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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1952

Page

10

Youthful United Nations Visitors Stop In Hagerstown For Supper

Thirty four young United Nations enthusiasts stopped in Hagerstown for supper hosted by the local IOOF and Rebekah Lodge on South Potomac Street. Salisbury girls Colleen Gordy and Pat Lmith led Maryland’s first representation in the IOOF tours to the UN headquarters in New York City. Delegates from Alabama Tennessee North Carolina Virginia Kentucky and Maryland toured Richmond Washington Baltimore Philadelphia spent five days inNew York City and visited Houston Gettysburg and Virginia’s Skyline Drive before heading to Winston-Salem to end the trip.

Salisbury Hagerstown United Nations Odd Mellows New York City International Order of Odd Fellows John F. Beard Maryland Alabama Tennessee North Carolina Virginia Kentucky FCO Rebekah Lodge New Bors IOOF Canada United States 1Iagerstown Winston-Salem N.C Richmond Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Hoston Gettysburg Skyline Drive Colleen Gordy Pat Lmith Pansy Taylor Theta Rho Club John ¥. Beard Hungerstown

Norway Parliament Name Confusion In OCR Transcript

OCR reads claim that Norway parliament is called Ute Strathing though no such body exists. Fragment suggests misunderstanding of formal body names. Further text unclear.

Norway Ute Strathing

Insurance Rates On Cars Revised

Baltimore July 2 Comprehensive auto insurance will rise 20 percent tomorrow for private cars with others in the state also adjusting. The state insurance commissioner Harvey M Chesney announced changes in comprehensive fire theft and collision rates due to higher claims and accident costs. Overall average increase 0.9 percent with Baltimore City and counties seeing different shifts in collision rates and deductibles. commercial vehicle revisions include 12 percent decrease in comprehensive fire and theft and 20 percent decrease in collision.

Baltimore Harvey M. Cheanay Chesney Baltimore City

Record barley yield reported in Washington County farm

Mrs. Margaret H. Flegel owner of the Nursery Road farm in Halfway reports a potential county record with 13 acres yielding 4614 bushels per acre and an overall yield of 462 bushels to the acre on barley harvests.

Margaret H. Flegel Nursery Road Washington County

Civil defense volunteers to be mailed letters for training

Director Edgar King reports 600 Hagerstown volunteers will receive acceptance letters for civil defense duty. With 125 signed for ground observer corps and 76 more needed, aircraft spotter post will run around the clock starting July 14. Organizing meetings and training courses planned as a permanent local unit forms. Potential volunteers urged to contact Director King or mail applications. First lunch wagon in the United States was a horse drawn cart in Worcester in 1892.

Permaeatinaee Thase Plans Ground Observer Corps Director King City Purchasing Department Guy Hall Hagerstown United States Worcester Maas Sam Jones

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