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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1951

Page

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Marines at Inchon and Pusan Reach Eight Anniversary

The First Marine Division left a mark on Korean fronts with heavy casualties in Fifth Regiment yet greater enemy losses. From Inchon to Seoul, Marines stormed airfields and perimeters, retook Seoul, and forced North Korean retreat while suffering 450 dead. Lt. Baldiero Lopez of Orlando died in Inchon, first Marine from Korea to be recommended for the Medal of Honor.

First Marine Korea Pusan United States First Marine Division Fifth Marine Regiment Prometer Tewachon Reservoir Ine Inchon Mediterranean Oliver Prince Smith Craig Ebay Seoul United Nations North Korea Wonsnan Chan Poe Hungtan Beran Popular Mele Edward A. Craig Bland Bougainville Wolms Col Ray Murray Kimpo Han River South Korea Baldiero Lopez Orlando Fla Lopez

Lewis Snubbed And Cheered By CIO Employes

Detroit reporters note mixed reaction as John L. Lewis visits a highly unionized city. UAW leaders accuse him of raiding locals while Ford Local 600 hosts an anniversary event. Some Chrysler and GM locals boycott or favor his presence amid intra union tensions.

CIO United Autoobile Workers John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Lewis Aitress UAW International Board Ford UAW Henry Ford Walter Reuther Emil Mazey Carl Stellato Ward Steather Chrysler International Board Tll General Motors Vint Reuther

Rain Hampering Plane Search In Dense African Jungle

The missing plane, with 31 aboard mostly from New York, could have traveled up to 3000 miles from last contact. Rescue efforts are hindered by dense 200 foot trees, jungle terrain, and a rainy season in a region across the south Atlantic from Brazil.

New York Idlewild N.Y South Atlantic Brazil Equator Africa

Plan No Statement On War Anniversary

Washington, June 23. The Western Allies will issue no joint peace statement on the first anniversary Monday of the Korean war. The State Department said after a meeting of diplomats from 16 countries with troops in Korea. The United States opposed such a statement, citing the Chinese Communists lack of interest in a truce. Lincoln White said Acheson and Warren Austin might issue their own anniversary statements.

Washington Korea State Department United States Lincoln White State Acheson Warren Austin United Nations

Malik to Blast U S Korea Policy in Address

Soviet delegate Jacob Malik prepared a radio address in New York outlining alleged U S policy failures in Korea. The talk, recorded for broadcast, accompanies UN efforts to secure more troops and a broader coalition.

Russia Malik U.S Korea

Harriman May Testify On MacArthur Ouster Probe

Senator McMahon plans to summon W. Averell Harriman from Europe to testify before the Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees on Eastern policy and the MacArthur ouster inquiry. Harriman is in Europe on reassurances about defense unity under the North Atlantic Pact amid Communist fears. He was previously excused, but McMahon says Harriman’s rebuttal to Patrick Hurley’s testimony should be heard.

Washington W. Averell Harriman Europe Senate Douglas MacArthur McMahon D-Conn Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees Harriman Patrick J. Hurley China

Year In Korea Marked By 70 Casualties Here

A local tabulation records 70 U N casualties tied to the Korean conflict as the year closes. It lists 2 deaths, 16 missing in action, 1 prisoner, and 24 wounded in the area, with training losses included. The county’s share outpaces the national average, reflecting undercounting and early heavy action, though recent months show a taper in strikes.

Korea Stasras Amony Hagerstown

Frostburg Tops Firemen Prizes in Maryland Parade

Frostburg Md led Maryland volunteers with $275 in prizes at the 140 unit parade ending the Maryland Volunteer Firemen's Association convention in Cumberland. Areas from Frostburg Lonaconing and Hampstead won multiple awards for best bands drum corps and best appearance with 16 or more men in uniform along with distance and apparatus honors.

Cumberland Frostburg Maryland Volunteer Firemen’s Association Arion Band of German Singing Society Volunteer Fire Company of Chesapeake Bay North Beach Prince Frederick County Lonaconing Attegany High School Conemaugh

State Spotters Scanning Skies In 33-Hour Drill

Maryland volunteers begin a 33 hour defense exercise scanning for enemy planes in a national air warning drill. 184 observation posts and 3 000 observers participate, with testing of night spotting for the first time since World War II. Observers report to the Baltimore Air Force filer center as military personnel join in yesterday.

Baltimore Maryland Air Force Feam

Name Meaning of Jean Jeanne and Je Anne Grace of the Lord

The name Jean Jeanne and Je Anne is explained as meaning grace of the Lord. The note highlights that these forms share the same religiously derived sense and origin.

Jean Jeanne the Lord

Truman Urges Congress to Write Its Own Health Insurance Plan

President Truman, speaking in Bethesda at the National Institutes Clinical Center ceremony, challenged Congress to craft a compulsory health insurance plan or accept his. He said he would support any plan better or nearly as good. Dr. Cline of the AMA said the public favors voluntary systems and that a resolution may be reached with broader coverage. Respondents cited higher taxes and rising costs as obstacles to new health coverage.

Washington Congress Trutman Truman National Health Institutes Clinical Center Bethesda Chicago J. W. Chine American Medical Association Cline U. S

Archbishop Keough Names Groesz as Mindszenty's Successor

In Baltimore on June 23 Archbishop Francia P. Keough, chairman of the National Catholic Welfare Conference, declares Archbishop Groesz now truly becomes the successor to Cardinal Mindszenty. He cites the Budapest plea of guilty for plotting to overthrow Hungary’s Communist regime and condemns state coercion as exposed injustice and terror.

Baltimore Francia P. Keough National Catholic Welfare Conference Groesar Cardinal Mindszenty Joseph Groesz Budapest Hungary Groesz Keough

MacArthur's Name On Ballot In Oregon Primaries

Portland reports petitions to place General Douglas MacArthur on the 1952 Oregon Republican presidential ballot. About 1,000 signatures are needed and MacArthur’s consent is not required. If he won, Oregon’s delegation would be pledged to him at the nominating convention.

Portland Ore Douglas MacArthur Oregon Ary Balot F. E. Epton MacArthur

Rededication Of Town Clock Bell On July Fourth

Hagerstown plans a July 4 program at Reservoir Park to rededicate the historic town clock bell that rang from 1835 to 1938. The bell, 42 inches in diameter and 3½ feet tall, will be placed in City Hall rotunda. officials note it rang about 6.86 million times and marked 902,280 hours.

Hagerstown Reservoir Park Old Town City Hall Aittle HE. C. Holbrook Arthur Johnston William Johnston

Red Radio Boasts Of Donations For Fighter Planes

Hong Kong June 23 The Palping radio claims volunteer donations have funded 496 fighter planes toward a 1 000 plane Korea war goal. It notes China has no warplane industry and may buy from Russia, with large subscriptions for anti tank guns heavy artillery and tanks. AP tally cites five tanks nine heavy guns and two anti aircraft guns. William Shakespeare died April 29 1616 a month after his will was signed.

Hong Kong Korea China Russia Associated Press

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