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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1957

Page

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Dutch Ask U.N. To Act On Seizure of Dutch Property

The Netherlands accuses Indonesia of flouting U.N. authority by boycotts and seizing Dutch enterprises in Indonesia. A letter to the Security Council and General Assembly calls the moves illegal, seeking possible U.N. measures while noting thousands of Dutch nationals are leaving Indonesia amid Jakarta’s West New Guinea pressure.

United Nations Bly Netherlands Indonesia U.N Security Council General Assembly Reltef Jakarta Fat P Alse West New Guinea C. W. A. Schurmann Republic of Indonesia

Christmas Day Forecast With Sunny Skies and Mild Temperatures

The weather outlook predicts a pleasant Christmas in Washington County with clear skies and temperatures in the low 30s. Arctic air grips the north central states with strong winds and snow flurries, while the Great Lakes experience gusts up to 55 mph and widespread cold. The cold snaps stretch from Minnesota to the Texas Panhandle, with the Rockies seeing the coldest readings around Big Piney Wyoming at near zero.

Washington County Bueau Hasterm Seaboard Mississippi Midwest Atetions

Truck Burst Into Flames At City Dump Fire Destroys Vehicle

Four men, including John W St Clair and Paul Ray Cartee, face larceny charges after a beer party loot from a clothing firm was found in a truck burned at the city dump. The owner Lerail and lessee L Aig Inc. reported the truck destroyed around 4:30 with two tons of pretzels and potato chips among the waste. The South End Fire Company could not save the vehicle despite a quick response.

Christmas Powers Distributing Company Swartz John W. St. Clair Lerail North Foundry Street Joy Keesler L'Aig Paul Ray Cartee Apearel, Inc Prospect Street Harold Lester Meyers S. Marshall Franklin John W. Marshall Meyers Franklin St East Washington James Settles Hubert Comer St. Clair City Water Department With && Million Sallang Pha South End

Daily Mail Tomorrow Noted Christmas Day Schedule

Fragmentary OCR notes reference Tomorrow being Christmas Day with mention of news printing and life fret. Appears as an upbeat transit of schedule or publication without clear facts.

Perry

City Hall Faces Longstanding Pigeon Rise in Hagerstown

The sheriff’s office reports an aging pigeon problem at City Hall drawing city action. Prisoners trap birds and Deputy Isanogle uses a .22 rifle, shooting nine pigeons in two days. City officials consider four traps from the courthouse roof and even debate shooting from the roof, with discussions on jail trustees handling traps and disposal. Downtown rooftops show increasing flocks forming a sentinel-like line as dusk nears.

Court House City Hall Leister Isanogle Roger Chariton Hagerstown

Eisenhower urges conciliation for world peace with Russia

President Eisenhower told Americans last night that peace hinges on a conciliatory spirit and clear evidence of Communist sincerity in negotiations. He challenged the Kremlin to show good faith as Dulles rejected Russia’s call for a special UN session and pressed for disarmament talks with Western powers ready to negotiate.

Douglas B Cornell Washington Hisenhower Moscow Eisenhower Kremlin America NATO Council Paris Dulles Russia United Nations NATO United States

Hyacinths Bulbs Ready To Bloom Water Flow Update

Edgemont reservoir nears full as Smithsburg reservoir spills over. Water Department Superintendent Richard C. Willson reports Hyacinths Bulbs Ready To Bloom water flowing into EdgeMont reservoir at about 56 million gallons daily.

Eggeters Edgemont Smithsburg Water Department Richard C. Willson Edgemont Reservoir

Fluoride in Water Studied for Tooth Decay Reduction

A health survey in Washington County will test if fluoride in drinking water reduces tooth decay among schoolchildren. Dentists and health officials will examine pupils in Hagerstown area schools for decayed teeth and fillings, with results guiding future municipal water programs.

Baber Hagers Hagerstown

Four Survivors Rescued After Navy Radar Plane Down

In the Pacific about 26 miles north of Oahu a Navy radar plane with 28 crewmen aboard went down last night. An armada of rescuers pulled four survivors from the water shortly after midnight, but two bodies were recovered. The survivors, in life preservers but not in a raft, said the Super Constellation did not crash and offered no explanation for the incident.

Honolulu Pacific Oahu Navy Kanehe Earthj Barbers Point Naval Air Wahol Honolue East Ger lHe Richard D Ner Jibady Trillians Coast Guard Sians Cal Sr Space Ee Maekit H. L. Powers Beet Radio Commu Cartee Washington and Patratan Bartey Sattles and Comer St Clair St. Clair Marshall

Simpson Says P O Business Is Best Ever

Postmaster Thomas M Simp son announced the Christmas rush was the biggest ever with cancellations exceeding last year by 20 000. Total cancellations this year were 1 802 089 compared with 1 782 093 last year. The office will close at noon today except for emergencies and the list of prize winners will be published. Two expert judges will assess decorated homes in the contest as staff thanks the public for cooperation.

Thomas M. Simpson Junging Tto

Driving Charges Cost Man 220 in Fines

Grover W. Bowers of Keedynville RI1 was fined 220 after speeding and following too close and failing to stop after an accident. State trooper Robert Basore arrested him three miles east of Hagerstown on December 14 for tailing and recklessness.

Grover W. Bowers Keedynville Robert Basore Bowers Hagerstown

Mayor Gives Away His Entire Salary In Pittsburgh

Veteran Burgess David Hershman of McKees Rocks donated his full annual salary of 1509 dollars for the twelfth year. He owns a furniture store and says he funds his political duties from outside earnings while providing Christmas food baskets for some families.

Pittsburgh Der Burgess David Hershman McKees Rocks Hershman

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