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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1951
Page
13
U S infantry aided by heavy artillery drove about 600 North Korean Reds from a mountain stronghold in central Korea. The Seventh and Second Divisions, with French armor, struck from three sides forcing a hasty withdrawal to a new northern line.
A garbled notice suggests a spike in issued parking tickets and hints at enforcement actions. The fragment mentions ticket counts and shifting patterns, with references to authorities and locations, but specific names, dates, or precise figures are unclear.
Two men were eliminated from a slate of 33 drafted in today’s call. One was ordered to report after years of missing, another was committed to a dental institute following a premeditation examination and ordered to report for influenza testing.
William G. Brewer son of Mrs Hertha Brewer of Lincoln Avenue Tire has been promoted to sergeant. Brewer is stationed at Minneapolis Airport in Birmingham Alabama ready for further orders.
Bre Hes Ro Cline is reported missing in action from Frederick Street Waliaiesport Mil. He was last seen on a freight train in the area. The notice lists family members including Mrs. Howard Cline and siblings Richard and Jerry Lee Cline.
Telegram to Col David Knode’s parents reports he was badly wounded during fighting in Korea. A World War II veteran, he reenlisted in 1949 and completed a refresher course at Aberdeen Proving Ground before sailing from Fort Lawton en route to the Pacific. later sent to Korea with the 27th Division.
A Hancock resident captured first prize in a town tip contest by submitting three tips. Second prize went to a Mt. Briar girl who tipped on the forearm fire. A Sandy Hook area soldier overseas won a franking prize. Four other winners were chosen from a large number of tips, including notes about coal shipments, an old satellite tale, and a Civil War wills find.
A Fairchild 1950 earnings outlook indicates a modest rise over 1989 levels with a 507 increase noted in key divisions. President Richard Bontelte cites high taxes but says wartime demand and new programs boost orders. Plans include expanding facilities for guided missiles and C-11% production, with a postponed annual meeting slated for May 1, 2901.
Two local men from Hagerstown involved in a six car collision on Route 11 one mile south of Chambersboro Varry Co during early morning hours. The lead car stopped suddenly causing a following vehicle to hit it then another rear ended the second car. Shortly after Junior Leroy Daley’s car stopped as two more cars collided. no injuries were reported and all occupants escaped unharmed. Weed and Daley were en route to work at the Let terkenny Ordinances Center.
Reports say negotiations will begin this week for the federal purchase of about 100 acres of farmland between Reid and Greencastle. Residents report survey teams have discussed acquiring Franklin County farms for Camp Ritchie communications center, with officials expected to mediate purchases this week. Farmers were advised to proceed with spring planting, with crop losses or gains tied to the final land price.
A major blizzard threatens to hit the northern and central United States, with an intense cold mass pushing east from the Great Plains. Forecasters caution final direction remains uncertain as high winds and drifting snow reduce visibility across Montana, the Dakotas, Wyoming, Nebraska, and Kansas.
Fire at the Masonic Temple was discovered around 1 o’clock this morning by workmen. The blaze could have been serious without early detection. City officials consider a new plan to require housing developers to fund a larger share of utility and street improvements under revisions proposed by City Engineer Charles Steinbach.
A two story Westminster Fertilizing Co warehouse burned in Westminster Vermont. Firefighters from four towns battled the blaze with no insurance claim on the losses yet. A corner of the warehouse was scorched and 500 cases of tomatoes and tomato juice were stored inside along with hundreds of empty tins. Management said rebuilding would occur if materials can be obtained.
The Senate prepared to vote on Morse of Oregon's plan to bar induction of men at age 18 and keep 19 year olds in the draft queue. Supporters claim a large margin. committee action previously rejected the Morse amendment 12 to 7. Other amendments are pending with no agreement on voting.
Subpoenas were issued to investigators James Anderson and William Wheeler as part of the Washington based inquiry into Communist influence in Hollywood. Hearings were set to begin March 21 but could be delayed due to Easter holidays.
The article notes Dr Irving P. L. Krick’s forecast on moist easterly currents bringing springlike weather to the east while western areas endure another blizzard. It cites a recent mild Sunday with 45 degrees and a 32 degree low, and predicts fair, milder conditions with showers and light winds tomorrow.
Snow Hill Michigan March 5 State's Attorney John K Sanford says three Baltimore newspapermen have been called to testify before the county grand jury this month. He would not explain why they were called, calling it a matter for the grand jury. The reporters are Thomas On political writer for the Baltimore Sun George C. C. Dorsch veteran Sun reporter and Lewis Azrael columnist for the Baltimore News-Post.
Western officials led by U S Representative Philip Jessup warned Russia to broaden agenda beyond Germany or risk missing a Big Four ministers conference. Britain France and the United States aligned on talks, with deputies planning agenda while Soviet positions will show if a table settlement is possible.
The ashes of a logger were found near a logging camp in Greenwood British Columbia on a Saturday. Police identified the man as Wer her Preetaman, about 40. Notes found by loggers stated only the rifle barrel would be recovered from the remains.
A large family of Floyd Myers and wife and seven sons aged two to 20 barely escaped a early morning blaze four miles north of Manenek. Their home burned, hog meat and two pet dogs were lost, and the family now stays with brother George Myers while a relief fund is organized by Thermon Hill of the TMH and Fuss Garage in Hancock.
Reports indicate Western powers push for a joint count of soldiers and weapons in a bid to curb armaments. The Soviet note to Britain claims 2.2 million soldiers and 5.09 million Western troops, while Western estimates run higher. Kratochvil, once Prague envoy, sought asylum in Britain after alleged betrayal.
Roger Clipp former Hagerstown resident and head of a major Philadelphia radio and television station was voted man of the month for outstanding service as chairman of the March of Dimes campaign. He is the son of William H. S. Clipp of Broadway and has spent about 24 years in radio. He spent the weekend of February 24 with his father in Hagerstown.
Western Maryland Railway passenger trains through Baltimore were pelted with rocks by a juvenile gang. Reports say attacks occur between Hillen and Pennsylvania stations on Train No. 6 as it nears Hagerstown. windows shattered and several passengers endangered.
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