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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1951

Page

2

Vatican withholds comment on new archbishop naming

The Vatican declineed to discuss reports that Bishop Thomas Toolen of Mobile could be named Archbishop of Philadelphia to succeed the late Cardinal Dougherty. The Consistorial Congregation noted no coadjutor with right of succession. Toolen visited Rome for Bishop Sheen's consecration and met the Pope.

Vatican Vatican City Baltimore Thomas Joseph Tooten Mobile Alabama Philadelphia Denjy Dougherty Pope Pius Toolen Rome Filton Sheen

Caracoran Gallery Founded In Washington 1869

The Caracoran Gallery of Art in Washington D C was founded in 1869 and focuses on American art for its exhibitions and collections.

Caracoran Gallery of Art Washington, D. C

Two Methodist Pastors Move In Hancock Area

Two new Methodist pastors assume charges in Hancock area. Rev. James B. Foster serves Piney Plains Little Cove Rehobeth and Watfordsturg Churches while Rev. Charles Gilbert Russell leads Hancock and Catalpa churches. Russell comes from Summit Point W Va with a $25 000 building repair project.

Hancock Area James B. Foster Piney Plains Little Cove Rehobeth Watfordsturg Charles Gilbert Russell Hancock Catalpa Elizabeth Ann Charles Town High School Rich ‘Ard Shepherd ‘Callege United States Air Force Mississippi Mary Jane Russell Hancock Methodist Church AL Co. Anderson St. Thomas’ Fyistopal Anderson Caulfield St. Peter's Catholic Church Warfordsburo Methodist Church A. Hart McKkinley McKinley EF. Jy. Kk. Tune Leroy Carter Foster Warfordsburo Hish Street Toledo Ohio University of Ohio School of Theology Westminster Cedar Grove Rock Valley Willian Wilson Black Lick

Sausage as a Timeless Processed Food Norm

Sausage ranks among the oldest processed foods with appearances even in ancient texts such as the Odyssey referenced by Homer. The enduring example highlights long standing culinary traditions and cultural significance.

Aes Hertogenbosch: Capital of North Brabant Province

The city of S Hertogenbosch serves as the capital of North Brabant province in the Netherlands.

S Hertogenbosch Province North Brabant The Netherlands

Man of the Year Named for Lane Co Chief Edward J Lane

Edward J Lane 49 president of Lane Co chest manufacturers Alta Vista Virginia was elected furniture industry Man of the Year by the American Furniture Mart Board of Governors at the summer semi annual furniture show. Ethiopia is noted as one of the oldest Christian nations.

Chicago Uly Edward J. Lane Lane Co. Chest Manufacturers Alta Vista Furniture Industry American Furniture Mart Board of Governors

Virginia Hill's Husband To Leave Or Be Deported

Hane Hauser, husband of former Virginia Hill who testified before the Kefauver committee, must leave the United States by September 1 or face deportation. Notices were served by the Immigration Service. Hauser, a Chilean native who came to the U.S. in 1940, has an infant son. he and his Spokane family planned to fly to Santiago, Chile, soon amid a congressional bill.

Seattle Hane Hauser Virginian Hill Kefauver Crime Committee United States Sun Valley Idaho Aki Fnst Emaigration Service John P. Boyd Mimuiczation Hauser Austen Austen Ant Cane Chile Hausera Spokane Santiago Chite

Magnusen Hearings Testimony Ties Suspect to Deportation Delay

Reconstruction of a salvaged report notes Sen Magnuson of Washington discusses a suspect linked to a deportation delay. The text mentions Hugale Siegel fatally shot by gunmen at a California home before a marriage to Elauver, and references her testimony at the Kefauver hearings in New York City earlier this year.

Sewina Hagerstown Maryland Daily Mail Househeld Arts Dept Chelsea ‘Station New York Alice Brooks Sen. Magnuson D-Wash Prs Tnta Hugale Siegel Alain Mra Hanser Haverly Hits Calif Elauver Hlarier Kafauver New York City

Local Announcer Named To Office

William Pattsgrove assistant manager of WIEM was elected vice president of the Chesapeake Associated Press Broadcasters at a meeting in Annapolis. The group discussed methods to raise revenue through news programs and voted to award members for outstanding presentations.

William Pattsgrove WIEM Cheanpeake Associated Press Broadcasters Annapolis Neweowaters

Dope Seized in Washington Marijuana Dump and Arrests

Federal agents report 67 pounds of marijuana dumped into Washington's illegal drug market before police last night arrested three alleged smugglers. Police seized eight pounds of marijuana as they detained the trio, including a New Yorker.

Washington Fedeva Agenta

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