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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1941

Page

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Flannery to discuss war at Hagerstown High

Harry W. Flannery, CBS's chief Berlin correspondent and former Shirer successor, will lecture on Germany and the war at 8:30 p.m. in the High School Auditorium on Wednesday November 12. Tickets available from students or faculty.

Hagerstown High School Harry W. Flannery Germany William L. Shirer CBS Berlin Balkan Crete Athens Budapest Flannery Max Schmeling Bismarck America

Four Injured In Funkstown Sharpsburg Road Crash

A Sunday collision on the Funkstown Sharpburg road near a sharp curve injured four people. Harry W. Rathorne Jr and Louis Siifer drove sedans. Nancy Clyde Brown and Frances Brown were also hurt. Box cars suffered major damage. Hawthorne faced charges for not keeping to the right of center and was ordered to appear before Magistrate Martin Bostetter next Wednesday at 10 30 AM.

Funkstown Sharpsburg Kenneth A. Stangle Harry W. Rathorne Hagerstown Martin Bostetter

Wildlife Club Outing Highlights Youth Conservation Effort

Fifteen boys from the 4H Wildlife Conservation Club of the county enjoyed the first annual outing at the Ceno Sportsmen's Club near Miller's Sawmill along the Potomac. Activities included a baseball game, a wildlife education program, and refreshments, with leather billfolds awarded by D Raymond Snively. The club, led by Eddie Smyre, plans a winter meeting and new member recruitment.

Wildlife Conservation Club Ceno Miller's Sawmill Potomac Washington County Wildlife Advisory Council J. Franklin Weller Junior Webb Jerry Cunningham Billy Cunningham Downey Harshman Roger Burtner Edldie Burtner Douglas Haynes Harold Remsburz Eddies Smyre Nelson Smyre Jacob Warrenfeltz Lee Haynes Gratton Remsburg Frank Bentz State Game and Inland Fish Commission Jay Clark D. Raymond Snively Hagerstown Leather Co J. Henry Ayres Conococheague Club Milt D. Moore Clarence Mason Big Pool Albert Crampton Arch Ruttledge Roy C. F. Weagley Bill LeFevre North American Stud and Gun Club Co, Vi Harry Dengler Soil Conservation Service TL. S. McWilliams Herald-Mail The H Wildlife Club Eddie Smyre Boonshoro Hagerstown Route 3 Keedysville Smyre

Must Prepare for Airplane Attacks Warns Eleanor Roosevelt

New York on November 16 Eleanor Roosevelt said in a NBC broadcast that any U S section could be attacked from any conquered country in this hemisphere or nearby islands She urged building military and non military defenses and organizing volunteer defense bureaus to make the country impregnable at the community level and beyond She stressed defense must grow from local to national reach.

New York United States Eleanor Roosevelt NBC

11 Killed In Train Wreck Near Dunkirk

The wreck sent 11 people to their deaths with 113 passengers aboard. Engineer Schuler survived with a broken leg while fireman J L Gephart of Fort Wayne was killed. Rescue crews worked through the night as ambulances ferried the injured to hospitals and coroner Mooney identified victims.

Dunkirk Schuler J. L. Gephart Fort Wayne Bert Gamage Rutherford N. J Gamage United States Chamber of Commerce Pullman Ia & Max Mooney McKitrick Guy Davis Chicago Davis Beaumont & Hohkman Advertising Co

Nine Enlist Here For Army Service

Nine new enlistments reported by the local Army recruiting station in the Post Office building include Isaac J. Peck of Mercersburg Pennsylvania for Field Artillery in Panama Randolph C. Rodgers of Martinsburg West Virginia and Robert H. Seabolt of Richwood West Virginia for the Air Corps Biloxi Mississippi Roy T. Rogers of Martinsburg West Virginia for Field Artillery assigned Kio Artillery assigned Douglas W. Dick and Walter C. Burkhart of Martinsburg West Virginia for the Quartermaster Corps Puerto Rico Albert G. Curbaugh of Mercersburg Pennsylvania Air Corps Jefferson Barracks Missouri James B. Domer of Keedysville for the Medical Department unassigned and David B. Wards Yaugh of 188 Foundry Street Traserstown for the Air Corps Jefferson Barracks Missouri All were sent to Fort George G. Meade Missouri for preliminary training before being forwarded to their regular assignments.

PostoMce Isaac J. Peck Mercersburg Field Artillery Panama Randolph C. Rodgers Robert H. Seabolt Martinsburg W. Va Richwood Airy Corps Biloxi Miss Roy T. Rogers Wo Va Kio Artillony Douglas W. Dick Walter C. Burkhart Quartermaster Corps Puerto Rico Albert G. Curbaugh Mercershuts Air Corps Jefferson Barracks James B. Domer Keedysville Medical Department David B. Wards- Yaugh Foundry Street Traserstown

Miss Beachley To Speak On Glamorous Guatemala In Baltimore

Miss Catherine Beachley of 165 South Prospect Street will speak on Glamorous Guatemala at Goucher College in Baltimore in the Alumnae Lodge on Thursday, November 13 at 745 PM. She will show Guatemala samples and slides from her summer trip. Merle Bateman will present color photos, and Mary Elizabeth Baker will perform two Guatemalan piano solos.

Catherine Beachley South Prospect Street Guatemala Goucher College East 24Th Street Baltimore Hagerstown Beachiey Modern Language Teachers Association of Maryland Maryland State Teachers Association

Topcoat Stolen From Car in Hagerstown Incident

John P. Wolford of Route 2 Hagerstown reported Saturday night the larceny of a new topcoat a saw and a screwdriver from his parked car on North Prospect Street.

John P. Wolford Hagerstown Cnat North Prospect Street

Pope Hopes for Peace Urges Chile Faith Preservation

Pope Pius in a broadcast to Chile's National Eucharistic Congress expressed hope for world peace and preservation of Chile's faith against false doctrines and immorality. He urged deceiving circles to return to the church and praised Chile's foundation since the 1541 mass for Valdivia's troops. Dr Perry F Prather to speak on Bundles for Britain Monday at 7:48 PM.

Vatican City Pius Chile Santiago Valdivia Mapocho Pedro Dé Valdivia GR. Prather Perry F. Prather Britain

Yale Workers Stage Strike At Yale University

Yale University maintenance crews walked out shortly after 9 am local time triggering a picket line around the campus and University Club in New York City. A meeting was set with the State Mediation and Arbitration Board to address the CIO local’s demand for a closed shop. University officials said operations would continue for those who could work and that preparations included candles for lighting in case of outages.

New Haven Conn Yale University United Contraction Workers Organizing Committee CIO Wnion John J. Clark State Mediation and Arbitration Board Clark University University Club New York City

Red Cross Launches City Membership Drive

The Red Cross plans a city and county canvass starting Tuesday with the goal of 12,000 members. Roll-call workers aim for two memberships per home, enrolling husbands at work and wives at home, following a 100 percent participation report from Danzer Metal Works.

Red Cross Danzer Metal Works

Drive continues until Thanksgiving Day

The drive continues until Thanksgiving Day. The Hell Call office is located at 49 South Potomac Street and is open every weekday from 9 2. am. to 5 ppm.

Hell Call South Potomac Street

Winners of Hagerstown Duplicate Bridge Tournament

Winners of the Hagerstown Duplicate Bridge Club tournament on Friday evening at Hotel Hamilton were Mrs. William T. Hassett and Mrs. Louise Sager, north and south, and Miss Josephine Strite and Mrs. John Bell, east and west. Reservations for Friday November 14 are available by calling Mrs. Frank Lowe at 2278.

Hagerstown Hotel Hamilton William T. Hassett Louise Sager Josephine Strite John Bell Frank Lowe

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