Purchase Of Plant Approved For Harpers Ferry Lighting
Townspeople of Harpers Ferry will gain lighting after dark through a purchase by the Potomac Light and Power Co. The old Federal arsenal on the property, established by George Washington in 1796, remains part of the dam system powering the present hydroelectric plant. The historic arsenal buildings, tied to John Brown’s 1859 raid and Civil War events, were later destroyed and replaced by the current plant built by Harpers Ferry Paper Co.
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Dopey Appears in Snow White Show at the Academy
Dopey from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs headlines a limited run at the Academy with performances today tomorrow and Saturday. The festival features the classic Disney character in a family friendly presentation for local audiences.
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Pestki Polish group arrives in Chicago after Des Moines training
Four members of Pestki arrive in Chicago on a goodwill tour across the Midwest after completing a special course at the WAC training center in Des Moines Iowa. The group aims to visit major midwestern cities during the goodwill mission.
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Griffis to Press Swedish Talks on Ball Bearing Trade
Stockholm reports Stanton Griffis of the U S Foreign Economic Administration is due in Sweden to press through direct talks with exporters and halt the ball bearing trade with Germany under Allied pressure.
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Bainbridge Is Victor In Game
Bainbridge Naval Training Center beat Curtis Bay Coast Guard 11 to 1 as Mike Budnick pitched six hits and Elbie Fletcher homered with one on, driving in the winning run. Budnick's single in the fifth scored Bob Scheffing and Bob Blattner to seal the victory.
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Japs Threaten Key China City
Japanese forces press an offensive in Henan threatening a major China city. The drive aims to sever rail links along the Peiping Hankow line and trap Chinese troops east of the railway, with six Japanese divisions involved amid intensifying fighting and fears for 60 000 square miles of territory cut from free China.
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Tree treatment fights bleeding canker with injectable medicine
A sulfa related chemical is injected into New England trees to combat bleeding canker. The Bartlett Laboratory developed the method, testing on 22 trees in the region, showing faster growth and disease resistance. Affected species include Norway and silver maples, sycamore, beech, oaks, elms, birches, and lindens.
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Bainbridge Beats Cutters For Second Win This Season
Bainbridge earned its second win over the Cutters this season after edging them in a close game. Del Salvio contributed on the left center with a doubleplate sequence.
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Bakersville Sunday School Plans and Local News
May 14 observance at Bakersville Sunday school with Miss Viola Line in charge of the opening. John Hammond injured while gathering old fencing wire when a wagon struck him after a wire unrolled and broke, causing rib injuries. Mrs. Nevin Barnhart travels to Roanoke for her ill brother. Pvt. John E. Jones discharged from Walter Reed and home. Mrs. Oscar Stone visited Ha gerstown. Dr M H Sprecher and family visited Elkton and Hagerstown. Rachel Hoffman ill with measles. Mrs. Edward Moats ill. Mrs. Jack Hennesey and family from Georgia visit Hagerstown. Welby Henneney joins from Fort Meade.
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Military use of Sher container-board exceeds half
A report notes over half of all Sher container-board is employed in military packaging. It also states ducks and geese can fly at speeds up to fifty five miles per hour.
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