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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1951
Page
14
The U S Bureau of Land Management estimates a spruce bid worm has killed enough timber to build five run houses. The binjo, as we know it today, was evolved and developed by the Negroes of the south.
Two damage suits totaling 335 000 were filed in Smithsburg court after an September accident near Smithsburg School. Leonard Stevens and his father claim driver Reecher lost control and failed to keep lookout, striking the boy as he crossed between parked buses. The boy suffered a fractured injury.
A report notes injuries to the right leg and other wounds have led to permanent disability. Details on cause, treatment, and affected individuals are not provided in the available text.
Red Cross appeal seeks $19 920 goal with $12 500 raised to date. Solicitations tonight report near $7 500 needed to push drive over the top. Yesterday contributions totaled about $2 600 in addition to $9 700 from city and county divisions. Campaign meetings at St Johns Episcopal Church and First Christian Church drew unusually good worker turnout. Flare of Spain Mexico and the United States observed over the Palace of Governors in Santa Fe New Mexico.
Senator D Kenneth McLaughlin received notice about installing three blinker lights a mile north of Edgemont on the road from Smithabure to Camp Ritchie. He plans to press the Public Service Commission for right of way and to install warning signals at the railroad crossing of the Maryland Railway.
A fashion item named R AND K ORIGINALS showcases a 34 length wool topper with wide cuff push up sleeves and high roll collar. Available in Natural Coral Lilac at sizes 10 to 16 priced 49 95.
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