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A local paper announces a new cinema with 400 beds but the claim is a misprint. Readers ask about bed type pajamas or nightgowns and overnight options after late shows.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1949
Page
2
A local paper announces a new cinema with 400 beds but the claim is a misprint. Readers ask about bed type pajamas or nightgowns and overnight options after late shows.
James Marlow analyzes how Congress not in session limits coverage of major topics from atomic materials to economic reports. He notes signals from President Truman’s agenda and a looming civil rights push while observers push for decisive action before the fall elections.
The Volunteer Fire Company of District 12 will conduct its annual meeting tonight at the Fairplay fire hall. All members are asked to attend as they discuss possible purchase by the membership and review demonstrations.
The piece discusses long service at City Market and community debates over market policy. It notes calls for meetings by concerned residents and the impact of market activity on town life and local firms. Strong entities referenced include City Market and local governance.
A Berlin project aims to convert a bunker into a bird sanctuary by next summer. Workers use power shovels to clear debris and prepare the site while plans include importing birds and planting trees.
Four youths who escaped County Jail last week pleaded guilty to escape before Judge Joseph D. Mish. They had waived indictment by grand jury and sought immediate trial. Defendants are James W. Martin and Donald R. Turner of Hagerstown and George Watts Jr. and David Conner of Washington, D.C.
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