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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1944

Page

5

Germany Bombed From Sea to Sky in Major Allied Offensive

Allied air forces unleashed a massive weekend assault on western Germany, targeting Wilhelmshaven Hamburg Cologne Duisburg and multiple industrial rail hubs. More than 7 960 planes participated delivering over 40 000 tons of bombs with American Marauders and RAF crews supporting operations from Aachen to the Swiss border.

London Wilhelmshaven Hamburg North Sea Reich Wickelmshaven Aachen Siegfried Line

Deepest Well Reaches New World Record Depth

An exploratory well by Standard Oil Company of California, 11 miles east of Taft California, has reached 15 825 feet, claiming a new world depth record. It is six feet deeper than the prior Pecos county Texas record.

Taft Cal Standard Oil Company of California Here Pecos County Texas

Deaths and obituaries from Hagerstown area

Multiple death notices outline Mrs Emly Catherine Hedden wife of Randolph Hedden dying in Hagerstown aged 63 with progeny in several states and army, Miss Mollie Turner of Sharpsburg obituary, J W Roy Stouffer and John Henry Shank obituaries with funeral details, plus William A Clopper death at Beaver Crest and service plans, survivors listed including children, siblings, and grandchildren, with burial arrangements in Rose Hill and Green Hill and Fairview cemeteries.

Emly Catherine Hedden Randolph Hedden Earl Bowers, Jr Rose Hill Avenue Auburn Neb Henry Rebecvat Byrd Carson Hagerstown Methodist Church Lloyd Wissel Montrose Ars. Myrle Scott Enter Neh Mars Earl Bowang Alhert R West A .K. Coffman Funeral Home Mollie Turner Sharpsburg Roanoke, Va John Rice Roanoke John Henry Shank Roadside Waynesboro Jacobs Church Washington County Roy Shank Downers Grove Ira Shank Cyrus Shank Fort Scott California Carrie

In Memoriam for Edgar C Norris One Year Later

In loving memory of Edgar C Norris who passed away October 16 1943 one year ago. The call was sudden and sad. The best are always first to die. Gone from us the smiling face and cheerful ways. Your brother Arthur Norris writes this remembrance and advert.

Edgar C. Norris Arthur Norris

Allies Reveal Secret Of How Invaders Of France Supplied

London reports two artificial harbors built in secret and floated across the English Channel aided Allied supply of troops sweeping through northern France. Floating concrete caissons and barges formed breakwaters and piers, enabling a port as large as Dover to unload tens of thousands of tons daily despite a disastrous channel storm.

London English Channel France Cherbourg Supreme Headquarters Europe Dover

Reader Letters Defend Homework and Liberty

A Woodland Way Junior High student argues that homework builds self sufficiency and honors education as a free nations right. She praises teachers and American values while contrasting wartime enemies teaching hate with the value of learning. The letter laments odd campaign events in Washington county and hints at further discussion on page.

Daily Mail The Woodland Way Junior High Joyce IT. White

Neighbor Heard Victim Scream in Hollywood Slaying

Hollywood sheriff investigators disclose neighbor heard Georgette Bauerdorf cry Stop You re killing me before her body was found in her apartment bath last Thursday. Autopsy surgeon says she was raped and a towel crammed down her throat. A civilian prowler is suspected while a man in Army uniform who danced with her Wednesday night is being questioned.

Hollywood Georgette Bauerdorf George Bauerdorf Frank R. Webb

Registration drives chart six draft registrations

The article recounts six draft registrations from 1942 detailing age groups and dates from February 15 to December 31 1942. It notes continued 18 year olds registering and draft boards directing returning veterans to employment, as selective service quotas shrink and adapt.

Rejects Apple Price Protest Soon After Government Price Move

A county grower and the WFA rejected protests against a 2.75 dollar price, noting that a government 2.25 bid would break the market. The grower said exporting smaller grade apples would bolster the market for larger fruit, which domestic buyers were avoiding due to plenty of larger apples available.

WFA Miller Crower

Simple Rites For Burial Of Wilkie

Floral tributes to Wendell L. Willkie flood Rushville Indiana as funeral plans form for burial in East Hill cemetery. The service will be simple with eight pallbearers, seven of them Willkie farm tenants, and one former tenant.

Rushville Ind Wendell L. Willkie Little East Hill Willkie

Blaze Sweeps Corner Wiping Out Snyder Shop

A fire at 3.28 a.m. devastated a small frame building beside the Little Bit restaurant and damaged the Howard Feed Company store and nearby properties on Potomac street. Sailor Irvin K. Helman and Clarence Swegert helped evacuate apartment dwellers, earning police praise for saving occupants.

Snyder Irvin K. Helman Clarence Swegert Helman Sweigert Little Bit Wm. H. Holland Candy Coe Howard Feed Company Howard Company Hamburger Shop Stone Corner Potomac Street

Exports Halted on Ball Bearings by Sweden

London dispatch reports Sweden’s Foreign Office announced it stopped all ball bearing exports to Germany. The move was disclosed via Reuters from Stockholm, dated October 15.

London Reuters Stockholm Sweden Germany

Two Die and Twenty One Injured in Truck Crash Near Pittsburgh

A truck carrying semi pro football players overturned on the Ohio River Boulevard near Glenfield, killing Peter York and Georgce J. Helfrich of Pittsburgh and injuring 21 others.

Pittsburgh Ohio River Glenfield Peter York Georgce J. Helfrich

Sell Your Car Here Under Wartime Price Ceiling

Advertises quick car purchases for wartime transportation needs. Promises full legal handling of details and spot cash. Calls for immediate action with phone number and address at 19 Ee. Washington St. and 81.

J.s.snowberger & Sons Washington St

British Naval Force Arrives at Piraeus for Athens Disembarkations

A strong British fleet led by the 7,000 ton cruiser Orion arrives at Piraeus and will begin disembarking troops. The Orion, escorted by Ajax Aurora and Black Prince plus destroyers, anchors after delays from minefields. Liberation of Athens and Piraeus announced, with remaining Nazis heading toward Yugoslavia as Russian forces advance.

Rome Piraeus Athens Orion Adm J. M. Mansfield Ajax Aurora Black Prince Greece Yugoslavia

Pope Pius XII greets Brazilian Air Force medical team

Pope Pius XII greeted doctors and nurses of the Brazilian Air Force during his daily audience in Vatican City on October 12. He offered blessings to all Brazilians and expressed goodwill toward Brazil.

Civitavecchia Italy Pope Pius XII Brazil

Nuts Toasted and salted for best ice cream flavor

In ice cream or candy, almonds or English walnuts yield peak flavor when first toasted and salted.

Local Boy Tours British Plant

A local boy visits the English plant where groups are guided by young ex-apprentices through departments and machine processes. Guides explain practical experiences and the American-named machines. The scene shows small trucks used inside the factory, to be replaced by jeeps after the war. Heiston’s image is mounted outside the plant.

Heiston

Farm Workers Placed in War Industries for Winter

About 500 Washington county farm workers are to be released around November 1 to work in Baltimore area industries under the national mast program. Workers must obtain a referral from the government employment office and can transfer between November 1 and March 15, 1945. Last year roughly 500 made the switch, returning to farms in spring. Industries include bomber, ship, and rubber material production, with top labor priority. Posters are being distributed countywide to enlist workers while farm need or county listings remain.

Washington County Baltimore United States Employment Office D. Paul Shilling War Manpower Commission Shilling

End of Milkweed Pod Collection Reported

County Agent Mark Miller declares Washington county milkweed pod collection ended after frost. About 1,000 bags of pods are drying and ready for shipment to Michigan for processing to produce at least 1,000 life preservers for the Armed Forces.

Washington County Mark Miller Miller Michigan

News of Our Men and Women in Uniform

Clarence Bryan son of Mrs Catherine M. Bryan Williamsport has returned from two years in the European Theater aboard the hospital ship Chas A. Stafford He is temporarily hospitalized at Stark General Hospital before transfer for further treatment. Vernon F Long son of Mrs Mary B Long completed the 2nd Army Motor School course at Camp Gordon Ga a two part program teaching motor vehicle handling repairs inspections and troubleshooting. William E Trammell Jr son of Mrs Lou B Trammell 185 Summit Ave Presidio promoted from private to Tec5 He served three and one half years with two and a half overseas, and previously worked at Acme Market before induction.

Clarence Bryan Catherine M. Bryan Vermont Street Williamsport U. S.s Chas A. Stafford Stark General Hospital Army Hospital Pvt Vernon F. Long Mary B. Long 2Nd Army Motor School Camp Gordon William E. Trammell, Jr Lou B. Trammell Summit Avenue San Francisco H. H. Galliett Presidio Trammell Hagerstown Armed Forces Acme

Veterans leader to speak on "When Johnny Comes Marching Home"

Charles C. Schlink national chairman of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce Disabled Men's Program will speak at a joint Hagerstown service clubs meeting tomorrow noon at the Hotel Alexander. Lions club hosts Jaycees in the event.

Charles C. Schlink U. S

Shortage of Apple Storage Space Stresses Growers

County apple growers report harvest on schedule but storage space is scarce. County Agent Mark Miller cites full storage houses as a major issue, with much of the crop slated for juice and spirits as government restrictions lift. Smaller apples under 2 1/4 inches will be used for juice due to strong demand.

Mark Miller Miller

United States Army Rail Way Service boosts Allied advance in France

A special US Army Military Railway Service battalion, including Cpl. Carrol L. Henson of 114 East Antietam Street, operated a damaged French railway to move vital supplies. Despite craters, fuel and water shortages, and blackout restrictions, not a single car was lost and the line kept delivering essentials to meet front line needs. The unit faced urgent requirements, advancing without waiting for their own rail resources and improvising with minimal tools.

D-plus 72 United States Army Military Railway Service Cpl. Carrol L. Henson East Antietam Street France

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W. G. Turner J. Ady SAUM Jonathan North Jonathan Sun Tol Fleigh Motor Co Jak Hill Avenue Potomac J. W. Roy Stouffer Madison Avenue Thurmont Thomas and Sally (Irons) Stoutfer Reformed Church Wurrell and Clyde Ivan Helman Helen Armstrong Walter Grimm Tra Toms Oscar Fogle Clarence T Maugansville Kraiss Mortuary H. C. Gonso Rose Hill Cemetery William A. Clopper Beaver Crest Beaver Creek Keedysville Warmon Martha (Rohrer) Clopper St. Paul's U. B. Church Mac Clopper A. K. Coffman F. Berry Plummer Fairview Memoriam C. A. Yoh Lodge Brotherhood of R. R Edward B. Brown Ady Kraiss Funeral Home Potomac St Exide Reichard’s W. Antietam St Dewey William Penprose Penprase Selective Service Apple Wilkie Frederick Street Wilhelm Thumma Motor Co Value Center Central Garage Summit Ave Courthouse Cpl Floyd Heiston Bellview Avenue United Shoe Machinery Company Leicester England Columbia College S. Potomac Streat General Acceptance Corporation Jonathan Street Hagerstown Industrial Loan D. Earl Neikirk Yingling Auto Sales & Service Hagerstown, Md Community Finance Service, Inc Over .Earle’s Dept. Store General Ins Agey Dealers In Sound Insurance Professional Arts Arthur F. Detrow Gen E. Washington St Consumers Credit Service Consumers Credit Service, Inc Public East Washington Street
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