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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1944
Page
3
Hagerstown religious denominations report increasing activities and grateful response to clothing pleas for liberated Europe. Local congregations and leaders remain without definite word on the drive to clothe wartorn and poverty struck areas.
Stricken nations receive aid as municipal and religious groups prolong clothing collections. Ladies auxiliaries and church and synagogue organizations lead efforts, sorting, mending, and packing garments for shipment. Pulpits urged pleas. smaller churches share space at larger ones. Jewish Synagogue plans participation this week with Hebrew Ladies' Auxiliary to finalize packing procedures.
Washington date line James Byrnes War Mobilizer said there will be no return to coffee rationing with about a four month supply in view Brazil pledged 1,000,000 bags monthly shipments and U S stocks already equal three and a half months plus on hand. He noted current stockpiles and future imports maintain adequate civilian coffee inventory.
Edward G. Robinson, famed for his criminal roles, tries a jitterbug on the Henrys Theatre film set for Mr. Winkle Goes to War. In a USO dance scene, Robison dances with Marilyn Johnson under dance director Val Raset supervision. Meteors are described as small rocks swept by Earth as it revolves.
Commissioner W Lee Elgin directs immediate mechanical survey of over 600 uninspected BeHs0 buses in Maryland with county boards of education selecting competent garages as agents. Dr Thomas G Pullen Jr says information ready within 72 hours and hopes uninspected school buses will be cleared by next weekend.
At a Saturday meeting at the Attorney General's office Governor O'Conor ordered a new inspection program. Attendees included Dr. Pullen Mr. Elgin of State Police Edgar McShane secretary of Maryland Traffic Safety Committee Hall Hammond Deputy Attorney General. The inspection will occur at a garage selected by the county superintendent of education.
Advertises plaid checks and tweeds in wood and rayon blends. Promotes warm rich fabrics, pattern books, and fashionable suits and skirts for the year. Encourages customers to visit Montgomery Ward to see colors and quality.
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