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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1943

Page

9

Wheat Agreement Retention Sought by Canadian Delegation

HOT SPRINGS VA May 28 Canadian delegates at the Food Conference urged no changes to the Washington wheat agreement aimed at stabilizing postwar supplies and prices. They noted Argentina 25 percent Australia 19 Canada 40 United States 16 as export shares and warned war production may bring new producers into the market. They also called for freer postwar trade and lower tariff barriers to help world hunger.

Hot Springs United Nations Food Conference Washington Canada United States Argentina Australia Great Britain H. Barton Barton Canadia

Accused of Theft of Electric Drill

Richard F. Kidwell, 25, was arrested yesterday afternoon by city police on a warrant charging larceny of an electric drill from the Soya Corporation on McPherson street. The drill valued at $10 was found in a second hand store where it had been sold for $3. Kidwell will be given a hearing in city court this morning.

Richard F. Kidwell Soya Corporation McPherson Street Kidwell

Sugarless All-Bran Muffins With Honey Flavor

A recipe for honey flavored all bran muffins uses Kellogg's All-Bran, baking powder salt soda shortening and honey. Eggs are beaten then folded with soaked bran mixture, then dry and wet ingredients are combined until flour just disappears. Muffin pans are greased and filled two thirds, baked in a hot oven about twenty five minutes.

Treasonous Dutch Spoon Gifts Princess Margriet In Exile

A spoon made by Dutch patriots for Princess Margriet, born in exile in Canada, used a kwartje and a guilder as handle and bowl bearing Queen Wilhelmina. The coins were taboo in the Netherlands and smuggling the spoon out was a treasonous act against Nazi occupiers.

Princess Margriet The Netherlands Canada Wilhelmina

Concert of High Bands Called Off

The Victory concert by Hagere town and Boonsboro High bands scheduled for City Park band shell Sunday night was canceled due to the gas shortage. About 85 student musicians were to perform patriotic music as a farewell for seniors leaving for military service after graduation.

Hagere Town Boonsboro Shell Victor J. Marietta Hagerstown Mr. Marietta Foster Ford

Pinesburg News and Social Notes May 24

Mr and Mrs Herman Hose welcome a daughter Doris Jane born May 24. Alvey Harsh of Williamsport visited George Harsh. Mrs David Hose visits with her daughter in law Matilda Hose and daughter Mrs John Lewis. J C Martin and son Warren from Hagerstown visited Pearl and Mildred Charlton. Jane Grove and son Johnnie spent time with Bachtell family in Hagerstown. Lorraine Grove visited Carl Grove and son Terry in Hagerstown. Kenneth McClanahan of Mercersburg and Elmer Guessford hosted Sunday visits.

Pinesburg Herman Hose Doris Jane Alvey Harsh Willamsport George Harsh David Hose Matilda Hose John Lewis J. C. Martin Warren Hagerstown Pearl Mildred Charlton Jane Grove Johnnie Bachtell Lorraine Grove Carl Grove Terry Kenneth McClanahan Mercersburg Elmer Guessford

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