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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1952

Page

5

Time and necessity heal old wounds in postwar Europe

Washington column notes time has softened anti German and anti Japanese sentiment. It reports U S allies will keep troops in Germany and Japan with formal approvals, giving Western Allies leverage over Germany while linking a Pacific outpost to counter Russia.

Germany Japan U. S France Britain Senate Ulem Tradpy Russia James Marlow Washington Atemline al Fursiang U.S Renita Pacific N. M

City to Spend Up to 20000 for West End Streets

City officials heard a cost estimate of 15000 to 20000 to build or rebuild streets for the West End federal housing project. City Engineer Claude Williams urged the council to confirm in writing whether the city is obligated to finance all street work. Councilman Roy Knight questioned funding sources while Mayor and Council pressed for clarity on who will execute the project and funding.

West End Claude Williams Roy Knight

Option Sought On 7 Properties

The County Commissioners directed their attorney to obtain options on seven properties on Caton Avenue near Washington County Hospital. A land tract including these sites is proposed as the location for a planned state chronic disease hospital in Washington County.

Catinon Avenue Washington County Hospital Washington County

City Council weighs East Antietam Street extension plans

Councilman Roy Knight urges study of extending East Antietam Street from Cannon Avenue to the dual highway and discusses one way east bound traffic if a state chronic disease hospital is built opposite the county hospital. Senator McLaughlin opposes the Cannon Avenue site as others consider a move to a free County Home property nearby. A July 15 meeting called by Governor McKeldin may decide the hospital location.

Roy Knight Hie Antietam Street Cannon Avenue Martin V. B. Rostetter D. Kenneth McLaughlin Middleburg Hagerstown McKeldin

CAP Group To Be Seen On TV At Andrews Encampment

The Maryland Wing Civil Air Patrol reports WMAL Baltimore will televise cadet encampment activities at Andrews Air Base today at 6 55 p m and Thursday at 12 55 p m Major B W Pesta commands Group T Hagerstown cadets attend the two week training with regular Air Force officers and base personnel for hands on and classroom aviation instruction

Maryland Wine Civil Air Patrol B. W. Pesta Group T WMAL Baltimore Andrews Air Base Hagerstown CAP

Triple Cross Tactic On A Bridge Hand

In a Jacoby on Bridge puzzle, West opens five of spades against South. Decllaver plays ace from dummy, East follows with singleton king, signaling West’s eight card spade and five red cards. South assumes a 3-2 diamond split and proceeds to draw clubs and hearts to unravel the hand.

West South Decllaver East Declarer

Peanuts Found Growing Here In Local Yard

Charles Mills of 62 East Franklin Street reports unexpected peanut plants growing under his backyard stairway. He suspects squirrels hid the seeds after stealing from a nearby grocery. Mills plans to transplant the vines to a flower bed hoping for a later harvest.

Charles

Volunteer Roles in Transportation and Communications Service

Readable fragment lists vacancies for the Transportation Service and Communications Service with entries: Volunteer for Transportation Service, Volunteer 5, and Volunteer for Communications Service, indicating desired occupations.

The Transportation Service

West’s double cross misleads in diamond ending

In a bridge hand West feigned a wrong count by discarding the queen of hearts to mislead declarer. South then led a singleton diamond and finessed, allowing West to win with the jack and steal two spade tricks. West’s plan hinged on predicting declarer’s reaction and preserving the four diamonds for timing.

West East South Fast Digamy

Two Motorcycle Crashes In Hareys Town Outcome Unknown

Two motorbike crashes occurred within hours in Hareys Town. In Salem and West Side Avenues a motorcycle driven by Bernard P. Herbert collided with a car driven by H. F. Full, injuring Mrs. Herbert with back and shoulder injuries. In South Potomac Street and Memorial Boulevard Roy B. Miller rode the motorcycle into a car driven by James M. Mumma, with injuries reported.

Hareystown Salem West Side Avenues Roy B. Miller Cramer Alley James M. Mumma Warren Rhoda Island

Omission Corrected for Washington County Hospital Nursing Directors

The hospital supplement failed to list former director of nursing Miss Blanche Hoffmaster. She led the nursing staff at Washington County Hospital from 1928 to 1944.

Washington County Hospital Blanche Hoffmaster

TV may become international due to atmospheric refraction study

A July report explains that radio waves bend upward and reflect off atmospheric layers, extending range beyond line of sight. Scientists Feinstein, Merbstreit, and colleagues show curved paths can reach 10 to 800 miles with higher power, suggesting TV signals could cross borders.

Rennie Taylor Ap Science Dever Ubon Uy 8 Iureau Standards Joseph Feinstein II tStaras Washington Honalder Yowand Feinstein

Alimony Club Brisk Business In Baltimore

Baltimore officials report the Alimony Club has handled about 2.12 million dollars this year, predicting it may exceed four million as it operates alongside the citys probation department. The money stems largely from broken marriages and related cases.

Baltimore Charlen F. Bnyder

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