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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1952
Page
10
Frank Grim of Garretts Mill in Weverton faced a rattling incident when a snake slithered onto his lap on his stone porch near Joseph Himes store. He chased it away twice, then swatted it with his folded newspaper before resuming his reading.
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A new 900 bed tuberculosis hospital costing about 6 million dollars will be transferred to the Veterans Administration in Baltimore. The brick and concrete facility sits overlooking suburban Hortest and will serve veterans from Maryland. The staff includes 900 physicians nurses and attendants. Trewin J. Cohen of the Bronx VA Hospital is named manager. The building has 204 patient rooms, two wings, and specialized facilities for care and administration nine miles from Tope.
The Rev Walter A Lapp pastor of Grace Brethren Church Flint and Spruce Streets was called to serve a ninth year. Bible school enrollment grew from 160 to 460 and a new modern Bible school building is planned. Two full time missionaries were sent to Argentina and are funded by the church. The Lepps run a daily radio program The Family Al tay heard at 8 48 each weekday over WARS. They will travel to Saskatoon Canada for a youth retreat and conference in Winona Lake Indiana. Evangelist Theevwl Sanith recently graduated will cover radio and services during their absence and they expect to return by August.
Councilman Tack Hellane urged cooperation to keep highways near Hagerstown clear of bottles. He said residents report daily complaints of motorists throwing empty bottles from autos near the city limits, risking injury and fire damage.
Five jerseys were rated very good and one good by the Jersey Cattle Club under Charles E. Shaw in Fairplay. John J. Morris of the University of Maryland conducted the rating. The program helps breeders of registered jerseys improve cattle by identifying animals closest to perfection.
State 4-H Club Week at the University of Maryland features homemaking and rural arts exhibitions from August 4 to 9. County youths are expected to attend. rural arts are open to all, with prizes and Chicago trip for top exhibits.
Five alleged Bulgarian agents were sentenced to death in Leskovac on charges of spying and killing a high ranking officer of Yugoslavia's security police. The defendants include two Bulgarian students and three Yugoslavs, one of whom is a woman.
The first carlot shipment of the year's commercial apple crop left Martinsburg on Saturday headed to Cleveland on a consignment basis. Producer J. G. Maples shipped yellow transparent apples, quoted at five dollars at Cleveland, with growers awaiting more ripening before wider movement. The initial carlot was praised for quality despite minor hail damage. The note adds a stray line about the Khyber Pass linking Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Lydia Brandes of Parma Ohio suffered a sprained ankle in a Sunday morning two car crash at Baltimore and Loguat Streets. A car driven by Henry F Brandes of Parma ran a red light and struck an auto driven by Alvey M Long of 119 South Cannon Avenue. Long’s car was shoved into a traffic light pole. City police investigated the scene.
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