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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1944

Page

5

Willkie Confident Roosevelt Re-Election Says Brazil Dispatch

Dispatches in Brazilian papers quote Assis Chateaubriand that Wendell Willkie told him he could return to Brazil confident of Roosevelt's re election. Willkie reportedly said the Good Neighbor policy would be safe if Roosevelt is re elected, while expressing doubts about policy under Dewey.

Wendell Willkie Roosevelt U. S Brazil Assis Chateaubriand BriHan Musiiatist Willkie Rio de Janeiro Chateaubriand Dewey

Middletown Boy 3rd In Speaking Contest

In Kansas City on October 11 a Georgia boy Vincent Orr 18 of Jonesboro won the 1944 Future Farmers of America public speaking contest earning 240 dollars and a gold medal for The Victory Farmer. Harold K Keller of Middletown Ma took third and 150 dollars. A separate item from Quincy Mass reports company officials and union representatives to meet with conciliators and Navy officers to settle a two day strike at Bethlehem Steel Fore River shipyard affecting nearly 4000 workers.

Kansas City Georgia Future Farmers of America Vincent Orr Jonesboro Harold K. Keller Middletown Quincy Mass Gffcrals U.S. Navy Bethlehem Steel Company Fore River

Indoor Festival at Chewsville School Oct 12

The Chewsville School hosts an indoor festival on Thursday October 12 featuring games and prizes. Admission and further details are not specified.

Chewsville School

Deaths in Greencastle and area noted in notices

Several local obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Mary Louise Grosh age 84 of Greencastle Mrs Georgianna McAllister 74 of Baltimore and others in the region Funeral details list interments at Rose Hill and Rest Haven cemeteries with services led by local pastors Also noted are the deaths of miller Frederick Ervin Speck 62 and Edward B Brown 68 Pennsylvan ia Railroad conductor with funeral arrangements at A K Coffman funeral home and services in Gettysburg and Martinsburg area

Mary Louise Grosh Abraham Grosh Benevola Frederick Ervin Speck Clearspring Fairview St. Peter's Lutheran Church John Pp Carrie (McLaughlin) Speck Amusoz Frederick Hagerstown Paul Stover Upper Darby Millard Shank Allen Chapman Philadelphia H. B. Speck Camp Hill Rev Luther Hare St. Paul's Cemetery Western Pike Georgianna McAllister John W. McAllister East Franklin Street Shankstown John Mary XN. Myers Weaver Evangelical Church Norman Shakespeare Baltimore Lena Herbert Irene Fernsner Ethel Mapus This City Cecil C Middletown W Herbert Big Springs Howard Wilson Albert L Wilbur B Lloyd B Wayne N Myrtle Sprecher Nora Cavanaugh A. K. Coffman Funeral Home Walter K. Dice Rest Haven Cemetery Edward B. Brown Pennsylvania Cumbo Martinsburg A. K

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Illness and Death

Mrs Edward Hartley and Family thank friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and death of husband and father and for the use of cars.

Edward Hartley

Halsey Carrier Force Strikes Ryukyus 200 Miles South of Japan

Pacific Fleet announces a bold raid by Adm William Halsey and Vice Adm Marc Mitscher striking 200 miles south of Japan. Carrier planes destroyed 76 on the ground and 14 shot down, with 12 ships sunk or damaged, near the Ryukyus. No American ships hit. Mitscher’s carriers followed raiders home.

Halsey Isles Japan Pacific Fleet Pearl Harbor Nippon Ryukyu Islands Philippines Palaus Bonins William F. Ialsey Tokyo China Marc A. Mitischer Chester W. Nimitz Ryukyu Mitscher

A F L Group Here Elects Officers at Meeting

Local 21108 AFL elected and installed officers at W O W Hall last night. A resolution pledged 100 percent support for organizing city employees and urged fair treatment in the coming general election. Officers named include President Francis Webb and Secretary Mary A Socks with staff and trustees listed.

AFL Moller Organ Works W. O. W. Hall United States of America Francis Webb John Detrow Mary A. Socks Amos Sherman Paul Grimm C. P. Mertz Lester Lushbaugh J. E. Plummer Clayton Miller Sylia Barnhart Alla Carper Howard Swisher Robert Duffy Jack Robert B. Snyder, Sr Workers of the Nation

Body Of Willkie Is Enroute To Indiana

The body of Wendell L. Willkie was en route to Rushville Indiana after funeral services at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. At Rushville the bronze casket will rest until his son Lt Philip Willkie returns from Atlantic convoy duty. Mrs Willkie stayed in New York to greet him and declined Arlington burial.

New York Wendell L. Willkie Rushville Ind Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Willkie Philip Willkie Atlantic Edward Willkie Indiana

Dewey Democrats Rally At Hotel Alexander

Col John Carmichael told a Dewey Democrats Club audience at Hotel Alexander last night he was distressed by changes in Senator Tydings. He attacked the President and the New Deal while praising old Democratic values of sound money integrity and economy. Speakers included William J. Clapp Frank Swartz Dr R Wells Victor D Miller Mark E Reed and J C Fulde.

Col John Carmichael Democrats For Dewey Club Alexander Senator Tydings Maryland Harding Col. Carmichael New Deal Dewey Democrats Democratic Party of Old William J. Clapp Franks. Swartz R. Wells Victor D. Miller Mark E. Reed J. C. Fulde D. A. Stickell & Sons

Baltimore Expressway Proposal Split Over River Bridge

Baltimore officials study a consulting report led by Robert Moses recommending a city expressway costing about 40.36 million dollars. The plan emphasizes no grade crossings and favors an inside city route over a Patapsco river bridge for maximum traffic relief.

Baltimore Robert Moses New York City Patapsco River

Soldier's friend is a 17 jewel service watch

A 17 jewel service watch named Soldier's Friend is advertised for sale at Saum's located at 21 Jonathan Street.

Saum’s Jonathan St

Wounded in Action Rounds Out Local Family Hero

Private Fred R Sevielie of Smithsburg Route 2 was wounded in action in France on July 8. He is the son of Harvey Sevielle and previously worked on a farm in the Benevola area.

Fred R.seveilie Smithsburg Rt. 2 France Harvey Sevielle Benevola

O Conor Hopes To Avoid New Taxes In Maryland Budget

ANNAPOLIS Md Oct 11 Governor O Conor signaled he aims to avoid new taxes and keep the property tax at 12 cents per $100 if feasible as state fiscal officials begin drafting the next biennial budget. They expect higher costs to run state institutions and strong requests for equipment replacements due to wartime demands.

Annapolis O’conor

Dance and Movie Show at Old Mill Kemp's

Thursday evening October 12 features a dance and a movie at Old Mill Kemp's to benefit the Goodwill Ambulance. Admission is 25 cents. Proceeds support ambulance service.

Old Mill Kemp's

Editor's Letter Box tackles homework overload in Hagestown schools

A letter signed by a father defends signed letters for publication while urging discussion on Hagertown school homework. He cites excessive written work in algebra, memorization, and notebook making as wasting time. He argues students need play, rest, fresh air, and physical health lessons to be applied, calling for parent collaboration for reform.

Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg Daily Mail Hagerstown

14 Kt Wedding Rings Six 75 Up Saums Ad

14 KT. WEDDING RINGS $6.75 UP A hundred styles to select from. Saums, 21 Jonathan St. Adv.

Saums Jonathan Adv Jonathan St. Adv

AF News Of Our EsGuee Men And Women In Uniform

Overseas RAF Service Command in Italy announces corporal Richard B Barkdoll promoted to sergeant. He is a repairman in a depot squadron, repairing plastic and plexiglass of bombers. Other notes include Pvt D S Donnan promoted to technical sergeant in New Guinea medical detachments. Families report overseas postings and letters welcomed.

RAF Service Command Italy Richard B. Barkdoll Set. Barkdoll Delbert S. Barkdoll Edgemont Smithsburg Fairchild Air Craft Company Army Fort Meade Barkdoll Edward G Pvt. D. S. Donnan New

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F.D.R Crawford Shepherdstown W. Va Washington Co Yingling Auto Sales & Service Frederick Street Minerva G. Smith Scott L. Smith Waynesboro Washington County Hospital Smith United Telephone Company Saum'’S Commercial Small Loan & Finance Co Summit Avenue Hagerstown, Md Court House Pangborn Corporation A.F.L Heart Shield SAUM Home Builders Say. & Loan Ass'n Washington St Goodyear Balto. & Locust Columbia College Potomac St SATIM Jonathan Si People’s Jewelry Wilhelm Thumma Motor Co Democrats Baltimore Studies Expressway Report Franklin's Variety Store Cor Winter & George Sts J. Adv C. E. Mace Rose Hill Ave Cc Beverage Hamilton Hotel Summit. Ave Arthur F. Detrow Mer Keystone 1 Public Square Pic John F. Carter Amelia Carter Chestnut Street Saum's W. G. Turner Ady Value Center Central Garage Summit Ave Value Center Courthouse C. H. Grossnickle Sons J.S. Snowberger & Sons General Acceptance Corporation Jonathan Street Hagerstown Industrial Loan D. Earl Neikirk Baldwin Cafe East Franklin Street Sir Walter Scott Orch Guinea Harry Beaver Florida Avenue Pvt Harry Henson Fred R. Socks North Foundry Street Jack R. Socks Holland Pye Socks England Belgium Socks Fairchilds Robert Ainsley Harvey Ameley Paris Washington County Exide Reichard’s W. Antietam St Hoffman Chevrolet E. Washington & Locust Sts Community Finance Service, Inc Barle Stora Kraiss Funeral Home N. Potomac St Phoue No Fleigh Motor Co Oak Hill Avenue Consumers Credit Service Consumers Credit Service, Inc W. M.C Central Canzer Metal Works Co West Lee and South Streets
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