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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1951

Page

4

Parked Autos Delay Firemen At Rural Blaze

Williamsport and Halfway volunteer fire companies faced delays when curious sightseers parked along Hopewell Road to watch a Sunday fire at the old Wright Farm barn. Firefighters had to move autos and warn motorists to keep roads clear to reach the blaze.

Williamsport Halfway Wright Farm Hopewell Road

Water-Hater Pup Learns to Face the Sea

A seal pup resists the water at first and must be coaxed to swim. The story follows his gradual acclimation to life at sea and the challenges of adapting to a new environment.

Cancer Victim Gets Diploma At Georgia High School Graduation

Atlanta June 6 A cancer doomed 18 year old Batty Thompson graduates with 185 classmates at Russell High School in a municipal auditorium full of 7000 friends. Betty appears on stage on crutches, sings alma mater with engagement ring on, while her fiancé Tom Amburn is in a Norfolk naval hospital with nerves.

Atlanta Lita Batty Thompson Tom T Amburn Betty Municipal Auditorium Russell High School Batty David Amburn Norfolk

Quebec Agronomists Prepare Annual Convention Theme

Montreal reporters attended a press conference by the Quebec Corporation of Agronomists announcing their upcoming July convention. The event at veteran cider maker Nolasque April's farm highlighted increased milk consumption as the convention theme.

Montreal Quebec Corporation of Agronomists Farm of Nolasque

AA Asks: 700 Cities Home to Clubs and Branches

The American Automobile Association operates clubs and branches in more than 700 cities, reflecting its wide national network and service reach.

The American Automobile Association

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