Civil Air Patrol Meeting and Local Observances Highlight Week
The Civil Air Patrol will meet Thursday at 7:45 PM at Hagerstown High School to cover uniform orders and adjutant business. The session, led by Lieut. Lee G Snyder, follows last week’s session led by Capt. Richard H. Depew and previews a July 16 dance.
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Potomac Avenue
Lee G Snyder
Richard H. Depew
Civil Air Patrol
Fred C. Young
Army Air Forces
Henry L. Zachroff
Atlantic City
C A’spa
Zashroff
HouseRejects Boosts to Agricultural Insurance Funds
The House refused to raise Federal crop insurance payments and to permit a 400 million dollar conservation program incentive, voting 142 to 82 to stick with 3.5 million for the crop insurance in the 1844 Agricultural Department appropriations bill. Retention of the ban on incentive payments passed 187 to 177, and a plan to liquidate the crop insurance program next year was rejected by roll call. A separate report notes the Army-Navy E award went to the Crosse and Blackwell Company of Baltimore for exemplary war contract performance.
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Senate
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Agricultural Department
GGET
Army-Navy
Beltimore
War Department
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Crosse and Blackwell Company of
Baltimore
Liberty ship Robert Erskine launched at Bethlehem Fairfield
The Liberty ship Robert Erskine was launched at the Bethlehem Fairfield yard in Baltimore. It was named for a Beattish-born geographer and surveyor to the American Revolutionary Army and sponsored by Mrs. Earl E. Arthur of Baltimore.
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Liberty Ship
Baltimore
Robert Erskine
Bethlehem Fairfield
Earl E. Arthur
Horoscope for Cancer on June 30 1943
Horoscope for Cancer notes travel instincts, public work talent, and independence. On Wednesday June 30 extraordinary events may stir the nation with sacrifices and war anxieties affecting workers and production. National issues warn of subversive risk, while Pacific threats and submarine activity loom for both coasts.
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United States
United Nations
Japan
Germany
Pacific
Senate votes to reject report restricting Roosevelt emergency funds
The Senate voted 35 to 32 to reject a conference report restricting the President's use of emergency funds, prompting questions on staff dismissals. The action affects three government employees linked to subversive groups and preserves limited funds for certain agencies. The move comes amid clashes between conferees over the bill's scope.
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Senate
Roosevelt
House
Barkley
Senator Clerk
D-Mo
Robert Morse Lovett
Goodwin Watson
W.E. Dodd, Jr
Lovett
Virgin Islands
Communications Commission
Congress
War and Navy Departments
Hagerstown Exhibit Display Delayed for Anniversaries
The Historical Society has postponed the exhibit display in local store windows tied to the 200th anniversary of the laying out of Hagerstown, delaying public viewing until a later date.
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Torical Society
Hagerstown
Stephan Scheduled To Die on Friday
DETROIT June 30 A German born traitor Max Stephan who aided a Nazi flyer escape from a Canadian camp in 1942 will be hanged in the Milas Michigan federal penitentiary courtyard before dawn Friday unless a last minute reprieve is granted. The Supreme Court has refused review three times and a DOJ representative arrived to finalize the hanging details.
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Max Stephan
Federal Correctional Institution
Milas
Michigan
Stephan
United States Supreme Court
Department of Justice
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Historical Society
Duisburg
Ruhr
McClure
Julius Caesar
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Washington Street
Blue Ribbon
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New Jersey
Crucible Steel
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John A. Roebling’s
Sons
Trenton
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