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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1943

Page

11

WAAC Husband of Frederick Woman Reported POW in North Africa

Grace M Engle wife of First Sergeant Merril W Engle 37 Frederick Md informed friends by War Department that her husband a WAAC auxiliary member stationed at Fort Worth Texas is prisoner of war. Engle captured in North Africa by Axis forces near end of Tunisian campaign after serving with Company A First Regiment Maryland National Guard since early Allied invasion.

Frederick Grace M. Engle WAAC Fort Worth Tex War Department Merril W. Engle Engle North Africa Maryland’ National Guard

Horoscope Forecasts and War Era Warnings

The May 27 Horoscope notes good and evil aspects contending today and warns of labor pressures. It urges saving food, revising recipes, home cooking, and chicken and small-animal farming amid shortages, while promising profits for merchants and improvements in rail, oil, and mining sectors. The piece predicts intensified armed clashes, shifting alliances, and decisive battles, with concerns about tropical diseases and sanitary measures in wartime America.

United States Axis

Deer omen and wildlife notes from May 27 1943 Canton page

In the May 27 1943 Canton Daily Mail Hagerstown MD column readers are told about deer appearing in fields near Indian Springs Blair's Valley and Pool and Pectonville. The piece links deer to omens of romance talents and future prosperity, notes many deer and other wildlife like rabbits and Bob White quail, and mentions cross-border movement into Maryland from Pennsylvania.

the Daily Mail Hagerstown House of Correction Indian Springs Pool Pectonville

Increase In Deer Reported In Area

Deer numbers rise in Mooresville and Indian Springs areas. Farmers report crops being eaten and fences damaged. Forester Harry Denglet notes the Indian Springs Wildlife Demonstration Area provides protection, while refuge staff keep dogs out to aid deer growth. Residents now call for action.

Harry Denglet Clearspring Soil Conservation Service Indian Springs Wildlife Demonstration Area Mooresville Indian Springs

Parole review set for Reginald Butler among 70 cases

The application of Reginald Butler, jailed for extortion in Cecil County and later for escape, is among 70 parole applications to be reviewed today by State Parole Director Herman Moser at a bi monthly hearing. The docket includes six from Baltimore City among others.

Reginald Butler Cecil County Washington County Herman M. Moser Moser Baltimore City Women’s Prison

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