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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1951
Page
11
James Marlow reports on the ongoing discussion in Washington over U S troop deployments to Europe and Korea. The Great Debate centers on presidential prerogative versus Congressional approval and the skeptics and supporters within Truman's circle and the opposition.
Veteran banker from the city’s First National Bank dies after a long career. He served on the board of the Hagerstown and Frederick Street Railway Company and left a wife, one child, two stepchildren. Funeral arrangements announced for Morrow with Grove Funeral Chapel in Washington. Michael J. Sallenbereen, longtime baker in Waynesboro, dies Saturday morning at Wisnistora Hospital. Porduay Sears, banker of the old Bank of Whytees Ohio, once cashier and director of Miathmitlion farms, has a substantial estate and local ties.
A Montgomery woman testimonials to Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound easing hot spells and nervous distress during change of life. She and many others report relief after using three to four bottles, urged by her mother’s recommendation. The ad touts regular use and notes tablet form with iron as an option.
Sheriffs officers paid a second visit to Potomac View at Sandy Hook on Saturday night. Seven deputies searched the tavern trying to identify those involved in an incident last week that led to a prisoner being taken from two deputies. No arrests were made and one minor incident was noted. Two proprietors had been arrested last week on warrants for interfering with officers.
Fifteen year old Richard Gunn of Hacerstown Route Sin suffered injuries when a car driven by Charles Grimo collided with a second vehicle driven by Riley C. Reeder of 724 West Waashuteton Street at the intersection of Bitmani Avenue and Memorial Boulevard yesterday afternoon. The United States remains the world's largest exporter of oil with Venezuela second.
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