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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1948

Page

1

Bell system wage talks loom as unions press for raises

CWA warns 217,000 members could strike if no wage increase is agreed. Opened August 16 negotiations cover Bell companies in Baltimore DC Virginia Indiana Michigan New Jersey Mountain States Northwestern Southwestern Pacific and Bell Laboratories with existing contracts allowing two reopenings during their three year terms.

CWA Joseph A. Beirne Bell Companies Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Baltimore District of Columbia Virginia Indiana Wisconsin Cincinnati Bell Michigan New Jersey Mountain States Northwestern Southwestern Pacific Bell Laboratories

Obituary notices reflect long service and family ties

Obituaries continue with Mrs. Paul Markell surviving husband Harry C. Markell and children Myrtle Frock Lola GAllop Benjamin Gordon at home city, plus five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. Kraiss mortuary chapel Rev Charles A Shelley officiating with Rose Hill Cemetery interment. Viewable at Kraiss mortuary. Also Miss Erma G Gsell 69 veteran school teacher of Washington county funeral Thursday from Clearspring home Rev Samuel Lindsay assisted by Rev J Wade Huffman burial Clearspring Mennonite Cemetery. Surviving are brother P B Brewer Gsell and many cousins.

Paul's Evangelical United Brethren Church Harry C. Markell M. Markell Myrtle Frock Benjamin Gordon Lola Gallop Brooklyn N. Y Kraiss Mortuary Charles . A. Shelley Rose Hill Cemetery Kraiss Erma G. Gsell Washington County Clearspring Samuel Lindsay J. Wade Huffman Clearspring Mennonite Gsell Church of the Brethren P. 8 Brewer Gsell

Senate to Continue Inquiry on Remington Spy Ring

The Senate Investigating Committee suspends public hearings but continues closed sessions to uncover facts about William W. Remington and the wartime loyalty program. Mundt says the spy ring case should crack wide open next week with further testimony from key witnesses and other officials.

York Washington Ferguson Senate Remington Subcommittee Mundt Senate Investigating Committee E.S.T William W. Remington Commerce Department Elizabeth T Remingtess Bes Bentley Whittaker Chambers

Think Dewey Favors Republican Program

Washington reports indicate Gov. Thomas E. Dewey appears satisfied with the GOP anti inflation and housing program. Party leaders say Dewey has not contradicted plans, with Herbert Brownell Jr kept informed and some chiefs speaking to the nominee by phone. Observers call the process largely one way with unclear specifics from Dewey.

Washington Congress Thomas E. Dewey Dewey Herbert Brownell, Jr G.O.P New York

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Mosquitoes Roam At Nudist Convention

A reporter visiting the 17th annual American Sunbathing Association convention at Sunshine Park in Mays Landing, New Jersey, describes mosquitoes feasting on exposed skin while attendees discuss Sun health and a postal mail dispute over Sunshine and Health. The scene features 200 nudists, indoor sessions due to rain, and a dog tag for access.

Mays Landing N. J Association Sunshine Park Isley Boone U. S. Post Office Department Sunshine and Health

Tennessee Crump losses loom as violence mars election day

Crump faced a statewide setback as Kefauver and Browning claimed victory in the Senate race while Browning and McCord led in the gubernatorial contest. In Polk county, a shooting killed one and wounded another amid election tensions. Reporter James S. Callaway, Chattanooga AP, released on bond after arrest for disturbing the peace.

Congress Joan A. Mitchell U.S. Senate Tom Stewart Mitchell Gordon _Browning Jim McCord Kefauver Browning Crump Shelby County Memphis Tennessee Cooper Basin Benton Polk County Polk McMine coun_ty Athens Hill McAlister Henry Horton McCord Stewart Kefanver Carroll Reece Republican National Committee Roy Acuff Reece Acuff Burch Biggs, Jr Donald Sands Edwin Shearer Shearer Justice of the Peace James, S. Callaway Chattanooga Associated Press

Election clash at courthouse ends with arrest and clashes

Callaway was jailed briefly after being ejected from a voting place and warned to stay out. Deputy jailer W L Barnes cited County Court Clerk L H Parks ordered the detention. Photographers Rudy Faircloth and John Goforth reported threats and a vandal attack as cameras were damaged during ballot counting.

W. L. Barnes Callaway L. H. Parks Rudy Faircloth Atlanta Associated Press Bureau John Goforth Chattanooga News-Free Press Faircloth Atlanta Goforth Parks

Fish as good as meat in Maryland校 study outcome

University of Maryland trial with six women over 11 weeks compared fish heavy meals to meat. Four fish eaters maintained similar red cell counts and hemoglobin to meat eaters, suggesting fish is just as nutritious as meat for humans.

College Park University of Maryland Hugo W. Nilson Fish and Wildlife Service Shirley J. Wilson Nilson

Eleven Killed In Navy Plane Crash Probe Opened

A Navy board investigated a crash 23 miles north of Miami in which ten men and a woman perished aboard an RAD transport plane en route from Norfolk to Cuba. The trainer plane collided, its two occupants parachuted to safety, and six bodies lay outside the wreckage while others were inside. Lt. Comdr. Phil Peters of Mobile was identified among the victims. Weather was clear at the time.

Miami Fla Navy Board of Inquiry Navy Here Phil Peters Mobile Ala Florida Highway Patrol Norfolk Cuba Naval Air Station Opa-Locka

Smoke Bomb Hurled At State Troops

Dayton Ohio August 6 A government made smoke bomb hurled toward National Guard patrol at Pere Lens Co plant. Ten guardsmen hit the ground as the missile exploded about 100 feet from the grounds. Police joined guardsmen in bunting occupants of a car that sped away after the blast.

Dayton Ohio National Guard Pere Lens Co George Schiele Ohio Guard Ieaders

Dewey Would Ease DP Ban

Washington reports Senate Republicans say Gov. Thomas E. Dewey is pressing Senator Revercomb to allow a liberalized displaced persons bill before adjournment. The amendment would admit more Jews and Catholics. Revercomb, a key immigration panel chair, blocks action by demanding hearings as McCarran and others split on the issue.

Washington Senate Thomas E. Dewey Rivercomb R- Wvi Congress Dewey GOP Revercomb Ofice Judiciary Donmell R-Mo Cooper R-Ky McGrath D-Ri McCarran D-New

Guerrillas Fleeing Athens Amid Greek Army Hammering

Remnants of Markos Vafiades' Communist rebels were reported fleeing toward Albania after a 48hour assault by Greek forces. The report came from Athens on August 6 as troops pursued the insurgents in the region amid ongoing fighting and confusion.

Athens Markos Vafiades Albania

Western Envoys Meet Amid Berlin Deadlock Talks

Western envoys including U S British and French representatives met with Prime Minister after midnight to plan next moves in the East West crisis following conversations with Stalin. Observers noted Frank Roberts visited 10 36 a m while Walter Bedell Smith reached his desk at 3 30 am. London signaled plans for a Western German government this fall amid Russian pressure for reform of those plans.

U.S Walter Bedell Smith Frank Roberts Smith Roberts Stalin London Berlin

Social Weaver Builds Giant Communal Grass Nest

A Social Weaver bird constructs a single vast communal nest from grass fibers, surpassing the size of a typical office desk, illustrating intricate collective urban nesting behavior among African avifauna.

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