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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1949
Page
3
Rabie reports officers of the 2016th Logistical Training Division met at the State Armory last evening for the second time this month to discuss ongoing training and readiness.
Lt Col Alfred Bendeil presided as officers led the training. Lt Col Carl Schlotterbeck spoke on the GI duties within a Logistical Division and its ten subsections. Major Carl Green described recent duty at Camp Lee Virginia. General Joseph W Byron announced the June 29 session at Camp Detrick Frederick Md. Attendance reached 96 percent.
Rep Franklin D Roosevelt Jr introduced his first bill authorizing a 6 billion dollar cooperative housing program for moderate income families. African slavery began in 1619 with the first shipment sent to Jamestown.
Jarl Miller six, son of Mrs Naomi Miller of 342 South Street, fell from a porch while playing and fractured his left arm. He was treated at Washington County Hospital emergency room and released. Other county accidents involve Robert Eugene Faith 15 Clearspring Route 1 who fell from a horse with scalp lacerations and brush burns, Stuart McLeaf nine of McLeaf 920 Salem Avenue who fell on a milk bottle and lacerated his left elbow, Gary Yates two treated for dog bites around his neck, Carol Jones daughter of 103 East Lee Street cut her left foot on glass, and Gloria Jean Guessford three fell on tin injuring her left eye.
Senator William Blourt of Tennessee was named in the first impeachment proceedings before the Senate in 1798 and the charges were dismissed for want of jurisdiction.
A verdict for the defendant, Lowndes W. Roman Hancock, in a civil suit arising from an automobile accident was returned last evening by a jury in Circuit Court here. The plaintiffs, Genevieve Single town and Sadie Wharton, both of Allegany county near Cumberland, were passengers in Roman’s vehicle.
Plaintiff sues for personal injuries from a December 18 1948 Route 40 crash five miles east of Cumberland. Jury deliberated over an hour. Witnesses said the defendant struck a culvert, turning the car. He claimed he was blinded by oncoming headlights. Defense attorneys were Omer T. Kaylor and Wagaman. Sweden's 1947 population was about 6,803,000.
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