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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1950

Page

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Pentagon Sees Scant Hope In Peace Talks

U S officials warn that a United Nations evacuation of 200000 troops from Korea could be perilous if Red China deploys air and sea forces. China’s surface navy is small but submarines exist and the air force, revitalized with Soviet planes, could attack beachheads and transports. Jet fighters are based in China and the force is described as small but modern and capable. Washington notes farm sales from 1940 to 1950 rose sharply, then declined after 1946, with most sales voluntary and few foreclosures.

Red China Korea China Japan Red China Air Force Communist Washington VU. S Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Million Dollar Tip Check Shocks Dallas Driver

Dallas taxi driver I L Grizzle received a $1,000 tip that came as a written check. Two weeks earlier two men hired Nichols Brothers taxi to Temple for a girl rescue, and one man wrote the $1,000 check. The Grizzles say they will keep some of the windfall in the bank as luck improves. The man who signed the check could not be recalled.

Dallas L. Grizale Milion Dol Chicago Mercantile National Bank of Dallas Grizzle Nichols Brothers Dallas Taxicab J Company Temple Thim Bis

Jury Convicts Motorist Here

A motorist was convicted after a trial recounting his drive from Clear Spring to Hagerstown. He claimed one beer, a stop at Woodpoint Grill, and a conversation with proprietor Kenly Long while his companion admitted drinking. Prosecution urged the jury to avoid second guessing the officers, while defense argued the man remained sober.

Hagerstown Woodpoint Girl Kenly Long Paul Mowen Clear Spring Guessford Mowen Woodpoint Grill Panghorn Corporation Po- Hce Angle ‘Woltinger Martin L. Interam

Vienna Choir Boys Debut in Hagerstown Concert

The world famous Vienna Choir Boys will appear in Hagerstown at Hagerstown High School on Tuesday evening January 9. The group of more than 20 boys ages seven to 12 belongs to Vienna's Konvikt School. The choir tours three units, with a rotation system that sends each boy abroad at least once, and admission to choirs requires two years of training and selective entry.

Vienna Hagerstown Hagerstown High School St. Stephen's Chapel United States Josep Schnitt Lchoir AMR Hageratown Civic Music Association

AFL Would Organize Penitentiary Guards

The American Federation of Labor seeks to form a union for 125 guards at the Maryland Penitentiary, revealed by Warden Claude B. Swenson and Maryland organizer Joseph Gillis. Gillis says the union is already formed, while police unions face opposition from Baltimore Police Commissioner Beverly Ober.

Baltimore Thsa American Federation of Labor Maryland Claude B. Swenson Swenson Joseph Gillit AFL Gillis Col Beverly Ober

Court Upheld Montgomery Taxi Regulation Powers

The Court of Appeals affirmed Montgomery County's right to regulate taxicabs and levy special license fees on drivers. It reversed a circuit court decision ordering reimbursement to John S. Bigelow of the White Cab Company for $203 in fees and ordered a new trial, without ruling on the county ordinance specifics.

Annapolis Court of Appeals Montgomery County Montgomery John S. Bigelow We! Cab Company

Hospital Ribeases Discharges In Washington County

Yesterday several patients were discharged from Washington County Hospital including Imogene V Farrow of Big Spring Mrs Woodrow W Clem and twin daughters of 428 Jefferson Street John C Farrow 519 Borma Avenue James A Sharon 818 Georgia Avenue Mrs Wilbur A Snyder 421 Clarendon Avenue Mrs Melvin M Ridenour 126 South Locust Street and Mrs Alma K Koodle Williamsport.

Washington County Hospital Imogene V. Farrow Big Spring Woodrow W. Clem Jefferson Street George A. Gaschaud Funkstown John c. Farrow Borma Avenue James A. Sharon Georgia Avenue Wilbur A. Snyder Clarendon Avenue Melvin M. Ridenour South Locust Street Alma K. Koodle Williamsport

Youthful Hunter Frozen To Death In Giles County

Pearlsburg Va December 6 The body of a youthful hunter found on Peters Mountain near Big Stony Creek in Giles County is 21 year old Junior Underwood son of Howard Underwood of Linside West Virginia. He reportedly went missing Monday while deer hunting. Underwood who had just left the Army about three months ago died from freezing according to the Giles County coroner. The body was brought to Broyles Funeral Home Peters Town West Virginia.

Pearlsburg Peters Mountain Big Stony Creek Interior Giles County Junior Underwood Howard Underwood Linside W. Va Broyles

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