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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1943

Page

8

Dedicate Scroll Fete at Hagerstown Camp Service

The Sefer Torah was dedicated at a nearby army camp by Hagerstown B Nai B Rith lodge with Rabbi Stern presiding. Cantor Hillel Lipsicas of Baltimore led the liturgy as officers, clergy, and dignitaries from Baltimore and the camp spoke or preached. Massachusetts was noted as the last of the original states to adopt a written constitution.

Hagerstown Rabbi Stern Hillel Lipsicas Baltimore Joseph Kruger Jewish Welfare Board of Baltimore Charles ¥. Banfill Col. Hoffman H. J. Kregel Abraham Shusterman Hai Sanai Balti More Meyer Berkson Lloyd, Marcus B’nai B’rith Alvin Thalheimer Baltimore Army' and Navy Committee For Jewish Welfare, Corp Charles H. Wyner Israel Pabah Shaarei Zion Congregation Harris Hirschberg Frederick Massachusetts

Hayden and Wills War on Axis 1

Two Columbia Western stars Russell Hayden and Rob Wills plan film orders yet to finish three remaining westerns promptly so they can enter military service. They perform in Saddies and Sagebrush at Henry's Theatre while arranging duties with Columbia to end their contracts quickly.

Columbia Russell Hayden Rob Wills Henry's Theatre

Cabin in the Sky comes to Maryland Theatre screen

MGM promotes Cabin in the Sky a musical fantasy film at the Maryland Theatre. Ethel Waters stars as Eddie Anderson’s ally, while Little Joe is portrayed by Endie Anderson. Rex Ingram as Lucifer Jr helps tempter Lena Horne, with Kenneth Spencer and Petunia aiding Good.

Maryland Theatre Ethel Waters Eddie Rochester) Anderson Little Joe Endie Anderson Lucifer, Jr Rex Ingram Lena Horne Kenneth Spencer Petunia

Poppy Day Proclaimed in Hagerstown for May 29

Mayor Richard H. Sweeney proclaims Saturday May 29 as Poppy Day in Hagerstown. The American Legion and Auxiliary will sell red memorial poppies to aid disabled veterans, child welfare, and rehabilitation. Citizens are urged to wear the flower to honor World War I service and sacrifice by local veterans.

Richard H. Sweeney American Legion and Auxiliary Sweeney United States Hagerstown America

New Gas Methods Outlined At Wardens Meet

New techniques for handling gas and incendiary bombs were shown by moving pictures at a meeting of Air Raid Wardens and Auxiliary Police in City Hall last night. Richard Willson, senior gas agent, issued several hundred of the 500 masks available locally to wardens and auxiliary police. The Mississippi has 2,161 miles of navigable water.

City Hall Richard Willson Office of Civilian Defense

Sum Is Voted For Playgrounds Here

Washington county supervises play grounds for the summer starting July 5 after the Mayor and Council matched a 1200 dollar appropriation approved by the County Commissioners. The remaining 1600 dollars will come from subscriptions and war plants. The plan, run by the Hagerstown War Recreation Committee chaired by Benjamin Willis, provides one paid supervisor with equipment funds. Also approved was the concession grant for the swimming pool refreshment stand to Mrs. Moser of South Potomac street.

Washington County Hagerstown

War Manpower speaker outlines local committee role

Lawrence B. Fenneman of Baltimore praised Hagerstown’s War Manpower Committee at the Kiwanis Club meeting. He described aims of WMC, committee cooperation between employers, and how local groups support national production efforts with members listed, followed by thanks from Brewer L. Stouffer and remarks by Gratton Brown and Irvin Forsyth.

Hagerstown Lawrence B. Fenneman Baltimore War Manpower Commission Kiwanis Club Hatel Alexander Brewer L. Stouffer Thomas Wranghorn Paul Frizzel Max Fiery J. W. Jamison, Jr Robert B. Snyder Royston Joseph Craig Roy Rider Fenneman Commission WMC Gratton Brown Irvin Forsyth

Juvenile Court to Cease and Transfer Duties

Baltimore May 28 The Juvenile Court will cease to exist next week under the 1942 Legislature and its functions move to a new branch of the Circuit Court. Established 41 years ago the court dissolves at midnight May 31 and its duties join the Supreme Bench of Baltimore under a presiding judge.

Baltimore Juvenile Court of Circuit Court Existance Supreme Bench of Supreme Bench

Big Potato Yield Is Expected Here

A government study says if Washington county meets its 1943 potato goal the gain over last year could supply a year’s ration for 6,386 soldiers. Despite seed and labor shortages, the county should post a substantial rise even if 1,710 acres aren’t harvested. The harvest could set a county record without causing overproduction concerns. Maryland’s potato crop value rose from 1,536,000 in 1941 to an estimated 2,423,000 last year.

Washington County Maryland

Desert The

The poem reflects Corporal Walter Byron Stehl on furlough from California enjoying a train window view of a vast waterless desert. It contrasts the barren land with imagined heavenly streams that could make the desert blossom for those awaiting divine gifts.

Desert Walter Byron Stehl California

Chocolate D ration bars and early electromagnet

A historical note states the D ration for soldiers consisted of three 1.5 ounce bars of concentrated chocolate. It also recalls the first electromagnet, an American invention, made in 1828.

Parole Sought For Railway Engineer

Maryland parole board granted twenty seven continuances for Raymond Rufis McClelland, a Baltimore and Ohio railroad engineer jailed for manslaughter after a Rockville trial tied to a deadly train wreck. Hearing continued with no action yet, eligibility not until October.

Moser Raymond Rufis McClelland Baltimore and Ohio Railroad House of Correction McClelland Rockville Montgomery Cow

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Lew Horne ED War Uncle Sam Lea Vo E Brown Vewey Canova North Africa George “Gabby” Hares Republic Wild Bill Elliott Colonial Theatre Hayden ‘and Wills Alma Hill’s Toy & Novelty South Potomac St Mee Record Shop E. Wath Rere Rite Elliott Daredevils NEWS Mississippi Lucky Ranna Bob Wills Texas Playboys Marie McMillen New York Lawrence Fenneman Lands Committee the National Brewing CO Baltimore, Maryland Lloyd M. Bentzel South Mulberry Street Hagerstown, Md WJEJ Germany D. D Bohman-Warne, Inc W. Franklin St Weat Washington St Annapolis Herman M. Moser Mall Stetson ARROW Musey & Evans Washington Street Triangle Food Stores RAND West Washington St Crane O. P.O Maid OF Honor Potomac Street
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