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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1951
Page
2
Two Hagerstown men sustained minor injuries when a car driven by Donald Troupe struck a roadside power pole on Route 11 near Martinsburg. The impact snapped the pole, damaged the vehicle, and broke the electrical lines.
Two divorce actions were filed in Circuit Court Beulah Mulligan vs Charles Mulligan and Gail Kline vs Elizabeth Kline. An earlier vehicular incident left Troupe and Charles Lynch with head lacerations and bruises after a wreck caused by reckless driving. Troupe fined $25 plus costs after pleading guilty. An unrelated note states elephants are not afraid of mice.
James Marlow outlines how the United States used propaganda and psychological warfare during and after World War II. He notes Army teams in occupied territories, OSS and OWI roles, and postwar shifts to State Department led efforts with libraries bulletins Voice of America films exchanges and intelligence.
President Truman visited Leesburg Virginia over the weekend and dropped in at the home of Secretary of Defense Marshall. He and Bernard Baruch chatted while Baruch, 80, was a weekend guest, renewing a cautious, long strained relationship from 1948.
A Hagerstown resident reports displaying an American Flag on July 4 to celebrate the 176th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and intends to enter a Herald-Mail Company flag contest. The entrant estimates pennies stacked on a drum in the window at Haya Incorporated and will deposit the completed contest form at 28 West Washington Street.
Glendale report of Henry Cullum a 31 year old Los Angeles policeman called to the infantry in January and serving as a lieutenant on the Korean front. After four months of war his wife Joyce awaited their first child and on June 17 he received emergency leave. The couple welcomed twins Jeffrey and Deborah CLEO last Wednesday.
Congressional Medal of Honor recipient Car H. Dodd, 26, from Kentucky, was injured in a party clash in his hometown of Kenvir while on leave from Korea. The incident followed his May 19 decoration by President Truman. Police say about 60 people were involved. two men face arraignment on charges of assault and drunkenness. Dodd, native of Byarta, is recovering after a broken rib, with no comment available.
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