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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1945

Page

9

Seiling On Arises Increased By OPA

Washington May 25 The growers ceiling price for early apples of the 1945 crop has been increased 68 cents a bushel from 2.85 to 3.55 the OPA announcer said in a press release.

Washington OPA

Retail price ceiling increase to raise by about one cent

The notice states a 1 cent per pound rise in retail ceilings effective tomorrow and running through June 20, impacting prices for shoppers and vendors. The proclamation specifies the temporary adjustment and its limited enforcement window.

Smelly Gas Traps Albuquerque Shoppers and Officials

Albuquerque residents complained of a sulfur odor after a new gas well was tapped and its contents pumped into the city mains before officials realized the well did not produce natural gas. May 29 report notes gas and electric company officials identified the odor as sulfur gas.

Albuquerque N. M Gas and Electric Company Oficials

Cooperation Is National Need at Maryland Farm Conference

A Maryland Farm Industry Conference at Hotel Alexander featured Dr. Byrd urging national cooperation and understanding of U S history to unite industry, agriculture, and business. He warned against cheap foreign raw materials and called for fair profits for all workers while boosting production efficiency to lower consumer prices. Roy F Weagly and others discussed air transport effects, veteran employment, and debt reduction with County Agent Mark Miller moderating.

United States University of Maryland Maryland Hotel Alexander Byrd Roy F. Weagly Maryland Farm Bureau Roy Brookes W. F. Schraderberg Esskay Company H. L. Mills Hazerstown Chamber of Commerce Mark Miller

Norway cable restores links. Ridenours learn kin safe

A cablegram to Mr and Mrs J Frank Ridenour in Hagerstown from Oslo confirms the safety of Grace Hall Loe's family in Norway. The Loe family includes Mr Loe and two children, with Grace Hall Loe formerly from Hagerstown. This follows the restoration of U S Norway cable and radio service after the German invasion.

Hagerstown J. Frank Ridenour Potomac Street Oslo Norway United States Lelia Lee Oslo University Miss Lee Lee Old Security Cement and Lime Company North American Cement Company Brevik Ridenour

Memorial Day Radio Tribute and Bond Day Broadcasts

Memorial Day tribute programs on NBC extend to 1 30 a m with a two hour finale featuring War Bond activities. Highlights include Memorial Day features on American Shrines and Cemeteries, segments from Europe and the Pacific, and performances by Judy Vinson and Fred Waring. CBS and NBC schedule evenings with Bob Hope Judy Garland and Jack Benny among others.

New York NBC Seventh War Loan Carl Franklin Europe C. 3 Pacific Judy. M. Vinson Puck Annamaris Hope Crosby Fred Waring Trent Sumner Welles Clare Booth Luce Germany C. A. Halleck Eage America Jan Garber Dave Elman Wings For Tomorrow

Bull Is Smarter Than Fisherman

SAPULPA Okla May 29 Vernard McKinney and Doc Maness were chased by a bull while fishing and jumped a fence then ran again. They later found the fence section open at both ends hindered direct communication with the Lee family for nearly four years.

Sapulpa Okla Vernard McKinney Doc Maness

Get Education Then Baseball, Is Advice Of Happy Chandler

Birmingham, May 29. Baseball Commissioner Happy Chandler urged boys to obtain maximum education before entering professional baseball. He told Hot L. Thomas, director of athletics for public schools, that he discussed with major league representatives, and noted clubs may sign a performer before finish school to prevent losing him to others.

Happy” Chandler Birmingham Ala Happy Chandler L. Thomas Thomas Chandler

Colonial National Open Set For 1946 With $10,000 Awards

Fort Worth Texas May 29 P One of the richest golf events will open in 1946 at Colonial Country Club for the Colonial National Owen invitation. The 72 hole stroke play over four days limits to 36 players 24 pros and 12 amateurs. No entry fee no clubhouse charges and the winner will receive about 3500 with other prizes to beat low scores. Windsor Castle note appears as unrelated historical fact.

Fort Worth Texas Colonial Country Club Owen

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