24 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1952
Page
1
A Hancock officer on leave reports Turkish forces are progressing toward a modern army. He cites strong nationalism, language adaptation, and effective interpreter work led by Major Suffecoot. The family adjusted to local life with limited bread at PXs and reliance on powdered milk until a post exchange began supplying basics.
Miss Hattie Hammond a Blairsburg resident and Assemblies of God missionary heads a sixty strong evangelistic team touring Europe. The trip visits Finland Sweden Norway France Germany Switzerland Italy and Egypt with a London conference in late June the group splits into segments for itineraries. A farewell party is held at the Day Nursery 100 East Washington Street tonight.
Force 77 and the United Nations report service updates. Pvt Jack Young seeks mail at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Seaman Recruit Ralph Felser, Ha gerstown graduate, entered the Navy March 25 1952. Four local airmen finish four weeks of basic training at Sampson AFB. Sgt Donald Harper, in England, arrived with Easter aboard ship and sang with a quartet. Address requests available by calling 4617-W.
In San Francisco the General Conference opened with Bishop Paul B. Kern warning that reckless demagogues threaten civil liberties. He said efforts to regiment thought curb free speech rise in politics education and religion as delegates prepare to tackle about 1600 petitions.
FBI agents detained two teenage Turkish ballet dancers Aytol Kaynak 16 and Nermin Denngal 17 after a mystic dance at sea revealed their stowaway trip to the United States aboard a ship four days from Istanbul. The dancers and two sailors Robert Presley 21 and Jos O Neill 23 face bonds of 1000 dollars. the four were arrested yesterday in New Orleans. The girls claim a chance meeting with the sailors sparked the plan.
An across the board annual salary increase for Talbot County teachers ranges from 3500 to 4100 dollars. The move comes amid broader discussions of budgets and regional rearmament effects.
Italy will lay the keel of the destroyer Indomito tomorrow at Leghorn with a grand ceremony. The 2,700 ton ship is billed as Italy's largest destroyer and the first Italian built warship since World War I, signaling a major naval start.
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