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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1951

Page

2

Rapid Progress In Atomic Weapons Prompts More Tests

Washington reports that American scientists say atomic weapon development is accelerating, requiring more full scale trials. At Eniwetok in April and May, tests yielded new insights into thermonuclear reactions and hydrogen bomb research, with officials noting future tests will occur more frequently.

Government Elton Fayap Military Attacrs Washington Amer Eniwatok Atomic Energy Commission AEC Defense Department Eniwetok Alvin C. Graves Re Teat Los Alamos, N. M Commission Graves ABC David ©. Lilienthal New York Elwood R. Quesada Joint Task Force Gordon Dean Nevada Hiroshima-Nagasaki Joint Task Force 8

Strawberry Pineapple Dessert Prep for June Guests

Stretch sliced strawberries by mixing with diced pineapple for a simple June dessert. Keep canned pineapple on hand as part of your emergency shelf to ensure quick servings.

City Workers Get $15 Monthly Pay Boost

Hagerstown city workers will receive a $15 per month increase or 1 4/ or hour raise for hourly staff to offset rising living costs. The Mayor and Council approved the measure alongside a $20 per month boost for police and fire personnel to address pay inequities. The plan runs six months July through December and may continue by budgetary decision. Park W. Loy estimates about $30,000 added cost, to be funded by budget cuts in other areas.

Hagerstown Kremlin Moscow

Stuffed Tags Into Pay Envelopes And Kept Cash

Police seek Charles King for tiling tags into company pay envelopes and stealing about 2000 in cash from Malone Mattress, Miami. Officer Quinney identified the 46 year old suspect, who allegedly altered payroll envelopes and kept the change. In Houston, a 70000 seat stadium will be sprayed for mosquitoes before General MacArthur’s Texas speech to deter pests.

Miami Fla Seeking Mattress Company Bolton KBR Malone Mattress Company R. C. Quinney Charles R. King Quinney King Ampinges Houston Houston Stadium Douglas MacArthur Cie Texas

Blind student explains Chile using relief map at school

In Pittsburgh a tenth grade blind student, Eugene Heate ler, described Chile by manipulating a large dissectible relief map at the Western Pennsylvania School for the Blind. The event showcased how disabled children learn through tactile aids during a parade of students.

Pittsburgh Eugene Heateler Chile Hugens

Tax deductions for Canadians in Korea announced

Ottawa announced by Finance Minister Douglas Abbott that Canadians serving in Korea will have one dollar deducted from their income tax for every day they serve there. The plan aims to offset wartime costs and support personnel. details on eligibility and duration were not immediately available.

Ottawa Douglas Abbott Kora

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