Blood Donors Still Needed Before Red Cross Visit
With two days left in the drive volunteers must register for next week's Red Cross Mobile Unit visit in Hagerstown. The donor list is slightly over two hundred short of the goal. registrations close at 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. The Potomac Edison store at 32 North Potomac Street hosts the registration desk 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and tomorrow. healthy individuals aged 22 to 60 may volunteer by dropping in or calling 2191. Recent donors include Dotore Rinehart, Mrs. F. A. Griffith, Mary Higden, Thurman Lindsey, C. W. Stump, Mrs. Clara Alsip, Frank Schwartz, Maude Perro Ola Stouffer, Mrs. H. E. Ernst.
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Red Cross
Hagerstown
Potomac Edison
Nor Potomac Street
Dotore Rinehart
F. A. Griffith
Mary Higden
Thurman Lindsey
C. W. Stump
Local residents present gladioli bouquet to Herald-Mail office
Roy G. Powell of Singanore avenue yesterday presented the Herald-Mail office with a bouquet of gladioli in 12 varieties grown in his garden. He noted the flowers have struggled this year due to a prior drought affecting their blooms.
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Roy G. Powell
Singanore Avenue
Herald-Mail
Drouth
Two Taxi Drivers Charged in Ration Coupon Case
Albert L. Stockslager Jr., a local taxi driver, was released on a $1,000 bond by U.S. Commissioner C. Welles Little for a hearing on charges of illegal possession of ration coupons. Benjamin Moss, another local taxi operator, was arrested on similar charges with a $2,000 bond set for a hearing.
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Albert L. Stockslager, Jr
U. S
C. Welles Little
Little
Benjamin Moss
Italians Not Coddled Says Letterkenny Officer
Lieut. C. Catherman told the Hagerstown Kiwanis Club at Hotel Alexander that Italian Service Units at Letterkenny Ordnance Depot near Chambersburg Pa render valuable work. He said 60 000 Italian soldiers came to the United States after hostilities with Italy, 35 000 not Fascists willing to work, and the depot unit now salvages lumber fixes roads and repairs railroads while wearing an arm band with Italy on it.
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Letterkenn Ordnance Depot
Chamberburg
Catherman
Hagerstown
Lieut
United States
Italy
FBI
Letterkenny
Liew Catherman
Italians Told Recreation Overseen by Army Officers
The speaker noted that Italian recreation is controlled by Army officers and must receive their approval. At the luncheon two Italian officers from the Letterkenny Service Unit were introduced and spoke briefly. A guest was Lieut. W. C. Alcock, public relations officer from the Letterkenny Depot.
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Letterkenny Service
Lieut
W. C. Alcock
Letterkenny
Young Girls Apprehended as Runaways in Pittsburgh
Two Pittsburgh girls were taken into custody last night by Patrolmen Isanoge and Rohrer after a tourist reported picking them up. The youths identified themselves as June Conner, 13, and Dorothy Hallahan, 14, and were later reported to their parents.
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Pittsburgh
Isanoge
Rohrer
Ghway
June Conner
Dorothy Hallahan
Runaways Reported As Travel To Texas Noted
They were en route to Texas with little money and were suspected as runaways. Parents were notified about the situation.
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Texas
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Socooling
Caskey’s
Caskey Baking Co
People’s Store
W. Wash. St
Rudy
Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
A&p
A&P’s
Gary
A&p Coffee
America
Bor
Wena Furl Zam
Smee Ae Ewe LaLa Sdb
Churchill
Fdr
Quebec
Pacific
Rhineland
Roosevelt
Sarah Davis
Robert W. Miller
Jane Builer
Fred W. Jensen
Hazel Elliott
Edna Bowers
Mary Garvin
Leonard L. Maffitt
Fred L. Rhodes
George R. Nowell
Geo. R. Nowell
R. L. Evans
C. D. Hammaker
Elizabeth Powell
J. F. Lindsay
Sarah Stouffer
Charles Beecher,Jr
Fred A. Thompson
Nellie Bowers
Frederick Fair
Colusa Naturet Oi
Capaules
Colusa
J. M
Colorado
Cc. W
Calif
J. T
RAND
Washington St
ARROW
Stetson
Musey & Evans
West
Washington Street
Sears, Roebuck & Co
North Potomac Si
R. M. Hays & Bros., Inc
Shockey’s
Duncan Phyfe
Beachley Living Room
Shockey Furniture CO
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown, Md
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