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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1951

Page

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Philadelphia area primary races shape up for district attorney and Supreme Court

Unopposed Democrat for district attorney is Dr Poling as Michael Foley joins running mate ESpeiser. Raymond Spelster runs with Miller. For Supreme Court the main fight is Ladner against Musmanno for the Democratic nomination while Chidsey is unopposed on the Republican side. Buchanan widow challenges Republican Clifford Flegal for western district seat. Polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. EST. Statewide registration totals 4,271,882, up 10,000.

Page Tenior Michael A. Foley Philadelahia Dr. Poling Raymond A. Spelster Miller D. A Espeiser Supreme Court Jusathe T. McKeen Chidsey Grover C. Ladner Orphans’ Court Michael Musmanno Pittsburgh Nuernberg Ladner Chidsey James H. Dan Frank A. Buchanan D.pa Buchanan McKeesport Clifford W. Flegal Mc Keesport

Farm safety drive during National Safety Week

Inspect your property during National Farm Safety Week July 22 to 23 to identify and eliminate accident sources. Ensure equipment is safe and pathways are clear to reduce hazards and protect workers and families on farms.

Obituary notices and burial details from local region

Obituaries list Edward and Nora Burns noting church and sodality ties in Cincinnati family links. Maxwell Baumgardner Jr and Sr, newborn son, and Roscoe Lantz funeral plans are given with surviving relatives. Details cover parishes, cemeteries, services, and officiants, followed by agricultural note on cabbage pests and rotenone dust usage.

Edward Nora (McHugh) Burns St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church Sodality of the Holy Virgin Mary Beathes Janet John Keating D. Rudolph Thomas A Edward J. Burns Cincinnati Suter Funeral Home Patrick E. Coyne St. Mary's Rest Haven Cemetery Maxwell W. Baumgardner Maxwell Wolfinger Baumgardner Maxwell W Katherine Rohrer Baumgardner Williamsport Washington County Hospital

Court Hears City Zoning Dispute Over Shopping Center

Attorneys allege improper council actions and a secretive mayoral process behind Ha gerstown zoning changes. The dispute centers on a June 25 ordinance and a shopping center in the northeast city section amid claims of improper commission structure and withheld reports.

Tony Meadow Kuhn Mish Strite Mills Inter Antietam Distributing Company Hecht Company of Baltimore North Ind Bruce Lightner North End Hagerstown

City Council Public Hearing Held on Proposed Shopping Center

At the July 6 meeting, Kuhn argued that 68 nearby residents will testify through real estate experts about property damage from the proposed shopping center. The session included swearing in by five council members, the Mayor, and the City Engineer.

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Progressives To Put Candidate Into 52 Race

The Progressive party says it will enter a candidate in the 1952 presidential race but has not named a nominee. The group plans an extraordinary national committee session August 18–19 in the Midwest to set timing and venue for a convention. The statement attacked Truman Taft and Eisenhower as peace candidates and criticized Franco Spain negotiations and a four fugitives bail case.

New York Progressive Party Elmer A. Benson C. B. Baldwin Midwest Minneapolis Chicago National Committee Henry A. Wallace Benson-Baldwin Wallace Truman Taft Eisenhower Spain

Red Beachhead Due To Lewis Says Official

AFL official George Meaney accuses John L. Lewis of fostering Communist infiltration in the CIO since 1935. Meaney spoke at the AFL International Longshoremen's Association convention opening, noting CIO purges of leftist unions. Joseph P. Ryan reports wage gains for fab longshoremen since 1947.

New York American Federation of Labor John L. Lewis CIO George Meaney AFL Lewis United Mine Workers of America Meaney AFL International Longshoremen’s Association Joseph P. Ryan Fab Longshoremen’s Union Ryan

Bad Weather Blocks Search for missing Korean airlift plane

Weather worsened over the Alaska coast hampering a hunt for a Korean airlift plane missing since Saturday with 38 aboard. Sixteen planes and three Coast Guard cutters scoured Gulf of Alaska waters and coastal mountains as high as 15 000 feet. last contact was 80 miles west of Juneau.

Juneau Alaska Iguard Gulf of Alaska Coast Guard Air Force Weather Bureau Man

House Critics Fight Acheson Payroll Spill

Washington July 24 House critics of the State Department gain a chance to move to remove Secretary Acheson from the payroll as amendments to the annual money bill are debated. Republicans back a Phillips amendment linking pay to past foreign government work, potentially affecting Dulles and ambassadors, while administration leaders warn of broad constitutional issues. The fight comes as GOP moves target the Voice of America budget, with the overall bill proposing 1 051 715 115 for four agencies, down from the President’s request.

House State Department Washington Acheson State, Justice and Commerce Departments Rep Phillips R-Calif Achegon Rep. Rooney D-Ny John Foster Dulles Fnally Voice Amerca Appropriations Committee Ascal Agencier State Justice Commerce Judiciary Lesan

Senators See Europe Willing To Fight But Lacking Defenses

Washington July 24 Senator Russell D Ga and a cross section of senators said Europe shows willingness to fight but the defense aid remains short. Eisenhower urged speed in arming Western Europe with guns planes and equipment while Congress debates 6 to 8.5 billion for foreign military aid and defense programs. Hearings on the aid program begin Thursday with Acheson and Marshall as witnesses.

Washington Sena Russell Western Europe Eisenhower Hickenlooper Connally Tex Senate Foreign Relations Committee Acheson Marshall House Eissenhower North Atlantic H. Alexander Smith RNJ

Cumberland May Up Water Rates

Cumberland Maryland residents may see higher water charges after City Attorney W Farle Cohey is ordered to survey the potential increase. The aim is to fund a city expansion to deliver about 20 million gallons daily, up from 12 million, and to balance the tax burden.

Cumberland W. Farle Cohey North America Europe

Indochina Reds Visit Peiping For Friendship Pact

A Chinese Red radio from Peiping says a Communist delegation from Indochina led by Hoang Quoc Viet arrived to strengthen China and Indochina ties. The message notes the National United Front and implies possible future actions amid Korea ceasefire hopes and Indochina setbacks.

San Francisco Chinese Red Radio Indochina Peiping China Vileman Paiping Associated Press Hoang Quoc Viet National United Front Bao Dai Korea

Chimes Set 10 Minutes Later at Two Pawtucket Churches

The 10:46 a.m. chimes at St. Pauls Episcopal Church will ring at 10:55 a.m. for the rest of the summer to accommodate Park Place Congregational Church across the street. Congregationalists requested the change because their Sunday sermon and chimes started simultaneously. Services at the Congregational church are held an hour earlier in summer.

Pawtucket St. Paul's Episcopal Church Episcopal Church Park Place Carl A. Glover

Pravda Scoops by Mail Clash Over Interviews

London reports Morrison accuses Pravda of censoring Western views while Pravda vows to publish his statement exactly and fully Morrison demands a reply to be carried in Britain press with no detail on his own letter Morrison declines to reveal its content despite British papers promising to print Pravda’s response.

London Pravda Moscow Oregan Communist Party Herbert Morrinon Morrison Failura Stalin Attlee Red

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