10 Jan 1952
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1952
Page
1
Rescue boats closed in as the Enterprise lists and sinks after a fierce gale. Crew members jump clear as cargo worth over a million dollars scatters across the sea. By 4 09 p m flares appear and the ship disappears beneath the waves marking a gallant, final moment.
Mrs. Werner states she would prefer many small contributions to a single large gift and advocates economical government. She emphasizes face to face meetings, no deals, and voting on issues on their merits. She calls for a democratic open primary free of factional pressure.
Vern Davis testified he saw actress Madge Meredith and her former manager Nick Gianactis in bed together 10 or 12 times, supporting claims they shared a bedroom at their Laurel Canyon home. Meredith refutes love claims while defending a trust deed dispute over property.
The Washington County Museum hosts a Saturday Story Hour for children at 10 a m in the downstairs auditorium at Fine Arte City Park. The program features two films Great Spirit of the Plains and The Loon s Necklace depicting Indian life with color and masks.
Marian and Russell Naugler of Italy Cross Lunenburg County Nova Scotia express heartfelt thanks for five gift boxes and $16 in cash sent by readers in Hagerstown. They credit Mrs. Stotler for coordinating the aid and say the Christmas season was saved by the generosity. The family hopes God blesses all who contributed.
In Benghazi Libya the German War Graves Commission joins Rommel aides and British German and Italian forces in tracing hundreds of missing soldiers presumed lost after battles across Cyrenaica.
Police chief says a Juvenile Court directive set an 10 p m curfew for those under 18 and to take youths home. Police will warn parents and file charges on repeat violations. City records show 475 juvenile cases last year as detectives note after hours gang activity near pinball machines.
The document outlines a city curfew with warnings for first offenses. It assigns police duty to enforce the ordinance and require warning to guardians. Penalties escalate from $1 for a second offense to $3 for a third and at least $5 up to $15 for subsequent violations, with fines collected as in other city ordinances.
The Baltimore transit strike continues as the union sticks to a 24 cent raise while dropping other initial demands. Operators currently earn $1.65 per hour as Gov McKeldin appeals to national leaders to avert the walkout.
President of Hagerstown Central Labor Union discusses police presence at Manbock's Bakery amid wage tensions and a reported picket. He compares the bakery scene to the blocked North Prospect Street after heavy snow and criticizes police response while calling for balanced city support.
Treasury and Justice Departments clash over speeding tax fraud prosecutions. Treasury seeks to bypass Washington reviews while Justice insists on high level checks to protect taxpayers. Lester Lishbaugh of the Histown Central Labor Union notes worker strain and calls for swift action.
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