davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
Pfehrana ' Jugoslaviji kriticna;;
Amerika posredqje "a dobavo 1ta
Lakota preti 100000 prebivalcem
Bosne, Herzegovina, Dalmacije in
enega della Slovenije

BELGRAD, 9. marca-(Poroca Arthur M. BRANDED
"New York Times )-Ambasada Zednjenih drzav je da-
pristala, da cd Mednarodnega nujno pooc
hran zahteva Jugoslavo 100 tsoc zita in scer
zarad zredno krcnega stanja prehrane kateri je ne
aradnik UNRRAe zjavil da e to 'najveca kriza odkar
so Nemci zapustili razdejano in uniceno dezelo"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
Vstopnice "a koncert
Glasbene Matice

Vstopnice "a koncert Glasbe-
ne Matice so ze sedaj predpro-
daji in Sc dobe pri clanih ter v
Orazmovi slascicarni " Slow. mar.
domu ma St. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
REP. KONVENCIJA 30
MENDA v CHCAGU

CHICAGO, 10. marca. Po-
seben pododsek repuhlikanske
.stranke je danes priporocal, da
se prihodnja konyencija stran-
ke leta 1048 vrsi Y Chicago, in
sicer v tednu, ki g zatne q.
junija.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11

izvazati kakrsno koli hrano "a
casa te krize.
Kot sc veruje, DO koncna odlo-
citev glede pomoci prisla cd
strani ameriske amabasade "
Belgradu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
L bolnisnice

L bolnisnice
IL bolnisnice Sc je vrnila ma
svoj dom Mrs. M ary Kirn il
14904- Westropp Ave. Zahvalju-
je sc vsem prijateljicam "a obs
ke, cvetlice in karte ter sc pri-
poroca "a nadaljne obiske.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
Lep uspeh veselice

Lep uspeh veselice
Drustvo Ribnica st. II SDZ
sc lepo zahvaljuje vsem poset-
nixon veteranske veselice, XII Sc
je vrsila proslo soboto vecer v
SIND. Udelezba je bila prav do
bra in zabava v vseh ozirih "a
dovoljiva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
Pisrno il do1novine

Pismo il domovine
Mrs. Puntar ma 1913 Abby
Ave: sporoca, da ina pismo "a
Karla Hrena, XII je bilo naslov-
ljeno ma 1910 Sylvia Ave-, ter
je cd Marie Kerzisnik IL Kosta-
njevice pri Krskem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
Gasolin Sc podrazi

Standard Oil Co. je naznanila,
da: se jutri podrazi gasolin "a
cent in pol pri galonu, nakar bo-
do brez dyoma enako .zvisanje
Gene odredile tudi ostale gaso-
linske druzbe. To pomeni, da bo
navadni gasolin stal 21 centov
gallon, gasolin boljse kvalitete
pa % centovs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
Senatni odbor potrdi
imenouanje Lilienthala

WASHINGTON, TO- marca-Senatni odbor "a atom
sko energijo e pro gasu potrdl imenovanje Davda
Lienthala predsednka komisije atonsko energo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
Molotov odprl konferenco
zunanjih nlinistrov -
Ma otvoritveni seji je v dnevni red
ykljucil vprasanje Kline, toda Marshall
Sc je zoperstavil

MOSKVA, 10. nnarca-Sovjetski zunanj minister
" M Moloov XII e odprl prvo sejo konference minstrov
"a zunane zadeve je neprcakovan potezi vkljucil
dnevni red seize zapeteno vprasanje Kline.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11

V nranl ZanteVa "a JugOSlaVl
zaradi izredno kriticnega stal
uradnik UNRRA-e izjavil, d;
so Nemci zapustili razdejano
Nevarnost lakote Sc je poja-'
villa nenadoma in preti 100000
prebivalcem Bosne, Hercegovi-
ne, Dalmacije in enega della Slo-
venije. Gre prvi vrsti "a kraje
v hribih, XII so bill najtez;e pri-
"a deti oh zacetku delovanja
UNRRE-e pred dvemi lett.
Zadnje tedne sem govoril z
mnogimi uradniki UNRRA-e,
ameriskimi diplomat in jugoslo-
vanskimi vescaki. Do pred par
tednov je vse izgledalo optimisti-
emo in Sc je pricakovalo, da Sc bo
navzlic dveh hujsih sus dezela
prerinila skozi limo. Zato sc je
relifni program UNRRE-e kon-
cal pred kratkim in poslednji
sklad v znesku $35 100000 je bill
uporabljen "a industrijsko OBJ
novo dezele.
Nacrtna ekonomija zaradi
suse nj bila uspesna
Nacrtna ekonomija, po kateri
so morale bolj rodovitne pokra-
jine obskrbeti S hrano cello dr.
zavo, je propadla, ker so kmetje
izroeili najmanj zita kar SO mo-
gil in sicer il bojazni, da ne bi "a
radi suse sami trpeli lakoto> Po
nacrtu je vsaka kmetija morala
izrociti odrejeni odstotek pridel-
kov v zameno "a odmerke ma
oblekah in blagu, ter "a ostale
privilegije.
Pred kratkim je vlada pobi-
rala dodatne zaloge kuruze in
psenice.' Bile so uporabljane dra-
sticne ere, XII pomagajo pri
resevanju te krize. Racuna Sc, da
okrog 100000 ton hrane, kar pa
lie ma ia nacin bilo nabrano
Sc vedno ne zadostuje.
Odmerki moke i'm kruha
so ze znizani
| Vlada je znizala odmerka mo-
ke in kruha in sicer dvakrat v
teku zadnjega meseca.
koruna Sc je vecji del upora-
bila "a prehrano prasicev. Sedaj
je vlada zaplenila prasice boga-
tim kmetom v Srbiji. Toda tudi
ia mera sc ne more pokazati
uspesno, ker vecji del prebival-
stva v Bosni in crnigori ne SINE
zaradi verskih razlogov jesti
prasic)ega mesa.
Dva uradnika UNRRA-e, in
sicer Nicholas Relax in David
Lef, sta Sc pred kratkim povr-
Mia il prizadetih podrocij. Re-
Yak, XII Sc nahaja v Jugoslaviji
dve leti, je izjavil, da je polozaj
isti kot je bill takrat, ko so Sc
Nemci umikali.
Ko je ia polozal postal kriticen,
je jugoslovansko zunanje minis
terstvo zaprosilo John Moors Ca
bota, vrsilca poslov Zedinjenih
drzav, "a pomoc. Slednji je brez
obotavljanja obljubil,. da DO po-
sredoval.
, Della SO z vnemo, da se odvrne
|nevarnost lakote. Jugoslovanski
minister "a zunanjo trgovino Nj.
/ kola Petrovic je izjavil. da je ne.
'mogo6e, da bi mogla Jugoslavija
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11

Ameriski drzavni tajnik G. c..
Marshall sc je temu takoj 20
perstavil in dal protipredlog, da
Sc ma kenferenci razpravlja o
:znizanju okupacijskih Get v oku-
piranih drzavah Europe.
Sovjetski zunanji minister je
rekel, da bi morale vprasanje
Kline biti podvrzeno diskuzijami
in sicer v zvezi z konferenco, k;
sc je vrsila v Moskvi leta 1916
in ma kateri je bilo sklenjeno, da
Sc Zedinjene drzave, Anglia in
Sovjetska zveza ne bodo vme-
savale v notranje zadeve Kline.
Marshall je odgovoril, da nj
ma mic proti tenn diskuzijam, da
pa zeli vsaj do jutri imeti casa,
da bi proucil to vprasanje. 2
svoje strani je tudi Molotov po-
vedal isto glede predloga ame-
riskega drzavnega tajnika.
v kolikor Sc bodo ia vprasa-
MIA vkljucila v dnevni red kon-
ference, bo program konference,
XII Sc je vprvi vrsti imela ukvar-
jati. z vpraSanjem mirovnih po-
godb "a Nemcijo in Avstrijo,
ogromno -prosirjen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11

Norocajte, Strife in Gtajte
"EnakopravyostH'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
Tudi vprasanje Trsta
ma dnevneln redu

Do jutri je odlozena zahteva
zavezniske reparacijske agenci-
je, XII predstavlja zapadne ma
le drzave, da Sc postavi ma dnev-
nj red njene predloge v zvezi z
reparacijami.
Zunanji ministri so odobrili
predlog, da zacnejo delati ma
mirosni pogodbi "a ,Nemeijo in
Avstrijo. Seja "a zaprtimi vra.
ii se bo o tenn vprasanju vrsila
jutri. .>
Dale SO zunanji ministri pri-
stall M diskuzije glede financ-
mega polozaja Trsta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
Ma kenferenci Sc je
pOkazala dobra vol ia

Otvoritvena seja Sc je razvi-
jala z nenavadno naglico in z
mnogimi izrazi dobre wolfe.
Poleg diskuzij glede Kline in
znizanja okupacijskih Get so mi
nistri odloci1i, da stalno unicijo
militaristicno nemsko drzavo
Prusijo. Priporocilo "a taksno
resitev je prislo tudi cd strani
zavezniskega kontrolnega sveta
"a Nemcijo in cd strani zastop-
nikov ministrov "a zunanje "a
deve, Xxi so imeli svoje konfe-
renee " Londonu).
Ministri so dalje dosegli So
glasnost glede dnevnega reda
cd sest took.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-06

unit put on its display of precision
technique, which included the ever
familiar marching and counter
marching
Several elaborate floats. were in
line, with the first prize going to
radio station WEI. In the music
division, the first prize for bands
was won by Shippensburg; Senior
Drum Corps, by Francis Scott Key
Post, American Legion, Frederick;
and Junior Drum Corps, by ST.
James School, Baltimore.
In the organized bodies, division
A, first prize went to the Spanish
Glass of Hagerstown High School;
division B, to Cherokee Tribe, Red
Men, Hagerstown, and division c,
to Western Enterprise Fire Co, Ha-
gerstown. Numerous other prizes
were awarded to groups and indi-
viduals.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-06
Army Trucks Will
Garry Xmas Mail

The Department of the Army will
cooperate again this year with the
Post Office Department, by lending
motor vehicles to .Postmasters for
the transportation of civilian mail
during the approaching Christmas
season, Second Army Headquarters
at Fort Meade announced today.
The Postmaster in Baltimore,
Maryland will be appointed Liaison
Representative of the Post Office
Department, to screen all apphca-
tons for motor vehicles from Post
masters in the seven-state Second
Army Area maryland, Pennsyl-
vania, Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio,
Kentucky, and Indiana.)
Postmasters in these states should
send their individual requests for
motot vehicles to the Postmaster,
Baltimore, Maryland, for screening
and subsequent forwarding to Sec
-ond Army Headquarters for action.
The maximum number of general
purpose vehicles, consistent with
minimum training and supply re-
quirements, will be lent to the Post
Office Department, according to the
Department of the Army announce
ment, and it will be the response
bility of the Postmasters to call for
and return vehicles inasmuch as the
Army cannot supply drivers.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-06
Around Town With
The Editor

Councilman Jack Hellane's state
ment that ne viii vote against the
tie-in with Pc, is the best argu-
ment l have heard todate in favor
of electing councilmen on city
wide basis, instead of by wards.
The Municipal Light Plant is the
property of the citizens of Hagers-
town-some forty thousand of them
not just the voters in your ward
Councilman.
Don't forget that the stores will
be closed all day Tuesday, Armistice
Day-and don't forget to display the
flag in front of your store or home.
The Superintendent of Schools has
again asked the Board of County
Commissioners for a bond issue for
school building purposes-but he
still has made no statement regard
ing the twenty-odd schools in the
county that are without INSIDE IolletS
and running water.
l still maintain that the number
one project should be the correcting
of this disgraceful condition.
The Washington County Histori-
cal Society petitioned the Board of
County Commissioners on Tuesday,
for the inclusion in its 1948 budget
of an appropriation to help defray
the cost of the home of the founder
of Hagerstown, Jonathan Hager.
An enabling act was passed at the
last session of the State Legislature,
permitting the Mayor and Council
to appropriate funds for that pur-
pose.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-06
City Schools To
Aid Santa Claus

The toy collection committee of
Santa Claus, Inc. has announced
that the public and parochiaI schools
of the city will serve this year as
collection points where parents and
children may leave their toys and
games to be reconditioned for dis
tribution at Christmas.
Arrangements have been made
by the Santa Claus group to have
the contributions picked up at the
various schools at least once each
week and delivered to the many
organizations which have volun-
teered to assist with the annual
project.
Chairman Jim Dudley of the toy
collection committee pointed out
that contributions to the 1947 CAM
paign should be made as early as
possible. There is usually quite a
lot of work to be done in connec-
ton with the repair and repainting
of these toys he said, land for that
reason we must necessarily COM
plete the collection job by the end
of November if possible. The re-
manning weeks before Christmas
will be spent in getting the toys in
good shape for the children who will
receive them.
The following schools are serv-
ing as collection points for Santa
Claus, Inc. Hagerstown High
School, South Potomac Junior
High, Woodland Way Junior High,
Antietam Street School, Surrey
School, st. Mary's parochial, North
Street, Wayside, Broadway How
ard Street and Winter Street.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-06
Jaycee's Air Forum
To Feature Traffic
Program VIII Be Broadcast
By WEI Ats O'Clock Tonight.

Tonight's edition of around the
Square" Junior Chamber of Com
merce radio forum, which will be
heard over WEI at 8 o'clock, will
center on a discussion of Hagers-
towns traffic problems. Charles S.
Jones, Jr., member of the Junior
Chamber traffic committee, will be
the moderator for the evening and
on the panel will be: Frank Cave,
president of the Hagerstown Traffic
Club; L. E. Bentz, taxi owner; Ben
PrRzan, of the Retailers Bureau;
Mrs. Marjorie Hoachlander, speak
ing for the housewives of the city,
and a representative of government.
After the half-hour program the
discussion will be thrown open to the
studio audience for their comments
and questions. Tickets for admit
lance to the broadcast may be OBJ
tanned at the radio station.
Plans for the broadcast series in
clude open discussions of such topics
as: the City Charter, the educational
system and its needs, fire proven
ton and insurance rates, including
review of the arguments pro and
con on volunteer VS.. paid fire de-
partments, an dthe social and rec
reational life of the city. Repre-
sentatives authorities and interest
ed citizens will be included in every
panel to afford an unbiased survey
Of the subject in the spotlight.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-06
AeNOOKHAG
AND
AeHHSTEAHAG'
By Ellen Hagedorn

NO." said Mrs. A, st don't
60 much to Sunday School or
Church anymore since I'm liv-
ing out there"
"Why not?" questioned Mrs.
B, your bus service is good,
isn't it?"
"Good enough to get there
on time, yes, but not for going
home. We always have to wait
at least three quarters of an
hour for bus"
couldn't you take taxi
home? 1t wouldn't cost much,
4 just once a week"
"a taxil" exclaimed Mrs. A
in Mortified tones" why they
4 charge forty and sometimes
fifty cents to drive out there"
Forty or fifty cents to take a
taxi home after an inspiring
Church service does not seem
such high price to pay, once
a week. I'm quite sure Mrs.
A. thinks nothing of spending
the same sum on candy, or the
movies, or something equally
useless which her body could
very well do without. How
little thought some give to the
Spiritual food, SO necessary,
yet SO infrequently partaken
of.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-06
Must Collect Tax
On Xmas Card Sales

Baltimore, November S: Persons
who sell Christmas cards for their
own benefits, or for the benefit of
some charitable or religious organ
ization, must collect the sales tax on
the cards they SELL" James ]. Lacy,
State Comptroller and administra-
tor of the Maryland Retail Sales Tax
Act, announced today. IF the sale
is made for the benefit of some in
stitution which already has tax
license, the person selling the cards
should collect the tax from the
customer and he may make his re-
turn under the license of the organ
ization for whose benefit he is maxi
ing the sale.
/ Other persons who sell cards for
their own benefit may be able to
make their returns in the following
manner:
If the firms whose products are
sold have taken out sales tax license,
the price of the merchandise can be
collected by the individual plus the
tax, and the tax turned over to the
manufacturer for payment to the
State. If the manufacturer does not
wish to assume this task, however,
the individual seller must take out
the license and pay the dollar and
make his return direct to the Sales
Tax Division at Is West Baltimore
Street"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-06
isif hen ). IS
ERIcAN % ucnTI u Il AsEEk

The schools are yours Mr.. and
Mrs. Washington County. They are
attended by your children. They
are paid for By your dollars. You
place the responsibility of allocat-
ing a fair share of the state and
county taxes you pay, for school pur-
poses, upon your State government
and your Board of County Commits
sioners. You place the responsible
ity for the proper administration of
your schools in the hands of your
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-06

Photo by James Minnich
Jet planes flying over city in Sa-
lutte of Mummer's Parade.
Group, Andrews Field, Washington,
DC, dropped down low over the
city in several mock attacks at a
$50 mile an hour clip. The Jet
Planes dropped out of formation
one at time and if you didn't gasp
for breath it was because you didn't
have time to.
Major Hively is a veteran of some
800 combat hours over Germany and
France during World War II and
holds SO medals which include: The
Distinguished Flying Cross; The
Distinguished Service Cross; The
Air Medal with twenty-four Clust-
ers; The British Star; The British
Distinguished Flying Cross; The
Bronze Star; The Purple Heart with
one Cluster, and the French Croix
de Guerre with Palms.
He was credited with shooting
down twenty-five German planes
Turing World War II.
Rain, which fell steadily until al
most time for the parade to start,
kept the crowd below last years
attendance, but at that, some fifty
thousand people crowded the line
of march and enjoyed every minute
of the colorful event. AS usual,
bands and drum corps predominated,
and as they passed the reviewing
stand In the Public Square, each
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-06

for free people. Their effectiveness,
now and in the future, depends
upon how well you translate their
basic purpose into reality for all
the children.
Make it a point to visit your chill
dren's school during Education Week.
You have an equal responsibility
with your State Government, your
Board of Education and your Board
of County Commissioners, to see to
it that the school your children at
tend, is everything it ought to be.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-06

Board of Education. Under their
direction and upon your authorize
ton Through your elected repre-
sentatives, the Board of County
Commissioners school houses are
built and equipped
You empower these officials to
employ teachers under the legal
arrangements and with the qualifi-
cations prescribed by your law
makers and school authorities. The
schools are the expression of the
American tradition of free schools
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-06

MAYOR AND COUNCILMEN
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-06
Jaycees To Hear
F.B.I. Special Agent

Fred Hallford, special agent IN
charge of the Baltimore office of
Federal Bureau of Investigation,
will address the regular dinner meet
ing of the Junior Chamber Of Com
merce at the Hager House tonight
Thursday.
Hallford has been in charge of the
Baltimore office for two years, and
prior to that assignment he served
in San Francisco, Seattle, Philadel-
phia, Washington, D. c. and the Ter
ritory of Alaska. He has been with
the Department of Justice for ten
years.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-06
World Community
Day To Be Held
Washington County Council Of
Church Women To Sponsor
Program Tomorrow Night -
Rev. Donald Stonesifer VIII
Be Guest Speaker.

A World Community Day pro-
gram, sponsored by the Washington
County Council of Church Women
will be held in st. Paul's Methodist
Church Chapel on Friday (Aonor-
row. evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Rev. Donald Stonesifer, pastor of
the Boonsboro Lutheran Church,
who was a prisoner of war m World
War II, will be the guest speaker.
"The World Is My Community is
the theme of the service.
The collection of school boxes and
bundles of clothing for European
relief will be dedicated during the
service.
Women of all denominations,
faiths, and races are invited to at
tend this service The offering will
be used for hot soups, lunches, etc,
for children in schools in the areas
of Europe where children are Mnder-
nourished.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-06
Don't Pass The Buck Gentlemen!

The Mayor and Council elected by the people admin
lister the affairs of the their behalf They also entrusted
muniy and of protecting the cs the biggest of which
the Municipal Light Plant Why don't they do i9
They have engaged the engineer referred by
the Mayor of the able the East who has told them
L. That there imperative need of ie-in and that fail
make might result in a major breakdown at
the plant
D. That the operation of diesel and turbine engines the
plant is not only impractical, but dangerous
IF the Mayor and Council believe the of the
they have engaged then they should them mmed
atey IF they believe then they should Immediately
dispense with his services and engage engineer they believe
The Public Service Commission of the State of Maryland ad
sed the Mayor September TO- that steps should be taken with
delay augment the supply pointing
survey the Light Plant shows that the load grown
that the possibility of breakdown presents rather
situation
Mayor been told by the superintendent
of the plant that only has reached the peak of its capacity but
that there danger of breakdown unless the load
of the plant reduced order permit proper
erations to be carried
Responsible manufacturers using Municipal Light
exclusively have notified the Mayor they
for their plants and the superintendent of the plant has den
tey stated that the plant supply until the
gram is completed - matter of four or five years
The committee appointed by the Mayor the unanimous
of the Council negotiate with the Potomac Edison
for have completed their submitted
their findings to the Mayor and Council
WHY HAVEN'T THEY ACTED2
When companies appeared before the Mayor
and Council and requested that thousands dollars
fire because the old equipment could longer
the job the Mayor and Council didn't call public
wisely recognized that the citizens needed the protection
BILE against fire and quickly voted the funds
When the Dual Highway completed opened to traffic
the Mayor and Council didn't call public meeting
the people wanted East Franklin Street wdened They
the need for it, bought the property
with the vitality needed widening of the
WHY DON'T THEY DO THE SAME WITH THE LIGHT PLANTp
It's time all this pussyoong by the Mayor on the
light plant question to end
Why don't you do your plain duty gentlemen
You elected represent and ACT for the Hag
erstown Alright them WHY DON'T YOU ACTp
You have all the facts necessary MIR. Mayor Why YOU
call meeting of your Council and put the vote
the Council approves the Potomac Edison
Company, work start the dein right away.
the Council against the presume they will
back their dappova with alternate proposal which work
also be started right For unhnkable the Coun
ell will vote against the en recommended by the Mayors
action taken and day the light plant down.
the small that opposing the en won't be blamed
blame will be placed right where belongs square in the lap of
the Mayor and Council
THE LIGHT PLANT is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY MR.
MAYOR AND COUNCIL TILE pIIc
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-06

Erosion in the U. S. has rntnea or
seriously damaged about 282 million
acres of crop and grazing land.
And IT'S million acres more of crop,
grazing, forest and other land hes
been affected in some degree.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-11-06
Jet Planes Salute
Murnrners Parade
Fifty Thousand View Colorful
Parade - Many Floats And
Bands Take Part - Prizes
Awarded Contestants.

The 1947 edition of Alsatia Mum
mer's Parade was given roaring
send-off by the U. S. Army last
Thursday afternoon, when a flight
of five P8O Jet Planes, led by Major
Deacon Hively, of the 4th Fighter