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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1944

Page

7

Much Interest In Horse Show At Mt Tammany Farm

The tenth annual Hagerstown Horse Show set for October 21 and 22 at Mt Tammany Farm between Hagerstown and Williamsport promises a peak edition as many entries arrive from leading stables. The 300 by 150 foot arena features tanbark and an uphill and downhill hunter course for spectators to view. The event will include three and five gaited horses, the aristocrats, with $100 stake classes attracting entries.

Hagerstown Mi Tammany Farm Williamsport Mt. Tammany Farm W. Preston Howard

Warrenton Virginia dressage show features $100 War Bond class

Dest gaited horses thrill spectators with kiddie classes and a $100 War Bond skyscraper high jump event. The Warrenton show includes a seven feet one half inch jump last year, a popular costume class, and prizes for turnout and originality. Judges Bit Long, Paul R. Gable, and Horace Moffett named. Tickets and ringside parking available. show runs Oct 21 11 am and Oct 22 1 pm.

Warrenton Caroline Farms Norfolk Paul R. Gable Harrisburg Horace Moffett Marshall G. W. Rooke

Booster Pump Work Delayed In Williamsport Region

City engineers report delays in installing a booster pump to increase water flow from the plant above Williamsport to Hagerstown. Dravo Corp is general contractor with H D Alexander & Sons as sub contractor for a brick building. The new pump aims to prevent water shortages during droughts or peak summer demand, with operation expected by early next year after securing motor and starting equipment.

Williamsport Hagerstown Charles W Stump Dravo Corporation Pittsburgh H. D. Alexander & Sons Harrisburg Stump

OPA Chief Addresses Lions on Rationing and Prices

Leo H. McCormick Maryland state OPA director spoke at the Lions Club luncheon at Hotel Alexander. He urged continued rationing and price control until normal conditions return, praised current price restraints, and urged public support for price panels. He cited Hagerstown as a major trading area and warned about postwar black market risks while proposing a local cost of living committee with labor groups’ cooperation.

Leo H. McCormick Baltimore OPA Lions Club Hotel Alexander McCormick Hagerstown Maryland United States CPA Lieut W. C. Cottingham P. B. Outright Martinsburg Joe Shuman Boonsboro J. C. Annan Duncan F. Swett Harrisburg B. W. Goslin O. G. Whi M. Murphy E. G. Conver 4. A. Lamon

Pope Pius XII Described Aged And Saddened By War

Arch bishop Francis J. Spellman of New York writes from Rome that Pope Pius XII appeared aged and saddened by the war. The letter, announced today, will be read in New York churches on Mission Sunday, October 22.

Pope New York Francis J. Spellman Pope Pius XII Rome

Roosevelt to Speak On War Fund Drive On NBC And CBS

Radio listings show President Roosevelt scheduled for two non political broadcasts in coming days. A Columbus Day message to Latin American republics will air tomorrow at 4 PM, then a National War Fund appeal on Teleworks next Tuesday at about 10:30 PM. Sumner Welles begins a weekly MBS commentary tonight.

New York Rioosevelt National War Fund Sumner Welles MBS Bob Hope New York Herald Tribune Forum NBC Hollywood Rudy Vallee Mrs. North Henry Youngman Carol Bruce Eddie Cantor Kay Kyser Dennis King CBS Red Barber Allan Jones Dr. Christian Frank Sinatra Jack Carson Nelson Eddy Dunninger Tommy Dorsey Rico Willian

Street Workers Seek City Paid Vacations

The Board of Street Commissioners voted to ask the Mayor and Council for a week of paid vacation for all street department workers. A delegation of about 35 men, led by the AF of L Local 35 union, made the request. The proposed cost is about 1500 dollars. a prior request for two weeks with pay in 1945 was referred back.

Board of Street Commissioners Hagerstown A. F. of L Charles W. Stump

Navy Radio Technicians Training Offered At Local Office

Chief Specialist John Millard of the local Navy Recruiting Office urges young men to consider the Radar Technician Training School. Applicants seventeen or older will take preliminary tests at the local recruiting station. Those who qualify will enlist as Seaman First Class RT and begin a specialized radio course.

John Millard Navy

Navy recruits require guardian consent before 18

Chief Millard urged youths to explore radio training and postwar work opportunities as part of the state recruitment drive. Those passing the physical exam must have parental or guardian consent and be sworn into the Navy before turning 18.

Navy Millard

Real Estate Sold At Public Auction

Auctioneers sold multiple parcels of the Coss estate before the county court. Properties included 280 block Virginia avenue 800, Yale street 1550, Jonathan street 1850, North street Suter alley 7405 brick house, Pennsylvania and Clarkson avenues 2275, four parcels on Virginia avenue 1010, and the Branch property on Jonatine street for 184.

Coss Court House Avctioneer J.C Virginia Avenue Yale Street Jonathan Street North Street Suter Alley Pennsylvania Clarkson Avenues Brach Snyder Dam Branch Jonatine Street

Local teachable space boosts child access to items

A fragment notes hangars and books arranged low to reach children, enabling them to select clothing and learning items. The passage suggests arranging household objects to empower kids, though details are unclear and context limited.

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