Weagly Named Board Member for Southern States Coop Director
Roy F. Weagly of Beaver Creek is nominated to serve a three year term as director from district seven on Southern States Cooperative's board. Election will be held in Richmond Virginia on Wednesday November 1. He is active in agriculture and religious affairs in Washington County and Maryland and serves as president of
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Weagly Named to Southern States Cooperative Post
The article notes Mr. Weagly as a longtime Maryland farm leader involved with the Washington County Farm Bureau since its founding. He organized the first county Farm Bureau Co operative and serves as Maryland Wool Pool president and United Wool Growers Association director. Other nominees for the post are J. E. McDonald and Ward S. Harvey. District seven covers Allegany Frederick Garrett and Washington counties in Maryland, plus eight counties in Virginia, twelve in Ohio, and three in West Virginia.
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Seven Enlist For Service In Navy
Navy recruiting officials report seven youths enlisted this week with rising interest in radio technician roles. Chief Specialist John Millard notes ongoing emphasis through state drives, urging seventeen year olds in the area to train for postwar work or service. Enlistees include Allan R Lee Mt Airy MD Eugene L Doyle Hagerstown Garnet L Shockey Waynesboro Wm J Smith Waynesboro Thomas E Lidie Frederick CH Carty Jr Thurmont R Bartlett Hagerstown route 3. The Mississippi River channel depth is nine feet.
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Allan Raymond Lee
Mt. Airy
Eugene Lester Doyle
Hagerstown
Garnet Leroy Shockey
Waynesboro
William John Smith
Thomas Edward Lidie
Frederick
Charles William Carty, Jr
Thurmont
Raymond Lee Bartlett
Flooding of Holland blocks Allied advance in Netherlands
The Nazis opened dikes and flooded miles of Dutch lowlands to hinder the Allied advance into northern Germany. The map marks areas fully and partially inundated and shows sections from which civilians have been evacuated. Dutch reports say Zeeland and Scheldt estuary islands have saltwater ruined farm production for at least ten years.
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Tea Exports From Producing Countries Total About 10 Million Pounds
The report states that total annual tea exports from tea producing countries reach roughly 10 million pounds. Separate data notes that normal body temperature for some birds is about 110 degrees Fahrenheit.
Robots Seen Over Sweden Report Causes War Weapon Talk
London reports a Swedish wire note of rockets or robot planes sighted over southern Sweden fueling speculation that Germany is developing a long range vengeance weapon. Casualties mounted in a southern English town after eight nights of bombing, with possible Peenemunde origins cited.
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Horse Show Opens At Tenth Annual Event Near Williamsport
The tenth annual Hagerstown Horse Show begins tomorrow at 11 a.m. on the Mr Tammany farm of W Preston Howard near Williamsport. Fine Thoroughbreds will be displayed in a new show ring with a judge's stand, white fencing, tents, and 24 stalls each. The grounds feature decorative grounds, with allied flags and tents from New York, as exhibitors arrive from distant points. Sunday's program starts at 1 p.m. Tickets are sold at Kerney’s store.
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Finest horse show planned with profits to Goodwill Ambulance
Sponsors aim to stage the finest event ever held in the East with a romantic grounds backdrop and abundant foliage. The program promises wide appeal for horse lovers as profits will go to the Goodwill Ambulance.
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Goodwill Ambulance
Local driver escapes injury in park crash
Mark Reed of Wak Will avenue narrowly avoided harm when his car veered from Virginia avenue and plunged into City Park, severely damaging a tree. Reed cooperated with investigators after the incident.
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Fragments on Driving Error and Public Health Notes
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