03 Feb 1951
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1951
Page
1
Former Governor Lane and Mrs. Lane and their daughter Dorothy departed for a two month Mediterranean cruise from New York. The trip comes as Lane notes he will not decide future plans until Senate action on tax increases.
Ankara officials announce Turkey will deploy additional soldiers to Korea, increasing its contingents. The decision increases the NATO allied force presence as part of ongoing United Nations efforts.
Alagerstown man C M Delauder has been chosen potentate of the Ali Ghan Temple. He succeeds Harold Wickard of Camberlare and will serve about one year. He will represent the temple to the Imperial Council meeting in New York.
Marine Private Gene El Cowan sons of Mel Cowan and Mrs Rarl Cowan of Smitisburg and Marine Private Chari F Wivell formerly of 609 Hamilton Boulevard Wanerstown have enlisted in the Marine Corps for three years. They will undergo training and upon completion receive ten days leave before assignment to their new duty stations.
The December and current rail walkouts continue with workers reporting sick as unions demand a 40 hour week at 48 hours pay and improved conditions. Government and mediation efforts fail to unite rail unions and management. The White House says the stoppage threatens national security and supplies while coal and oil sectors face disruption.
Singer Ginny Simms obtained court orders requiring her estranged husband Hyatt R. Metin, a construction engineer, to pay child support of 2500 a month for their two sons David five and Conrad one. She retains custody while Dehn may visit three times a week. The couple, married since 1945, have separated after reconciling and divorcing multiple times.
A pair of early night crashes on West Washington Street and Fairplay Road left three people injured. Arthur L H Nortis, 32, and Woodrow Ritter, 38, were involved in a collision on West Washington with total vehicle damage around 175 dollars. Richard D. Stotter, 21, was hit on Fairplay Road by William G. Lavider, Dr., causing about 300 dollars in damage.
Real estate deeds show numerous transfers from couples and individuals. Properties range from two acres near U S Route 11 to dwellings along East Avenue North Franklin and Williamsport area, with parcels on Virginia Avenue and High Street. Transactions involve buyers such as Edwin J Newcomer Clara F Himes Joseph L Himes Robert L Cunningham and others across Districts 1 2 and 123.
Ha gerstown High School chemistry and physics departments presented an assembly to show what to do in case of an atomic attack. The program used a play and radio broadcast with demonstrations of an atom smasher, chain reactor, isotopes, and uranium sizing, plus a mock air raid and a bomb proof cellar. Participants included Katie Fockler and Tony Ebersole with student directors Steve Palkovitz and Evelyn Schlotterbeck. faculty advisors were Eston F. Fox and William R. Parkin.
Allied forces push toward Seoul amid heavy fighting and Chinese resistance. Turkish units report artillery and small arms fire as frontline clashes continue near Suwon and Sawoul. A Chinese guide aided task forces as tanks led advances north of Jehon and Sinchon's approach.
The WSBO board debates a temporary wage thaw policy amid inquiries. The 10 word legal document allows raises for workers with contracts or meritorious work under the prior pattern, effective before Jan 25 1941. New hires start at the lowest salary for their position.
Representative Sutton urged a Justice Department inquiry into allegations that White House aides and others influenced large RFC loan approvals. Senate Banking Committee report cites directors bending to outside influence and lists loans totaling tens of millions to firms including eximass Petroleum and Mapes Hotel. The panel questions board decisions and calls for reforms and potential abolition of the RFC board.
Four fifths of the mixture is water while the remaining fifth consists of milk fat sugar and protein.
A geographic note describes a cavern area in Argentina covering about 79 98 square miles. The text emphasizes its expansive size and location within the country.
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