Civilians To Get Less Train Space
Washington June 13 Fifty per cent less Pullman space and 10 to 12 per cent fewer railroad coaches will be available for civilian travel in August and thereafter as troops move from Europe to embarkation points. Office of Defense Transportation will seek to avoid rationing but may impose it if necessary.
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Washington
J. Monroe Johnson
Europe
Johnson
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
County School Closing Program Sharsburg Eighth Grade Observes Year End
The Sharpsburg school held its final assembly with a musical program featuring piano and trumpet solos, group singing, and selections such as The Cobbler and the Crow. Awards recognized top scholars and honor roll students across grades from first to eighth, with special mentions for best speller and all around scholar.
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Sharpsburg
Black Hawk
Vivian Stowlemver
the Cobbler and the Crow
Bue Dunube Waltz
Evelyn Semler
Bell Bottom Trousers
Wayne Churchey
Jackie Earley
Nancy Semler
Jean Holbruner
Syd
Johnny Dorsey
Paul Crampton
Ith
Peggy Butts
Ruby Buzzard
Patsy Porsythe
Charles Lehman
Catherine Forsythe
Glas Renner
Harold Butts
Sampson
Otta Knight
Harry Sampson
Essie Drenner
Mary Ach
Hoy Semler
Marin Lampgrade
Joan Holbruner
Johnny Ey
Leif Moore
Barbara Rue Butts
Arthur Crampton
Catherine Sampson
Warne Churchey
Gloria Renner
Hazel Bussard
Ruth Gay
Geraldine Hetzel
Cr Mn
Wm .K Vunior McKay
Mary Griffith
Elwoody
Merle Q Kaylor
Patsy Crampton
Joan Helberuner
Johnny Borsey
Nancy
Peggy Bulls
Phine Crampton
Yaen Gray
I 1 Bowers
Patty Highkberger
Patsy
Unblock Your Digestive Tract with Carter's Pills
An advertisement urges relief from indigestion by unblocking the intestinal tract rather than soda or alkalizers. It touts Carter's Pills as a gentle, thorough aid to restore normal digestion, enabling natural digestive juices to act. Available at drugstores for 25 cents.
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Nature
Carter
Eighth grade and class lists from local school parade
A compiled roster shows students by grade and class, listing names including Dorsey, Churchey, Houser, Teays, Drenner, Earley, Forsythe, Knode, Wyand, Houser, Sampson, Renner, Semler, Butts, Jamison, Swope, Speaker, and others. It includes seventh and eighth grade B class, patrol duty honorees, and the eighth grade graduating class with numerous surnames and first names.
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Nancy Kaylor
Jean Carroll Pottenberger
Roy Semler
Harold Eeton
Melvin Sours
Arthur Hammond
Betty Sours
Shirley Sours
Richard Turner
Ruann Semler
Howard Huyett
Ell
Wood Dorsey
Fred Churchey
Franklin Houser
Robert Teays
Essie Drenner
Jackie Earley
Patsy Forsythe
Ellwood Knode
Ralph Wyand
Patsy Houser
Catherine Sampson
Melva Ripple
Lois Howlett
Jo Ann Stone
Bonnie Renner
Evelyn Semler
Geneva Butts
Letty Jamison
Lorraine Speaker
Elizabeth Swope
Jean Carol Poftenberger
Patsy Crampton
Peggy Butts
Marie Lapole
Rayaun Gray
Patty Highberger
Kenneth Giffin
Barbara Waters
Ruth Mose
Vernice Grimm
Phyllis Rayski
Jane Gay
Barbara Highberger
Inez Knight
Mary Lou Taylor
Viola Shipley
Hazel Bussard
Betty Grimm
Ruth Gay
George Benner
Levin Bowers
Warren Churchey
Junior Drenner
Dallas Giffin
Thurston Grimm
John Griffith
Albert Hetzel
Junior Jamison
Gene McGaw
William Morgan
Cecil Poffenberger
Harry Sampson
Hazel Buzzard
Phyllis Churchey
Helen Crampton
Paul Churchey
Kenneth Cavender
Rudy DeLauney
Leroy Gray
Gerald Gross
William Kellar
Junior McCoy
Donald Myers
Donald Stottlemyer
Rosalie Kretzer
Henrietta Knight
Ruth McCoy
Eva Pierce
Vivian Stotnemyer
Ida Dorsey
Harry Bussard
Edward Smith
Ray Swope
Betty Crampton
Kathleen Knight
Dorothy Kretzer
Trene Kretzer
Shaw wins Nobel Prize for Literature despite short schooling
George Bernard Shaw, with only five years of formal schooling, received the Nobel Prize for Literature, the highest honor for an author. The notice highlights his rapid, superior achievements and the acclaim surrounding his work.
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George Bernard Shaw
City May Collect Its Own Garbage
The City of Hagerstown may expand its operations to municipal garbage collection. W. M. Grimm, contractor, reports labor conditions and related issues tied to the proposed municipal service and existing tin can collections.
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Hagerstown
W. M. Grimm
City Ends Tin Can Collection. Garbage Service Under Review
City officials stated the tin can collection will stop as no renewal of the can track is planned. City Engineer Charles W. Stump Jr warned that municipal collection would cost more than a contract and current equipment is inadequate. Hagerstown has grown, with prior garbage service at about $3500 annually five years ago, now facing a $19000 contract.
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Charles W. Stump, Jr
Sive
Hagerstown
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