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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1952

Page

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Bridges Backed by Klein Denies Tax Case Involvement

Klein told the committee he had no inkling of the jeopardy assessment and did not know Bridges or Grunewald. His New York attorney McGuigan said the client was unaware of any settlement offers, while Oliphant and Schoeneman pressed the case ahead before March 2, 1948.

Dutchman Internal Revenue George Schoeneman Charles Oliphant Klein Bridges Grunewald K. Gayle McGuigan New York Oliphant Meliiigan Omiada Bureau King Tat McGuigan

PE's Revenues Set Record Amid Bond Issuance and Stock Sale

Potomac Edison reports its revenues reached a record high as $10 million in bonds and $4 million in new common stock were issued to West Penn Electric. The issue funds fund expansion and meet higher operating costs while signaling strong outlook with new industries joining the territory. Directors re elected company officers at the annual meeting with Nonovan Reachiey H F Birt for Raymond Creager Navid Cushwa and others in attendance.

Uage T Mar Hdison West Penn Electric Company Potomac Edison Smith Nonovan R. Reachiey H. F. Birt Raymond Creager Robert B Grathers Navid K. Cushwa RBE Delanlaine Herween Co Fuss

President Truman Not to Run Again Says Monroney

The Maryland crowd hears Sen. Mike Monroney predict Truman will not seek reelection and may hand the party to choose Taft or Eisenhower. Monroney remarks that Democrats are Taft-happy and hopes the Republican nomination goes elsewhere, while self-portraits of proud party support and a list of attendees follow in the article.

Baltimore Truman Mike Monroney Taft Eisenhower Maryland Maryland Furniture and Carpet Association Mike” Buttons Monroney Congress White House

Steel Wage Clash Seen As Powder Keg In War S

Washington March 26 A heated steel wage dispute is described as a powder keg that could trigger a strike. President Staiiag and Defense Mobilizer Wilson face pressure as Nathan Fein pushes for a sizable wage boost while government wage control plans seek balance with price stabilization.

Washington Mareh Staiiag Defense Wilson Nathan P. Fein Singer Ward Hegan United Steelworkers Office of Price Stabilization Feinstine Nan Wsr Feinsinger Ue Board

Measles Close Schools in Flyndman Township

Public schools in Flyndman Londonderry Township close due to a measles outbreak. The measure affects students and staff as health officials respond to rising cases in the region.

Hryadman Flyndman Londonderry Township

Penal Farm Murder Case Before Jury

McCoy fought with Flonard over cigarettes and sex when the recreation room stabbing occurred. Guard Virgil Bauzhoff testified seeing the struggle and McCoy fall with a knife in his chest. Pathologist Dr Butterfield said the death came from the stab wound and loss of blood. Foreman J. Clark Siebert led the jury as guards and spectators watched the trial.

McCoy Levil Flonard Stow Waenul Mlonard Hollvday Virgil Bauzhoff Maynor Virgil Banzhemi Yle Banzhodt Paul Butterfield Washington County Hospital J. Clark Siebert Forean Karl KR. Kliepper Sarah M. Stouffer Valeo S. Bristow John Rageprecht Ruth Newkirk Winifred A. Lenk Frank BK. Detrick Heroy Ruth Benjamin Ho Moss Edna R. Brown Vincent Bo Sprecher

Salesmen Face Tougher Year as Money Freely Available

Across the nation the pace of sales remains uneven with government orders sustaining jobs in aerospace and defense while retail is weak. Stores report higher costs and tax pressures. merchants urge aggressive selling as shoppers remain selective.

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Ex Communist Warns Japan Next

Tokyo reports say former Communist leader Qeku Sano, who split from the party two decades ago, warned in a Japan weekly that the Soviet Union targets Japan in Asia. Sano argues Western Europe strength drives Soviet expansion and claims China already fell under Soviet domination, urging action to prevent Japan’s capture.

Tokyo Japan Soviek Tes Oriant Qeku Sano Japan Weekly Rurshin Orient Europe Asia Sano China

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