TydingsSees No Early End To War Says Supply Key
U S Senator Millard E Tydings warned there is no early end to World War II and victory hinges on delivering men and materiel to Europe Africa and Asia. He spoke at a Kiwanis Rotary Lions luncheon in the Hotel Alexander, urging voluntary war bond purchases and criticizing non essential spending.
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U.S
Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
United States
Europe
Africa
Asia
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions Clubs
Hotel Alexander
Himer &. Byerly
Rotary Club
John V. Jamison
Tydings
Fred Xt Lim
Hhis
Indafon
Federal Reserve Banks
Libya
Lydia
Beying
Antietam
Pearl Harbor
Atlantic
Senator Discusses World War II Air and Shipping Plans
The speaker notes weather aiding patrol plane operations but says U S planes are spread globally, limiting numbers in vital areas. Daylight shipping is planned with boats returning to port each evening and resuming at dawn. He questions German subs refueling via Atlantic bases and supports eliminating non war spending. Guests at the table include Commander Claude K. Fulton and Lieut. Col. William Preston Lane.
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United States
Atlantic
Germany
Tydings
Byerly
Claude K. Fulton
U. S. Bureau of Aeronautics
William Preston Lane
Highth
Maryland State Guard
Joseph D. Mish
Richard E. Sweeney
Crop Outlook For County Shows Excellent Prospects
Washington county shows an excellent crop outlook for the week ended yesterday with showers up to two inches. The season is ahead of normal and wheat harvest is complete or under way. Peas are the only poor prospect. tree fruits sizing. bumper peach crop predicted. peaches thinning and early pears coloring. Corn grows rapidly and is cultivated. early plants measure 12 inches at Joppa and two feet at Chewsville.
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Washington County
Commerce Department
Joppa
Chewsville
Opinion on filing time for primary candidacy
The Attorney General’s office says certificates of candidacy for the coming primary must be filed with the Board of Election Supervisors by July 24 to meet a 45 day period. Withdrawals must be on or before August 8 to satisfy a 30 day period. Fort Kearney, Neb., is noted as a historic fort on the Platte River built in 1848 for Oregon Trail protection.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Attorney Generals Office
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Baltimore Board of Election Supervisors
Kearner
Neb
Platte River
SHARPSBURG LETTER Highlights local visits and departures
June notes from Sharpsburg list visitors from Frederick, Pres ton and Hagerstown. residents and relatives frequent the town. Contained dates show summer stays, illnesses, employment changes and church activities while many families gather for weekends and holidays.
Grocers Back Food Stamp Plan Signed In Hagerstown
About fifty grocers in Hagerstown and Washington County joined the Food Stamp Plan at a YMCA meeting. The program starts July 1 with endorsements from W H Harper of the Agricultural Marketing Administration. Those who miss the meeting may sign with Allen I Myers at Harry Myers store in Hagerstown. The plan provides relief recipients extra food via blue stamps and orange stamps bought through the Welfare Board, with eligibility certified by relief, benefiting about 1600 local families. Allen Byers chaired the session.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Y.M.C.A
W. H. Harper
Baltimore
Agricultural Marketing Administration
Allen I. Myers
Harry Myers
Food Industries Committee
Allen Myers
Washington County Welfare Board
Welfare Board
Roy B. Mowen
Grocers’ Organizing Committee
Allen Byers
Smith Elected President of Maryland Firemen Association
Frederick, June 25 Capt F Lester Smith was elected president of the Maryland State Firemen's Association succeeding Roland B Duke. Other officers named include Thomas Pozzalo first vice president Preston Cantler second vice president Elmen K Knight treasurer B R Cockeysville secretary and Rev James Minter chaplain. C C Larrimore Easton named long term trustee and John O Cockey Glyndon short term trustee. Over 500 ballots were cast after a banquet in Frederick.
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Frederick
F. Lester Smith
Maryland
C. C. Larrimore
Easton
John O. Cockey
Glyndon
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Portage
John D. Myers & Co
North Potomac St
Senator T.dings
Chevrolet
Hoffman Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Washington St
N. Locust St
Service
The
Hoffman Chevrolet Co
Hancock, Maryland
Sydney
Sydney Harbor
Australia
C.P
Bombardier
University of Alabama
John E. Maloney
U. S. Army Air Forces
Midland
Tex
Maloney
Jersey City
Steve Morgan
Sharpsburg
Edna Beachley Clipp
Fredrick
Edgar Beachley
William F. Thomas
Phyllis Ann
Preston
F. Gross
Richard Funk
Joan
Somerset
Etta Wilson
Frances
Harry Hoover
C. M. Taute
Gettysburg
Grafton Smith
Chas. Lumm
Victor
Isaac Wright
Washington
Naomi Taute
Anne Smith
Helen Glass
Thomas Lewis
A. L. Poffenberger
Allen E. Poffenberger
Harold McGraw
Norman Chapman
Bobby Stockelager
Glenn L. Martin
Oliver Grove
Clyde
Pete) Glass
Old Town
Betty Harbaugh
Eileen Whisner
Mary Anna Tamm
Federal Silk Mill
Wilamsport
the Church Bible School Con
Helen Remsburg
Charlotte. Davis
Anna Roulette
Reformed Church
Hubert Sting
Elwood Sigmund
Lester Cook
Harrisburg
Ralph Miller
Waynes‘boro
Leonard ‘Poffenberger
Haserstown
H. S. Churchey
Allen D. Gross
Camp
A. P. Hill
Fredericksburg
J. Ronald Otte
Minnie Otto
John Lohman
Paul Clark
Shirley
Lloyd Lohman
Joan Carrick
Brentwood
Chas. Lohman
Bloody Lane
John Baker
Michael
Henry Burgan
William Wyand
Ralph
Ruth Otto
Chester Nichols
George Mongan
William R. Easterday
Porterstown
Mary Jane Leatherman
Allen G. Leatherman
Max Rohrer
Navy Yard
Mary Rohrer
Paul C. Dulin
Vincent Martz
Malcolm Hoover
0. T. Reilly
Ernest Cramer
Cumberland
Sears Roebuck & Co
North Potomae St
Smith
Kinhwa
China
Che. Kiang Province
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hill's Toy & Novelty
South Potomac St
Howard's
Baltimore St
Reddy Eilowatt
Saye
Cushwa
Fleisher’s
Thrift Dept
Fleisher's
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