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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1941

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Feeding Army Is a Huge Task

Gerrit Vander Hooning of the Office of Production Management spoke at two Haegerstown events on feeding the U.S. Army, the central buying plan, and war-time farm pricing. He said morale is high, menus for soldiers have been devised, and production must outpace enemy needs.

Gerrit Vander Hooning Office of Production Management Hagerstown Rotary Club Alexander U.S Triangle Grocers Rotary Liuncheon Vander Hooning National Retail Grocers’ Association Rotary Napoleon America van der Hooning

Moose Lodge initiates large class at Hagerstown hall

The Hagerstown Moose Lodge 212 initiated a large candidate class led by Past Governor Carlos O'Conor. Drill team captain J W Swope and member participants including George Bishop and Erick Nemzeck, with Legion No. 10 Baltimore announcing a 30 member initiation on Sunday October 5 at 2 30.

Hagerstown Moose Lodge Moose Hall Carlos O'Conor R. J. Strawsburg Jacob Schultz N. Showe Robert Lewis J. W. Swope George Bishop H. Turner

Telling more means selling mars. It is worth while to give all impor tant facts In your classified ad

The fragment offers advice on classified ads stressing including all important facts to maximize selling impact. It frames detailed listings as beneficial for attracting attention and outcomes.

Mars

Two Detroit strikes settle as other walks resume nationwide

Two Detroit auto strikes ended yesterday while new walkouts and job actions arose at an Ohio ordnance plant and three Gulf Coast shipyards. About 1,500 CIO workers left Alabama Dry Dock in Mobile over alleged contract issues and wage delays, while several hundred AFL welders quit Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula over wage scales. Briggs Manufacturing crews returned to work after leadership was discharged following UAW guidance, and Dodge division production at Chrysler restarted after a pact with the UAW.

Associated Press Detroit Ohio Ordnance Gulf Coast CIO Alabama Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company Mobile CIQ AFL Gulf Shipbuilders Ingalls Shipbuilding Pascagoula Miss Framia Department Briggs Manufacturing Company Planis Melvin Bishop United Auto Workers Union Briggs Dodge Chrysler Motor Company UAW

Sessions Of Synod Open In Frederick

Delegates to the Women's Missionary Society of the Lutheran Synod of Maryland gather in Frederick for the 59th convention and the 100th anniversary of Lutheran mission departure to India. About 300 registered and attended Holy Communion led by Rev. Dr. Amos John Travers. 200 stayed for dinner and the anniversary event. Mrs. Clinton B. Fitz presided as synod president. Miss Mary E. Markley spoke on education. An automobile collision report follows.

Warnesboro Synod Mary E. Markley Board of Education The United Lutheran Church In America

Collision on Ringgale Smithsburg Road Involves Gladhill and Dr Lower

Charles R. Gladhill of Hagerstown and Dr. H C Lower of Waynesboro were involved in a collision on the Ringgale Smithsburg road last night. Gladhill traveled westbound while Lower headed to Waynesboro on the Smithsburg road. Deputy W H Horn summoned the operators to appear in police court.

J Charles R. Gladhill Hagerstown H. C. Lower Waynesboro Ringgale- Smithsburg Gladhill Dr.Lower Smithsburg W. H. Horn

Aunt Sarah Franch Celebrates 103rd Birthday in Town

In Charles Town West Virginia on October 2 103 year old Aunt Sarah Franch born a slave marked her birthday by watching army units pass toward North Carolina maneuvers from her doorway. She was born near Fletcher's mill on a Fletcher estate and later moved to the town then part of Virginia. Still active she has lived through four war periods.

Charles Town W. Va Sarah Franch North Carolina Sarah Fletcher's Mill Fletcher Old Dominion

German official says not seeking world domination

Berlin reports Economy Minister Walther Funk states Germany does not seek world domination. He adds European nations must run their economies according to Nazi aims, outlining the regime's control stance.

Berlin Walther Funk Germany

Doan's Pills Help Backaches Linked to Kidneys

Many sufferers find relief from backache by treating tired kidneys. Doan's Pills, used for over 40 years, reportedly ease pain by aiding kidney function and removing waste from the blood, with signs of benefit including reduced backache and improved energy.

Doan

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