08 Nov 1944
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1944
Page
1
Philip Johnson's condition near Hancock remained unchanged yesterday at Washington Community Hospital after being kicked in the head by a horse earlier this week. The note also states that both Greenland and Iceland are in the western hemisphere.
The 38th annual Christmas Seal Sale by the Maryland Tuberculosis Association will begin in Maryland on November 27. Dr Crown O Diehl announces the shift from the original November 20 date. WW Staub of Eastland serves as association vice president and general chairman for Baltimore City and several counties. The sale funds TB combat activities.
Inmengan ese the fay May become the tmodern irrigation system to make the ITaly Land of Palestine more Initial Plans deviionee by the Commission on Palestine Surveys at the request of Dr Chaim Welzmann president of the Jewish Agency for Palestine for a 20000000 project matching Grand Coulee or Boulder Dams. The Jordan Valley Authority would transform Palestine agriculture and industry, housing thousands of Jewish settlers and raising Arab living standards, with water diversion from the Jordan and streams, runoff use, groundwater tapping, and Mediterranean saltwater to replenish the Dead Sea.
U S Secretary Stettinius announced recognition of Guatemala's revolutionary junta. He said many American republics may follow after full consultation. The triumvirate government, formed after the October 1 overthrow of Provisional President Federico Ponce, held controversial elections described as the first free vote in Guatemala. A presidential election is slated for next month.
Earl H. Howard Automobile Club of Maryland branch manager warned motorists to know their anti-freeze brands before buying. Despite government action against harmful mixtures, some solutions still reach retail and wholesale channels. Some contain calcium chloride sodium chloride or petroleum fractions like fuel oil kerosene or naphtha risking cooling system damage. Consumers should buy standard antifreeze backed by a reputable company as winter returns.
Safely recovered are two sons of Mr and Mrs W H Baker of 408 Guilford Avenue who had been hospitalized for battle wounds and malaria Sat William A Baker Jr released from Woodrow Wilson General Hospital Staunton Va to Fort Story Va for further training With former Company B Sgt Baker returned to the United States after being wounded in the invasion of France Sgt Bennett R Baker discharged from a hospital in India
Lieut. Col. John H. McGee of Minot North Dakota, who escaped from Japanese captivity after 22 years in the Philippines, has landed in San Francisco. Relatives say he was informed of the arrival by Mrs. McGee, living in Plymouth Wisconsin, and his father George A. McGee, a Minot lawyer. He escaped when a Japanese freighter was torpedoed by a U S submarine and was among three officers and men to reach shore.
Fragmentary text notes an indefinite period after malaria fever and asserts ant societies with striking parallels to human societies developed 69,900,000 years ago. The passage mixes speculative biology with a broad historical claim and lacks concrete dates, places, or named entities for robust sourcing.
The Army and Navy announce a joint disciplinary control board for Maryland to address prostitution venereal disease liquor violations and other undesirable conditions affecting service personnel. Maj Gen Philip B Hares and Rear Admiral D McD LeBreton say the board will meet monthly in Baltimore to inform itself receive and consider reports of conditions within its jurisdiction and cooperate with civil authorities.
The board may declare areas off limits at its discretion with or without warning to proprietors. It will also act as a hearing agency, with the public free to attend meetings. Representatives from the Coast Guard, the U.S. Public Health Service, and the Maritime Commission will participate.
General Hayes announced that the judiciary state and city police Liquor License Board division of social protection of the Health Department and other officials and non official agencies will be invited to attend meetings Immature green tomatoes that show no signs of turning color are good for cooking and preserving.
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