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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1951
Page
19
Detective says Charlea Huffman admitted kicking Joyce Marie Huffman in the abdomen as she crawled in the kitchen while he worked. The baby died May 28 at a Corry hospital. Autopsy suggested poisoning from a windtured bowel.
Toronto June 13 Py-Physical culturist George Hebden Corsan a vegetarian who rejects medicine says he will celebrate his 94th birthday with a party on Saturday while recovering from a 20 foot fall that broke his neck on May 27. In Florida he lived dairy free and smoke free. He favors nut as basic food and would convert dairy farms to fruit farms to reduce odor and manure concern.
Mount Savage and Frostburg report a Swastika armband incident tied to Charles V. Swauger. Swauger, 17, a Mount Savage Junior High pupil, wore the armband to class, refused teacher and principal orders, prompting the student’s suspension and a confrontation with his father. Swauger later faced assault charges while his case heads to the circuit court in October.
Swanger grabbed him by the throat as the school board delayed a diploma decision for a boy. Kefanger claimed the Swastika was a relative's World War II souvenir and not significant, though it disrupted class. The 1.5 Army war corps included 10 rifle companies from Pennsylvania Virginia and Maryland.
Atlantic City June 13 fatness described as a subtle serious health hazard that can shorten life speed up diseases and contribute to overeating. Statements from Dr Donald Armstrong and others note risks and future survival challenges while other notes mention bone storage for transplants and a sandpapering method to remove scarfsize. The AMA plans to form a lay advisory committee as part of its medical outreach to the public. Irving Berlin’s Beekman Place home sits near the United Nations site. Washington Square is mentioned as a former Potter’s field location.
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