07 Dec 1950
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1950
Page
1
Mrs Vulgammot received jail time after a disturbance tied to language in a city restaurant. Magistrate Martin V. Bostetter criticized her pattern of arrests and noted the need for attitude change. Clayton A Montgomery of Comstock Park was jailed five days on a drunk charge after police reports of door knocking while intoxicated.
Two county draft board members in Montana asked to resign by Governor Bonner for opposing further drafts until the atom bomb is used in Korea. The Roosevelt County board defended drafting, citing fairness, while one member urged immediate use of the bomb. The board sent a resolution to Montana's senators and representatives urging full US government use of its resources including the atom bomb.
Two Buffalo brothers, Privates First Class George and Michael Kaczmarek, of the First Marine Division, were wounded in Seoul fighting and met at Yokosuka Naval Hospital for a brief reunion during free time. Both served in the same division in Korea.
Snow covers the middle and upper Mississippi Valley and Lake Superior region with up to 28 inches depth near Duluth Minnesota. Rain shifts to snow in Kentucky and Tennessee with many roads closed and seventy six Shelby County schools shut. Amarillo reports livestock losses as cold wind sweeps southward and Day Nursery in Hagerstown receives gifts from schools churches and individuals.
Yale coach Hiehlmar selected three Yale players to join the North squad for the Shrine's Crippled Children’s Fund game against the South. Quarterback Walt Clrmnens and ends Chuck Masters from Thisa Ohio were named to the North, with tackle St The dale from New Tendon also listed.
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