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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1950

Page

4

Service Men Urged to Apply for Absentee Voting

Maryland service men and women 21 and over may vote absentee in the November general election if they are away on military duty and meet residency and age rules. Applications must reach the Maryland Secretary of State by November 1. ballots must be received by election day. Relatives can arrange ballots, and ballots may be sent to service members overseas or voted in person upon leave.

Society of Friends United States Maryland Hie Sentes Board of Supervisors of Elections Washington County Secretary of State Potomac Fish and Wildlife Service Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission Great Falls Wildlife Service Commission

Look Who's Now Waiting At Altar

In Wellaton England on September 23 Rev M F Giles arrived late causing the bride and groom to wait at the altar. He delayed and led them to sign the marriage register after hastily joining vows in front of a hurried substitute. He apologized claiming forgotten wed instructions.

Wellaton England M. F. Giles Gites

Letter from the front about love and duty amid war

MAL BOYLE reflects on soldiers' brief romances with Japanese women, noting barrier strains and moments of tenderness. A private reads a Tokyo cabaret letter while a sniper fires, and the piece weighs duty, loneliness, and fragile bonds in occupied Japan.

Mal Boyle Orea Taego Rite Amd States Tokyo Japan Moon Sky

Two Mafia Mysteries and a Racing News Wire

Washington column reviews two major enigmas in U S crime politics the Mafia and the Continental Press Service that supplies racing news to bookmakers The piece notes limited evidence on Mafia leadership ties to liquor and olive oil interests and the elusive continental boss while questioning who truly controls the racing information network and its impact on bookmaking operations Future Senate committee probes are anticipated to pursue both issues.

Washington NEA United States Special Senate Committee U. S Continental Press Service Mafia Black Hand Maly Mafia 8 Senate Committee Ialy Lucky Luciano Kansas City New York U.S Continental Cleveland Edward J. Meltride

Autumn Garden Signs of Stealing Old Roses

Edgar A. Guest reflects on a garden's decline as roses admired in June now show wear. The verse contemplates changing seasons and faded beauty, conveying a quiet mood of transition and reminiscence in autumn.

Notebooks and Local Happenings in Williamsport Area

In Williamsport and surrounding towns, residents report a mix of small-town stories. Georgia amasses playful miniature dogs, local politi cal candidates James Hollyday and Martin Ingram vie for State's Attorney, and community clubs like the Lions contribute health and youth programs. Historical notes recount taverns, streets, and early alley improvements as well as recent flood rescues, school aid, and wildlife sightings.

Williamsport Lions Club Williamsport

Hiatus Hernia Explained Its Symptoms and Treatments

Hoo Je Kee describes the hiatus hernia as a dome shaped diaphragm weakness with openings for blood vessels nerves and the esophagus. Symptoms include indigestion belching regurgitation and chest pressure while standing or after meals. treatment ranges from small frequent meals to lying down after eating and abdominal supports, with surgery for severe cases.

Arma Service Stores questioned over shortening grocers' hours

A 20 year old notice reports Arma Service Stores being questioned about reducing grocers' working hours while other workers have regulated schedules. The aim is to close stores earlier in summer. the State Forestry Department also announced a Sideling Hill fire tower project.

Prosecutor Wins Thanks Of Wife In Court Action

Victoria British Columbia Sept 28 wife praises prosecutor after husband is ordered to pay hospital insurance premiums. She says the action prevents looming hospital bills and helps the family manage medical costs.

Victoria B.C

Energi Sinks After Mine Hit Off Sweden Coast

Eleven crewmen from the 960 ton steamer Energi are missing after the vessel struck a mine and sank in the archipelago off Sweden's east coast in the Gulf of Bothnia. Rescue efforts continued with authorities investigating the incident.

Stockholm Sweden Energi Swerten Gulf of Bothnia

Jottings From Yesteryears In Canton and Hagerstown

Col James Williams, of the Western Army, attended the G A R Convention in Atlantic City and visited Gettysburg and Hagerstown to see his mother's birthplace. A new metal case for storing profiles and documents is installed in the City Council room. The Boonsboro School Board opens another school due to grammar-room crowding. Miller, a Male High School graduate, is appointed as a teacher. Partridges scattered through Williamport after a flock flew in yesterday. Local weather prophets warn of a hard winter.

James Williams Canton Ohio Atlantic City Gettysburg Hagerstown Col Willams Boonsboro Sc. F. Miller Williamaport

Barbs by Mal Cochran on gossip and ads

The column notes men gossip more than women and jokes about kids avoiding films due to babysitting. A Paint Will Save Your Home ad prompts payment reminders. The piece urges early rising and references over five million glasses sold annually as a lighthearted nudge to stay positive.

Mal Cochran

Berkeley Springs Lions plan parade and festival profits noted

Berkeley Springs Lions Club met at Caca pon State Park Inn and heard Ted Malone stories read by Rev. Sunderland. Festival committee chair Michael reported a $1,000 profit and a mummers parade set for October 30 featuring bands floats and schools with Queen of Charm and cash prizes. Local arrests include Russell Stotler fined for driving with revoked license Lindy Shambaugh guilty of assault and Barrett jailed for drunken driving and stop light violations.

Berkeley Springs Lions Club Cacapon State Park Inn T. W. Sunderland Ted Malone J. M. P. Michael Lions Community Festival Committee Clara Burkhart Russell Everett Stotler Crosa Junction Justice C. C. Dyche Lindy Shambaugh Magnolia Lindsay Barrett Cherry Run

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Boyle Douglas Larsen NEA Brall Just Folks Edgar A. Guest Quatrains Axo Georgia Halfway Vincent E. Sprecher Board of Election Supervisors Qistridt Sprecher John S. Hollyday Martin K. Ingram Republcan Yolande Bethezr Deven Amer Lexott Alsatia Purus William Preston Lane Igy Globe Indian King General Washington Sign of the Black Bear White Swan Black Horse The Eagle and the Bell Tavern John Ragan Glove Arcade Lester Bros Washington House Baldwin Questa Baldwi Edgewood Arsenal Ted Otto Betty Sprecher Bessie M. Sprecher Winter Street Otto Sandy Herman Weeks Hays Columbia River Pacific Church and High Streets T. Wilmer Summers Summers Fred A. Friedrich South Locust Street Adolph Hitler National Socialist Party Germany K. D Bright T. E B. W W. T Sunder Yesteryears
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