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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1952

Page

3

Emergency radio plan outlines city fire response in air raid

In Hagerstown the 73 vehicle reserve fleet with shortwave radios would back up fire crews during air raids. Six radio equipped units will aid eleven fire trucks directed to outer outskirts to combat fires if alarms fail. A central HQ may start at City Hall and move later. Also recalls 20 years ago US over Canada in Davie Cup doubles.

Circaita Auch Edwin Quinn Sleven Hagerstown

Six Mushrooms Grow In Auto

Mo Myers of Clear Spring reports six small mushrooms growing from the upholstery of his car. The fungi appeared after rainy weather last week likely allowing spores to enter and sprout inside the vehicle.

Mo Myers

Taxicab Car Collision Injures None Reported

A taxicab and a car collided on South Hoocust Street near Matthews Alley. Police charged William O. Diehl Jr of 60 Madison Avenue with cutting into the car's path. The other vehicle was driven by Luther Middlekourt of King Street.

South Hoocust Street Matthews Alley William O. Diehl, Jr Madison Avenue Luther 8 Middlekourth King Street

Downtown Properties Sell at Auction for 250000 in Hagerstown

Two downtown properties in Hagerstown sold at public auction in front of the Coke House for a total over 250 000 dollars. The Louisa Bennett estate sold through trustee Joseph Spyder for the Nicrodemmus National Bank. One building at 244 Star Street West and another three story corner property at Public Square changed hands to Jack Lavine and Gerald Grok respectively. Auctioneer Snyder noted spirited bidding and rising downtown values.

Hagerstown Coke House Louisa Bennett Darling Throughe Svt Asve Ito Jack Lavine Rogers Jewelry Store Benne Estate Public Square Garlad Grok Inval Real Estate Wise Burnett and Mohler , Jewelers West Washington Street Havieut Abctinneer Snyder Guilfard Avenue

Property sale details at 427 West Church Street

The property at 427 West Church Street was sold for Euwith Misber ewer to Stevi Atte Oscars Cramehor for $2.0. The report notes the ambient world as gold and silver witty, with effects described.

Myrl Spickier Stevi Atte Oscars Cramehor West Chhrch Street Euwith Misber Ewer

Sophomores Map Fun for Next Year Fund Drive

About 130 guests attended the sophomore benefit in the Hageretqwu High School gym last Friday. The event aimed to raise a fund for class expenses next year. Local merchants and patrons donated prizes. Carrol James and others led the drive with the sophomore cabinet and homeroom reps. A list of cabinet members includes Joyce Grove Willis Martin Sue Yancey Willan Kendall Cynthia teber Michael Vaughn Patsy Hamm Jean Thorne Kathleen FIRST FOX FARMERS Silver fox farming notes from Canadian trappers show how foxes are captured out of season and kept alive for prime quality.

Hageretqwu High School Carrol James Richard Potter Connie Fauidera Judy Miller Joyce Grove Willis Martin Sue Yancey Willan Kendall Cynthia Teber Michael Vaughn Patsy Hamm Jean Thorne Athleen

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