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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1952

Page

11

Spanish Vets End Convention in Maryland Encampment

Spanish War veterans finished their 34th annual encampment in Hagerstown with a banquet at the Hotel Alexander led by Bruce Lightner who urged electing officials to resist Communism. Delegates passed a resolution for voting rights for 18 year old graduates and limited wartime veteran privileges. New officers were elected led by state commander William A. Tobits and Baltimore officers. the Ladies Auxiliary also installed officers. The event closed with a memorial service led by Rev. Dr Scott A. Wagner.

Maryland Bruce Lightner Hagerstown Lightner Alexander Scott A. Wagner William A. Tobits Thigerstown John W.faylor Sunset Avenule Baltimore John Glaeser Charles H. Tease Edgar N. Paul Angust Kossa William A. Woolney Tristan PL Overmyer Peart G. Abbert James E. Godwin George F. Henry M. F. Morrill William M. Miller Colter Howard F. Floyd Frank N. Gainhvill Margaret Kahter Mae Matlican Grace Krauss Nettle Osterman Joyne Francis Edna Lease Math Blank Zola West Beatrice Helan Emma von Lindenberg Pearl Erving Parliamentarhan

Seasonal Upturn In Auto Sales Underway Across The Country

Detroit reports a national upturn in new car sales with easier credit aiding demand and manufacturers seeking authority to boost output in the second half of the year. Output could surpass 4.7 million units if targets hold, despite model-year work affecting third and fourth quarters.

Detroit Tare

VART Squadron Meets Tonight on North Potomac Street

The 9511 VART Squadron will hear Major Charles Summers of Boonsboro discuss field artillery at a hill meeting tonight at 7 45 at the Junior Fire Hall on North Potomac Street. Summers is S 4 officer of the 399th Logistic Command and earned the Legion of Merit in the European Theater during World War II.

Charles Summers Boonsboro North Potomac Street Summers

Six Autos In At 11 Smashup At Airport Inn

Six cars were involved in a spectacular crash along Middleburg Pike at Airport Inn on Saturday night. Three men were injured including George W. Grove Ray Leroy Crane and John G Bowman. Bowman’s car rear ended Herbert W Sponangle causing a collision with four parked vehicles. Damages were estimated over $2000.

Airport Inn Middleburg Pike Ramage George W. Grove Clear Spring Ray Leroy Crane Antistam Street Tagerstown John G. Bowman Greencastle Richard Myers Herbert W. Sponangle Bowman C. W. Groff Greenfield Road Carl W. Guessford, Jr Salem Avenue Melvin S. Rotz Chambersburg Elmer F. Burger, Jr Hagerstown Route 6

Man Survives Crash After Plunging Into Light Pole

Donald F. Reynolds a Phoenix Arizona native and GI escaped unharmed after his car overturned and struck a light pole in San Francisco on Friday the 18th. Reynolds born on Friday the 18th has the number 138 tattooed on his arm. The vehicle suffered major damage.

Donald F. Reynolds Phoenix Aviz San Francisco Reynolds

Eagles Adopt Program Against Communism in Maryland

Frederick reports the Maryland Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles endorses a nine point anti subversive program during its 47th annual convention. State Sen. Robert B. Kimble proposed the plan and new officers were installed. The program covers heritage defense democracy opportunity justice and international information.

Frederick Maryland Aerie Hagies Aerie Robert B. Kimble Cumberland

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