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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1952
Page
3
The carrier reports reaching 500000 passengers in its three years of Middle Atlantic service. The identity of the half millionth traveler remains undisclosed. Officials note the 600000th rider boarded a plane between 2 and 4 p.m. Sunday, with the milestone earned after years of operation.
Seattle june 6 A man who calls himself the most unmarried man in the United States has just filed his 14th divorce James E Daniels 39 divorced from Helen Anne Daniels 29 after four years of marriage He says he will not comment on the outcome and adds he does not pay alimony Each of his ex wives includes nine former wives who were bunettes two blondes and three redheads He was married first at 18 and says he remains on friendly terms with all ex wives.
Civil Air Patrol trainer plane ground looped on landing at Hacerstown Airport while practicing takeoffs and landings. The Stearman PT-13a sustained nose damage and three broken parts. pilot walked away with only bumps and bruises. Spare parts on hand will permit repairs without major cost, airport spokesmen said.
Belgrade reports a campaign led by Belgrade University professor Bp. Tas ic to curb alcohol use in Yugoslavia. He cites declines in working power and rising diseases, urging prohibition steps such as banning liquor sales to minors and mass teetotaler organization. A Belgrade school survey shows high teen wine and rakija consumption.
Washington June 6 The director of the National Association of Gag Writers testified before a House subcommittee that radio and TV audiences prefer Will Rogers type humor over smutty jokes and crude impersonations. He said audiences want clean laughs, not manure or sexualized content.
The mayor and council awarded a contract to Schwarzz Engineering Company to build a reinforced concrete floor for the West End Fire Hall. City engineer Claude Williamie reported the project approved last night aims to improve hall safety and durability.
The project is set to cost 5778 dollars. The wooden floor must be replaced as it shifts dangerously when fire engines enter and leave the hat. The city engineer and a single company are accused of on the job.
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