Casey In Speech Stirs Democrats In Opening Rally
In Cumberland, Casey extolled Roosevelt era gains for farmers and banks, contrasting Republican inaction with New Deal policies. He highlighted farm income growth, debt reduction, reforestation, electrification, and wartime production while attacking GOP calls for hands off business. McMullen filed in, lauded by Attorney General Walsh, urging get out the vote on November 7.
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Washington County
Ike
British Airborne Trapped Forcing Ground East Of Diekirch
Allied forces push to hold positions east of Diekirch and near Remiremont while denying a German border breakthrough. In Lorraine a major armored clash persists between Nancy and Strasbourg as American, British, and Polish troops resist counterattacks. Arnhem remains a battleground as relief columns press forward amid heavy fighting and shelling.
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Last Day for Museum Exhibit Essentials of Architecture
Tomorrow September 24 at 3 30 p m the Washington County Museum hosts the final talk in the Essentials of Architecture series. The lecture covers building form mass surfaces and plan with examples from post and lintel arch steel and concrete across art history. Open to all visitors with lantern slide illustrations in the museum auditorium. Sunday afternoon closes the exhibit supported by Cincinnati Art Museum and the Carnegie Corporation.
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Cincinnati Art Museum
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Washington County Museum
Heavy blast rocks Cushwa quarries near Williamsport
A five thousand pound dynamite blast at Cushwa quarries near Williamsport yesterday afternoon disturbed residents across Williamsport and nearby areas. The blast was felt unevenly as rock strata carried the shock, prompting speculation of Germany using a new weapon and turning Washington County into a testing ground.
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Grange Backs Hospital Site Near Hagerstown
Leitersburg Grange passes a resolution favoring locating a Western Shore State Hospital near Hagerstown to replace almshouses, deemed a 1500 bed facility serving aged and chronically ill residents. Bellevue site praised for utilities and access. state Governor O Connor and the Board of Public Works to decide. Booster Night, memberships, and initiations planned with a supper. Awards given in a Victory Garden Contest and a program featuring readings, songs, and a leather romance film.
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Milkweed Drive Going Forward in Washington County
County Agent Mark Miller reports around 1 500 milkweed pod bags already filled as schools serve as drying centers. Despite scattered unpicked pods, open-mesh bags and dry conditions suffice for a three to five week drying period, with 20 cents paid per filled bag and planned shipment to a central processing plant to yield floss for Mae West life jackets.
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Eisenhower imposes strict policy on occupied Germany
London dispatch reports Gen Dwight D Eisenhower ordering dissolution of Nazi political and military bodies in occupied Germany. German laws discriminating on race or faith are abrogated, with the Hitler Youth law and swastika sacred-property bans noted. Regular courts to reopen after purging Nazism, with Allied control of mails, telephones, telegraphs, radio, and censorship.
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Laughlin Freed By Federal Jury
Washington criminal lawyer James Z. Laughlin was acquitted by a Baltimore jury after 45 minutes of deliberation on charges of attempting to obstruct justice in a bank robbery trial. He defended himself against U S district attorneys in a case that followed his ouster in a Washington sedition trial.
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Sergeant Keller Wounded In Action in Southern France
Paul V. Keller of Funkstown Maryland has been seriously wounded in fighting in southern France, wife Mrs. Paul Keller reports. A veteran of the 43rd Division, he previously saw action at Anzio Naples and Rome before the southern France invasion.
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River Pollution Parley Opens to Coordinate Potomac Basin Efforts
About 35 participants from four states and the District of Columbia met at Herrington Manor State Forest near Oakland to hammer out concrete recommendations for postwar planning, water use standards, zoning, and industrial waste research. Committees reviewed procedures and results are due in detailed reports tomorrow morning. The session opened with guest introductions and a discussion of the Potomac River Basin commission and pollution in the Lake Cumberland area.
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Meat Plentiful Experts Declare
New York September 23 There will be enough meat this winter but not enough for housewives to be choosy about cuts. Army needs earmark nearly all choice grades, War Food Administration spokesman said utilities will face utility quality. Wise shoppers will buy whatever is available.
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Beef, Pork and Veal Notes in WFA Briefing
A WFA spokesman notes shifting meat needs with Lamb preferred for pork day and beef planned for veal. Beef output rises year over year but government rules push slaughter to 60 percent of total, up from 45 percent. Choker grade production trails behind overall output.
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Fragmentary remark on civilian needs distribution
A fragment notes that what remains for civilian use is more likely to be found in a restaurant than in a corner butcher shop, reflecting postwar or rationing era concerns about supplies and consumer access.
OPA price panel hearing charges three cases at board
Three cases of violations of OPA ceiling prices came up for hearings before the price panel of the local Rationing Board yesterday afternoon, ending in satisfactory settlements. Three cases were postponed because the involved persons could not appear. Three cases will be heard next Friday. Two involved overcharging on used passenger cars.
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