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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1951

Page

3

Two Men Treated For Stab Wounds In Washington County

Two men were treated for stab wounds at Washington County Hospital early Sunday. Robert Earl Sullivan, 27, of 690 block Pennsylvania Avenue, suffered eight stitches to his right arm and stomach after the attack. Jamez Davis, 27, of West North Street, had a laceration to the back of his head. Both men said they were attacked by another man.

Washington County Hospital Robert Earl Sullivan Pennsylvania Avenue Jamez Davis West North Street

Shriners Parade Delays Freight Train at Jonathan Street Crossing

North End residents report a Shriners parade proceeding from downtown to the high school on Saturday. A freight train halted at the railroad crossing as the parade arrived, causing a temporary delay in ASB.

North End Shriners ASB

8th Army in Korea Reaches Full Combat Strength

Maj. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor says the 8th Army in Korea is at full combat strength for the first time since the war began. He cites improved manpower and training, plus veteran, professional fighters, as key to UN successes and counterattacks. He notes no new divisions but fills from U.S. training and recruitment, while cautioning about possible Chinese reinforcements.

Korea Washington Maxwell D. Taylor Army Department United Nations Taylor 8Th United States Rth Army Sth Japan Asf U.S Rtunists U. S Europe

Former Editors Tie Knot Amid Washington News Tangle

The former Washington editors Millara and Tankersley wed in Reno after a recent divorce. Millara, niece of Col. Robert R. McCormick, had worked at the Washington Times Herald and Chicago Tribune, while Tankersley, former assistant managing editor of the Washington Times Herald, was previously married. Circle to Meet DeMolay Mother group plans a meeting at Masone Temple.

Mra Millara Robert R. McCormick Chicago Tribune Washington Myrg Times-t Herald Washington -Times Max- Herald Well Pater Miller Garvin FE. Fankersley Reno Tankersley Circle P.m Masone Temple

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