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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1952
Page
4
A report claims King Metga of Uganda maintains a vast seraglio with thousands of wives, described as the largest harem in the world. The sensational claim centers on his court and imperial household.
Col Vernon N Simmons graduates from the Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. He receives a Bronze Star and campaign medals for World War II service and later assignments in Washington and Germany. A Lehigh University graduate, Simmons is assigned to the Army Commands and Administrative Communications Agency.
City police investigate a report that Marvin Moats of Wayneshore was beaten and robbed about o clock Sunday morning at North and North Potomac Streets. A witness saw the man attacked and thrown over a hedge at 400 North Potomac Street, with a white man and a colored man implicated in the case.
Mary Jane Senie among Unines shows her enluart skill while walking on a broiling pavement in Washington as temperatures hover near 100 degrees. The scene captures the extreme heat affecting daily activity in the capital.
Edliward W. Reid of Marinehurs reported after noon Sunday that his vehicle was forced off the road and rolled over on the shoulder. Reid told State Trooper Glenn Rawian he escaped unharmed as the car sustained heavy damage estimated at 72 dollars.
New York reports color TV for home may be closer but is still years away. FCC reconsideration of color standards awaited, with NPR easing production bans enabling theater and industrial color sets. CBS and RCA weigh plans as analysts note defense needs delay full home color rollout.
A lightning strike hit the Williamsport home of John Hetzer on South Caperocheasie Street during the thunderstorm. The fire caused heavy water damage to contents, with estimated losses over one thousand dollars. Harry Keller, nearby concessionaire, was momentarily stunned but uninjured. The Williamsport Volunteer Fire Company contained the blaze to the roof of a one and one half story house. The National League of Nations was dissolved on April 18, 1946.
For the second straight week the City Pack concert was forced indoors by rain. Organizers will attempt a new show next Sunday evening after benches were affected and the event was canceled twice.
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