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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1946

Page

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Fire Bus In New Strike Violence

A driverless bus set ablaze in Hollywood California rolled through a service station into Beverly Boulevard and crashed into three parked cars. Police say the bus was stolen hours earlier from a garage supplying 41 passenger vehicles to studios. Two nonstriking film workers homes were bombed as authorities consider a $1000 reward for tips identifying vandals, with IATSE offering $500. Local law enforcement teams probe strike violence tied to union disputes as AFL leader Keenan mediates.

Holywood Cal Beverly Boulevard Fred Howser County Board of Supervisors International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Howser Conference of Sindia Unions IATSE Joseph D. Keenan AFL

Camp Rat Killer Dies In Line Of Duty

Elgin reports Trisie a se year old terrier and champion rat killer for Gardner Bargholz of the garbage department was killed by a car while following the truck on rounds. The dog had killed 9,000 rats.

Elgin Trisie Gardner Barghols Bargholz Trixte

Wise Buck Joins Herd Of Steers

Chestertown Indiana farmer Ray Demass adopted a year old buck deer that wandered onto his farm and now lives with his herd of Hereford steers. He calls the deer Jack and the animal responds to his name when fed. Neighbors speculated the deer came from Michigan to avoid hunting.

Chestertown Ind Ray Demass Demass Herford Jack Michigan Indiana

Funeral Services For Miss Mellie Miss Mellie Mary Washington Matilda Stewart

Funeral services were held in Baltimore and at Oxford for Miss Mellie Mary Washington Matilda Stewart 88 who served 63 years as postmistress at Oxford Missouri. Appointed by President Hayes in 1877 to fill her father’s post, she retired in 1940 after a record long tenure.

Baltimore

Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers

Mrs Anna R Clements and Adv Miss Anna M Stoner thank friends for kindness and sympathy during illnesses and death of Sidney M Clements and their stepfather Also for floral tributes and use of cars The William Wolford family thank neighbors and W M R employees for sympathy at death of their son Larry M Wolford Also for flowers and use of cars

Sidney M. Clements Anna R. Clements Anna M. Stoner Larry M. Wolford William &. Wolford

In Memoriam Linebaugh Remembrance for Ida B Linebaugh

A loving remembrance for Ida B Linebaugh who departed this life one year ago. The message from Ady and her children speaks of peace, rest, and a quiet passage beyond life.

Nazi aircraft plant fixtures show standardization impact

Fairchild engineer Worley reports German assembly fixtures used across plants, enabling quick rebuilds with cast clamps and stock fittings. He notes near 100 percent salvage and reuse, contrast to welded, one purpose jigs. He urges U.S. industry to study knockdown fixtures and expand outside stock sources.

Germany Worley Fairchild United States Fairchild Aircraft

Maryland League of Women Voters Seeks Law Reforms

The Maryland League of Women Voters pushes for repealing the Declaration of Intentions Act and adding civilian absentee voting provisions when the Legislature convenes in January. They also call for stronger adoption laws and a state minimum wage and hour bill. President Mrs William F Barber led the meeting.

Baltimore Maryland League of Women Voters William F. Barber League

Government seeks truce in wage talks amid miner mood

Negotiations between the coal mines administration and labor leaders continue with hints of wage demands. Krug held quiet sessions with five operators and Lewis groups as miners left grim from talks. An unannounced private chat left observers unsure, though Lewis appeared optimistic after the meeting. The silence from Krug and other principals persists through 14 days of discussions.

Krug Lewis University of Wisconsin War Production Board Coal Mines Administration

Night And Day Wrap-Around House Dress Pattern

Advertisement for a wrap-around house dress or ankle-length robe pattern. It lists sizes 12 14 18 44 46 and includes a sewing guide with a 200 pattern request, plus address details for The Hagerston Daily Mail pattern department in New York. The Book of Fashion promises 36 pages of winter pattern designs and low pricing.

Ratogra Vure Pattern Department The Hagerston Daily Mail New York

E Marine Is Only 20 But Accused Of Having Three Wives

Thomas E Bright a 20 year old former Marine is jailed on $1600 bail after two wives he wed are believed to have learned he also married a third. Bright pleads innocent saying his Baltimore marriage to Elsie Loretta King was void as his father was not an ordained minister. Detectives say Bright claimed a Nebraska divorce from the third wife before marrying Stangeline Frances Lary of Baltimore.

Baltimore Thomas E. Bright Reuben Caplan Bright Elsie Loretta King Millard B. Horton Nebraska Stangeline Frances Lary

Miners Urged to Boycott Wyoming Valley Peace Meeting

Wilkes Barre Pa November 13 miners urged to boycott a mass meeting to hear Rep Vito Marcantonis CALP NY scheduled speaker Leonard Statekewicz Loomis local UMWA president said denials of the Peace Meeting show it is communistic in spirit Sponsors unavailable Statekewicz said UMWA is anti communist from John L Lewis down to rank and file and miners should refrain from attending the meeting.

Wilkes Barra Wyoming Valley Place Vito Marcaztomis Calp-Ny Leonard Statekewicz Loomis United Mine Workers of America UFL Statekewler UMW John AL. Lewis

Wanted Office Space in Hegerstoen

Advertises seeking an office on 2 Main Street in Hegerstoen for a new branch. Open to sharing with other businesses and willing to pay a telephone stenographer's share. Requests full particulars or a call to Belmont 9942.

Main Street Hegerstoen

Mobile Polio Aid Unit Deploys in New York

A $15,000 mobile hospital unit from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis will enter service this month. The 45 foot two deck trailer includes its own generator and emergency treatment facilities. Based in the Bronx, it will be used across the area for polio victims.

New York National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Bronx

Motor Tanker Seeks Bid For Blue Simoco Vessel

The Maritime Commission seeks bids for a two lifer motor tanker with a speed of 2 knots named the Blue Simoco. Bids must exceed 59 000 dollars to qualify and none were received by the deadline, prompting further action.

Washington Maritime Commission Simoco

Auto Crash Injures Berkeley Springs Man

Melvin P. Johnson of Berkeley Springs was admitted to Washington County Hospital last night after an auto accident. He sustained a head injury and other minor injuries. Attendants report his condition as good this morning.

Melvin P. Johnson Berkeley Springs Washington County

Stores use subtle tactics to recover stolen items

Retail managers describe how shoplifters use indecision and quick changes to conceal thefts. One coat theft went unsolved after two women distracted staff then vanished with a fur coat. Another attempted dress theft failed as the wearer left wearing her own garment. Managers rely on polite probing to prompt returns while police report few petty larceny arrests, with staff handling most cases.

O Conor Orders Bay Bridge Data As Lane Seeks Prompt Plans

Governor O Conor announced the State Roads Commission will begin assembling data on a Chesapeake Bay bridge. Governor-Elect W Preston Lane Jr urged starting plans and surveys immediately to save time before January stake.

Annapolis O’conor W. Preston Lane, Jr State Roads Commission Chesapeake Bay Lane

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