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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1949
Page
2
On the second work trip of the leaders Richard Méwen and Bern agner, plans and movements were discussed during their diplomatic tour. Details remain sparse in the fragments available.
Members plan an all day hike and trail maintenance covering 3.8 miles from Raven Rock Hollow to Smithsburg Wolfsville Road. Depart from the YMCA at 7 a.m. DST with about 60 miles round trip. Reservations by Saturday noon via 2233-J or 4488-W. A pleasant bike day follows with no work. The group picnics and moonlight hikes at Fort Frederick on July 10, inviting members and friends.
All American Airways is launching 24 passenger two engine DC-3s to connect 52 towns in seven Eastern states with major cities. Two daily round trips per city, no in flight meals, fares higher than Pullman, fastest hops 36 minutes and 2 minute stops. Freight leads demand with perishable goods moving fast to customers. Robert M. Love leads the airline and its shift from mail and freight to mixed passenger service.
Love outlines aims to extend regular air service to 52 cities authorized by the Civil Aeronautics Board. Progress hinges on airport completion in several cities while the company, with over 309 employees and 11 airplanes, also notes minimum two-person staff in each city office.
Raymond J. Funkhouser, Ranson industrialist, will chair the board of directors for the new Blakeley Bank and Trust Company in Ranson. Justin Funkhouser serves as vice chairman. George M. Mullen will be president and tied to Funkhouser enterprises in Ranson.
A boy told police he spent days playing with children in a nearby Los Angeles neighborhood and slept outside at night. He described his ordeal verbally to officers as part of the investigation into his disappearance.
A former resident of Martinsburg associated with the Martinsburg Paper Box Company is noted in the archival snippet. The fragment places him in the town’s industrial context and mentions his connection to the local factory.
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