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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1951
Page
2
Stock Sales Inc announces a meeting on Wednesday March 28 at 730 PM. Assistant County Agent Raymond Mueller offers transportation from the extension of ice in Hagerstown until 7 18 YOM.
Kiwanis Club members heard a preview of the March 13 and 14 City Fire Survey at the Hotel Alexander. Baltimore insurer J. Rutledge Clark described free city inspections by 40 to 60 inspectors, with reports going to City officials and not to insurance firms.
Kurt Wo Knawy 42 and his German wife Eiley 36 face new separation as he returns to duty with the USS in Germany. The couple had a brief Ellis Island escape from war bride restrictions when she was released, but now papers to permit her to roam permanently in Germany are again sought.
The Mayor and Council approved daylight saving time from April 8 to the last Sunday in September. The motion, led by Colheimian Jack Tellane, passed unanimously in a matter taking under a minute, contrasting with past heated public debates.
A Cleveland judge rules on a case concerning voter restrictions linked to drinking. The decision addresses the legality of divoters and the implications for the electorate.
Washington reports the government permitted automakers to raise prices by about 40 percent on new passenger cars to partly offset rising production costs. The policy, extended for 60 days, sets a framework for dealers to pass increases to consumers with specific example calculations. No increases for light trucks.
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