22 Mar 1950
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1950
Page
1
Court voices concern over loyalty program dismissals amid evidentiary limits and lack of confrontations. Justice questions sacrificing constitutional rights for government protection, citing Bailey case and potential harm from expulsions based on rumor without trial.
Dale Mitchell of Cleveland was the sole American League player to post more than 200 hits in the 1949 season.
George B. Roden of Boston is held on suspicion of burglary after an officer and detective Melcherwright confront a suspect in Roden’s Boston home. An additional arrest and stolen property were found in Roden’s room on March 21, tied to a purported theft from philosopher Tir Will Durnut’s mansion.
A partial and distorted report notes another fatal auto crash in St Petersburg during March 2007. It mentions Mrs Harvey Tullington of Clearswater and two Tennessee industry leaders from Bhiefield West Virginia among the injured and deceased, with several state students also affected.
W. M. Will Pay Recovery Costs after Connie’s accident as a special committee named by Rev. Dr. J. Edward Harms administers the drive. Donations came from Haxerstown Loan and Thrift employees eight from Antietam Motors, eight from City Tax Office staff, with many others unnamed. Townwide efforts surge, including house to house solicitation by a western town resident’s daughters. Connie remains hospitalized at Washington County Hospital with visitors restricted.
A regional dinner of Delta Kappa Gamma, national honor society of women educators, was held at Catoclin Country Club in Frederick on Friday evening. Guests included Dr and Mrs James Mileham of Haverstown and foreign students from Hood College and Washington County. Peter Park from Korea was introduced by Dr Mileham, with Shhwene f Kim from Korea and Nadina Sen from Tadia introduced by Miss Ruth Perry. Greetings were given by state president Miss Geneva Faith Ely. Dr Olive Reddix, Hood College economics chair, spoke on Our Foreign Policy in the Far East, stressing long range policy via the United Nations. The event was organized by chairwoman Miss Grimes, with attendees from Frederick and Washington counties.
Washington reports split foreign committees over substituting surplus farm products for European Recovery cash. Senate committee action was unanimous while the House backed a larger farm surplus provision. Prospects of a Senate House clash loom as leaders hint at further cuts and delays until after a recess.
London March 21 The Labor government rejected calls to reintroduce flogging as a crime deterrent. It proposed more police patrols to prevent assaults instead. Lord Chancellor Jowitt outlined the stance in the Lords. The lash was abolished in 1948 reforms. Public demand followed a wave of slaughters and robberies, with women often victims.
The Sharpsburg Republican Women's Club met at the Community Hall with Mrs. Adam Weaver leading a member participation program on current topics. In business, a Chamber of Commerce broadcast was announced for Saturdays at 1 p.m. over WJEJ and Thursdays at 9 30 over WARK. Attorney Morgan C. Harris indicated a spring talk, June invitation noted. Mrs. John Roulette reported net earnings of 25.29 from a March 16 supper for Lions Club. Mrs. Walter Snyder was named April 6 meeting chair with supper planned.
The article notes that the horse is not native to America, mentioning Mrs J Edgar Renneburg Mrs Etta Haemilten and Miss Mary Snyder. It adds that a pre equine mammal occurred here several million years ago highlighting a distant paleontological fact.
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