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14 Dec 1948
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The Daily Mail in Hagerstown, Maryland
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1948
Page
1
Fairchild C-82 sketch shown to Air Force for production needs
A sketch of the Fairchild C-82 was presented to Air Force officials who accepted it and discussed production and training needs. The report notes detachable self propelled features and loading concepts to keep pilots available for flying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boutelie Thieblot
Fairchild Allves
Féla
Air Force
Fairchild
Jacob Li. Devers
Combe Army
Berle Called To Testify Before New York Jury
A report continues on former TV figure Berle’s testimony before a New York grand jury. The piece cites ex Communist courier Whitaker Chambers and notes a compromise after a 50 minute federal court conference. Nixon reportedly refused to hand microfilmed material to federal prosecutors, citing House rules for custody of exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berle
New York
Whittaker Chambers
Maryland
Justice Department
Nixon
Federal District Court
John W. Clancy
Higher Government Salaries Sought by Administration
The administration asked Congress to raise top officials' pay. Cabinet officers would move from 15 thousand to 25 thousand dollars. Budget Director James E Webb told a Senate Civil Service subcommittee that higher pay is essential to attract outstanding government talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
James E.webb
Senate Civil Service
John Corderman Enters Ward 2 Council Race in 1940s Article
John Corderman announces candidacy for City Council in his long time Ward 2 home after two years Navy service. He cites deputy tax collector experience and civic involvement. Also filing are William Everly a Ward 2 Democrat and Bytrey a longtime grocer. Carl E. McCleary files in Ward 3 Republican primary with World War I and II service and veteran roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Corderman
D. Lee Staley
Wiliam J. Everly
Ridge Avenue
Everly
Bytrey
Carl E. McCleary
McCleary
93 Year-Old Lukens Steel Official Still Works Daily
Coatesville Pennsylvania on December 8 Pa man Charles Lukens Huston aged 93 continues his 79 year service at Lukens Steel Co. He began as a 1874 clerk rose to first vice president and still walks from his home to the plant daily. He started unpaid in 1872 at 17 helping with coal and mill chores while studying at Haverford College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatesville
Spry
Charles Lukens Huston
Lukens Steel Co
Huston
Philadelphia
Buston
Haverford College
Lukens
Husaton
Costa Rican border fighting as rebel forces seize town
Rebels led by Calderonistas from Nicaragua moved into Costa Rica and quickly captured La Cruz, about 36 miles from the border. A government plane fired on a barge near Puerto Soley, possibly aiding rebel troops, with three enemy planes seen across Costa Rican skies. Foreign Minister Debayle in Paris called the Security Council inquiry request unjust, while U.S. officials doubted any troops would be sent to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Rica
la Cruz
Puerto Soley
Salinas Bay
San Jose
Luis Manuel Debayle
Paris
United Nations
Security Council
Debarle
Washington
U. S
Central American
Foul Play Hinted In Worker's Death
Martinsburg police pursue a foul play theory in the death of Homer Church a 45 year old city highway department worker found dead with head injuries. He recently moved from Clarksburg and is survived by a brother and sister in Peansboro with no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Homer Church
Church
Clarksburg
Peanshboro
Miner killed in deep gas explosion at Goody mine
A gas explosion deep in a drift coal mine at Goody Kentucky last night killed one miner and injured four others. About 70 workers escaped unharmed according to company officials. The report also notes a separate fact about rodent sizes from pygmy mice to capybara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goody
Pig Eats Farmer’s Billfold Then Sells Hog to Pay Loss
Winnipex, Man. December 14. Farmer Peter Smud lost his billfold in the pigpen. A pig ate the money after chewing it. The bank declared the billfold worthless, and Smud sold the hog to help offset the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipex
Man
Peter Smud
Smud
Negro Accused in Baltimore Cop Shooting
Baltimore December 13 A 42 year old Negro Edward Grear was charged with shooting two policemen near Camden Station. Patrolman John Arnold critically wounded with abdomen and thigh shots while Patrolman Norman Mike was shot in the knee and may be disabled. The attack followed police responding to a choking incident involving Mary Alston 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Edward Grear
Camden Station
John
Hap) Arnold
Maryland General Hospital
Norman Mike
Arnold
Mary E. Alston
Driver Too Eager To Pay Off Questioned Ticket
Night desk clerk Bill Bennett at Police headquarters reports a manhanded a supposed parking ticket first offered a dollar to settle the matter. The ticket presented was not a police issued citation but one placed on a car windshield earlier in the day by a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bennett
Police
New Orleans Mayor Condemns State Interference in City Affairs
In New Orleans the mayor denounces state meddling in municipal matters. He criticizes a five man commission system and endorses at large elections as more workable. Morrison cites Louisiana voters defeating amendments seen as power grabs and urges protection of local rule. Delegates back a $1 billion federal housing loan plan and renewal of pre-war slum clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Selec
Commission
Morrison
Louisana
Association
Congress
Russia Arms Police Claim Stirs German Districts
Berlin reports that the Telegraf claims the eastern German People's Police are secretly rearmed by Russia, with women in training and forces split into factory units. Moscow and German Communists deny any disguised army, while alleging Western remilitarization. The article notes tanks and armored cars supplied to Torgau police schools as standard equipment in the Soviet zone. The piece recalls the Black Reichswehr’s hidden status as farm laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Telegret
People's Police
Germany
Russia
Reichsaweler
People’s Police
Saxony
Torgau Polce
Reichswehr
Maryland Legislative Council Prepares for 1949 Session
Baltimore reports the Maryland Legislative Council meets over three days to tidy preparations for the General Assembly session starting January 3. Attorney General Hall Hammond proposes a new measure to require license revocation appeals to end the license retention period, aiming to curb drivers who continue to operate while appeals are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Legislative Council
General Assembly
Hall Hammond
Hammond
Threats from Chinese Communists Near Nan Ring Capital
A report states Chinese Communists attacked about 5 miles northwest of Nan Ring, threatening the government of Chiang Kai-shek. The incident underscores regional tensions and security concerns around the capital area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiang-Kaishak
Nan Ring
Variation on a Sugar Cookie Recipe
A simple tweak to a sugar cooky method uses brown sugar instead of white for a richer flavor. The guide suggests sprinkling the tops with finely ground nuts before baking to add crunch and aroma.
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