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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1952

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Damascus II Plane's Hero Damaged B 25 repair by enlisted airman

Tech. Sgt. Henry F. Poole descended into the B 25 bomb bay at Andrews Air Force Base after hydraulic failure threatened a crash landing. For 90 minutes he fixed the ruptured line with a rope tied around him while pilots tested the gear, enabling a safe landing. Poole, 31, a Damascus Maryland native, has served since 1943.

Washington Andrews Air Force Base Henry F. Poole George 3. Kulk Martin W. Buckler Poole Kulik Buckley Andrews 38Th Street Damascus

Coal trains would stretch from Great Lakes to Gulf

An estimate suggests that the coal cars moved on U S railroads in a single winter day could form a train long enough to reach from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico, illustrating the immense scale of coal transportation.

U. S Great Lakes Gulf of Mexico

White House Opens To Public After Renovation

Washington April 22 crowds flocked to the reconstructed Executive Mansion as it opened to the public for display. Visitors viewed the Blue Green and Red Rooms and other interiors amid a $5,700,000 makeover while early arrivals reported the scene as wonderful with long lines awaiting entry.

Washington White House Dubuque la Tehran Iran H. P. Thomas Sullivan County

Meet Behind Closed Doors Condemn Secrecy

New York April 221 News papers attack secrecy curtailing public affairs across communities Publishers report at the 66th annual convention of the American Newspaper Publishers Association Numerous crusades to pry loose concealed public records and documents highlighted the meeting William Dwight of the Holyoke

New York American Newspaper Publishers Association William Dwight The Holyoke

Local boards face records withholding debated at meeting

The Transcript Telegram reports a morning session on arbitrary withholding of records by local boards and agencies. Dwight told reporters that many publishers of small papers see censorship as a growing issue, noting President last year’s security rules spurred local concern.

Mass Transcript-Telegram Dwight

Clues Found In Piles Of Garbage

Washington County officials, led by Deputy Sheriff Leister Isanogle, inspect trash piles in Hagerstown seeking clues. This unusual inquiry aims to find evidence related to a local matter, with authorities stressing the effort is not tied to any murder investigation.

Hagerstown Leister Isanogle Washington County

County deputies crack down on illegal trash dumping

County deputies report three convictions in one week for illegal trash dumping after investigations found solid evidence such as letters and magazines bearing the violator’s address. The crackdown targets persistent offenders along county roads.

Violara

White Potato Retailers Warned By OPS

The Maryland Office of Price Stabilization warned white potato retailers that selling seed potatoes for eating violates ceiling prices. In independent stores the price is 8 cents per pound and may be slightly lower in supermarkets.

Baltimore Maryland Office of Price Stabilization

Shortage Triggers Potatoes Seed Sales Push

Enforcement Director Albert A. Levin warns of a white potato shortage and says retailers are buying seed potatoes to meet demand. He pledges vigorous state-wide enforcement of ceiling prices matching Maine Old Potatoes rules.

Albert A. Levin Levin Maine

Earl Cline Indicted In Tax Evasion Case

Earl H. Cline a Frederick contractor was indicted in Baltimore on April 22 for attempting to evade federal income taxes totaling 43 491 18 over five years. Government charges he understated his income in five years.

Earl Cline Baltimore Earl H. Cline Frederick Cline

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