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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1948

Page

1

Trieste status talks reflect western Yugoslav clash

The note criticizing private conferences cites democracy principles as Russia blocks Trieste proposals. Russia backs Yugoslavia against Italian gains and Western powers push for free territory, with a UN governor deadlocked and the 430 square mile region split between Allied and Yugoslav forces.

Trieste Russia Italy Yugoslavia Fuguslavia Gorizia United Nations Security Counseil

Parkersburg Flood Warned as Ohio River Rises

The Ohio River at Parkersburg reached 49 feet by morning with an expected stage around 48.5 feet by evening. The Weather Bureau planned to issue another estimate before noon as crews evacuate Riverside district and roads in the area become blocked, threatening isolation of the city by rail and highway.

Intelligencer Parkersburg Ohio Weather Bureau Riverside Parklersburg

Floods Worsen Across States with Shelters and Evacuations

River flooding swelled across Ohio West Virginia Kentucky and Indiana with cities like Parkersburg Cincinnati Marietta and Athens isolated or under water. Red Cross sent 20 disaster workers and shelters opened as thousands faced displacement and water shortages while Pittsburgh seeps back toward flood stage and over 6 000 people could be affected if the Ohio River rises further.

National Guard Marietta Parkersburg W. Va Jeffersonville New Albany Hransville Ind Washington Red Cross Point Pisses Marsville Cincinnati Marietta, C Madison and Aurora Army and Coast Guard Cynthiana Licking Milford Claysville Ohio Pomeroy Athens Meigs Ohio University Pomery East Liverpool West Virginia Wheeling Madison Pittsburgh Monongahela Allegheny Newport

The Den replaces The Snake Pit The Goat's Nest and Opium Den

Marine officers in Tsingtao hang catchy bachelor quarters signs while Chinese officials puzzle over Western slang. No snakes goats or opium exist in the rooms, prompting a rename to The Den as locals find the terms suggestive of vice.

Tsingtao China

Displays Prove Interesting Here at NIH Display

The National Institute of Health at Bethesda loaned the American Cancer Society two living mice with visible cancer growth for a Setna store display at their headquarters. One mouse shows mammary cancer and the other back cancer. The mice have a pedigree dating to 1903 and living lifespans of about 24 and 12 months for healthy and cancerous mice respectively. Thousands of mice enter into the exhibit.

National Institute of Health At Bethesda American Cancer Society Setna

Stassen Sweeps Nebraska Vote in Presidential Primary

Stassen leads Nebraska Republican primary with a strong margin over Dewey. Truman runs unopposed, collecting 24 699 votes in 114 precincts. O Mahoney backs vice presidential bid with 15 266 votes in 1043 precincts. Dewey’s 7488 in Douglas County, Stassen leads in 80 of 93 Nebraska counties amid a 219 000 total vote forecast.

Truman O'Mahoney D-Wye Kenneth Wherry GOP Senate Val Peterson Terry Carpenter Frank Sorrell Stassen Minnesota Dewey Douglas County Omaha Taft Hugh Butler R-Neb Tat Butler Ohio Ohioan Hiram College Youngstown Oregon Wisconsin Nebraska New York

Cancer education displays aid local fundraising drive

Experimental work at Bethesda and these mice were sent here to help in the present drive for funds now being waged by the American Cancer Society. Displays educate the public on cancer hazards and research. Contributions may be made at Cancer Drive Headquarters or by mailing checks to the American Cancer Society, Room 502, City Hall, Hagerstown, Md. A separate note mentions Antonio Espejo’s early mineral discovery in Arizona Territory.

Bethesda American Cancer Society Schindel’s Middlekauft’s Chatkin’s Rudy’s West End Jack Beachley Washington County Cancer Drive McCrory’s City Hall Hagerstown Belp

Lewis Pleads Not Guilty in Coal Strike Contempt Case

Lewis sits in court before Judge Goldsborough facing contempt for defying a court order to end a coal strike issued April 5. About 400,000 miners had returned to work. the judge previously fined Lewis 19,000 and the union 3.5 million, cut by the Supreme Court to 700,000.

Nome Goldeborough Lewis Goldsborough Union Supreme Court

Miners Hold Off Going To Pits

Reports indicate miners in several states delayed returning to pits as numbers varied widely. Montana plans a return today while railroads push to resume operations with 15 000 workers at Baltimore and Ohio and car repair shops reopening in Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania.

Indiana Obie Colorado New Mexico Washington Oklahoma Arkansas Virginia Martland Montana Baltimore& Ohio Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Hollidaysburg

Mobilization Plans Urged at Mid Atlantic Conference

Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Tennessee and Carolinas officials met in Fort Meade to map manpower mobilization. Maj. Gen. Hershey warned that once a national mobilization is ordered there is little time to plan. He urged readiness for atomic era survival and stressed real manpower gaps. The meeting outlined regional steps ahead of broader mobilization efforts.

Fort Meade Maryland Second Army Lewis B Hershey Adjutant General Selective Service Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia Tennessee North South Carolina Hershey America Hersher Conference of State Officials

Assessment Reductions Here Contested In Appeal Cases

Simon Clopper, supervisor of assessments, will bring a question to the State Tax Commission next month about county reductions in real estate assessments after the legal deadline. Two appeal cases involve changes ordered by county commissioners this year for two new private buildings not previously on county books. Clopper argues owners had time to contest before finality. if adjustments occur after, the county tax structure could be endangered. A May 5 hearing in Baltimore will decide the issue.

Board of County Commissioners Simon Clopper State Tax Commission Clopper Baltimore Clepper

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