10 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1952
Page
1
Reports indicate the CWA involvement in a dispute not tied to the Western Electric strike. AT&T says idle workers do not affect dial service as Bell companies route long distance calls by using supervisory and non union staff in temporary roles. Urgent calls receive priority.
A Maryland State Police policy aims to require two headlights and tail lights to be on at night with a lenient public approach. Attorney Rutledge questions how technically strict the law can be applied and warns against eroding public trust in Hagerstown police.
An unexpected cloud formation was blamed for a collision between two Air Force craft over Cape Cod. A C 47 from Stewart Air Force Base Newburgh collided with an F 94 fighter, killing twelve airmen. Both planes were on training flights.
In Munsan Korea on April 10 truce negotiators made no move toward ending the fighting. The fifth straight day of talks adjourned after six minutes, totaling 30 minutes 30 seconds over five sessions. Chinese Maj Gen Tisieh Fang and Maj Gen William K Harrison indicated possible shifts to staff-level talks, but neither side pressed the change.
Secretary Brannan announced government purchases to bolster farm prices by buying a substantial amount of smoked pork and up to ten cases of eggs for use next fall in the government sponsored non profit school lunch program. A helium dirigible expands as it ascends, rarely exceeding five percent inflation on takeoff.
Mrs John Doe a working mother of six found cancer in 1948. She underwent cervical amputation and a colectomy, later aided by the American Cancer Society through volunteer produced colostomy pads. She is symptom free and back to her business daily. Cancer can be cured if caught early.
A colorful display at Panmunjom in Korea features orange white and olive drab striped guard shanties amid a circus like decor. U N correspondents and soldiers react with laughter while the Reds repaint trees to a somber brown and add a few fir trees for effect.
Madamoiselle debates buying a German officer helmet amid thousands of World War II memorabilia at the spring Paris Scrap Metal Fair. Monsieur glances with disapproval as Amazons wear war bonnets, signaling differing tastes at the event.
Funlton Lewis Jr applied to the Federal Communications Commission for permission to build a radio station at Lexington Park Maryland about 40 miles from Washington operating on 1370 kilocycles with one kilowatt daytime only.
Archaeologists report the discovery of a vast ancient palace at Jericho in Palestine dating from the time of Christ. The site is described as the largest palace found from that period in the region, offering new insights into early urban power.
Tokyo April 10. Air Force sources said a crash a two engine Martin 2 0 2 on lease to Japan Airlines from Northwest killed all 87 aboard after it struck Mihara yolvang 85 miles south of Tokyo. A US Air Force search plane sighted wreckage and two rescue crew parachuted to the island reporting no survivors.
A Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co official reported a violent sit in Charleston with over 200 pickets throwing rocks and debris at the Fairmont telephone building. A supervisor’s employee, Jack Miller, was struck and suffered a concussion. All telephone service to Fairmont was cut. Police described the mob as riotous and out of control.
Do not soak tin items for more than 20 minutes before washing. Prolonged soaking loosens fibers and allows soil to become more deeply embedded in fabric.
Substantial progress may be made this year on providing Qathland State Park with a large natural amphitheater for outdoor meetings and entertainments. The Frederick County Pomona Grange plans to do much of the work and estimates a three year construction for 2500 seating with parking. Joseph H. H. Kaylor oversees state forests and parks collaboration with the Grange and churches for priority use.
Police raided a Ventura business establishment and arrested two men, Roy J. Ross and Lewis J. Taeger, on suspicion of possessing improper pictures. The operation reportedly confiscated about one million images and indicated a daily business volume around $1600 with sales nationwide including Guam and China.
Fifth Air Force reports a stretch of railway between Chongju and Sanchon in Northwest Korea severely damaged with multiple breaks. The affected maritime tract crippled by the strike renders a key supply route unusable for weeks.
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