ER 500 March In Big Parade In Frederick
A large parade through Frederick featured about 500 participants from Mazerstown and Washington County. Rev Dr Peter Ainslie of Baltimore gave the principal address on international friendship at the opera house after the march. City leaders spoke for the Hagerstown and Frederick delegates as bands accompanied the procession.
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Mazerstown
Washington
Soldier's body found in Susquehanna river
Havre de Grace reports Private Harry L. Reasin, 35, of the Forty fourth Ord nance Company at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, who had been absent without leave since October 31, was found drowned in the Susquehanna river. His body was recovered.
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Harry L. Reasin
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Aberdeen Proving Grounds
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Nurses Change at Waynesboro Hospital
Waynesboro Hospital shows staffing changes as Eva Metalf e and Grace Laughlin leave for home in Hagerstown. Mary Deardorf, a graduate nurse from Coatesville Hospital, arrives to assume duties at the Waynesboro Hospital.
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Waynesboro Hospital
Eva .Metealfe
Grace Laughlin
Hagerstown
Miay Mary Deardcrift
Coatesville Hospital
Young miner fate looms as trial ends in fatal Harper trial
Miss Laura Wager of Harpers Ferry dies at 86 in Charlestown after years linked to the Harper's Ferry murder case. John Kaminsky, 19, of Avella Pa, faces trial for murder in the Harper town mining death tied to the July town battle. Court proceedings conclude with closing arguments as fate hangs over the young miner.
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Laura Wager
Harpers, Amist
Charlestown
Ry International Neves Service
Wellsburg
W. Va
John Kaminsky
Avelia
Harper
Harper's Ferry
Elifton Villa
Voanack Tetown
Gan
Operators Ready to Fix a Price Limit in West Virginia Mines
North West Virginia bituminous miners have signified willingness not to exceed a maximum price of 4.50 per ton, per Federal Fuel Distributor Spens. Previous prices had climbed to 5.76 per ton. The statement comes as cost operators respond to price controls amid wartime supply concerns.
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Ciy Internationsal News Service
Washington
Tha
West Virghud
Spens
Phoné Earnings Report Shows Rising Rates
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone company earnings near six percent as public service commission reviews value of property. September rate listed at 5.035 percent, with company presenting figures to the commission. Revenues for the month reach 3640.
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Harstagt
Chesapeake and Potomac
Begino Commission
Cascarets Ad Claims Gentle Relief for All Ages
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a pleasant tasting laxative for adults and children. It promises no griping, cathartic relief from constipation, and quick effect when feeling dull head, upset stomach, or sour mood.
Company Revenue and Asset Figures Reported for Year Ending September
The document cites expenses of 568 007 and ion Pavéaues of 72 531. For the year ended September revenues totaled 38 156 296 with net revenues at 41 228 051. The company states fair value of its property at 20 628 093 and notes assets in pesos.
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Ion Pavéaues
Ise
Tts a-Prop
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