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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1950
Page
6
Herbert L. Andrews current commander of the Morris Frock Post faces opposition as nominations close. McClellan Altemeier, WWI veteran, was nominated last night alongside Andrews, with the post election set for August 10.
Brookwood Manufacturing Company opens an outlet store at 109 West Franklin Street in Hangerstown. The Hartinburg based firm specializes in manufacture and merchandising of ladies dress goods with William Yeagerly serving as local factory representative.
John J. Porter spoke to the Hagerstown Kiwanis Club outlining perceived Russian aims including control of China and the Near East, and the need to avoid provoking war. He urged political warfare to win public support for opposing Soviet influence while noting alternatives discussed by Acheson and President Poffenberger announced Rotary golf and a clubhouse picnic in August.
In Philadelphia on July 28 judge James W. McBride ruled a parrot's tail feathers cannot fall out easily. Mrs Mildred Hines 27 faced cruelty charges over the bird's feather loss after she said she was brushing the parrot. The court fined her 20 dollars.
Three easy doily patterns printed as pattern 7311 with crochet and knitting directions. The offer promises a visual chart and complete instructions sent from Hagerstown Maryland to New York for twenty cents, with multiple craft topics and a request for subscription to a needlework publication.
Dramatic sequence from the Korean front shows American forces under heavy fire as a U S tank battles Red snipers. Lt Robert Freeman of Water town New York directs turret fire while Reds reply with mortar shells. Soldiers abandon armor and dash to cover on a hill above the burning village.
Justin Roulet a pharmacist was fined 5.010 Tranes 375 for hitting the neighbor's cocker spaniel. The court heard he bit the dog cruelly in the neck after displeasing himself with the animal's habits.
Tomorrow a two stage rocket will launch over the Atlantic in a repeat of Monday’s flight. Data from tomorrow’s launch will be compared with Monday’s V-2 flight which reached 62,800 feet in 83 seconds and released a 70 pound missile before debris fell into the sea. The test program named Bumper is conducted by the United States and Britain with Cape Canaveral at the base and the Bahama testing area.
Belgians split along monarchist lines as Leopold's return to the throne polarizes Brussels. Thousands of strikers join Leopoldists in an escalating stand against anti monarchist leaders planning a larger march on the king’s Laeken palace. Riot police clash with demonstrators as government deploys gendarmes and cancellations of special leaves follow.
The U S Bureau of Mines drafts plans for a 300 mile twin bore tunnel to access a vast coal reserve under water in central Pennsylvania. Safety chief A iAsh says the project could solve flood problems sealing millions of tons of anthracite in the region.
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