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Car Recovered After Stolen Buick Incident in Hagerstown
A 1938 Buick sedan stolen last week in Hagerstown was recovered by Officers Milburn and Wisecarver early Sunday morning. A 17-year-old local youth confessed the theft and was taken into custody. The car was undamaged and returned to its owner.
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Hagerstown
Milburn and
Wisecarver
False Teeth Support Paste Promises Comfort and Fit
An old advertisement promotes PASTEETH a pleasant alkaline powder that helps dentures stay in place for easier eating and talking. It claims no gummy or pasty feel and mentions availability at drug stores.
Izvestia accuses UNRRA relief of political pressure
Moscow's government newspaper Izvestia charged that the United States and Britain used UNRRA food to exert political pressure on aided countries. It linked Hoover’s world tour to anti Soviet propaganda and called UNRRA a U.S. and U.K. instrument, tabloiding the relief body as an intergovernmental front.
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Moscow
Izvestia
United States
Britain
Herbert Hoover
8 S. Gorodetsky
UNRRA
England
Divorces Granted by Judge Burr P Harrison
Divorces awarded include Sadie Lonas Creswell from Julian Creswell for desertion with custody of two children to the mother. Hilda Nesmith Copenhaver receives bed and board divorce merged into absolute decree from Gerald Copenhaver. Margaret E Parlett granted bed and board divorce from Maurice Parlett with custody of a minor child to the mother. Virginia Plaugher Whitmire granted full divorce from Clarence Whitmire for desertion with a child born of the union given to the mother. couple married in Hagerstown in 1929.
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Burr P. Harrison
Sadie Lonas Creswell
Julian Ferdinand Carl Creswell
Hilda Nesmith Copenhaver
Gerald Copenhaver
Margaret E. Parlett
Maurice W. Parlett
Virginia
Plaugher Whitmire
Clarence Eugene Whitmire
Hagerstown
Bridgewater Rotary Horse Show Set for August 30
Bridgewater Rotary Club plans the seventh annual horse show to be held Saturday afternoon and evening August 30. The general committee adopted details for the event and awards are expected to rise with several classes approaching $100 each.
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Bridgewater
Rotary Club
General
Radio Program Schedule for Evening Lineup
Radio listings show an extensive 6 to 11 pm schedule across WEAF WOR WJZ WABC with news talks sports music and variety programs including News and Serenade to America Easy Aces Here's Morgan Nightly News Music Hall and more across prominent networks.
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WEAF
America
Easy Aces
Kiernan
WABC
Marble
WOR
Elson
WJZ
Ethel and
Albert
Vandeventer
Allen Prescott
Larry Carr
Costello
Lowell Thomas
Lomax
Morgan
Robert Trout
Ray Henie
Patti Clayton
News of the World
Raymond Swing
Gordon MacRae
Arthur Hale
Bill Brandt
Olmstead Playhouse
Carrington Playhouse
Lum
Abner
Earl Godwin
Meredith Wilson
King Sisters
Vic and
Sade Warnow
Bill Henry
Music Hall
Gabriel Heatter
Dick Haymes
Jack Haley
Hobby Lobby
Wismer
Vaughn Monroe
California Melodies
Harry Kogen
Ralph Norman
Religious Services Held Weekly at Scout Camp
The Rock Enon Boy Scout Camp hosts weekly religious services led by ministers from local churches as part of the Winchester Ministerial Association youth committee. Upcoming speakers include Rev. F G Senger and Rev. John Teter with other clergy scheduled through August. Local doctors support the program, visitors day is tomorrow with a ceremonial campfire for families, and over 100 scouts are registered for next week.
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Scout
F. G. Senger
First United Brethren Church
Rock Enon
John Teter
Montague Avenue
Winchester Ministerial Association
N. B. Habel
First Baptist Church
Robert Whitten
Congregational Christian Church
William J. Hadden
Cork Street
Thomas A. Gibson
H. R. DuPuy
Herbert Wilkins
Water supply seen sufficient for Stephens City
David C. Petrie town treasurer states despite little rain there should be enough water for Stephens City if residents conserve. Officials recently declared unlawful use of water for lawn watering garden irrigation and car washing amid dry conditions.
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David C. Petrie
Stephens City
Water shortages prompt curbs on wasteful use
Petrie notes the town relies on two wells, one only recently completed, with the older well capped for waste reduction. Increased users and ongoing drought drive measures to ensure water for essential needs.
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Petrie
OPA Cases Not Dropped
OPA investigations and enforcement actions pending on June 30 1946 will continue without interruption. John D Mosby OPA Regional Enforcement Executive.
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OPA
John D. Mosby
Investigations to Continue Under Expired Price Control Act
Mosby said investigations and prosecutions must proceed even after the Price Control Act expired on June 30, citing a factory section that required ongoing actions for offenses committed before expiration. The remarks were made in Atlanta as authorities explain the legal framework guiding enforcement.
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Mosby
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