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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1952

Page

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Stable Truce Talks Break Down Over Airfield Ban

United Nations officials report Chinese and Communist delegates balk at ally demand to prohibit building military air bases during an armistice. Brig. Gen. William Nuckols says negotiators appeared distracted and hinted at new instructions as allied reps press for no combat aircraft in North Korea. He notes crates of MiG fighters imply a larger threat than echoed in public claims.

Hsoth Fang U. N William P. Nuckols Panmunjom Jackad Howard M. Turner Nuckols North Korea U.N Yalu

Obituaries continue with Damascus and Beltsville deaths

Damascus Maryland region obituary notes a sister Ruth Tanneyhill of Hancock and brothers Reginald William Rodger. Funeral services slated Tuesday 3:30 p.m. Leaf Funeral Home Sharpsburg with Rev John Aurand. interment Mountain View cemetery Sharpsburg. pallbearers listed. Also Ruth M Clopper Beltsville died Saturday at sister Margie Lesher Clear Spring at 62. survived by husband Harry J Clopper Navy, John E Clopper Navy, daughters Martha LeNeave Betty Jane Clopper, sisters Edith Lesher Margie Lesher Walter Alliss Luther Snook. brief services Beltsville residence Tuesday 11 a.m. and St Peters Lutheran Clear Spring 2:30 p.m.. interment St Pauls Cemetery Western Pike.

Damascus Ruth Tanneyhill Hancock Reginald William Rodger Leaf Funeral Sharpsburg John Aurand Mountain View Cemetery Clarence Basterday Mervin Delauney Arthur Dorsey Clifton Carne Charles Long Houston Carnahan Ruth M. Copper Ruth M. Clopper Wits Harry Navy Jom E Martha H. LeNeave Beltsville Misa Betty Jane Clopper Edgar Lesher Clear Spring Margie Lesher Walter Alliss Pinesburg Luther Snook Hagerstown John A. Miller Edward Miller Willamsport

30 Called In Draft Today

Draft call list names Donald B. Longanecker Paul S. Reeder Don L. Rohrer Edward A. Hanna Ned D. Young James L. Tritappe Robert A. Sensel Warren V. Middlehauf William E. Morris Bobby R. Silck Roger D. Kinger Richard L. Goss Roger B. Reed Eugene E. Shank David S. Morgan Lewis R. Kreps Donald M. Hykes Jennings B. Constable Clinton O. Rowland Troyil l Eyler Jr

Donald B. Longanecker Belview Avenue Paul S. Reeder Keedysville Don L. Rohrer Sharpsburg Edward A. Hanna Ned D. Young Williamsport James L. Tritappe Frederick Robert A. Sensel Hancock Warren V. Middlehauf Rt. 1 Clear Spring William E. Morris Bobby R. Silck Rt. 2 Boonsboro Roger D. King

Volunteers Plan For Installation Ceremony at Hallway Fire Company

Officers will be installed tonight at a Volunteer Fire Company of Hallway meeting. Robert G. Folts Jr. will preside as chaplain. New officers include W. J. Santman as president, Paul O. Massey as vice president, Arthur J. Poole treasurer, Barkley C. Yenkle secretary, Warren D. Conner chief, Daniel W. Grove first assistant chief, Norman S. Poole second assistant chief. Trustees named are John R. Schindel Jr, Harry C. Snook, Preston Lakehart, Charles IM. Haya, and Joseph M. Hoffman.

Volunteer Fire Company of Hallway Robert G. Folts, Jr W. J. Santman Paul O. Massey Barkley C. Yenkle Warren D. Conner Daniel W. Grove Norman S. Poole

Eisenhower race sown with Lodge push for primary entry

In Washington and abroad the GOP presidential contest tightens as Senator Lodge announces Eisenhower’s name for New Hampshire's March 11 primary. Rumors of a formal campaign plan swirl while Democrats for Eisenhower press ahead. Illinois and Wisconsin prospects for Stassen join the broader bid amid unclear signals from Eisenhower and allies.

Washington Dwight PD Eisenhower Lodge R-Maes Paris Descredit Massachusetts New Hampshire Roderick McKaye Democrats-for-Hisenhower Taft Ohio Cincinnati Harold &. Stassen Hisenhower Sherman Adams Columbia University Stassen Ilinois Wisconsin Pennsylvania Minnesota

Former Chicken Thief Sought After Mounting Allegations

Police pursue Baker linked to repeated poultry thefts across three counties. Trooper Hahn pursued a fleeing driver from a stolen vehicle registered to Parker at Victor Cullen State Hospital. A chase ended with shots fired. car abandoned near the hospital, radiator damaged, and Baker’s past record of chicken larceny cited.

A.tl Hahn Magee Place Magee Haeln Paker Victor Cullen State Hospital Sabillas Sitle Myeraville Potice Baker Frederick Maryland ‘Penitentiary Flagerstown

Maryland Governor orders independent review of bridge safety

Governor McKeldin asks McCain to report by next Saturday after citing two incidents during construction suggesting possible design insufficiencies. He notes a 480 foot section broke away in high wind and grounding on the Eastern Shore and previous ice and wave issues prompting costly design changes.

Harry M. Brown J. E. Greiner Co

Four Believed Lost In Crash In Lake Michigan

Milwaukee, Jan 7 Four believed dead after Dr George Thill 46 and three of his four children perished when their plane crashed over Lake Michigan Saturday night en route home from Florida. Wreckage including a log book with Thill’s signature found near Milwaukee by the Coast Guard Sundew. no bodies recovered. Mrs Thill and daughter Nancy 16 were traveling by car. Authorities cited reports from travelers along the route. The children died with their father were Tools 18 James 14 and Mary Beth 11.

Milwaukee George Thill Thill Lake Michigan Florida Coast Guard Sundewn

Army Says Training Draftees Costs 3600 Dollars

The Army estimates about 3600 dollars and eight months are needed to train a draftee for overseas service. Under the 24 month draft law the soldier is useful for only 16 months after training, limiting the Army’s ability to meet modern weaponry needs.

Washington, Jan Army Gar. Matin

Tip Prize Winners Named in Daily Mall Notice

The Daily Mall announces weekly tip prizes of 1 to residents for early signs of spring and notable reports. Winners include a Chestnut Street girl for peonies, a Medway Road housewife for the first dandelion, a Hancock resident for a liquor store burglary alert, and a Breathedsville housewife for orioles on a clothesline. Prizes are collected at the business office.

Nalia Chestnut Street Medway Road Hancock Breathedsville Daily Mall

Wall Street Opens With Mixed Stock Moves

New York stock market started active today with a generally mixed price pattern and no clear trend emerging as trading opened.

Wall Street New York

Service men and families on holiday visits and returns

PlC George O Warrenfelts and Mrs Warrenfelts arrive in Panama City Florida where Pic Warrenfeltz is stationed at Lyndall Air Force Base Mrs Warrenfelts is formerly Miss Barbara English daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry E English Sr Sgt Rose G Kretsinger daughter of Mr and Mrs F N Kratzinger from Smithsburg spends holidays on leave from Langley Field Virginia attached to the 4412th WAF Squadron and the 47th HQ and Ha Air Base Group as non commissioned officer in charge of the service club She has been at Langley since November 1949 Private Richard P Wilkins Salt Lake City and Private Robert Leoi Peterson return to Fort Lee Virginia after a six day New Year s leave at the Petersen home Spends holidays here Donald E McClure airman apprentice USN stationed at Quonset Point R I spends holidays with his parents Warren L McClure and wife at 5 Lincoln Street He has returned to base after S day leave Private Donald Custer of Hagerstown serving with the Air Force at Feanicom Air Base Japan writes of a Christmas in Japan with a home visit Miss Dorothy Auxt serving as a missionary invites Donald and friend to dinner at the Wentz home Mrs Wentz trained as a nurse at Washington County Hospital Don was a Daily Mail boy for six years and sold the Morning Herald as well.

George O. Warrenfelts Warrenfelts Panama City Florida Pic. Warrenfeltz Lyndall Air Force Base Barbaral English Harry E. English Hagerstown Rose G. Kratzinger F. N. Krataingar Smithsburg Langley Field Virginia Richard P. Wilkins Salt Lake City Robert Leoi Peterson This City Quartermaster Replacement Training Center Fort Lee Petoarsen A. M. Petersen North Locust Street Donald E. McClure USN Quonset Point R. 1 Warren L. McClure Lincoln Street Pfe Donald Custer Air Force Feanicom Air Base Japan Dorothy Auxt St. John’s Lutheran Church Donald Wentz Washington County Hospital Don Daily Mail Morning Herald the Square

Brothers Sought For Kidnapping 15 Year Old Girl

Erie police hunted two Wyatt brothers Thornton 35 and Lyndon 28 on leave from Fort Knox Kentucky for kidnapping Lizzie Smith 15 after meeting outside a theater. The father John Smith filed charges and a younger Ronald Wyatt 22 was forced from the car.

Erie John Lampe Thornton Wyatt Lyndon Wyatt Fort Knox Lizzie Smith Lampe John Smith Ronald Wyatt

Picketing Quiet at Manbeck Bakery Despite Union Demand

AFL union supporters picketed the Manbeck Bakery on West Church Street seeking recognition while production continued with about 74 workers on site. Union officials said peaceful action backs the demand for recognition, and police guarded the scene with five patrolmen and two cruisers on Saturday evening.

Manbeck West Church Street AFL Palios Park Beaver Kart Rider APL Bakers and Confactionary Workers International Union AFT Rider Klinger Anty Union

Commission Would Lower Voting Age in Maryland

A commission appointed by Governor Mo Katdin urges lowering Maryland's voting age to 18. It calls for stronger government and political coursework in high schools while cautioning against directing curricular reform across the state.

Baltimore Mo Katdin Maryland

Triplets Born in Week From First Arrivals in West Runton

In West Runton England a 24 year old mother, Mrs Emerald Gaul of Cromer, gave birth to the second and third triplets one week after the first arrived. The 1961-born boy weighed four pounds. The earlier arrivals were a boy weighing four pounds five ounces and a girl three pounds eleven ounces, born within ten minutes of each other. Mother and babies are doing well according to hospital officials.

West Runton Eng Emerald Gaul Cromer

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