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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1952

Page

10

Debate Resumes On Price Wage Control Program

Washington Senate debates the price wage control program with talks on inflation and defense strikes. Key votes include Taft Hartley invocation and possible presidential seizure of strikes in defense sectors. Supreme Court limits presidential seizure while foreign aid legislation enters the debate.

Washington Senate White Manse Sen Tesi Truman Sen. Maybank Wohl Corhid Supreme Court

First Baptist Church Plans Large Auditorium Construction

Building permits issued for a new First Baptist Church auditorium and a dwelling plus several property improvements. permits show concrete block auditorium at First Baptist Church Washington Square with basement, cost $2500, and a two story dwelling on Brewer Avenue. City inspector reports May permits declined from May 14 figures, 46 permits valued at $120,000 including one family dwellings. year ago May had 48 permits valued at $202,? including 24 dwellings.

First Paptist Washington Sipuare Edgar Ho Arvin Brewer Avenue Joseph Bo Young, Jr Renare Shop

Japan And India Conclude Peace Treaty Agreement

Tokyo reports that Japan and India concluded a peace treaty in which TL waives reparations claims against Japan. India did not sign the treaty approved by 48 nations in San Francisco last September. She opposed the provision that United States troops remain in Japan as a security force against Communist aggression.

Tokyo Japan India Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs San Francisco United States

Spanish American War Veterans Set Conclave in Maryland

The Maryland Department of United Spanish War Veterans will hold a three day conclave starting Friday in Baltimore. More than 200 of 382 members are expected, as the group notes declines from a peak of over 2000 Vets. The convention will elect officers including a commander and memorials will be observed with a parade and shuttle service.

Maryland William A. Tobias Maryland Department of United Spanish War Willan A. Tobias Hagerstown Lave Tobias United Spanish America Warcot Sas Hover Alexander Poblak Baltimore Salisbury Frederick Cumberland Annapolis Conmanander Tobias Washington County Cebu Pierze Eric Hayland John Glaeser Conmnander

Western Maryland Railway First Century Highlights and Growth

A historical overview marks the Western Maryland Railway's 100 year milestone. From its 1852 charter as the Baltimore Carroll and Frederick Railroad to its 136 miles of main track and 1, etc, the line expanded through Cumberland Connellsville and beyond. The piece notes its role in wars and as a key freight carrier linking Hagerstown and the Mid Atlantic region.

Western Maryland Railway Tomoroow We Orn Maryland Western Maryland Briev Hagerstown Baltimore Carroll and Frederick Maryland Maryland General Assembly Atill Asia Cumberland West Virginia Central and Pittsburgh Railway Kiktas W. Va Connellsville Pittsburgh

Red Commanders Send Letter To General Clark

North Korean top commanders dispatched a multi page letter to General Mark Clark through liaison officers during the stalled Korean armistice talks in Munsan Korea. The letter was signed by senior North Korean generals and addressed to the UN commander.

Clark Munsan Korea Mark Clark United Nations Far Rast

Eighth Army Ready To Meet Any Red Offensive

General Van Fleet announced the U S Eighth Army is ready alert and fit to defend Korea against any attack. He said morale is high and that any offensive by the enemy would be defeated. Talks at Panmunjom were in a three day recess with Maj Gen Harrison not meeting the Reds until conditions are offered in writing.

Seoul Korea James A. van Fleet U. SS. Eighth Army United Nations Fighting Machine Eighth Army van Fleet Kim Ji Sung Peng Teh Huai Nana James (. Murray Panuiimi William K. Harrison ULN Peipine Radio Tokyo Npon VSN Harrison

Mental exam granted in Kornarens murder case

Judge Mish granted counsel for Mrs. Dorothy Kornarens permission for the defendant to be examined by the State Board of Mental Hygiene with her OW physician present. The case concerns the alleged murder of her husband John Henry Kornarens, a Silver Spring beauty shop proprietor, on February 47.

Joseph Dpd Mish Dorothy Kornarens Silver Spring State Board of Mental Hygiene Montgomery County Walter Dawson Kornaveus Kornarens John Ienry Kornarens Washington Silver Spring

Blue Phantom Shootings Spur State Police Hunt

State police intensified the hunt for the Blue Phantom gunman behind a two week spree in Illinois. Twelve to thirteen motorists were targeted with two reporting minor injuries from glass while authorities set roadblocks and dispatched a patrol plane to cover towns from Belleville to St Louis.

Springheld State Apolice Thellinois Roth Vain Lake Counts Belleville St. Lonix Righwava Tn O

Beaten and Burned Child Referred to Chicago Hospital

Police detain Mr and Mrs James O Neefe after a teacher reports a young girl beaten and suffering cigarette burns. The child is hospitalized in Chicago as authorities investigate the incident.

O'Keefe Chicago James O'Neefe

Stratos Opens Bay Shore Plant Move Complete

The Stratos Division of Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corpora tion began operations at a new plant in Bay Shore Long Island with 140000 square feet of space. The move from Farmingdale was completed over a weekend with no production loss and all offices and engineering moved without downtime. The facility will boost output of aircraft pressurization refrigeration equipment and other engineered aircraft accessories.

Stratos Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation Bay Shore Long Island Farmingdale Flee Newbold Fairchild Stravas Flaive Warnfag

Dinner honors William Tobias as Hershey attends

Major General Lewis B. Hershey will join a testimonial dinner for William F. Tobias hosted by Washington County Draft Boards on June 20 at the Hotel Alexander Tobias resigns July 1 and will be succeeded by Rev. Scott R. Waener Other distinguished guests include Col Henry S Stanwood and A B Jimie with members of Local Boards 2 and 62 and Legal counsel also listed The testimonial banquet will be in the Maryland Room

Lewis B. Hershey Selective Service William 4. Tobias Washington County Alexander Tobias Scott R. Waener Kenry S. Stanwood State Selective Service A. 8 Jimie Harveys Miller Laovat Board AY Maryland

Pear Tree Blossoms Twice in Spring at Local Yard

In Wond point, Kluwer Thutzell reports a Tartrett pear tree in his yard blooming a second time this spring. The tree bears small green pears and shows a rare second act of blossom after an unusual fall’s late warmth.

Natal Kluwer Thutzell

Two Year Contract Deal Reported In The Making

Washington reports a possible two year contract in steel negotiations as CIO Steelworkers and industry negotiators near a peace accord. Aimed at mid-1954, the pact would include a 22 cent hourly package, union shop, and long term labor peace with wage and benefit gains, while wage board recommendations loom as a benchmark.

Washington Ateedistrike CIO Steelworkers White House Tikes ‘Ly Philip Murray John R. Steeman Truman Andum Iry Wage Stabilization Board WSB Congress Senate

Paratroopers rehearse breakup of Koje POW compounds

On Koje Island Korea June 9 U S paratroopers rehearse the plan to divide Koje Island s 84 000 prisoners into smaller compounds using flame throwers tanks and tear gas. Brig Gen Thomas J H Trapnell directed the drill as two battalions stormed stockades and moved prisoners to new quarters amid signs of improvised weapons and heightened tension.

Koje Island Korea U.S Koje Haydon IL Roamer Francis Dodd Blacksntith Thomas J. H. Trapnell 18Th Airborne Comtpaund 76

Tip On Robbery Best Of Week

A local Daily Mail News Tip Contest highlights weekly tips. Prizes include 4 dollars for the top theft tip about a 1200 dollar robbery from a sleeping Fairplay man, plus 240 dollars second prize for a Virginia Avenue housewife on a Halfway area development.

Daily Mail Virginia Avenue Route 6 East Avene North Mutherey Street West Washington Street North Locust Street West Church Street Church High Streets

Reds Will Lose Korea Says General Huderson

Maj. Gen. Daniel B. Huderson, outgoing commander of the 40th Division, told newsmen at Los Angeles International Airport he doubts the UN can win in Korea and predicts the Chinese will overrun the country after any peace. He took the division to Korea 21 months ago and will leave the service. He said public pressure will pull U.S. forces home and Korea will belong to the Reds.

Los Angeles Daniel B. Haderson United Nations Korea Huderson California National Guard Reds

Drivers Charged After Collisions Over Weekend

Over the weekend several drivers faced charges for traffic violations after a series of auto crashes on East Washington Street. Benita Canfield, 22, of Madison Avenue, was cited for following too closely after her car rear ended Joseph G. Sprankie, 16, of Baltimore, whose vehicle struck Harald Pope, 21, of Washington DC. Kreps, 41, of Williamsport, was charged with running through a houseward salon as his car collided with Daniel Carpenter’s at Winter Street and Washington Avenue.

Benita Canfield Madison Avenue Joseph G. Sprankie Baltimore Sprankie Harald 2D. Pope Washington, D. C Washington Street Joseph ¢. Kreps Williamsport Rt. 2 Rer Daniel R. Carpenter Hawervstown Ri Winter Street Washington Avenue

Park break in reported by city official and locals

City Councilman Melvin Jennings notified police that the Pony League Ball Park refreshment stand on Jefferson Street was broken into over the weekend with no items taken. Baltimore officer Joseph A. McLaughlin said $50 in cash vanished from an unlocked hotel room. his wallet was later found, but the money missing. George Whetstone of North Mulberry Street said a basement apartment on his block was broken into but nothing else was found missing.

Melvin Jennings Pony League Jefferson Street Joseph A. McLaughlin Baltmore Wesk George Whetstone North Mulberry Street

Cooler Weather Follows Storms In Maryland

Scattered thunderstorms from the Midwest moved into Western Maryland this afternoon and evening, bringing damage yesterday and today. Clearing skies and dropping temperatures will occur soon with a high in the mid to upper eighties and a tonight low 55 to 60. Tomorrow's high 74 to 78. Yesterday's high reached record levels while last night cooled to 68. Earlier storms caused eight deaths and heavy property damage across the Midwest and East, with five deaths in China and three in Mine, Pa. Continued on Page 2, Col. 3.

Middle West Maryland Yas Midwest Chinais Mine

Meet Your Braves On Sports Page

The Daily Mail begins a series introducing the Hageratown Braves players. Daily features include a personal history and background study for each player with photos, starting with center fielder Bale daderiund.

Meet Your Braves Sports Page Daily Mail Braves Disk Kelly Baledaderiund

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