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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1951

Page

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Marshall guesses Korean War may last years as talks needed

In Tokyo Marshall says peace moves must come from the Reds, who face a difficult situation. He ends a 3.5 day visit with no instructions to Allied forces. U S air and sea units pound Korea with heavy raids and bombardments while ground opposition narrows except on a small eastern sector.

Marshall Anid Chinegs Reds Marshall Tokyo Triangle U.S Helena Korea Bradford Cunningham 38Th Parallel

Iran Replies To Truman Appeal On Oil Crisis

Tehran reports Iran answered President Truman's call for moderation and talks on nationalization. U S Ambassador Grady was summoned to Foreign Minister Kazemi to hear the reply, which the cabinet reportedly prepared last night. Britain and Iran were resuming talks as Mossadegh faces a crisis over the billion dollar oil industry.

Tehran Iran Truman U. S Henry F. Grady Gagher Kazemi Mohammed Mossadegh

Woman Admits Stealing From Drug Store for Liquor

Grace Harris testified in Baltimore court that over 84 days she stole 31680 from the drug store where she worked to buy liquor for her husband who she said drinks. She was held on two larceny charges while her husband was arrested on a parole violation.

Baltimore Grace Harris Herbert Cohen Harris

Knickerbocker Derailment Injures Twenty Six In Muncie

Twenty six persons were injured yesterday when 11 cars of the New York Central Knickerbocker passenger train derailed in Muncie Indiana. All but two were released after initial treatment.

Muncie Ind New York Central Railroad Knickerbocker

Bus and Train Collision Kills Twelve in Trier

A sightseeing bus collided with a train in Trier on June 11 killing twelve passengers and injuring two others critically. Police said the bus driver is uninjured and being held for questioning.

Trier Germany

Senators Weigh China Lobby Probe Amid Political Hesitation

Congress debates an inquiry into a China lobby as senators differ on who would lead it. Figures like Acheson face calls for a probe, while Chinese Nationalist officials deny involvement and warn against broad surveillance of foreign influence.

China State Department New York T. F. Tsiang United Nations Kohlberg Tsiang C. M. Chen William Loeb American China Policy Association Manchester N.sw Loeb Acheson Informa Senate Russell D.ga MacArthur Senate Foreign Relations’ Committee Connally D.-Tex Judiciary McCarran D-Ney Uridees R-Nhs Congress

Expert Hypnotist Explores TV Potential and Human Mind

A long interview with Dr. Polgar discusses hypnotism on TV, methods that avoid direct manipulation, and how hypnotism relies on belief. He estimates hypnotizing around a million people in 31 years, notes age effects on susceptibility, and describes enhanced perception and dream recall under hypnosis.

Dr. Polgar Hell Acta Polear Sajes Aameone

Obituaries continue with local deaths and services

The notice lists Catherine Vincent of Leitersburg with funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Leitersburg Lutheran Church and burial in Leitersburg Cemetery. George William Geist Jr of Baltimore died after a two year illness at 43. services include Requiem mass at St Marys in Hagerstown and burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Harvey W. Detrich of Greencastle died Saturday at 69. funeral Monday at 2:30 p.m. at Minnich Funeral Home with burial at Cedar Hill Cemetery. survivors include wife Sallie and children Harry and Mrs. Chester Fetterman.

Town Catherine Vincent Lettersburg Joy Askins Grace Butts Hagers Leitersburg Lutheran Church Eugene Young Leitersburg Shey Church George William Geist Lemmon Street Baltimore University Hospital Sara Jane, (Geist) Wempence Rowe George W. Geist Hagerstown Western Maryland Railway Riverside Baltimore, and Ohio Railroad St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church Western Enterprise Fire Company Frances Rees) Geist Frances’ E Anna Jane Betty Marie Margaret Ann Wermpe Joseph Floyd Wempe Bernard H. Wempe Suter Charles W. Dausch Rose Iti] Cemetery Harvey W. Detrich Baltimore Street Greencastle Franklin County Calvin Frances Layman Detrich Church Sons and Daughters of Liberty Sallie Stine Detrich Harry G Chester A. Fetterman John C. Detrich Chambersburg Minnich George A. Brown Cedar Hill Cemetery

Car Skids Into Oncoming Autos During Heavy Rain

Richard H. Carbaugh of Hagerstown escaped fractures when his car skidded into two oncoming vehicles at Halfway during a heavy rain. State Trooper Glenn Bowman reported the crash as three cars damaged, totaling about $600, with drivers Charles O N Gray of Shenandoah Junction W Var and Carroll S James of Mealey Parkway among those involved.

Richard H. Carbaugh East Washington Street Hagerstown Glenn Bowman Charles ON. Gray Shenandoah Junction W. Var Carroll S. James Mealey Parkway

Yugoslavia to Get Military Aid If Tito Requests It

Washington reports the Truman administration is ready to provide Yugoslavia with substantial military aid if Tito asks. Talks between Yugoslav General Staff chief Col. Gen. Kotche Popovic and Defense Department officials are described as satisfactory with possible funding under the American Mutual Defense Program and existing appropriations.

Washington Ommm Cala Yugoslavia Marahal ‘Tito Aris Kotche Fopovic Chhef Defense Department Affclala Tito Anns Popovic Turkey Greece Truman Congress Russia

Neighbors Rally Behind Accident Victim in Centreville

In Centreville Maryland on June 11 a milk producers cooperative will donate proceeds from next Friday’s milk sales to Jacok Laird a 34 year old neighbor who lost an arm and a leg in a hay baler His recovery at Easton Memorial Hospital will span months and his family includes a wife and two children The fundraiser organized by William Riges farm owner and backed by 115 cooperative members aims to raise at least 2090 to support the family.

Centreville Queen Anne's County William Riges Riges Centreville Milk Producers’ Cooperative Jacok Laird Laird Easton Memorial Hospital

Berle Marathon Pledges Reach Over a Million

Comedian Milton Berle raised 1127 211 in pledges for the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund during a 22 hour TV marathon in New York. He expected about half the pledges to be collected, noting last two marathons had lower cash returns. Celebrities and volunteers assisted with calls and NBC carried the program nationwide from Jacksonville to Omaha.

New York Dian Milton Berle Damon Runyon Berle National Broadcasting Company Jacksonville Flin West Omalm Neh Lewis Th Mayer Junior Chamber of Commerce At Buffalo N.Y NBC EF. Hollander St. Peter, Minn KBTP St. Paul-Minnesota Mereep Aer John H. Teeter

Golf match at Los Angeles Country Club tees off with mixed results

In Los Angeles on July 11 Chas Peckham and Elbert Hartwick won a birdie two on the eleventh while pair Mortimer Kline and C J Stash also found the hole with a score described as a hate inhoane.

Los Angeles Chas. Peckham Elbert Hartwick Mortimer Kline C.J. Stash

Russia demands invite to peace talks for all WWII foes

Moscow says all nations that fought Japan must be invited to July or August peace talks. Russia proposes a council of foreign ministers including the United States United Kingdom France and Communist China to prepare the treaty. It rejects separate pacts and calls for wartime allies to participate in treaty preparation.

Moscow Russia Japan China Alan G. Kirk W.A. Zorin United States Triain France Comimuntat Chink Sovteta U.S

Consecration of Fulton J Sheen as Auxiliary Bishop

Rome June 11 reports Fulton J Sheen auxiliary to Cardinal Spellman and titular Bishop of Cesariana were consecrated today at Rome's St John and St Paul Church. The ceremony follows his appointment last month as auxiliary bishop to Cardinal Spellman and titular bishop designation.

Rome Fulton J. Sheen Francis Cardinal Spellman Home St. John and St. Paul Ss Carding Spellman Megr Sheen Cardinal Spellman Cesariana

Wall Street Mixed at Midday in Cautious Trading

In New York the stock market drifted between gains and losses as investors showed indecision. Individual issues displayed both strength and weakness, while major subdivisions appeared to shift but overall market remained mixed.

New York

Two US Jets Missing Over Germany

In Wiesbaden on June 11 search planes scoured Germany for two U S jet fighters from the 8th Fighter Bomber Wing that vanished during a training night last Friday. Air Force officials provided few details about the disappearance.

Wiesbaden Germany U.S Air Force 8Th

BC Headache Relief Tablets and Powders Ad

Exttra Fast Headache Relief promotes BC tablets and powders with a multi ingredient formula. It claims fast acting, safe relief for headaches neuralgic pains and muscular aches available in tablets or powder with 10 25 cent price points and bottles of 50 and 100.

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