Arthur Mpton Catherine Lamp Jimmy Mose Cathe Forsythe Bobby Shafer Henrietta Knight el] Buzzard Perfect Adance Arthur Hammond Shea Clipp Fred Churchey Frankier Jackie Jey Eugene Canfield Howard Ellwood Knode Elwood Lorraine McGraw Connie Gloria Renner Sarah Richardson Raymond Hewitt Eva Butts Wyelyne Semler Arold Gay Bar Waters David Benner

Aid For The Foe In Italy Medical Corpsman Aids Wounded Nazi

An American medical corpsman in Italy tends to a disabled Nazi on a litter in a ruined corridor near Rome. Surviving comrades of the foe still flee into northern Italy. Before the war Canada imported about 40 million pounds of coffee annually.

Italy Romie Canada

Army Nurses To Follow Invaders To Britain

The first American women onto the continent after the beachhead will be U S Army nurses. Lilyan Hmmons of Chicago and Marion Hemmesch of New Rockford, shown in training, will join evacuation and air squadron roles. Lessons from Bataan and North Africa reshape gear for field duty and flight. WaACs will carry similar equipment.

Britain U. S. Army Lilyan Chicago Mayion L. Hemmesch New Rockford Marion Bataan North Africa Mediterranean G.I. Joe Waacs Continent Army

Nervous Wreck Seeks Legal Help for Family Strife

Betty Brainerd advises a married woman with three children to hire a lawyer and seek separate maintenance to escape continual interference by her mother in law and X’s infidelity. The letter stresses health and financial support, warns against immediate divorce, and suggests moving away from nagging and legal action to protect the family.

Betty Brainerd

Service News Highlights of Armed Forces Members

Vaughn Elvin Long joins U S Maritime Service stationed at Sheepshead Bay Brooklyn N Y for training. Corporal Hannah Snyder promoted to corporal and serves as librarian in Camp Plauche Film Library Louisiana. Paul E Huffer a storekeeper in a construction battalion in the Solomon Islands area receives a promotion. Aviation Cadet Robert Routette stationed at Naval Air Station Pensacola Fla after primary training at Glenview. The muskellunge fish sometimes weighs up to 60 pounds.

Vaughn Elvin Long Ernest Long U. S. Maritime Service U. S. Maritime Training Station Section 258 Sheepshead Bay Brooklyn N. Y Pic Hannah Snyder D. F. Snyder North Potomac Street Hagerstown Snyder Fairchild Aircraft Factory Camp Plauche Louisiana Paul E. Huffer Solomon Islands North American Cement Corp Alsatia Club Robert Routette Ellsworth Routette Naval Air Station Pensacola Fla Glenview

Family Represents Various Branches at Home

Police Sgt. and family host a gathering where five military branches are represented. The father wears police navy blue, oldest son William serves in the L. S. Maritime Service, daughter Helen, aged 15, is a nurse in training. Emeralds are mentioned among the woman's belongings.

Max Rickard McDowell Avenue Police Department William L. S. Maritime Service Helen

Diamondback terrapin bred as easily as chickens

Forty year trials at the U. B. Fisheries Laboratory on Piper’s Island in North Carolina demonstrate that diamondback terrapins can be bred as readily as domesticated chickens. The research details extended over decades, underscoring the species’ potential for controlled cultivation and supply.

U. B. Fisheries Laboratory Piper’s

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