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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1951

Page

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TalksProgress Shows Limited Gain In Foe Cease Fire Talks

Allied and Red generals met in Kaesong with U N photographers present as the first Sunday session patched up differences that halted cease fire talks. The plan opened a neutral five mile zone around Kaesong for limited UN movement and defined a conference area for security with unarmed personnel. Observers hoped the Randia framework could be drafted in days.

Kaesong Netera Allied Headquarters United Nations Command

Admiral Sallada led naval air power from war to industry

Admiral Sallada served as executive officer of the aircraft carrier Wasp and commanded the Albemarle. He returned to the Bureau of Aeronautics in 1942 and led the Pacific Fleet Amphibious Forces during World War II. For his actions in the Marshall Islands and Marianas campaigns he earned the Legion of Merit and other decorations. In 1945 he became Chief of the Bureau of Aeronautics. In 1951 he joined Fairchild to assist in C-119 production at Willow Run.

Navy Department Wasp Albemarle Salada Bureau of Aeronautics Air Force Pacific Fleet Pacific Marshall Islands Marianas U.S, Pacific Fleet Sadada Fairchild Engine and Airpane Corp Kaiser-Frazer Corp Willow Run Michigan

Third Victim Of Crash Dies

Catherine Christine Dorsey aged four died at Allegheny General Hospital from injuries in a Pennsylvania Turnpike crash that killed her husband and daughter Barbara Ann Dorsey. Captain Paul J. Hirth survived with injuries as two other children also injured. The Dorseys from Hagerstown were en route to visit Mrs. Dorsey’s mother when the collision occurred near Bedford. Carl Dorsey and Barbara Dorsey were to have triple funeral services in Pittsburgh with interment in Roscoe Pennsylvania.

Catherine Christine Dorsey Allegheny General Hospital Dorsey Paul J. Hirt Grand Rapids Bedford Barbara Ann Dorsey Catherine C Carl W Hirth Linda Carl Dorsey Barbara Dorsey Pittsburgh West Washington Street Ashby Dorsey Western Maryland Haberstown Pittsburgh and Lake

City Man 29 Dies In Crash Near Hagerstown

Virgil D. Canfield 29 of 419 George Street died at Washington County Hospital after a crash on the Downsville Pike three miles from Hagerstown. Hagerstown railway brakeman and World War II veteran Canfield was thrown from the car. driver Jack M. Jenkins 21 was injured but not critically. Corpl. Charlen Mades said investigators continued with no sharp charges yet. Services set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at A. K. Coffman funeral home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. A note adds an 1800 American surgeon devised a spider silk harness but abandoned it after low yield.

Virgil D. Canfield George Street Washington County Hospital Downsville Pike Hagerstown Western Maryland Railway Jack M. Jenkins Madison Avenue Charlen Mades Canfield Cpl Mades Sharpe Virgil Dennis Canfield Henry H Viola Mayorant Canfield South Pacific Maryland St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Sarah Jans Jenkins Canfield Barbara Mac Aisters W. L. Moon Oxford N.C Ida R. Turner Klonita Canfield Frarerstown W. Robert Harry W Franklin John Als

Acheson Warns Against Lull In Korea Defense Effort

Secretary of State Acheson warned that letting armistice talks lull the United States could trigger a much tougher blow within six months to a year elsewhere. He spoke in an off the record June 24 briefing to magazine and book publishers. Senate leaders Bridges and O Mahony urged care on recognition of Korea’s border and emphasized that U.S. troops may need to stay in Korea if a split Korea persists. The cucumber originally was a tropical vegetable.

Washington Acheson Truman Korea State Department Republican North Korea South Korea Japan Bridges R-Nh Yi Mahoney D-Wyay O'Mahoney 38Th Parallel United Korea

Reds Visit Amid War Tensions in Damaged City

The narrator describes a one hour walk through a war wrecked city with few Communist soldiers nearby. Chinese guards photographed from a wall while red star uniforms mark military police. Civilians show wary curiosity amid hunger and disruption.

Plain Dresses v1 01 Price List Item Notes

Plain dresses plain skirts and sport shirts priced individually with cents shown. The entry lists Plain Dresses at 756 each and Plain Skirts at .10, Sport Shirts at 36¢ each.

Sherman Off To End Battle Over Sea Commands

The article describes pressures over sea command authority in the Mediterranean. It notes Britain’s Cyprus base and Gibraltar fortress, France’s Mediterranean coast, and Italy as a Mediterranean nation. It cites Admiral Carney and Admiral Fechteler in key command roles amid the wider North Atlantic scenario.

Sherman Mediterranean Britain Cyprus Gibraltar France Toulon Italy Sun Fleet Weatyoyers Einenhower U. S Robert B. Carney Allied Forces Sea Command Carney North Atlantic Ocean Aupreme Command William D. Fechteler Fingland North American

Truman to Sign Key Paper Amid Naval Debate

President Truman aims to sign a new document as Britain's Winston Churchill hints Britain’s naval role is overlooked. Fechteler's appointment faces delays amid domestic and international dispute.

Britain Winston Churchaid House of Commons Fechteler

Leopold Abdicates. Son Succeeds on Belgian Throne

The abdication sparks a power shift in Belgium as the king steps down and his son ascends. Pro-democracy factions rally with cries of Viva la Republique while authorities ban public meetings. The Communist paper Drapean Rouge vows defiance against the decree and calls for continued demonstrations to end the monarchy.

Interior Ministry Drapean Rouge Cred Fia Archy

Hungary Orders Withdraw Two Diplomats in Diplomatic Rift

The United States and Hungary clash over expulsions as Washington recalls two Hungarian diplomats and allows limited consular reopenings in New York and Cleveland. A Hungarian court convicted an American of spying, while tensions over trial allegations and cultural withdrawals escalate. A note on railroad raft weights concludes the item.

Imre Horvath Hungary Nagy Wall Washington Budapest Robert Vagaler U.S Pft Sherar Milas Tryon Archbiston Groesz Panpla

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