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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
2
The case of Warren C. Stonel seeking 10 000 dollars against Western Maryland Mallway was withdrawn from the jury by Judge Joseph B D Minh. The judge ruled contributory negligence bars recovery after a December collision involving Stoner’s truck and a freight train.
Attorney D K McLaughlin contends he suffered serious permanent injuries when his truck, owned by Sherwood Brothers, was struck by a Western Maryland train at the crossing between Paramount and Reid. The railroad company is represented by Lane Dushong and Byron.
City police estimated damage at 325 dollars after a two car collision at Church and High Streets yesterday afternoon. Driver Chester Magrard of Waynesboro Route 4 drove one vehicle and Edward Fr Mansneaker of 720 Forrest Street the other.
The Air Force Drum and Bugle Corps, famed nationwide, travels to Hagers Town for the Veterans of Foreign Wars state convention. They join a Friday night downtown parade and Saturday Pageant of Drums at Municipal Stadium with $2,000 in prize money, tickets sold at Newan Agency.
John Pereschuk sues for divorce from Pauline Pereschuk while Luther G. Bain seeks divorce from Margaret M. Bain in Circuit Court yesterday. The article notes Alexander Hamilton as the first U S secretary of the Treasury.
The Rotting Air Force Base unit, now titled International Service Champions, features a 64nano marching unit a g1-piece convert group a 2W-voice glea club an Lsmember bagpipe band a special drum unit and several solo performers. The corps uses bagpipes and four custom bass tubes designed for it by Captain Herbert Gall and tours nationwide and overseas frequently appearing on television.
The first mammoth picnic of the season is set for Sunday at the Elks picnic grounds from 10 am. to noon hosting over a thousand attendees. Entertainment and games will fill the day with a pig roast as the featured refreshment, while state and royal leaders have been invited along with local figures including Dewitt Myde George Mahoney William Preston Lane Jr J Kenneth McLaughlin Winslow Burkans and Edward Ryan of Cumberland.
A class of 21 graduates received associate in arts degrees at Hagerstown Junior College's fifth commencement. Dr Oliver Ikenberry urged aligning social and scientific progress while education for financial techniques is needed. Six earned honors and four won scholarships. several plan further study at Franklin and Marshall Juniata Mary land.
A wildcat strike today closed Republic Aviation Corp plant in Farmingdale New York halting production of aircraft for Korea front. The action stops work on Joe planes as workers press demands leaving the facility idle and awaiting talks.
Plans for a week long Civil Defense Week were studied by Director Edgar King's staff for June 23 to 28. A speaking bureau will organize speakers to appear before local clubs and groups to recruit volunteers for civilian defense duties, as noted in the meeting summary.
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