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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1951
Page
5
The Agriculture Department forecasts world coffee supplies to rise about 10 percent in the coming year with exports near 33 million bags. Brazil may yield 17 million, Colombia 5.5 million, and other countries about 10.5 million bags, while demand growth from Europe and rising per capita use supports an ongoing price rise.
In Esbjerg Denmark a housing official cites scarce apartments for 316 rejections over two and a half years as prices rise and defense construction strains supply. Danish cities have 00,000 units for 840,000 families with average two room rents around 40 kroner a month. down payments exceed 8,000 kroner and mobility is blocked by multi-town approval rules.
A weekend spree at iNails left three patrons injured and a fourth struck in the chest by a stray object. all were treated and discharged. Additional incidents include fishing hooks embedding in fingers, falls injuring wrists and elbows, and multiple lacerations from knife or fall related incidents with discharged outcomes.
Baltimore Sunday Sun writer Paul E. Welsh predicts Fairchild Aircraft Division may reemploy 9 590 workers by 1953 and notes costs of the C-119 at about 8.20 per air frame pound excluding government materials. The Sun estimates the C-119 with manpower could cost around 2 000 000 and cites a backlog of orders exceeding 11 200 000.
Authorities mark the one year anniversary of Trooper Lauren Ridge who was killed in a gun battle with property owner Steve Oris on Oris’ North Avenue property. Ridge’s fellow troopers laid a wreath at Harbaugh's Cemetery in Routerville.
John T. Lewis said last night that if President Truman and Senator Taft oppose each other in the next election voters will face a choice between Sealyta and Christy bills. The remark echoed a Greek myth about choosing between two dangers.
Lewis head of the United Mine Workers Union declined on Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower candidacy while praising Gen. Douglas MacArthur as one of the greatest of our contemporary Americans.
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