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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1951
Page
3
Driving mistakes are blamed for most US traffic crashes this year and may set a new record. The article notes errors illustrated by pictures prepared by Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey.
Washington reports Senator Moroney urged the United States to sever diplomatic and economic ties with Communist Czechoslovakia unless Associated Press correspondent Nam N. Oatis is freed within 90 days. He called for a complete break and cited persecution of an American citizen. A second resolution sought to bar foreign Communist newsmen from the United States and to press the UN on the Oatis case.
A self described evangelist Joseph Swone 26 7 is jailed in Chambersburg awaiting a larceny hearing for taking over 200 dollars from the Karry Friedly Hardware Store in Greencastle Tuesday morning. He was caught by two store employees near a waiting car and surrendered the locked bag containing the cash.
Police arrested Swope after a store theft at a truce scene. Bail set at 50 dollars. Store employees saw Swope enter seeking a tractor, heard a cash register ring, then found a money bag missing from the front after returning from the rear. Swope was jailed following appearance before Magistrate Col. Fred Zeigler.
John Thompson, 20, of Suter's Alley, suffered a badly mangled hand yesterday at the Colonial Hardwood Flooring Company plant. One finger was amputated and two others badly torn but doctors hope they can be saved. The note also mentions a reference to Edmond Hoyle, a 17th century card game authority.
Washington reports diplomatic observers anticipate Moscow probing for a lull in Western resolve. A new broad peace push may include talks with Red China to ease East West tensions. Observers warn Russia could delay a Japanese peace treaty and push perestroika style propaganda while probing Korean armistice dynamics. A Moscow magazine issue and Kremlin messaging are noted as evidence of planned influence operations.
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