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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1941

Page

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Willkie Urges End to Nazism and Global Cooperation

Wendell Willkie told a Toronto audience that the European conflict must end with the eradication of Nazism and a new peace based on intelligent help and goodwill. He called for high wartime and postwar aims, including removing trade barriers, restoring liberty to conquered Europe, and joint action by the British Commonwealth and the United States to rebuild international trade and eliminate internal maladjustments.

Toronto Wendell Willkie Europe Canada Withkie Siford Great England Portugal United ‘States China British Commonwealth of Nations United States

Protests Filed By The Churches In Hagerstown Sunday Movies

Protests filed by churches in Hagerstown and Washington County push back against Sunday movies. Signatures exceed 3 000 in city and county petitions sent to Annapolis via the Washington County delegation. Delegates debate a bill by Beachley to legalize Sunday showings.

Hagerstown Annapolis Washington County Beachley Washington County Ministerial Association Washington County Council of Churches and Christian Education Roy. Sloop Ministerium Paul Bolderatt Commit Sundey Baltimore Kent Montgomery Allegany

Maryland Day Observed With Convocation and Parade

Maryland Day marked across College Park with Governor O Conor leading a convocation at the University of Maryland. Visiting dignitaries attended as the 19 gun salute sounded and the ROTC reviewed. An Oklahoma guest speaker U S Senator Josh Lee addressed the crowd as schools honored Calvert's landing.

Maryland College Park O'Conor University of Naryland State Department of Education Lord Calvert George Pershing Rifles University Reserve Officers Training Corps Calverts St Clement's Ritchie Coliseum University Atile.m O’conor Albert 5 Montgomery County University Band Drimond Bugle Corps Maryland Colonial Society Belvedere Hotel Baltimore Rl.revy Joseph M. Nelligan Washington Leopard Calvert Nelligan George Radcliffe Milton Areckord General Reckord Fort George G. Meade Calvert Dove Annapolis

Bill Advanced To Cut Realty Taxes

In Annapolis on March 25 the Senate advanced three administration bills to reduce the state real estate tax, float a pond improvement bond, and authorize purchase of the Claiborne Annapolis Fern. Amendments cut the levy to 22 cents in 1942 and 20.75 cents in 1943, halve the bond issue to about $2.086 million, and clarify the ferry purchase details. All three were ordered printed for third reading.

Annapolis Senate Claiborne Annapolis O'Conor State Roads Commission Claiborne-Annapolis Company

Wichita lawmakers toss Missouri pippins at donors

In Topeka on March 23 the Kansas Legislature’s three member Wichita delegation bought a barrel of Kansas apples for the commission of infractions. The apples for introducing too many bills were not eaten. they were thrown at the donors and identified as Missouri pippins.

Topeka Kas Kansas Wichita Missouri

Leiter Heads Local Jaycees

Ofelia Leiter was elected president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce by the board of directors at Hotel Alexander last night. Harold Helm retires. New officers include c president Hugh George second vice president Paul Ridennour secretary Vernon Stone and treasurer James Stone. Plans advance for a community movie See Yourself in the Movies and the annual dinner dance where officers will be installed.

Ofelia Leiter Junior Chamber of Commerce Hotel Alexander Harold Helm Hugh George Paul Ridenour Vernon Stone James Stone Junior Chamber

Council Ends Last Session Before New City Administration

The mayor and council met for the final time as current officials. A new council will take office after today’s election with at least four new faces. only David Bowman seeks another term. The group awarded an $241.80 bid to Emmett Hardware for an iron fence around City Hall shrubbery and approved buying a directory panel for City Hall lobby to replace the inadequate present one.

David Bowman Emmett Hardware Company City Hall

Morale Aired By Red Cross

Gen. Geo. G. Marshall praised the American Red Cross for sustaining Army morale in a coast-to-coast broadcast. He stressed how troops’ morale hinges on families and how Red Cross chapters support soldiers through illness, emergencies, and financial issues, calling workers essential to defense.

Red Cross Geo. G. Marshall American Red Cross Army Chief of Staff Congress Army Navy Marshall Red ‘Cross War Department The

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