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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1939

Page

5

Horoscope for March 8 1939 Outlook for love work and war

The horoscope predicts strong benefic influence this day encouraging vision and development. It warns of troubled love affairs with broken engagements and cynicism, advises practical hospital service training, and notes Europe war prospects with the US likely to stay uninvolved for now while Britain may seek friendly aid.

Europe United States Britain

Local grain and produce prices and butter eggs rates

Local quotations list prices paid to producers for wheat corn oats and other staples at mill and barn with figures for butter lard bacon potatoes onions and country ham Also Baltimore grain and egg market notes dated March 7 noting No 2 red winter wheat prices and eggs butter and butter exchange offerings with various sizes and grades.

Baltimore Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange

Flying Fireman Goldberg Excels in Track Amid Firefighter Duties

NYC firefighter and ex Brooklyn College captain Papa Sanford Goldberg balances shifts with training. He defeated Howie Borck twice in key mid distance showdowns and narrowly beat John Borioan in a National AAU 1000 yards. His lungs felt smoky before races, yet his kick and pace kept him competitive.

Sanford Goldberg New York City Brooklyn College Howie Borck Goldberg John Borioan

Today's Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues

A dense puzzle list showing across clues such as Baby carriage college and Places rubbed out and Down clues including Attendance and Those who reproved abusively. The grid references a mix of archaic abbreviations and terms like Sacred image, Adversary, Three-toed sloths, and Tropical bird with broader entries spanning religion, geography, and objects.

Abbi Tide of Athena

Pinesburg Letter Highlights Illnesses and Visits

Miss Ella Sword is ill at home while Walter Garrett is confined with the grippe. Several relatives and friends visit Williamsport and Hagerstown area, including Mrs. Alfred Hose with her parents near Williamsport and a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Bertha Saunders in Breathedsville. Mrs. Elmer Shank suffers a heart attack and others stay with relatives in Williamsport. GRASP the classified ad opportunities.

Ella Sword Walter Garrett Alfred Hose Henry Charlton Harry Snyder Hubert Fowler Bruce Downin Henry Chariton Ernest Reid Paul Clopper Richard Snyder Oburn Carbaugh Edith Flora Loletta Reid Dolores Fowler Margaret Reid Bruce Reid Junior Judd William Mills Bertha Saunders Breathedsville Elmer Shank Loretta Teach Williamsport

Smith Runyan Reach Finals In International Golf Tourney

Horton Smith and Paul Runyan surged into the finals of the $5,000 International Football Golf Tournament in Coral Gables by beating Johnny Revolta and Henry Picard. They will face Ralph Guldahl and Sam Snead after Guldahl and Snead defeated Lawson Little and Tony Manero 1 up in the semifinals.

Coral Gables Fla Horton Smith Paul Runyan Johnny Revolta Henry Picard Ralph Guldahl Sam Snead Guldahl Snead Lawson Little Tony Manero Smith Runyan

Picard’s 165 yard hole in one headlines amateur golf day

Picard struck the day’s best shot a hole in one on the 165 yard second hole electrifying a 1000 strong gallery. Little followed with an eagle on the 550 yard 15th after a bold No 3 wood approach. Bunyan and Smith led later with hot putting as 3000 German amateur radio operators join a league akin to the ARRL.

Picard Little Birmingham Canal Bunyan Smith Germany American Radio Relay League

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