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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1950

Page

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State's Anti-Red Law Reinstated

In an Annapolis appeal, the Maryland Court of Appeals ruled the case premature and did not rule on most provisions of the anti red law. Judge Henderson said complainants have no standing since none have faced prosecution. The court upheld one provision for a special Assistant Attorney General to head antisubsversive investigations, but held other provisions not properly before them.

Henderson Judes Henderson Eupurema Sherbow High Court Supreme Court Annapolis

Public Learns How To Build Homes As Protection Against Atom Bombs

County agents and officials tour a trial area to review building codes for earthquake and blast resistance. Experts say large new structures must be fire resistant and capable of withstanding blast and ground shock with reinforced soft steel. Promised support from SCS and university extension aims to improve materials and technical knowhow.

Pacific Coast States

Smith Promoted to Display Supervisor at ME System

O J Smith, shown above, has been promoted to display supervisor for the ME System, effective this month, succeeding David Dorman who moves to sales training and development supervisor for the merchandise department. Smith has years of window and store display experience and has led sales meetings and company theatricals.

O. J. Smith South Potomac Street Potomac Edison Hagerstown Service Department David Dorman Hagerstown Ro 1 Smith

Help To Share Belt Of County Possible

Karn experts are trying to decide today what can be done about the county estate belt along Conorochertae Creek to Yhavetts District. County Agent Mark Miller notes the land funds grow some crops but are terrible for others. An inspection tour has been scheduled for today.

Gning Mark Miller Yhavetts

Weather drift brings snow as milder air moves in

The Weather Bureau reported a blanket of new snow across the northern Great Lakes region with no severe winter weather elsewhere. Temperatures were above seasonal norms in most areas, with only northern Minnesota and eastern North Dakota still subzero. New York City logged 42 and Boston 27, while rain stretched from the southern Great Lakes to Texas with scattered thunderstorms along the Ohio Valley.

Shippensburg Great Laken Burrau Minnesota North Dakota Perbina N. D New York City Boston Great Lakes Ohio Valley Texas

Wet Lives Where He Partied In Wartime

William L. Gaines, a Lima Ohio native now at Manchester University, stays with Mr and Mrs Frank Watmough in Manchester. He recalls weekly 1944 parties for American troops and is studying English political history at the university.

Manchester England Lima Ohio Manchester University William L. Gaines Frank Watmough W.S

New Edge On An Old Saw Rochester

Free firewood is offered by the city public works department from sawed-up debris of the January 14 windstorm. The note appears in Rochester with a wind-related community aid item amid scattered early notices.

Rochester City Public Works Department

Red Cross Roll Call Scheduled in 1950

The Boy Scouts of America was incorporated on February 8 1910 in Washington DC. Latimer says there will be no group employee solicitation this year to avoid confusion, as last year showed home solicitations were more effective.

The Boy Scouts of America Washington, D. C Colin H. Livingstone National Council Latimer

Best Singer Audubon Praises Mocking Bird Song

Audubon argues the mocking bird’s song surpasses the nightingale. He contends a song is not mere imitation but true composition and creation.

Audubon

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