Fish Hatchery in County Approved Near Boonsboro
Beaver Creek near Boonsboro was unanimously approved by the State Board of Natural Resources as the site for a large fish hatchery. Estimated cost is 269000 dollars. The facility will use a spring producing over 1760 gallons per minute and produce 250000 two year old trout and 500000 bass crappie and sunfish annually.
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Beaver Creek
Boonsboro
State Board of Natural Resources
Garner W. Denmead
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Washington County
Lewistown
Postwar hatchery plans expand cost estimates
State officials push larger postwar hatchery project at 269000 to 286000 dollars with hatching and rearing capacity plus biology study rooms and laboratory. It would include recreation and tourist facilities as educational beauty spot. U S Fish and Wildlife Service experts back plans. water supply reliability to be investigated by Dr. Joseph Lingewald Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lee LeCompte
O'Conor
United States
Fish and Wildlife Service
Joseph T. ‘Lingewald, Jr
Department of Geology, Mines and Water Resources
Maritime Service recruiter interviews in Hagerstown
A U S Maritime Service recruiter interviewed applicants at the USES Office on Washington Street led by Chief A P Watts who plans another visit on Wednesday October 11 with a pharmacist to assist exams. Qualified applicants will be sworn in and given training departure dates. Ages sought 16 to 44 and 26 to 50. Seaman Samuel C Leiter, 19, recently on furlough from the Maritime Service, spoke of service in the South Pacific and English waters and his wish to pursue Merchant Marine career. Tour of Newton D Baker Hospital soldiers was canceled due to unavoidable circumstances.
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U. S Maritime Service
USES
Washington Street
A .P. Watts
Watts
Hagerstown
Hnd
Samuel C. Leiter
Maryland Avenue
Samue C. Leiter
Maritime Service
Leiter
St. Petersburg
Fla
South Pacific
English
Bresbane
Australia
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Club notes and health updates from local group
Deputy CINCUS by the hostess with Mrs. Maxine Hull and Kitty Hammond assist ing. There will be another meeting on Monday, Oct. 30, in the club room. Mrs. Vernon Dorse has returned home from Washington County Hospital after a major operation. Jimmy Hutson is housed at his home by illness. Mrs. Cyril Ford has been suffering with a toe infection for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Hull
Kitty Hammond
Vernon Dorse
Washington County Hospital
Jimmy Hutson
Cyril Ford
Denim limited for civilians during wartime demand
Washington reports that civilian access to denim will drop to about 20 to 25 percent of total output for the next three months due to heavy military use and denim loom conversions to tenting material. No relief is expected in the first quarter of 1945.
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Washington
Sharpsburg Visitors and Local Rally Day News
Sharpsburg residents report visits from Mr and Mrs Wm Honeycutt of Washington and Cpl Joe Miller on a two day furlough visiting his wife and grandmother Mrs Ed Kipe. Bobby Fisher on furlough from Bainbridge Md visits his father H Q Fisher. John and Tom Howard stay a few days in Baltimore. Rally Day services set for Sunday in Church of God with guest speaker Attorney Martin Infram. Rev William A Herpick pastors the church. Democrats fill the October meeting at Mrs Lillyan Thomas home with speakers E Stuart Bushong and Calvert K Hartle of Flaglerstown. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Honeycutt
Washington
Cpl
Joe Miller
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Ed. Kipe
Bobby Fisher
Bainbridge
H. Q. Fisher
John
Tom Howard
Baltimore
Church of God
Martin
Infram
Wm. A. Herpick
Ladies Democratic Club
Lillyan Thomas
E. Stuart Bushong
Calvert K. Hartle
Flagerstown
Black Dragon Head Of Japan Is Dead
Mitsuru Toyama the leader of the Black Dragon Society died at 89 at his summer home near Tokyo. The former unofficial emperor and wartime instigator was noted in a Comei dispatch picked up by US authorities. He had urged expansion and a bigger navy before Pearl Harbor in 1941.
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Asanciated
Mitsuru Toyama
Japan
Black Dragon Society
Tokyo
Comei
United States
Federal Communications Commission
Pearl Harbor
Losses at Palaus Reported by U S Pacific Fleet
The Pearl Warrior reports figures for September 25 to October 5 in the southern Palau battles. American losses include 336 Marines and soldiers killed, 8 missing, 1,707 wounded, with total campaign casualties rising to 7,417 killed and 11,043 Japanese killed.
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U. S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Warrior
Palaus
Commununique
Marines and Army divisions suffer heavy Palau loses
The First Marine Division reports 711 killed 4,650 wounded 247 missing while the L1st Army Division totals 251 killed and 1,456 missing. Communique notes air attacks on a Japanese destroyer and a large cargo ship northwest of Iwo Jima in the Volcano Islands. Wash leafy vegetables thoroughly before cooking. no extra water needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palau
First Marine Division
L1st
Iwo Jima
Velcano Islands
Tokyo
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Pal
Rand
West
Washington St
Furie Va
Maritime Services
Academy
Andrew jiKns
Eveanor Powell
Dennis O'Keefe
W. C. Fields
C. Aubrey Smith
Sophie Tucker
Eugene Pallette
David Lichine
Borethy Donegan
the Christianis
Andrew Stone
Oalluay
Predaetic
Derott Fat
K Jackson
Enrytin Haas
Germany
Kornelimuenster
Cincus
R. S. Edwards
U. S. Fleet
Adm
Ernest J. King
Sharpsburg
RT Ee
Carrillo
Elyse Knox
Seidel
Edone Quillan
Shemp Howard
Tom Kerery
Mitch Ayres and His Orchestra
Rod Cameron
Trigger Trail
Black Dragon Head
Hill’s Toy & Novelty Store
South Potomac St
R. D. McKee
Featur
Lulu Belle
Scotty
Bud Messner
Franklin Court Auditorium
WJEJ
U.S. Rubber
U. S. Rubber Company
Chicopee Falls
Massachusetts
Commission
Hagerstown War Manpower Commission
Powers
U. S. Rubber
U.S. Rubber Company
Apply War Manpower Commission
Hagerstown, Md
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