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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1952

Page

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Thousands Needed in Dental and Health Work Across Nation

Washington reports the President's Commission on Health Needs heard panel summaries from 21 experts showing a shortage of dentists, nurses, and medical assistants. They urged organizing care and a plan for national health coverage amid staffing gaps and hospital vacancies.

Washington Truman American Medical Association Tararhat Teuman Sumimovies Tral Aererioan Hospital Association

Pittsburgh Police Chief Dismissed After Restaurant Incident

Pittsburgh safety director announced the dismissal of police superintendent Harvey Scott after an on premises dispute Saturday night in which he was struck on the head with a water pitcher. Scott, earning $8 987 per year, had faced earlier accusations of drunken and boisterous conduct and was suspended for 45 days by a state grand jury. A successor has been named by Mayor David L. Lawrence.

Pittsburgh David L. Lawrence Harvey Scott Lawrence Grooge E. A. Tairley Seait Fairley Beott Scntt

Fines Not Deductible by Tracy Slot Operators

U S Tax Court ruled former Tracy slot operator Charles A Clark could not deduct city fines as taxes licenses or permits. Clark claimed an arrangement with the city for illegal slots paying 25 dollars monthly per machine. records show 32.22 dollars in fines paid by check through the police chief from 1944 to 1946. The court noted the machines were illegal and no permits were issued, while police chief B G Wyman and Judge Fen Jackson affirmed the fines were legitimate.

Tracy Calif Washington U. S Charles A. Clark Clark Ilegal Califoonia Sim Clark Trijng Fron BG. Wyman Junge Fen

Riverside Man Wins Annulment From 16 Year Old Wife

Roland De Vigier, 28, a Chicago heavy construction equipment executive, obtained a default annulment in Riverside California from Madth Morris Be DeVier, 16, who he had married after a secretive courtship. The couple wed in Arizona last November after meeting at a soda fountain waitress job. they renewed in Paris on November 22. The court ordered testimony and exhibits to stand, with no out of court settlement reported. De Vigier said the marriage ended as she could not meet his social level.

Riverside Calif Roland CU de Vigier Morris Be Devier Quertesite Ariz Notre Dame Cathedral Paris California Hey Ming de Viger Chicago

Opponents Rally Behind Cherry To Block McMath Runoff

In Arkansas a trio of McMath rivals joined Francis Cherry in a radio Talkathon to urge voters to back Cherry in the runoff for the Democratic nomination for governor. The event followed a bitter primary and featured remarks from Tackett, Athy, and Hollon as McMath faced Trump-backed opposition.

Ark Aig McMath Francis Cherry Cherry Truman CIO AFL Boyd Tackett Marty Farmer Athy Jack Holl Arkansas McMaid Byenan

Paper gossip and a beetle note from the National Geographic Society

Nothing Important, Just Wanted Paper reports on a quirky exchange aboard the ship Silverstar between Havana and Miami with George Southworth arranging papers. The scuffle involves a captain and a newspaper clerk. The National Geographic Society notes about 250 000 beetles copied in pewter inks.

Miami Fla Havana Vera Rae George Southworth Flere Ald Dhitial Wenical Herrie Southworth Komrane The National Geographic Society

Preservers ENG and Prospective Bus Passengers

The text describes plant and seed preparation, noting pansy seeds for next year and sowing in gond soil. It mentions seedlings to be transplanted at about one inch in size into a permanent place, and references quick work and tuning up a queue of passengers.

Love-Talk Not Good For Tots In Dundee

Dundee residents protest loud courting conversations on a bus route near Davyl Thomson’s home. The Manador Transport Committee plans changes today to shield Thomson’s children from the public romance while passengers argue over bus etiquette and family welfare.

Dundee Scotland Manador Transport Committee Davyl Thomson Thomson

Driver Seized in West Side Extortion Plot

An Uber cab driver was duped into a $40,000 extortion plot after entering Security National Bank with a sealed gate to a teller. A note demanded 400 and warned of a radio bomb in the satchel. Police seized suspects, including Edward Jones, and found the bomb was a dud. One man paid 34 to carry the case and was later released after questioning.

Cniware Ang Bizzare Tireat West Side Security National Bank Joseph Bongos Lil Banzell Whee Edward Ones Sogo Jones

Draft call may pull in nineteen year olds

Washington reports a Selective Service spokesman says increased manpower needs soon may require drafting nineteen year olds into the armed forces. Existing drafts use men twenty and older, with October calls rising 47,000 and September’s higher quotas hinting at further increases through year end.

Washington Selective Service Armed Services Unuil Han Lewis J. Hershey

Ellinger to Speak at Police Service School Event

Hagerstown police commissioner Ellinger is slated to address a Police In Service float hosted by the University of Maryland College of Special and Contin uation Studies on September 2. Dr. Ras Ehrensberger will deliver the welcome. The agenda includes driver training, traffic direction signals, accident investigation, vehicle code revisions, reporting, evidence handling, medical and criminal investigations, interrogation procedures, homicide investigation, enforcement procedures, accident reports, trials, traffic legislation, highway safety education, psychology, court procedures, and press relations.

Im. E. Ellinger Hagerstown Police In Service University of Maryland College of Special Ras Ehrensberger Traffe Polo Mack

Montgomery Gun Shop Sale Sparks Family Gap

In Montgomery Alabama on Aug 12, Mrs. Alex Cassimus advertised her late brother Uncle Dave Tad as he died two months ago for sale of Tad family gun shop Todd's Gun Shop. She stresses the business remains a favorite haunt of sportsmen since 1820 and seeks a buyer who is a genuine sportsman with no gimmicks and no fancy installations.

Tad Todd Dave Tada Alex Cassimus Montgomery Ala

Churchill Father Faced Duel Challenge by Prince of Wales

London Aug 12 Winston Churchill's father Lord Randolph Churchill was once challenged to a duel by the Prince of Wales who would become King Edward VI. The tale, drawn from Sir Shana Leslie's account in The Month, notes Lord Randolph's chivalrous reply and his offer to duel anyone deputized by the prince, while declining to strike at the future sovereign. The report cites other Churchill fighting stories and 1840s Royal disputes, including Lord Cardigan and a failed Hartington challenge.

London Winston Churchill Lord Randolph Prince of Wales Edward VI Shana Leslie Pit Xoutyon the Month Leslie Kentle Lord Falmiuth Laska Churchills Indy Lestie Hinsel Loulie Winston Churchill Aescyther Randolph Winsett Lord Hartington Lord Hartorgton Britain Lord Cardigan Light Brigade

Beware of 1953 Prophecies Free Book Offer in LA

An enigmatic figure in Los Angeles markets a free 6th page book about world prophecies and mind power. The notice promises cosm icly significant forecasts, personal improvement, and a forthcoming era. It invites readers to request a free copy from the Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles with a stamped self-addressed envelope.

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