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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1952

Page

8

Senate group urges faster buildup of U S air power

The Senate preparedness subcommittee calls for rapid expansion of U S air power to 143 wings by 1954 with 127 combat wings and 17 support wings, citing Joint Chiefs of Staff testimony. Lyndon Johnson leads the panel, urging higher production to counter Soviet threat and avert dangerous security gaps.

Senate U.S Washington Senate Preparedness U. S Joint Chiefs of Staff Lyndon Johnson Truman Omar N. Bradley Bradley United States North Atlantic Treaty Organization Russia Joint Chiefs Johnson Psoviets

Reds Laugh In Apparent Derision When Harrison Quits Truce Talks

United Nations truce negotiators walked out as North Korea's Nam reportedly pressed for repatriation of captured Reds. Maj. Gen. Harrison declared no further business today and said the U.N. would return June 21. Nam accused the Allies of dictating an armistice and slaughtering prisoners.

Harrison Munsan Korea United Nations Red Nami I William K. Harrison U.N Nam Harri Sne

Big Guns Boom Seoul Battle Atop Hill In Korean War

Chinese forces attacked a T shaped hill near Seoul in a three wave assault that lasted about 2 hours and 14 minutes but were repelled by United Nations infantry. Brigadier General William P. Nuckols stated Reds laughed during a pause and U N calls for a prisoner exchange truce remain final. A local festival ad lists a ham supper and games at St Marys from June 23 to 25.

Seoul Korea United Nations W. N. Doughboys ST. Mary's Man Adv

Two Cars Collide At Locust Point

A collision on Locust Point involving a car driven by Mary J. Auxt and another vehicle injured Christine Adair Auxt, age 6, who was thrown against a dusty board and had several teeth loosened. Warren Fauehander, 22, was turning onto South Locust Street when struck. the child was taken to Washington County Hospital with no serious injury.

Christine Adair Auxt Haverstown Mary J. Auxt Warren Fauehander South Locust South Locust Street South Potomac Washington County Hospital

40 Plane Ace Is Feted With Parade

San Francisco honors Col. Francis S Gabreski famed 40 plane ace after 100 Korea missions. A Market Street parade and formal reception welcome the hero who downed 644 Communist jets in Korea and 7334 German planes elsewhere. He greets his wife and eldest child after arrival.

San Francisco Francis S. Gabreski Market Street Korea Yabreski of City Pjoni 6 Mich

Prayer for Toryday by James W. Kennedy

A short religious verse prays for guidance and calm thinking to follow God’s plan. The Lexington Kentucky rector asks for understanding sympathy and common sense to live humbly and lovingly today.

James W. Kennedy Lexington Christ's Episcopal Church

Death Notices Include Swailes Hartle Miller Farrow Obituaries

Obituary notices report the deaths of E. B. Swailes 75 of Washington D C wife Carrie Swailes son Grayson sister Emma Shilling and service today at 2 p m at Assemblies of God Church Washington Also noted are Louise Clementine Miller 73 of Washington widow of Walter Miller and Annie Amelia Farrow 70 of near Big Spring with funeral arrangements and burial details for each. Surviving relatives listed for Miller include daughters Mrs Purdham Loughery Stader Shuman and Mrs Duncan and sons Russell and Vernon with ten grandchildren and great grandchildren. Farrow born near Sharpsburg was the daughter of Samuel H Farrow and Lydia E Taylor. The services for Miller are set for Thursday at 2 p m with Rev Jesse R Hite officiating and Rose Hill Cemetery interment. The Swailes service is noted as today at 2 p m in Washington.

Los Angeles Emma Shilling Hagerstown Assemblies of God Louise Clementine Miller Walter R. Miller Virginia Avenue Williamsport Luray Charles Ella Nora Campbell Young Monroe Duncan A. W K. Coffman Jesse R. Hite Rose Hill Cemetery Annie Amelia Farrow Big Spring Taylor's Landing Sharpsburg Samuel H Lydia E. (Taylor) Farrow Rowland Funeral Home Clear Spring Stanley L. Whitson Clear

Insurance Leaders Attend Million Dollar Round Table Meet

R A Barby of Middletown and Baltimore is among 600 life insurance leaders at the Million Dollar Round Table event held December 12 to 17 at Brettol Woods. Darby represents Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company as a member of the annual gathering.

R. A. Barby Middletown Baltimore Ife National Association of Life Underwriters Brettol Woods Daris Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company

Saum's Jewelers and Paulkette Beauty Salon Ad Notice

An old classified ad lists Saum's jewelers and a beauty salon named Paulkette Beauty Salon. It notes prompt service and moderate prices. The salon is on 21 Jonathan St with Pauline Fowler as proprietor, previously with Azalie's. Phone 5671.

Paulette Pauline Fowter Azalie

Italian Deputies Vote Ratification Of Schuman Plan

Rome reports the Italian Chamber of Deputies approved the Schuman Plan by 965 to 98, ratifying a pact to pool coal and steel output of six Western European nations. Signature by President Luigi Einaudi is awaited as ministers prepare to implement the plan in Paris.

Rome Schuman Western Europe Italian Chamber of Deputies Luigi Einandi France Saarland West Germany Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg Paris Robert Selman Wonrad Adenauer Alcide de Gasperi

Illegal bass fishing noted on Potomac above Williamsport

Fishermen along the Potomac near Williamsport are observed catching bass out of season and keeping larger fish. Residents lament lack of game wardens and the change in rules allowing year round sunfish and goggle eyed bass.

Potomac Williamsport Pinesburg

Meet In Korea Three Hagerstown Soldiers

Three Hagerstown servicemen photographed in Korea are Cpl Howard Conn y Ridenour Cpl Joseph A Long Jr and Pvt Floyd Burger Their parents addresses are listed for reunion mail and friendship requests in San Francisco APO post offices with military unit details and care postmaster pointers.

Hagerstown Picured Korea Howard Conny Ridenour Joseph A. Long Floyd Burger Adoward Winter Street Joseph Mitchell Avenue Floyd Pope Avenue Howard Ridenour Fo. C Bath APO Gare San Francisco Calif 2Th Military Police Co A.plo Floyd E. Burger Swiss 21St AANA WD. An Joe Care

Mother Shoots Children And Then Herself

Logan West Virginia police report a 26 year old mother shot her two young children then killed herself in a Hutchinson area home. The children were identified as James Seroy Jeff and Kenny aged 11 months. The mother Mrs James Seroy died at Logan General Hospital from a forehead wound. State police also investigated a triple murder in a Mountain cabin involving Velo Latcinda White 28 year old widow Myrin Schoolcraft 42 coal miner and Melvin Baisden 72 retired rail worker. all were found with bullet wounds and three people were questioned.

Logan C. 0. Lively James Serey Women's Army Corps Seray Logan General Hospital Lively Dames Seroy Jeff Kenny Seroy Home Hutchinson Polite G. T. Davis Vielo Latcinda White Mryin Schoolcrart Melvin Baisden

Alabama Giants Campaign Against Reckless Driving

Montgomery reports a two week spike in highway deaths prompts Gov. Gordon Persons to expand traffic enforcement. Police to arrest all violators with 130 more patrols, 60 added troopers plus 125 liquor and public service inspectors, deputize 120 game wardens and forestry patrolmen, and deploy motorcycles for 50 riders. Authorities target speeding as the top danger after Memorial Day carnage.

Montgomery Ala Carer Cless Alabama Gordon Persons Highway Patrol Lars Public Service Pearsons Exesttny Oriler Do Ruiles Hon

U S Bonds Sold Quickly as Treasury Opens Issue

Washington reports the Treasury opened a daily bond issue of 84. billion dollars that sold so fast the books closed by nightfall. White House aides note strong investor demand and hint at rationing once subscriptions exceed the target. President Truman weighs Preston Lane for a key post amid party talks and aircraft production concerns as Florida Governor Millard Caldwell holds a related appointment. Lane’s status and classified commitments are discussed.

Washington KovernMent 4& Cash Tiblion Dallas White House Hanks Truman Preston Lane Norissary Treasury Mer Marsh Lane Florida Fr. McKinney Deleative National Committee Lad Thomas Alesandro Baltimore D'Alesandro MelKinney Remegin

South African riot injuries raise tensions in Johannesburg

In Johannesburg last night supporters of Prime Minister Daniel Fo Malou clashed with shops and police, injuring 32 people and leading to two arrests after a rally of the United Democratic Front. The meeting drew about half the city’s public square attendance.

Johannesburg South Africa Jane Way Daniel Fo Malou United Democratics Front

Jeanie Spurns Deadly Playmate

Mrs Philip Castle of Williamsport heard her three year old daughter exclaim me mo want that hing then saw a copperhead snake slithering toward the back door. The father killed the two and a half foot venomous snake in the yard and the child wonders why she cannot play outside.

Philip Castle

Border Incidents Promised Thorough Recce by Argentina

Buenos Aires reports Argentina will thoroughly recce border incidents with Brazil that prompted Brazil to reinforce frontier troops. The review covers actions spanning June and ongoing tensions between the two nations.

Buenos Aires Argentina

Mysterious Giant Magnolia Bloom At Middletown Home

The extraordinary large magnolia blossom pictured in the Daily Mail was grown by Simon Summers in Middletown. Summers, of the Summers Brothers wholesale firm, showed the bloom at his office before it was discarded and later picked up near Myers Company. Summers raises several magnolias at home.

Daily Mail Simon Summers Middletown Summers Brothers J. W. Myers Company Summers Hagerstown

Lawn Festival and Summer School Notes in Cave Town

Community events include a lawn festival with cafeteria supper and music on Wednesday June 8, plus a Bible class at Cave Town Ref Church. Summer school runs seven weeks with day and half day sessions. Courses cover shorthand Gregg typewriting and related topics. Contact Columbia College for details.

Cavetown Fuller Gregg Tith Tawcost Columbia College Antietam I Street

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