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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1951

Page

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Archbishop Is Sent To Prison, Another To Die

The report lists multiple Hungarian figures sentenced to prison terms for wartime and postwar activities. Names include Dr. Pal Boszik, Endre Farkas, Vendel Endredy, Gyna Hagyo Kovacs, Istvan Cserrtar, and Laszlo Hevey, with sentences ranging from eight to fourteen years. Alajos Poneracy faces retrial by a military court for alleged data supplying to a legation.

Pal Boszik Endre Farkas Vendel Endredy Cirtz Gyna Hagyo Kovacs Senate Istvan Cserrtar Laszlo Hevey Alajos Poneracy U. S Budapest Legation Emuirt

Violent Storms Strike Area Blazing Lightning Ravages Property

Violent storms roared through the valley with lightning destroying an implement shed and a home in Mercershare. A large tree toppled on Leitersburg Pike near town, two Baltimore women injured by flying glass, and high winds damaged roofs and cargo near the city. The Eastern Shore chill wind faded to a normal summer thunder shower.

Mercershare Greencastle Wayneshare South Mountain Baltimore Leitersburg Pike Anee State Roads Commission Franklin Square Hospital Elizabeth Cunningham Stella Garritt Earl Brady Seaman Mercy Hospital Pennsylvania Railroad Canton Pier Conowingo

Drought-Hit Bayou Hopes Rise for Rain From Volcanic Dust

New Orleans residents look skyward as planes seed clouds in a bid to induce rain amid drought. Meteorologists say volcanic dust from Cape Verde may not bring moisture, while water shortages deepen in towns between New Orleans and Baton Rouge.

New Orleans Nature Regina Cape Verde Alriva W. OR. Stevens South Louisiana Denmings Baton Rouge Evangeline Enuinery Dairsmen

Red Cross Reaffirms Independent Fund Raising Policy

At its 2th annual convention in New York on June 28 the American Red Cross reaffirmed by resolution its policy of conducting fundraising independent of outside influence.

New York American Red Cross

Auto Industry Begins Large Layoffs Amid Shortages and Controls

The auto sector announces widespread layoffs as material shortages and credit controls bite. Chrysler plans an 18 000 cut by Friday with 2 500 more in July, Briggs 6 800 in Detroit area and 1 200 in Evansville, Ford to idle workers into October, GM to close Michigan plants July 28 to August 6, Nash-Kelvinator suspends seven plants for two weeks, while others like Packard Studebaker and Hudson report reductions. overall impact runs into tens of thousands as plants idle or reduce output under defense and economic constraints.

The Alto Cho United Auto Workers Union Chrysler Corp Briggs Manufacturing Company Detroit Evansville Tnd Ford Mote Diky General Motors Michigan Nash-Kelvinator Corporation Wisconsin California waiser-Frazer Corporation Packard Hudson Studebaker Corp South Bend

Notable Attire Fined in New York Park Scene

Broadway actress Elaina Stritch paid a one dollar fine after a judge ruled her halter and shorts attire too scanty for Central Park. A spectator claimed the crowd would riot, while Bert Elaine defended the calm day. Also noted is naming of Bint Island in Portsmouth Harbor after Capt John Blunt, tied to Washignton era piloting.

Elaina Stritch New York Central Park Bert Elaine Bint Island Portsmouth N. H John Blunt George Washineon Delaware

Share Korea's 'Youngest' Honors In pacts of Europe

The report discusses Korea's youngest honors linked to European pacts and mentions the St. John's wart plant thought to possess power to avert destruction by Jichtuing, highlighting speculative linkages between ancient remedies and wartime strategy.

Europe St. John's

Words To The Wise Weather Warning On Speed Risk

In clear conditions eight of ten road accidents occur on fast roads. The warning stresses speed as the deadly factor and urges caution when weather is fair.

POW Letters May Be Mailed In Usual Way

Washington reports the Post Office Department allows sending wartime prisoner of war letters in ordinary envelopes to Korea or China. No special form is needed beyond including the prisoner’s name rank serial number and addressed to the Prisoners of War committee. No stamps required but include “prisoner of war” on the outer side.

Washington Korea China

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