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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1945
Page
9
A Baltimore jury ruled that the loss of three front teeth accompanying a smile has a worth of a thousand dollars each. The May 25 decision reflects compensation grounded in the value of appearance and dental injury in the case presented to the superior court.
Soerry Withers, a 26 year old waitress, secured 3500 dollars in damages in a legal action. The report notes bats differ from other mammals in their ability to sustain flight.
In Frederick Circuit Court yesterday certified copies of wills of Jesse G. Snyder and Abraham K. Snyder were read as evidence in two consolidated suits. Witnesses including Harry Newkirk and Charles H. Snyder testified to conversations with the late attorney. The case, valued around 400000 plus, targets Augusta B Cearfoss as defendant. The trial was expected to finish that night amid objections over an estate inventory.
Hector Lazo of Loose Wiles Biscuit Co New York will outline postwar aims of industry at the Farm and Industry conference in Hotel Alexander on May 25 Lazo will keynote for industry The event is sponsored by the National Association of Manufacturers committee cooperation with the Maryland College of Agriculture Maryland State Grange Maryland Farm Bureau and Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce The conference aims to address postwar farm and industrial problems in Maryland with timely discussion by chamber leaders
Baltimore May 24 The State Office of Price Administration filed suit in a Federal court against five more Maryland cattle dealers seeking an order enjoining and restraining the defendants or their associates from selling delivering buying or receiving cattle or related activities as part of ongoing price control enforcement.
Cattle dealers George Fockler Clearspring John Glaser Armstrong Avenue Hagerstown Joshua D Hammond Upper Falls Charles W Clapper Clearspring and Morris Klein 124 West Franklin Street Hagerstown were charged by the OPA with failure to keep accurate and complete records of purchases or sales of bovine animals. Cast iron was first made in Sussex in 1350.
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