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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1944
Page
7
A Saturday July 1 paper collection by Boy Scouts in Hagerstown and county aims to save scrap paper and clean rags. Scouts meet at 8 am in sections, with trucks ready to haul bundles placed along curbs. Residents are urged to bundle paper about a foot high and tie securely, or request Scouts to assist. Artisian well borings in Australia reach depths over 4000 feet.
R Kenneth Frey of Smithsboro is named superintendent of the Frederick Fair poultry exhibit, set for the week after the Great Hagerstown Fair starting September 25. A leading Smithsburg 4-H figure, Frey has guided the local poultry show since its inception and served as a Poultry Serviceman with Kasco Mills since 1938. He will organize the fall display and bring experience as a poultry judge in FFA events to the department.
London Daily Mail dispatch reports Berchtesgaden receiving truckloads of supplies to stock underground galleries in a retreat described as a last stand fortress for Hitler and top Nazi leadership. Hitler has been at the retreat since the Normandy invasion with limited access to close military aides.
Three or four days of hot summer weather bring new snowball stands to Hagerstown. Local youths, armed with ice, flavoring bottles, and a cutter, resume the perennial summer money making scheme, returning a little later than usual.
The Ha gerstown Chamber of Commerce board endorsed and passed multiple measures. United States Chamber referendums covered highway and water resource policies and broad national issues including war terminations and rationing. A resolution opposing federal insurance regulation and opposition to the small business charter bill were also approved. The text notes the invention of glass blowing with Christianity.
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