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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1950
Page
8
Marines Mobilize Rapid Expansion Amid Reserve Calls
The Marine Corps plans a rapid buildup of about 75 percent, aiming to reach 130,000 personnel. It will call up 80,000 volunteer reserves by Oct. 30, with the First Division and First Wing deployed in Korea and on the East and West Coasts. Notable reserve figures include James Roosevelt and Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy in the roster of high profile names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Korea
Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense Department
Corpo Fa
Armed Services
Stiil
Marine Aviations
James Roosevelt
California
Joseph R. NcCarthy
R-Wis
Youths Admit to Breaking In Boxcars on Elizabeth Street
Three boys under 18 confessed to detectives and railroad police that they broke into ten boxcars and several parked automobiles in the Elizabeth Street area. They admitted more serious offenses and described stealing lanterns, paint cans, and paint brushes from the railroad. They were to be brought before juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railway
Elisabeth Street
Elizabeth Street
Proposed Mundt Ferguson Bill Would Force Reds to Register
Washington column reports Sen. Jenner questions applying Mundt Ferguson to Hiss Coplon and others, arguing registration could lock up traitors. Mundt Ferguson would criminalize aiding advocacy of overthrow and bar registered Communists from government jobs or passports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
Coplon
Harry Bridges
Alger Hiss
Iberty
Whittaker Chambers
Hiss
Jenner
Judy Coplon
U. S
Mundt-Ferguson
Alger Wiss
Qd Commie
Hollywood
Congress
Karl E. Mundt
Communist Party
Federal Bureau of
Alver Hise
Judy Copson Socoloy
Senator Mundt
Sen
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Anton Gubitchev
Whittaker
Social Security changes explained in dollars and cents
Washington report outlines how the September 1 increases affect old age pensions, with lower payments doubled and higher caps rising. It details individual cases for a worker, wife, and widow, showing August versus September amounts and the impact on family totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlow
Washington
Furnure
Aueust
Geta
Janes
Jones
Herter
Heat and horror mark the war front in Aug column
Boyle's account describes brutal heat and brutal war as infantry struggle up hillside slopes under enemy fire while air support and medics tend the wounded. The piece recalls the grim, human toll of battle with vivid scenes of stretcher bearers, hospital trains, and exhausted soldiers returning to a quieter frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SY Don Whitehead
Hal Boyle
Orea
Ann
Water main breaks flood in front of Court House
Jottings from yesteryears notes a large water main ruptured on Washington Street near the Court House drawing a crowd. The Washington County Library delivery wagon was wrecked at a railroad crossing with minor injuries to driver Joshua Thomas. A C V Railroad fined ten dollars when a freight train blocked Franklin Street for 22 minutes. Peach prices fell from 1.20 to below flex bushel while other fruit and veg prices held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Washington S Street
West Washington Street
Baldwin Hotel
Washington County Library
St. James
Joshua Thomas
C. V. Railroad
Williams
C. V./ freteht
Franklin Street
Finkhouser Wins Fountain Head Cup After Tight Final
George S. Finkhouser defeated FB J Smead one up to capture the President's Cup at Fountain Head Country Club in a near masterpiece match. Hancock's Homecoming Week ended with Al Sprangie star attraction perched on Rathmore flagpole, needing assistance to return to ground. Fire Chief Byers blamed firebites for recent early morning blazes that claimed Hiram Smith and others. Lon Chaney, famed for many faces, died in Los Angeles shortly after his last film The Unholy Three played at the Maryland Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Finkhouser
FB. J. Smead
Fountain Head Country Club
Finkhouser
Hancock
al Sprangie
Rathmore
Lon Chaney
Los Angeles
Maryland Theatre
Protecting Children With Immunization And Vaccines
Public health guidance emphasizes a protective level of 35 percent preschool immunization to prevent diphtheria and related diseases. The article discusses maternal immunity, early vaccination, triple vaccines, booster doses, and school exposure, plus notes on measles and other common pediatric health topics.
The Boy Who Watches The Golf Man
A fragment discusses the relation between a boy and a golfer, noting the boy's duty to watch the ball and the man, and hints that the boy may witness the golfer's temper and potential downfall. It treats the boy as observer of adult behavior across the game.
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Aly
Fomans
James Marlow
Boyle
Hal Cochran
Chicago
New York
Mac
Frederick
Charles C. Roberts
Walkersville
Frederick Countinn
Kores
Bolaha
Smith
Nis
Social Security
Forbes
Yesteryears
Jack Byers
Hiram Smith
Chestnut Street
Schindel Rohrer Company
Hagerstown Dairy
National Museum
Fo Ker Witt
Theodore &. van Dellen, Md
Johnny
Mra. T
R. L
L. M
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Mrs. M. V. Filbert
Mrs. Filbert
Maplewood
Hagerstown
J. H. Filbert, Inc
Armotrong
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