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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1950

Page

2

Four Truman nominees rejected in single Senate day

Washington Aug 10 Senate rejected four Truman nominations to government posts in a single day brushing off the move as an old Senate custom. Hutchinson to the Federal Trade Commission was the only record vote, 69 to 14. The other three posts went down amid party lines with hostile debates and claims of partisan manipulation.

Senate Lucas Washington Truman Illinois Martin A. Hutchinson Virginia Federal Trade Commission Byrd D-Va Hutchinson Langer Lator Maxinson D. Washi Frank B. Hook Michigan Motor Cladus Commission M. Neil Andrews Jude Georgia Carroll O. Switzer Tow Ferguson Mich Agaist Hook Senator Ses

A-Bomb talk frames city health defense plan

Dr. Perry F. Prather, city and county health officer, spoke to the Hingerstown Rotary Club on medical and public health aspects of civil defense. He outlined Hiroshima and Nagasaki casualties and discussed deaths, injuries, and planning measures including blood transfusions, radiation risks, shelter standards, and emergency coordination led by the American Red Cross and Health Departments.

Perry F. Prather Hingerstown Htealth Prather Americaty Red Cross Joseph Wo Ryvren Washington Slanty Health Department Rotary Forniggin Med Ceestry Campbell

Council Votes For Bus Expenses For Little League Trip

The Wa gzerstown City Council unanimously approved bus expenses for the Little League playoffs to Edgewood. Mayor Mills opposed direct funding but did not veto, citing budgetary overrun concerns. Councilman Jennings supported the measure, praising the league for delinquency prevention and youth recreation.

al Sta's Edgewood fHeroan J. Mills Jnot Mel Jennings Little League Wagzerstown

Pentagon Watches Korean Red Drive Toward Taegu Center

Washington Aug 10 The Pentagon high command kept a watchful eye on a North Korean pincer aimed at Taegu the important United Nations communications and supply hub. Officials warned a fall of Taegu could cripple supply lines and force a fallback to better defensive positions in hilly terrain while the Naktong River line remained not final. The clash comes amid broader urban tax gains and mounting war pressures.

Washington Pentagon High Command United Nations Taegu Naktong Pusan Tapyu Pentagon Taeau Chicago Lry I City Managers Association Bristol

City Council Enacts Two Percent Sales Tax

Phoenix adopts a two percent city sales tax while private clubs dispensing liquor face a new annual license fee. Eugenie Oregon imposes a three percent tax on theater tickets and other admissions.

Phoenix Ariz Eugenie Oreg

Athlete's Foot Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts a topical athlete's foot remedy with 96 percent alcohol base for deep penetration to kill fungi on contact. It claims relief in one hour and a money back guarantee at Middiekaulf's drug store.

Middiekaulf's

Veterans Recall World War II Tactics in Korea Fight

The Korean War feels strange to many Americans serving there. Most officers and enlisted men are World War II veterans who fought in Europe. Enemy close-in fighting tactics differ from those used against German and Italian troops in Europe.

Korea Europe

Juniors to Meet for Picnic Plans Tonight

Plans for a Junior Fire Company picnic to be discussed at a meeting this evening at p m. The message also notes Caracas as the capital of Venezuela.

Junior Fire Company Venezuela Cariacas

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