Appeals Decided Here Board of Appeal No. 4
The Selective Service Board No. 4 at Hagerstown City Hall heard appeals from seven Western Maryland counties. Sustained classifications were listed for numerous registrants from Frederick, Montgomery, Carroll, Allegany, Garrett, Washington, and nearby areas. Chairman Thomas W. Pangborn presided as the board set the next meeting for Saturday, July 25.
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Selective Service System
Hagerstown City Hall
Maryland
Allegany County
Carroll County
Frederick County
Garrett County
Montgomery County
George Prentice
Tobery
Dickerson
Adrian Perrault
Gaithersburg
Wilfour Verl Forney
Frederick
Staley
Vincent Sanner
George
Martin Kanode
Elmer Grant Wolfe
Lewistown
Kenneth Cuyler Cashour
Mt. Airy
Harry William Getzandanner
William Frizzell Stein
Westminster
Bernard John Schreiber
Eckhart
Francis Elroy Eichelberger
Thurmont
John Annanias Turner
Emmitsburg
Charles Franklin Ridenour
Lainz
Roland Kurtz Culler
Robert Bowlus Crone
Middletown
Lee Ray Hartman
Deer Park
John A Wilfred
Andrews
Cumberland
Earl Hamilton
Kitzmiller
Oakland
Pinkney’. Conley
Hatton
Bethesda
Lester Franklin Grim
Michael Francis O'Neill
Thomas W. Pangborn
Cab driver robbed as taxi stolen near Greencastle
George Grimm of Mayflower Cab Company was held up by a man on a West Antietam Street hotel call. The passenger ordered him to a lonely road, bound him with binder twine, and stole $10 and the cab. The cab was recovered north of Greencastle and John Briggs, 20, was arrested in Greencastle. Briggs faces Franklin County prosecution.
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George Grimm
Mayflower Cab Company
Greencastle
John Briggs
Pennsylvania
Grimm
Briggs
Guy Rotz
Franklin County
SPCA Urges Washington County Dog Ow ers to Limit Rabies Risk
SPCA president Daisy D D Whipple appeals to dog owners to keep dogs on their property to prevent a rabies outbreak spreading from Baltimore county. Washington County residents are urged to license dogs by July first, provide water and light meals in hot months, and cooperate with local ordinances in Hagerstown banning roaming dogs.
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Baltimore County
Washington County
Washington County Society For the Prevention of
Hagerstown
SPCA
Daisy D. D. Whipple
Washington Co
Workmen Buried as Bombay Building Collapses
Between 150 and 200 Indian workmen were buried today under concrete and steel debris in a six story building under construction on the Bombay waterfront. Six workers were rescued and the bodies of six others were recovered.
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Bombay
India
Four Die In Plane Crash Near Dayton
Four Army fliers were killed when a two engine bomber crashed into a hay field about 25 miles south of Dayton. A Patterson Field spokesman confirmed two officers and two non commissioned men died, with identities withheld until next of kin are notified. The crew had taken off from Patterson Field for an undisclosed base in the South.
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Dayton
Army
Here
Patterson Field
Clark Chosen Bar Association Head
Jas Clark of Ellicott City was elected president of the Maryland State Bar Association at the closing session in Atlantic City June 29. Governor J Melville Broughton of North Carolina urged cooperation between war agencies and Congress and between state and national governments at the annual banquet. Former Attorney General William P Lane of Hagerstown served as toastmaster.
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Jas, Clark
Ellicott City
Maryland State Bar Association
J. Melville Broughton
North Carolina
Congress
William P. Lane
Hagerstown
Trains Derailed in Germany Kills Many, Moscow Reports
Moscow radio quoted Stockholm reports that saboteurs derailed two fully loaded trains in eastern Germany Monday. The incidents allegedly killed many people.
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Germany
Moscow Radio
Stockholm
Tydings Renews Idea Of Reward
U S Senator Millard E Tydings proposed a reward to locate Axis submarine bases in the Western Hemisphere arguing ships losses show bases may exist and that discoveries could cripple submarine campaigns. He cited 300 Allied ships sunk in six months and named Jacob Epstein of Baltimore as the idea’s origin while noting Navy skepticism.
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U. S
Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
United Nation
Atlantic
Hemisphere
Caribbean
Gulf of Mexico
Central
South America
Jacob Epstein
Navy Department
Navy
Epstein
Rise Today in Prices of Gas on Eastern Seaboard
The Office of Price Administration approved a 21.4 cent rise per gallon for retail gasoline and 2 cent rise per gallon for domestic fuel oils and kerosene. Effective Monday the increase aims to cover higher transportation costs into the gasoline rationing area. Price Administrator Jean Henderson said the raises create a dislocating effect but are needed due to absence of subsidy legislation.
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Eastern Seaboard
Office of Price Administration
Jean Henderson
Finnish Field Marshal Visits Hitler at Russian Front
Field Marshal Carl Gustaf Mannerheim of Finland paid a return visit to Adolf Hitler at the German Russian front headquarters. He was accompanied by his chief of staff Tuompi and Gen E R Furth, among other officers, and met Reichsmarshal Goering later at his headquarters.
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Baron Carl Gustaf Mannerheim
Adolf Hitler
Mannerheim
Tuompi
E. R. Furth
Finland
Hitler
Reichmarshal Nermann Goering
Goering
Hawaii lava soils nurture sugar cane after weathering years
Cooled lava slowly weathers into rich soil that supports Hawaii sugar cane farming. The mineral-rich ground improves drainage and nutrient availability, aiding crop yields over time as plantations rely on volcanic deposits.
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Hawaii
Actor McCrea’s Quest For Cowboy Roles
Joe McCrea sought straight cowboy parts for ten years, doing laborsman and millionaire roles, before Paramount cast him in Wells Fargo and Union Pacific. Now he stars with Barbara Stanwyck in The Great Man's Lady, debuting today at the Maryland Theatre.
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Joe McCrea
Paramount
de Mille
Union Pacific
McCrea
Barbara Stanwyck
Maryland Theatre
Two Yanks in Trinidad opens at Henry's today
The comedy features Pat O'Brien and Brian Donlevy with Janet Blair in a Henry's Theatre engagement for two days. Supporting cast includes Roger Clark Donald MacBride John Emery and Frank Jenks. Vince Barrows a New York racketeer deserts army discipline after learning his lieutenant Timmy Reardon is hoodwinking him.
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Trinidad
Pat O’brien
Brian Donlevy
Janet Blair
Henry's Theatre Today
Roger Clark
Donald MacBride
John Emery
Frank Jenks
Vince Barrows
New York
Timmy Reardon
Vince
Timmins
Timmy
Patricia
Hagen
Classified ads ethics claim more facts boost sales
A viewpoint stresses that including all important facts in classified ads increases reader value and advertiser response, urging sellers to provide complete details rather than brief highlights.
Local Man Nominated Among Attorney General Prospects
Former State's Attorney D. Angle Wolfinger of Hagerstown was listed Saturday by Maryland Republican leaders as a potential Attorney General candidate. A state committee meeting in Baltimore formed a canvassing sub committee to assess gubernatorial and other state office prospects from a list that included Purdon Wright, Theodore McKeldin, Glenn Beall, Wilmer Davis, Tasker Lowndes, and Hammond Urner.
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D. Angle Wolfinger
Hagerstown
Maryland
Baltimore
Baltimore City
J. Purdon Wright
Baltimore County
H. Webster Smith
Galen L. Tait
Montgomery County
Republican Central Committee
Theodore R. McKeldin
Glenn Beall
Allegany County
State Roads Commission
Wilmer Davis
Caroline County
Tasker G. Lowndes
Cumberland
Hammond Urner
Frederick County
Wolfinger
Gubernatorial Talks Highlight Tait and McKeldin Names
In discussions across Allegany and Carroll counties the names Louis Wilson State Senator Earl Shipley and former State Senator William A Gunter are noted, but Mr Tait and Mr McKeldin are said to predominate in the gubernatorial chatter.
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Ed Louis Wilson
Allegany County
Earl Shipley
Carroll County
William A. Gunter
Mr. Tait
McKeldin
Theft Reported In West Church Street Larceny
Mrs. Mildred Sisler of the 490 block West Church street reported to police Saturday the larceny of a purse containing $60.
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Mildred Sisler
Church Street
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