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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1950

Page

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Nationalization Put On Shelf By Solution To Atomic Energy

The King's throne speech pledges government support for United Nations and an international approach to atomic energy control. It notes nationalization is not referenced, hints at a limited legislative agenda, and emphasizes continued aid from the United States, Canada, and other Commonwealth nations.

House of Commons Attlee United Nations Labor Party Britain United States Canada Organization For European Economic Cooperation OEEC North Atlantic Council of Europe

New Hearing Device With No Receiver Button

Deafened readers hail a new Beltone Phantomoid device that delivers clear hearing without an ear receiver. It promises songs, companionship, and business success without a visible gadget. The Beltone makers offer a free plain-wrapper brochure and home testing with no risk.

Chicago Phantomoid Beltone

Obituaries and violent crime notes fill late edition

The page lists multiple obituaries from Big Spring Clear Spring Funkstown and Hagerstown with deaths and services. It also reports a New York massacre by William Jones a 19 year old released from insane asylum injuring and killing several in Brooklyn with police pursuing him.

Naomi Small Big Spring Lola Miles Clear Spring Mary Clark Funkstown Merle Myers Mary Shank Jane Draper Hagerstown Lydia Myers Mercersburg Sally Hawhaker Kriass Mortuary St. Paul's Reformed Church Western Pike J. Wade’ Huffman Jense R. Hite St Paul's Cemetery New York Brooklyn William Jones Jones Kane Rerdy Ter Culhane Annilio Durso Frank St. George James Yearns John Gordon Jerome Sullivan

Free Book On Arthritis And Rheumatism Ad

A notice from Excelsior Springs Missouri offers a free book titled Rheumatism and Arthritis. The Hall Clinic advertises a newly enlarged booklet explaining why drugs give only temporary relief and how readers may obtain lasting relief without obligation by writing to Dept. 3503.

Excelsior Springs Tully Clnic Hall Clinic Excelator Springs Missouri

Anniversary of Worst Storm Hits Hagerstown Area

Mr. Miller recalls a Sunday storm that began with a sudden barometer drop and turned to heavy snow. Roads were blocked on Route 40 east and west of Hagerstown as ice laden poles fell, described as the most damaging storm in over 90 years of life.

Hagerstown Miller

Man Wins Top $4 Tip Prize

The Daily Mail lists winners of a tip contest with one top prize of four dollars and three honorable mentions. Mentions include a radish cluster with a katydid and a spider and a St. Bernard surviving after a truck incident. Winners must claim prizes at the business office.

St. Bernard

Airline to Observe Birthday Tomorrow Anniversary of All American Airways

All American Airways marks its first anniversary of passenger service in the area tomorrow. The airline reported carrying over 110 passengers in the region last year and transporting 32,131 tons across its system.

All American Airways

May Get Back Baby Shoes Fraud Probe Spreads

Local mothers financed shoes through a White representative in a scheme dating back to November. Police report many orders went unfilled as White traveled Hagerstown territory taking payments and shoes. Sheriff Baker says about 500 dollars are needed to reimburse the firm. Gettysburg joins towns seeking White amid persistent complaints and air express delays. Robert M. Love foresees higher traffic and better service with March advance bookings in the All American system.

White Joseph D. Baker Hagerstown Gettysburg Air Express Robert M. Love

Marquise Family Builds Studio and Home in Hagerstown

Henry Marquise, Richmond native, started engraving after a fire destroyed Windemore’s studio and now runs a photo engraving shop serving The Herald Mail and local weeklies. He and Sarah, married in 1939, live at 101 Devonshire Road with three children. The family motto is close knit, with brothers, cousins aiding in the business and home construction. org CAP member, photographers club attendee, while Mrs Marquise manages church work and stamp collecting.

Frederick P. Windemore Magerstown Yengraver Windemore Church of God Henry Atu‘dio S’erald Mail Richmond Sarah Lovington Iainois Hagerstown Dolores Betty Jean Kitzie Ellen Devonshire Road Marquis Holby CAP Marquise Lit Ha Rerstown

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