Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

The Daily Mail in Hagerstown, Maryland

We have 6,005,414 pages in Maryland

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1944

Page

5

American engineers duplicate German robot bombs at Wright Field

Dayton Ohio Oct 13 American engineers duplicated German robot bombs at Wright Field sixty days after receiving dud parts from Eng The Air Technical and at Winch Field announced a new fuel of the robots The exhibit explained the weapon’s guidance system wind effects jet propulsion and the compact fuselage housing warhead fuel control gear and compressed air tanks that power the units The Ford Motor Company was reported to be producing jet impulse engines for the robots for further experiments

Dayton, O iPj W T Field Air Technical Winch Field Ford Motor Company Ger Bennett E ATSC

Deaths and obituaries from Martinsburg area

Multiple deaths reported in Martinsburg and nearby towns, including George W Roach 64 of 319 Bryan Place died of a heart attack. Gerald Eugene Gernand infant son of Oscar and Lena Gernand. Doris Bunny Leota Harp 18 of 732 Winchester Ave died after illness. Welty Calvin Brown . 222 South Maple Ave died after four weeks illness. Laura Lee Clingan widow of James Clingan died at 159 South Potomac Street aged 81. Funeral arrangements announced for several, with services at Mt Lena church Rose Hill cemetery Rest Haven and other local churches.

George W. Roach Western Maryland Railroad Bryan Place Culpepper James and Mollie Lesson Roach Christ Reformed Church Ells Daughn Rowena G. Roach Felary Jane Roach College Park W. Roach, Jr U.S. i Cal Broth Hoach Alexandria Merion Coffman Funers Doris Bunny) Leota Harp Winchester Ave Martinsburg Hagerstown Willmore Dorotha Benner Harp Virginia Ave. Penecostal Laura Lee Clingan James Clinga South Potomac Street Washington Square

Soper To Speak For Court Reorganization

Judge Morris A. Soper of the U S Circuit Court of Appeals will deliver the first address in support of reorganizing Maryland Court of Appeals. His remarks will be broadcast over WBAL at 7 15 p m in Baltimore on October 28.

Baltimore Morris A. Soper U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Maryland Court of Appeals

Fine Leather Billfolds and Gold Wedding Rings Ad

Saum's at 21 Jonathan Street advertises fine leather billfolds with lodge emblems service emblems and initials stamped in gold. Also promotes 14K gold wedding rings in the most modern designs starting at seven dollars.

Saum’s Jonathan St

Mrs Willkie Says Husband Had Not Reached Decision

Rushville Indiana October 8 1944 Mrs Edith Willkie widow says her husband Wendell Willkie had not decided whom he would support in the 1944 presidential race The remark comes as a political question of whether his past appeal as a Democrat could have swung 22 million Willkie voters in 1940 and possibly decided the election Russell Davenport Willkie campaign manager says no one knows final position in this election Roosevelt praised for his determination and foresight toward America’s future

Rushville Ind Wendell L. Willkie Willkie GOP Edith Wilk Willkie Russell W. Davenport New York

Memorials and Obituaries for Forsythe and Carter

Charles L Forsythe of Hagerstown died at Washington County Hospital from complications after a two year illness aged 42. Interment at Riverview Cemetery after Leaf Funeral Chapel service Tuesday at 2 PM led by Rev H E Krone. he belonged to United Brethren and the Royal Order of Moose. Survived by parents, daughter, sisters, and brothers. Daniel Carter of the city died Friday at his half sister Miss Maggie Scott's home aged 54. born in Chambersburg survived by only Miss Carter. Services in Chambersburg at 2 PM with Lebanon Cemetery interment.

Charles Leo Forsythe Washington County Hagerstown Royal Order of Moose United Brethren Church Greencastle Charles Lewis Forsythe Route 4 Earl D. Myers, Jr Ruby V Daniel Carter Maggie Scott Chambersburg Miss Carter Lebanon Cemetery

In Memoriam for William Lee Harper Sr

In memory of my father William Lee Harper Sr who died October 23 1941. Though God has taken you away you are with me every day. Loving Daughter Mrs Margaret Harner Conrad Adv

William Lee. Harper, Sr Margaret Harner Conrad

Free courses planned in safety engineering at Hagerstown

Plans announced by Walter D. Emerson of the University of Maryland to offer free college grade courses in safety engineering and related subjects at Hagerstown to qualified workers in war industries. The program aims to train employees for more responsible roles and may include personnel work industrial relations and business law with admission based on at least a high school education.

Haserstown Walter D. Emerson University of Maryland Engineering Emerson Hagerstown Emerson Preparatory

Army Deserter Impersonator Attacks Veteran in Philadelphia

Pfc. Joseph Dudek, a partially paralyzed veteran from the Army who fought in Southern France and is a patient at Newton D. Baker hospital in Martinsburg, identified his assailant Frank Long as the deserter posing as a staff sergeant. Dudek said Long met him in a restaurant and lured him home where he was beaten, robbed of a wrist watch and a dollar from his wallet, which were later recovered after Long was arrested.

Philadelphia Pfc Joseph Dudek Ith France Newton D. Baker Martinsburg Dudek Frank Long Long

Card of Thanks for J Russell Golden

The family of J Russell Golden acknowledge and appreciate the many expressions of sympathy from his friends in our bereavement. Ady.

J. Russell Golden Ady

AP asks Supreme Court to reverse lower court ruling

The Associated Press asks the Supreme Court to overturn a New York ruling requiring changes to its membership by laws. It argues news agencies are not public utilities and should not be compelled to become so, as the civil suit under the Sherman Act seeks to force AP to alter its cooperative non profit structure and news access.

Washington Associated Press United States Supreme Court A. P New York

F D R Speech Widely Hailed Foreseen Roosevelts Campaign Tour

The article notes Dewey failed to present concrete policy at a New York Forum on foreign policy, while Roosevelt plans a fourth major speech in Philadelphia with additional stops in Boston, November 4 in Chicago and Cleveland discussed. White House reports Roosevelt suffered no ill effects from Saturday’s rain soaked open car tour before crowds totaling over 3 million.

Dewey New York Herald- Tribune Roosevelt Philadelphia Boston Chicago Cleveland White House New York

Working man warns against voting against Roosevelt era

An editor's letter from an ordinary worker argues for supporting the Roosevelt administration. The writer, a youth with a family and factory job, credits New Deal laws with improving his finances, wages, and outlook. He urges fellow workers who have experienced benefits to vote for the current administration, warning of a mistake otherwise.

Daily Mail Roosevelt

Cooperative Will Meet In Richmond

Delegates from five states assemble at the John Marshall hotel in Richmond Virginia on November 1 for the 21st annual meeting of Southern States Cooperative an organization of 154 831 farmers including many from Washington county Welcome address by President B G Locher of Glasgow Virginia

John Marshall Richmond Southern States Cooperative Washington County B. G. Locher Glasgow

News of Our Men and Women in Uniform

Pvt Wilmer A Turner husband of Mrs Lois M Turner Hagers Route 3 is one of a class of skilled tank mechanics trained to keep General Shermans and light tanks roaring into combat who graduated last week from the Armored School Tank department at Fort Knox Ky They studied tank mechanisms from track to turret and learned to keep them moving in combat The Armored School commanded by Brig Gen P B Robinett graduates many times more students annually than the average university Cpl John C Smith has returned to Ft Jackson S C after spending the weekend with his mother Mrs William A Smith North Avenue Continued on Page

Wilmer A. Turner Lois M. Turner Hagers Armored School Fortnox P. B. Robinett John C. Smith Ft. Jackson S. C Mrg William A. Smith North Avenue

Pfc Ben Weller Listed Missing In Action In France

Pfc Ben Weller of Maugansville and Smithsburg is missing in France since October 1. He joined the Infantry June 25, 1941 and had been overseas since July 1, 1944. His wife Mrs Mary Weller of Maugansville has been notified.

Ben EL Weller Maugansville Smithsb France Mary Weller Weller Infantry

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Daily Mail U. S Gerald Eugene Gernand Oscar Gernand Lena Enudowenti Herr Mt. Lena Welty Calvin Brown South Maple Avenue Washington County Hospital Foxville Calvin Linnie Wolfe Brown Fairground Avenue St. Paul’s U. B. Church Men’s Bible Gensevieve Mose Burnette Young Doris Lenhart Cora Uhrefeldt Alta McCleary Virgil Sprecher Ethel Clopper Waynesboro A. K. Coffman Funeral Home Soper Community Finance Service, Inc Earle's Dept Store Keystone 1 Yingling Auto Sales & Service Valeral Frederick Street Urocar Hagerstown, Md Kraiss Funeral Home N. Potomac St Washington St Fleigh Motor Co Oak Hill Avenue M. A. Reesecker Rose Hill Cemetery Memoriam Republican Headquarters Potomac Street Wilhelm Thumma Motor Co U. S. Office of Education Emmerson Cumberland Dean S. Steinberg University of Maryland Dan R. Staley War Manpower Commission U. S. Employment Office Goodyear Baste Locust Sts Auto Mechanics WMC Pontiac GMC Merchants Wholesale Grocery Co Franklin St Leo H. McCormick Harry W. Walker John W. Bleecher OPA Sec. Independent Retail Groc Ass’n Ass'n John Bleecher Herman Lissey Norman Wilson Marylan State O.P.A. Triangle Grocers Ass'n Supreme Court F.D.R Columbia College General Acceptance Corporation Jonathan Street Hagerstown Industrial Loan D. Earl Neikirk W. G. Turner Heart Shield Bibles Saum's Jonathan St. Ady General Ins. Agey- Dealers In Sound Insurance Arta Rthur Detrow Dcwomen New Delhi India Lewis Ben Weller Jonathan St. Adv Consumers Credit Service Consumers Credit Service, Inc Pubic Square Value Center Summit Ave Courthouse U.S Crouse North Prospect Street Democrats the Honorable Shipwarp W. Jackson Franklin Court Auditorium WJE
Search Courier

Search the The Daily Mail Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Daily Mail?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication