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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1944
Page
7
Four local men signed up for service in the U S Maritime Service through Recruiter Watts at the Employment Service on Washington street last week. The men are Charles Balmer Dewey Breeden Glenn Sigler and Vincent Ruck, all of Hagerstown.
Thousands trust SSS Tonic for health benefits backed by claimed research. Advertisers say the tonic rebuilds vitality and helps buyers feel like themselves again. Available in stores in multiple sizes.
Volunteers begin registering at 32 North Potomac Street for the Red Cross Blood Donor Mobile Unit visiting September 18. Eligible donors aged 21 to 60 may call 2191 or stop in from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily through September 16, with aims of 1000 volunteers to aid wartime blood plasma needs and combat-related injuries.
Cpl. Carl D Breitweiser arrives in France and invites friends to write via his mother or wife. Mrs. William Caskey reports her husband a Private in England and reachable through Mrs. Caskey. Pvt. Robert E. Rubeck overseas, address through his mother in Clearspring. Lt Bruce J Baker of the 72nd Fighter Wing Indoctrination Unit at Harding Field La is awaiting assignment after enlisting in 1943 and commission. Aviation Cadet Robert D Wy Song named associate editor of The Cadet News at Maxwell Field Ala.
In a new method, sawdust is processed into plaster to substitute gypsum for building and construction uses. The development promises a lighter, cheaper alternative with potential applications in drywall and cement-based products.
Public schools in Hagers Town and Washington County plan a closing schedule aligned with local businesses for V Day. Superintendent Benjamin C Willis said the aim is to allow children to be at home with parents and avoid disruption from celebrations and traffic. If German surrender news drifts in late Friday or Saturday, schools may not close on Monday. otherwise they close the following day.
Edith Bragunier 39 North Avenue sustained a fractured hip in a fall at her home yesterday afternoon and was removed to a hospital for treatment.
A historical note states that ninety seven percent of the Italian people are Roman Catholic, reflecting the country’s strong religious tradition and social influence.
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