11 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1946
Page
1
Potomac Momr, organized in 1958 with six buses, now operates in the State area including Winchester, Hagerstown, and Mer as, adding daily commuters and shoppers as part of a growing regional service in Washington county.
Keller Shenk will speak at tomorrow evening's session at Lapans Parish House. The Montsaradu Grange No 404 invites members to attend the post on the schedule.
In loving memory of Fred L. Judd who gave his life March 11, 1945 and Pfe Howard Donald Keplinger killed in action in Germany March 9, 1945. Their families, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Judd and Mrs. Evelyn Keplinger with children, recall a son and husband lost. Adv.
We wish to thank neighbors and friends for kindnesses shown during the illness and death of wife and mother. Also for floral tributes and use of cards. Charles Hartman and Sons. Adv.
Atlantic Life reports a rise in new business amid growing policy sales. The insurer notes increased customer demand and expanded offerings, reflecting solid market reception and strategic momentum for its products and services.
The fragment discusses Pravda’s account of Churchill’s remarks and positions on a global order led by the United Nations. It characterizes the stance as aligning with American influence and portrays the UNO as a cornerstone of postwar control.
Francis D. Johnston aged 25 and his 22 year old wife were arrested on warrants charging them with contributing to the delinquency of their five year old daughter. Patrolmen Dodruberger and Winchell served warrants after a neighbor reported the girl roaming the streets. The magistrate Miller ordered the child held in custody at the jail pending the hearing.
Four county men are named in the navy discharge list. The men honored include Lester Od Brown, Hagerstown Route Robert FR. Line, Witham Honey Markell, and Harold base Megat Eula Sh. Myers. The article notes their honorable separation and service acknowledgments from the Navy.
Washington March 22 1944 The ICC was asked to approve a merger involving Pere Marquette Chesapeake and Albemarle Railway lines and joint control of terminals and routes. The petition seeks trackage rights and collaboration among Pere Marquette and affiliated carriers including Lake Michigan lines. It outlines share structure with 6 000 preferred par 190 and 23 000 900 common par 25 stock and authorizes joint control of lines and terminals.
Stabilization chief says government will slash red tape to speed wage and price hike approvals. OPA to streamline price analyses, with higher prices for metal goods like cars, refrigerators, and washing machines possible. Foreseen food and clothing increases may be held to minimum, while public pays more for some products. Roles and procedures for price adjustments under wartime controls clarified, with emphasis on rapid review and possible future approvals after initial clearance.
Fire crews battled a grass fire on a street corner early Sunday, with witnesses noting smoke and heat near residential blocks. No injuries reported and investigators began outlining the cause as residents watched from a safe distance.
This piece explains estimates and declarations of estimated tax for wage and nonwage earners. It covers when to file, who must file, payment timing, and how to use income as a guide under new rates. It notes forms and dates tied to the declaration.
Offcers of Hagerstown Todze Noe 308 BPO carried honors in ritual work in competition with Fresthinegt CombeMand Heilges. The lodge placed first and advances to the national contest in New York. Judges included Past Exalted Tiler Henry Shale and William Spencer of Frederick lodge.
Checks received total from fire companies reference dates for the panic relief program. Officials note funds were collected and allocated to the relief panics, with reports outlining receipt totals and disbursement plans to affected areas.
A divorce petition was filed today in the county court by AY imey against MN Kung fiorver, with allegations of marital strain and disputed property matters. The case lists Beechard PL as the respondent and notes ongoing arrangements for custody and support hearings.
Amos Pryor and others witnessed the Saturday night incident near Jeffer son Street tavern. Davis was struck in the cheek, fell, and died at Washington County Hospital from traumatic cerebral hemorrhage. Kindle awaited Davis then escorted him outside before additional calls. Police and medical examiner Rohrer confirmed the cause. funeral services set for Tuesday at Hose Fill Church.
Senator Tydings seeks a constitutional amendment and public backing to reduce federal spending in peacetime. He argues for tighter controls and urges support from allies and committees as the measure advances through Congress and the Senate.
Sydney report says a cruiser turned back after two stowaways were found aboard. Details remain unclear as line officers confirmed the incident occurred near the port city. The event prompted an immediate return to harbor amid routine checks and brief inquiries by authorities.
In Hagerstown a mass meeting backed Local 74 of the AFL affiliated City County and Municipal Employes Union to press for a formal meeting with the Mayor and Council over wage negotiations reportedly halted. Mayor Sweeney said he cannot sign a city pay agreement, citing municipal limits, while union members alleged threats of job loss and urged a definite response date from city officials.
Autoist H. Myers of the 800 block Elizabeth Street sustained head cuts when his car was rear ended near Row's Park by a vehicle driven by Clyde R. James of Essex. Deputy Brice Spickler said Myers had stopped at a boulevard sign and James was charged with reckless driving.
The Fountainhead Country Club hosts a March 15 forum for management men with J Warren McCaffrey as speaker. McCaffrey spent 20 years in industrial and labor relations as a lawyer and engineer and now serves as commissioner of the National Metal Trades Association. L T Stouffer manages the Jingerstown forum, Valley Branch of the National Metal Trades Association.
Baltimore March 21 The Rev Timothy B Kenny rector at All Saints Catholic Church died early today after years of failing health He had served the parish for three decades and was in University Hospital prior to death.
City police served warrants Saturday in larceny and breaking in cases. Charles Coch ran of North Potomac street is charged with larceny of a pocketbook containing $4, and Luther L. Wulgamott of Georgia avenue with breaking into Ho shed. Also reported over the weekend were the theft of tools from a parked automobile belonging to Ben Funk of Route 2 Hagerstown and the larceny of a pocketbook containing $138 from Mergaret Watson of North street.
Suspended students returned to school but were sent home due to missing parental notes. Principal Sperow asked for notes stating parents' wishes on cafeteria regulations. One note granting permission to eat at the store was rejected. School officials say regulations must be enforced for discipline. A mother of two suspended students claimed no investigation into Woodland Way cafeteria conditions and asked for anonymity.
A sympathy strike by 279 Philadelphia hotel workers seeking six cent raises could widen to five downtown hotels, potentially idling 2,500 employees. AFL leaders reported service disruptions at the Benjamin Franklin, Belle Vue Stratford, Ritz Carlton, Sylvania, and Walton hotels. Adelphia dining rooms were closed and beds unmade.
In Port Deposit Maryland residents rejected a proposal to permit Sunday movies. The referendum held with town elections defeated the measure 1841 to 65. The town has one theater and will continue with no Sunday screenings.
Two persons, Willard Price and Pearl Brown, were injured in a three car collision on the Ledtessburs pike north of Leitersburg Sunday morning. A third car driven by John Myers struck the wreck, causing Myers head injury and Brown facial lacerations requiring 11 stitches. Troopers report the cars were nearly demolished. Clinton Rhodes was arrested Saturday night in Williamsport for reckless driving and leaving the scene. hearing set before Magister J. Ieteer tonight.
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