09 Oct 1947
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1947
Page
1
Sioux Falls operator Norton Jameson says meatless Tuesday has been well received at his large dining house. He notes poultry and eggs will be absent from the menu today and predicts no loss of customers. Jameson also serves as the state prison warden.
The chamber lists 107 new members including Bentzei Carl J Schlotterbeck Betty M Winn George R Lyles Charles R Horner J E Reiffer G E Roulette Jr H W McElwee A W Goodwin Dr O H Binkley William Stravros Alton L Geesey Dr Roger L Fiery Joseph Urgo Jack P Jemison Charles Ditto Ray D Sehroli Grover Crilley J E Koons Hopkins Gruber Dr B B Kneisley Roman Strock Keller Stonebraker H Woodrow Crouse Arthur V Dorsey Joseph E Bear inger Richard M Funkhouser Spencer Lindsay Nelson E Jones E E Tetrick Robert L Bledsoe Rev Charles M LeFew L A Bager Dr S Earl Young A J Klinkhart J Ralph Fiery Joseph Harp Hugh E Middlekauff John Kk Baker L Harry Levin W H Reech John Nakopoulos Harry C Garvin Robert L Ruby Dr Howard L Baker Dr W J Clapp William L Wilmyer A F Jamison Douglas K Mims Fortune Oden hal C M Rouzer Brewer Candy Company Ed Kerns Sebastian M Schneider Howard F Thompson Frank T McDonald Dr Hubert Porterfield A J Michalik Paull S Shields J Earl Keller Dr R B Norm ent J Earl Bentzel EB Ellsworth Watkins David Byron Stuart Bushong Mars Miller James H Hankey Harold H Hoffman J R Heess H E Anderson William Pp Kreykenbohm Mrs Mary M Hoffman J T Howard.
Chemists at the Department of Agriculture are reported to be working on new industrial uses for feathers, exploring value beyond traditional poultry byproducts.
The article recalls a former Daily Mail reporter's perilous shipwreck near Formosa, detailing his improvised flotation, signals from the wheelhouse, and a risky 200 yard swim to a sand spit aided by Chinese fishermen. He later reached Formosa and connected to the Herald-Mail family network.
Two defendants Barnett and Hull were acquitted of assault charges after witnesses testified they did not force or shake a car or its occupant. Magistrate Snyder focused on the alleged assaults rather than strike background as workers return to work amid a near end to a city’s longest strike.
Miss Schmidt resumes testimony as public prosecutor seeks maximum 30 year sentence. She recalls a yacht affair with Mee named Laura and says she learned he was married six weeks after boarding in January. Indemnity of 5000 requested for Mee’s family.
The witness described a violent quarrel on a boat, Mee threatening to kill her, then guiding her to re enact the shooting with a 22 caliber pistol. She claimed Mee attacked her, knocked her to the deck, and pursued her as she grabbed the gun and fired.
A fragment notes a gun was picked up, followed by a shooting and Mee dying five days after. Additional text mentions baking soda as a cleaner for china and pottery.
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