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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1950
Page
2
In Long Beach California Mrs. Carl Van Steenbergen says her 14 year old Part-Persian cat named Annabelle has produced its 99th kitten. She notes the cat typically has two litters a year with March and July the usual months. Nearby, discussion mentions nine Indian reservations in Utah, led by the Navajo.
Carolyn Maurer has been chosen Hood College May Queen for the 13 May festivities on campus. The education major from Higgins, Pa., was selected from sophomores and will preside with her court including maid of honor Beverly Pertsch of Scarsdale and jester Patricia Karl of Montclair, among others in Frederick, Maryland.
A 17 year old girl Dorothy Jean Sweigert of Summit Avenue was injured in a two car and truck collision at Rita and Howard Streets Sunday noon. Kenneth Renner 15 driving a car failed to halt for a stop sign on Summit Avenue. Ward Pierce drove the other car and Evelyn Burkhart the third vehicle. Renner faces reckless driving charges. the Sweigert girl was a passenger. Vehicle damage totaled a Renner car with other damages listed. Public domain timber resource values cited.
Vaughn Monroe makes his screen debut in the action drama Singing Guns at the Colonial Theater. Ella Raines Walter Brennan Ward Bond Jeff Corey Barry Kelley co-star as Monroe delivers three songs including Mule Train and Mexicali Trail in a Max Brand adaptation with an outdoor western setting.
The fourth international model plane contest scheduled for August features top entrants from local and state contests. Prizes include $7000 in government bonds. Plymouth dealers and Pivinowih Motor Corporation of Detroit sponsor the program.
The United States consumes more ice cream than any other country, reflecting a strong domestic demand and widespread popularity across regions. This pattern underscores cultural attachment and market size driving production and brands nationwide.
James D. Sarco aged four of Moller Avenue fell Sunday injuring his left knee and was treated and discharged from the local hospital emergency room. Paul E. Butts aged seven was struck in the head by flying metal with a forehead laceration sutured and discharged. Mrs Rosie Ann West of Hancock caught her right middle finger in a car door. Richard N Stevens of Hagerstown Route 4 cut his eye.
An ad claiming FASTEETH is an improved alkaline powder that helps dentures stay firm and comfortable. It promises soothing gum feel and reduces embarrassment from loose plates, urging purchase at any drug store.
Nelson A. Bair, two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bair, fell and cut his right eyebrow. The family and child were treated in the emergency room and discharged. The article notes Eniwetok atoll hosting atomic energy tests at an elevation of about 180 feet above sea level.
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