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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1951
Page
4
Crews from Potomac Edison spray rights of way with 2 4 D to remove brush and trees so electric service remains uninterrupted. The chemical, said to pose no soil sterilization or animal toxicity, will brown growth in a week and allow new grass to emerge.
Jon M. Jonkel a Chicago public relations man goes on trial in Baltimore on charges he violated the Maryland Corrupt Practices Act. He was campaign manager for Senator John M. Rutter who unseated Democrat Millard Tydings last fall. He is charged with failing to keep proper campaign expense records failing to file reports on time and acting as a political agent without proper registry.
George Curfman of Rt. No. 2 Williamsport was elected vice president of the Student Christian Association and treasurer of the Wig and Buckle Dramatic Club at Lebanon Valley College. He is a music education major and a sophomore.
Maryland faces rising obsolescence with one in six homes lagging modern living standards. A Minneapolis Honeywell report finds 319 459 homes built before 1920, two thirds with outdated heating, 40 percent with unremodeled kitchens, and half lacking private baths. The North Pole note is included as a separate fact.
The annual free learn to swim campaign opens June 11 and runs through June 23 in Hagerstown and Washington County. Don Klopfer directs with assistance from Robert Fenster Douglas Fogg Miles Barbara Ann Lowman Miss Susan Fogg and Miss Elizabeth. Six one hour lessons split by age and gender with day and evening slots. Registration requires a coupon from the newspaper and must be turned in at the YMCA by Friday.
Two brothers Eugene Singer 14 and LeRoy Singer 15 from Baltimore were picked up in the county by State Trooper Richard Garvey as runaways. They are being held for their parents.
The notice states that approval is given for the above application and requires the signature of a parent or guardian. It notes the address and mete as part of the approval process.
Eighty eight women are candidates for degrees at Blood College and will take part in the 5th commencement on Sunday June 30. The commencement and baccalaureate program unfold at 9 30 a m in Hudson Outdoor Theater.
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