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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1950

Page

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Reds Pouring Across Naktong River Front in Korea War

Allied forces faced stiff Red resistance as North Korean troops breached the Naktong line north and west of Taegu. Marines and U S units countered with air and ground assaults while naval bombardment expanded northern reach toward Tanchon and Inchon.

Sion AL S John E. Church Associated Press O. H. P. King Changenyong Taegu MacArthur North Korrean Changnyong U. S U. S.s U. S. First Cavalry Division Naktong Korean Peninsula Tanchon Inchon Seoul Kimno Tokyo Pusan Masan-Chindong Naktongiver Chirhyon Waegwan Andong U.S

German Labor Ministry Member Tours U.S. Visits Ex-GI in Hagerstown

Georg Gelet of the German Labor Ministry tours the United States visiting an ex GI in Hagerstown and reading American newspapers. He notes American industrial scale and the scope of democracy as crucial for Germany’s youth training program. He emphasizes teaching freedoms and anticipates a return visit to deepen ties.

German Labor Ministry U. S Grist Whier Germany Colst Far Whiel Georg Gelet James L. Wrar Mitchell Avenue C & P Telephone Company William E. Semter

Ives Says Dewey Will Likely Retire from Governor Role

Wabbington August 8 Senator Ives says he has stopped pressuring Thomas E Dewey to seek a third term as New York Governor and believes Dewey will retire to private life. Ives sees Joseph Hanley as nearly certain GOP Governor nominee with the senatorial race still unsettled. Dewey’s August engagements shift to Hanley and Hagerty fuels speculation of a Hanley endorsement. Republicans eye seven seats to oust Democrats in November.

Wabbington Ives Funy Thomas E. Dewey Dewey New York Joseph Hanley Hanley James Hagerty Lst Senate

Local Visits and Picnic Highlight Keedysville Family News

Keedysville residents Mrs Samuel Neal and daughter Henrietta spent days in Shippensburg with Mr and Mrs Lester Neal. Mr and Mrs Sanford Keedy and daughter Mrs Goldie Wyand along with Josa ie Waters and Lee Wyand toured Mount Vernon and visited Elwood Mumma in Silver Spring. Mr and Mrs James Shriver of Baltimore were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Clyde Huntzberry. The Homemarkers Chuir will hold its annual picnic in Taylor Memorial Park on Thursday evening. The Christian church did not allow its teachers to accept interest on money until modern times.

Samuel Neal Henrietta Shippensburg Lester Neal Sanford Keedy Goldie Wyand Josaie Waters Lee Wyand Mount Vernon Elwood Mumma Silver Spring James Shriver Baltimore Myr Clyde Huntzberry Homemarkers Chuir Taylor Memiorial Park

Australian-facias leader Tharry Treches jailed in Frisco

Australian born Tharry Treches, a west coast fishermen’s union leader, is jailed in San Francisco after entering wearing street clothes and a prison card. Federal officials revoke his assets and orders his associates to prison for activities deemed dangerous to security.

Tharry Tretches San George Harris Indland Uridees

Name and Title Cisserseeseneey Parents

The item appears garbled with unclear names and an incomplete address. No verifiable entities or structured details are extractable for a proper newspaper card.

Leaf To Preside At Post Meeting

Albert Leaf will preside for the first time as commander of Poto mac Post No 202 The American Legion at a meeting tonight in the post home at 8 p.m. The state convention will be discussed and a report on plans for the dedication of the new addition to the home will be given along with committee reports.

Albert Leaf Potomac American Legion Mittees

Man-Eating Lion Speared To Death In Sudan

In Khartoum district natives killed Asad the Assassin a man eating lion that had terrorized De Zande country and Faxatoria Province. Villagers tracked the beast to its lair and killed it with spears after weeks of threats. The lion weighed heavily with a large mane and long teeth that enabled it to prey on humans.

Khartoum Lewis

Garden Club Luncheon Highlights Beauty of Trees

Monterey Country Club hosts Blue Ridge Summit Garden Club meeting with speakers from Penn State Horticulture Society. Guests include Miss Elizabeth Clark and Miss Louise Clark. Mrs Williams and Mr Bradley Worster Wood preside. discussions cover tree beauty and orchard topics. Local residents share travel and residence notes including moves and visits.

Blue Ridge Summit Blue Ridge Garden Club Monterey Country Club Elizabeth Clark Louise Clark Richard Tmeasant Whitridge Williams Anne Worster Wood Penn State Horticulture Society Richard Crouch Geiger Europe Germany Marea V. Harris

Color Television Test Is Conducted Across 200 Miles

A test broadcast of color television was sent from Washington to the New York area via coaxial cable. RCA announced the experiment to test cable handling of color signals. The color feed originated at WNEW Washington and was relayed to WNBT New York, with reception at RCA laboratories in Bridgeport and Princeton. Black and white reception occurred for standard sets tuned to the proper channel.

New York Washington D. C Radio Corporation of America WNEW WNBT RCA Bridgeport

Boy diver finds bicycle while seeking golf balls

Carl Baldwin, 15, diving in Montrose harbor while hunting golf balls found a red and white bicycle at the 10 foot bottom. The Chicago item notes his earnings from reclaiming lost golf balls helped fund his spending money.

Chicago Carl Baldwin Montrose Harbor J Spicycle Carl

Doan’s Pills Offer Relief for Kidney and Urinary Ailments

An oblique warning about kidney strain from cold dampness or overexertion leads to headaches backache and fatigue. It promotes Doan’s Pills as a mild diuretic used for over 50 years to ease nagging backache frequent urination and bladder irritation by flushing waste from the kidneys.

Dean Doan Don's Pills

Bike recovered after surface reveal by brothers

Police Capt. Thomas Kelly told Carl the bike can be claimed in a few days at the town hall police station if no one claims it. Charles Jr. assisted in getting the bike to the surface.

Charles, Jr Thomas Kelly Carl Town Hall

Blind gardener in Iowa works kneeling to weed

Fremont Clark 51 of Des Moines is noted as one of the best gardeners in We dena Iowa. He has been totally blind for many years and performs all gardening from a kneeling position. He does an efficient weeding job.

Des Moines Wedena Fremont Clark Clark

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