Hagerstown Woman Found Dead In Auto
Mrs Mildred Skipton Doyle 26 of Hagerstown Md was found dead in a parked car at Wood County Airport under peculiar circumstances The Wood County coroner said death not due to carbon monoxide and exact cause undetermined An autopsy was authorized and underway at St Josephs Hospital An investigation followed her disappearance after she was last seen Friday afternoon
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Mildred Skipton Doyle
Hagerstown
Wood County
Doyle
Hagerstown Children's Hospital
R. W. Corbitt
Charles V. Renner
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Haze Greathouse
Woman Found Dead In Airport Parking Lot
Doyle's body was found in a car at the airport parking area around 5 p.m. with coroner notes stating death occurred about 48 hours earlier. Neighbors and authorities recall the car parked days ago with radio on and engine idling. gas was nearly empty and battery discharged. Mrs. Doyle, formerly a nurse, had visited her parents in Marietta and was reported missing by her husband who expected to travel home together.
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Doyle
Corbitt
Greathouse
Bowles
Parkershore
Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital
Dwight Skipton
Marietta
Chile
Eugene L. Doyle
Hangerstown
Veteran Major Resigns to Return to Korea in Tank Fight
Anne Stensiie reports N. D. The Sarge, a two world war veteran with two Korea tours, resigned his commission as a major. He says he returned to Korea to join the fighting tanks and resume combat service.
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Anne Stensiie
Korea
Devil's Lake
N. D
the Sarge
North Korea Abandoned To Chinese Reds
AP reports shift in Korea as Chinese forces push across the Manchurian border with cavalry units and divisions, threatening UN positions. MacArthur cites 1,000,000 Chinese troops in Korea. retreat of the Eighth Army south of Pyongyang continues toward the 38th parallel. Tokyo reports say UN forces are past a critical retreat stage.
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Korea
MacArthur
Manchurian
Pyongyang
38Th Parallel
Don Whitehead
Tokyo
8Th Army
U.N
Whitehead
Holland Letter Buoys War Fears Amid Prosperity
Anne Spencer Brugh argues war seems inevitable with Soviet aims to strain the U.S. and Europe through Korea and beyond. She notes Europe’s cautious stance, economic dependence on Marshall Plan aid, and a return to postwar prosperity in Holland while Americans face rising taxes and sacrifice.
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Anne Spencer Brugh
Holland
Uncle Sam
Americana
Korea
Europe
Anne Spencer
U.S
Macy's
Tam
Recount Process For Judgeship In Amos Reeder Case
The text outlines a possible recount process for a judgeship tied to the Amos Reeder case. A magistrate in each county would hear testimony then forward it to the Speaker of the House of Delegates. The Speaker would pass it to the election committee, which would report to the House for action. Law limits the House to ordering a recount or a new election and prevents designating a different winner. The House has explicit authority over disputes involving the state comptroller circuit court judges Orphans' Court judges registers of wills and clerks of Circuit Court.
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House of Delegates
House of Delegates’ Election Committee
Britain Plans 10.08 Billion Three Year Arms Program
Britain says it is solvent enough to finance a 10.08 billion dollar three year rearmament plan without U.S. aid. The program, outlined last August, relied on 1.5 billion dollars of American assistance, which Congress may not approve. Informants say Britain believes its finances have improved sufficiently to proceed alone.
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London
Britain
Aources
United States
U.S
Congress
Free Book On Arthritis And Rheumatism From The Ball Clinic
A free booklet titled Rheumatism explains why drugs give only temporary relief and outlines a specialized treatment system developed over 21 years at The Ball Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri. The offer requires no obligation and invites readers to write Dept. 3503, to request the instructional book today.
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Excelsior Springs
Ball
Ball Clinic
Dept
Missouri
Fire Destroys Mondell Home in Nine Months’ Span
A Mondell home, only nine months old, burned down leaving Mrs Kendle and her husband with little but worn clothing. Mrs Kendle’s size 14 dress and her husband’s 36 suit were recalled. they need clothing for the little one and shelter. Mrs Bagley, at 406 Ridge Avenue, assists with interim housing.
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Ken‘dla
Mra. Kendle
James H. Bagley
Ridge Avenue
George Predicts Curbs To Follow Emergency Order
The article notes impending curbs after an emergency order with comparisons to November quotas. It cites Deputy Secretary Robert M. Lovett stating that military funding beyond 8.0 billion will be requested for the current fiscal year ending June 30 and for the year starting July 1. President Truman plans to meet congressional leaders on mobilization, with mobilization officials in talks and no decisions yet.
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Senate ‘Appropriations Committee
Robert M. Lovett
Congress
House
Truman
Korea
Lahor Todin
Man's alcohol level challenge in driving case cited
Attorney McLaughlin argued that a low blood alcohol ratio did not prove intoxication, noting variability among individuals. He cited that some persons appear sober after drinking while others show intoxication, referencing Daniel Webster's oratorical performance after brandy as part of his defense.
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Pennsylvania
McLaughlin
Hantz
Daniel Webster
Intoxication Degree Debated In Court Here
Patrolman Giffin testified he arrested Krumpe around four o clock in the evening after a spill and beer. He said Krumpe smelled of alcohol yet walked and talked normally. Krumpe admitted having two bottles of beer at the Green and was released after posting collateral and securing a release for his small truck.
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Giffin
Krumpe
Green
Parish Drives Collects 52 Boxes of War Victim Clothing
In Hagerstown a Thanksgiving drive at St Marys Catholic Church, with War Relief Services of the National Catholic Welfare Conference, collected 52 boxes weighing 960 pounds for Far East war victims.
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Far East
Hagerstown
St. Mary's Catholic Church
War Relief Services
National Catholic Welfare Conference
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North Korea
Mestre
Mea Tri Tel
Summit Avenue
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Lfe
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Mise Brugh
Hlolland
U. S
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Romulo
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Sevenman Board
Herald - Mail
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Howard R. Witt Co
Zenith
J. L. Colbert
Profeasional Arts
Mondell
George
St Joseph
St. Joseph
Millys
the Talk of
Tobin
First Federal Savings and Loan
TED Era Savings
Hun
North Soma
Service
Renners Garage
TIA
Tae
Virginia Ave
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