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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1951
Page
5
NEA reports 11 experimental aircraft from Ball Aircraft Corp and others push supersonic flight. The -5 folds its wing in flight to test wing sweep geometry, aiming to breach the sonic barrier faster than 760 miles per hour.
Washington August 1 Federal Security Administrator Oscar R Ewing cut off Indians from federal welfare funds effective immediately The state had been receiving 18 000 400 a year in welfare programs Ewing disapproved the states handling of the funds and ordered the curtailment pending further action
Baltimore electrical contractor Stephen Peddicord, known as Maryland's perennial office seeker, announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate. The seat held by Senator OConor expires next year. Peddicord, 43, previously ran for governor.
A state law pushes Indiana to publish welfare recipient lists amid federal rules. Ewing expresses regret, saying the move forces the state to disapprove plans for old age and aid to dependent children and aid to the blind. The shift mirrors actions by other states facing similar concerns.
Police identify Walter J. Sadblowski as the driver who sped up to 90 miles per hour on the southwestern edge of Baltimore, sprang from the wrecked car, and ignored a command to halt after the collision with a brick wall.
Washington reports that 88 percent of college students who took the first draft aptitude test failed to pass. About 62,700 of 165,000 drafted men did not meet the passing score, while 439,046 college men have taken tests through July. Major parties assess deferment based on class standing and potential ranks.
The Hagerstown Lions Club held a meeting that skipped its normal business agenda as three senior members planned an annual golf match at Fountain Head Country Club. The Lions will face the Rotarians and Kwantang in today’s competition.
The article explains cans are largely steel at 98M percent with less than 14% tin coating. Tin is applied inside and outside to prevent rust and protect contents from air heat and light. It notes the term tin can derives from the English tradition.
A report describes a tunnel in Den Nevla Scotland claimed as the world longest. The structure is described as 1h mileg long and functioning as a pipe for an electrical ayatan.
A shop promotes a thorough auto paint process stressing body conditioning before color. Experts use proper methods and modern equipment to assure a job done right, highlighting careful preparation as essential.
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