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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1951

Page

15

Mayor Warns On Light Plant Spending for Cooling Tower

Mayor Mills cautioned Grey Coyoeg council members against spending 196000 to build a water cooling tower at the city light plant. Engineers say it would boost output from 10 000 to 14 000 kilowatts after the 1 600 000 expansion, but at higher operating costs and with competition from Potomac Edison.

Mills Grey Coyoeg City Iight Antietam Potomac Edison Contaithe City Quo Mange Potomag Richard Willson City Water Department Willams Park Way Milla Quannon Avenue A. R. Daniels

How Never to Be Tired in July Readers Digest

The piece claims there is no chronic fatigue from overwork and promises a method to sustain energy for a lifetime. It targets busy, successful people and invites readers to get Reader's Digest for the secret to never tiring.

Anys Marie Ray Reader's Digest

Morphine Sold From Doctor Prescription by Son in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City narcotics agents jailed Roland Joe Fitch, 28, former waiter, on charges of selling morphine prescribed to his cancer-stricken mother. Fitch allegedly sold about 40 tablets to informers over ten days, with a doctor prescribing 50 tablets every two days to aid the woman and son.

Oklahoma City Po- Hee Treasury Department Roland Joe Fitch Walt Acord Fitch Acord Fiteh Nish Mia Faye Fiteh Jonger Vitehig

Water Line To Paramount OK'd

The Paramount water line expansion to serve a new Fairchild Aircraft office is under consideration. Fairchild may use up to half a million gallons monthly. costs include 10600 city funds 10000 education board funds and 10000 from residents along the route. An eight inch line will be ordered.

Paramount Fairchild Aircraft Fairchild Richard Willson Water Department Board of Education New Paramount School Willson

Big Peach Crop Seen Ahead At County's Large Orchard

A 3000 acre western county orchard is poised for a giant harvest with 80 Puerto Rican workers hired to ensure timely picking. County Agent Mark Miller reports excellent prospects for apples and peaches with minimal insect damage and a hail-free season. The Hancock area could yield around 400,000 bushels from Diljons and Stanley Fulton orchards, potentially pushing county totals past one million bushels. Lincoln Memorial cost listed as 2,940,000.

Mark Miller Hancock Area Dil Jons Stanley Fulton

Frat U S Army Composed of Ten Companies

Fragmentary notice notes the U S Army unit structure with ten companies drawn from Pennsylvania and each company having elements from Virginia and Maryland. The readable fragment preserves entities and regional origins without full context.

U. S Rikemem Pennsylvania Pnd Virginia Maryland Elemma

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