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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1952

Page

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Rescuers Report All Dead Aboard Wreck In Jungle

Stewart Brown and Capt. Robert Metzger concluded no survivors from the wreck. Twenty seven planes searched the area including U S Air Force Navy Brasil Air Force and commercial craft. The crew was led by captain Abert Grossarth 36 of La Grange Park Illinois with U S and Latin American businessmen and South American officials among the passengers.

Stewart Brown Belem U. S. Air Force Robert Metzger Olney Navy Brasil Air Force Puerto Rico Abert Grossarth la Grange Park Ill U. S

Primary election forecast in Frederick County counties

Voter turnout is expected to favor Republicans led by the Glenn Heall campaign. Mayor Herman Mills presents a strong challenge, with seven nominating votes at stake. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and results expected within an hour after closing due to voting machines. Local observers foresee possible Republican turnout exceeding Democrat turnout for the first time in years.

Glenn Heall Beall Herman ‘Mills Mills Frederick County

Supreme Court Steel Case Delay Prompts Possible Settlement

Washington May 2 The Supreme Court decision on the steel seizure dispute is not expected soon. Federal Judge Pine ruled the President had no right to seize the industry and ordered mills returned. The appellate court issued a stay pending Supreme Court review, with a deadline of Friday 3:30 p.m. for government access to the high court. Government and industry lawyers prepared petitions outlining positions while awaiting the court's handling.

Jww Washington Supreme Court David A. Pine U.S. Court of Appeals Appellate Court Pine Pinell High Court

Grandma Buffalari Tours Toward Washington in Tough Trek

Reporter details Pauline Buffalari and a Pinto horse journey from Norfolk to Washington to deliver anti Communist cages for Voice of America. The column blends satire with local budget critique as it chronicles hiking distances, fatigue, and city issues amid a long ride.

Pauline Buffalari Norfolk Washington Mia Bing Associated Press Garrisonville Grandma Buffalari Pauline Grandma Voice of America Uncle Joe

Coffman Addresses Campaign Vision for Taxpayers and Growth

Coffman argues for businesslike government, ending tax hikes, and efficient management. He likens the nation to a corporation with citizens as stockholders, urging Congress to balance income and outgo while boosting consumer spending power, education, and security.

Coff ‘Sman

Coffman Real Estate Company Operated in the Black

The speaker describes adopting businesslike methods to run the Coffman Real Estate Company of Silver Spring and states that such practices enabled him to rise from laborer to owner. He emphasizes profitability and disciplined management as keys to success.

Coffman Real Estate Company of Silver Spring

Body found in barracks bay in Wichita

The nude woman about 22 to 23 years old with four stab wounds to her breasts was found last night stuffed in a barracks box in Wichita Kansas. Edward Bircher found the bag under a porch after noting an odor. Officers called the case a cold blondened murder in Wichita. The clothing matched a nurse or waitress uniform.

Wichita Kans Edward Bircher

Crabbing Season Off To Slow Start In Crisfield

In Crisfield Maryland officials report a slow crabbing season due to cold weather delaying green crab development. Fishermen expect better catch later as conditions warm.

Crisfield, Md

Airmen Warn TV Tower Height Risks For Flight Safety

Washington May 2 Air Transport Association and Air Line Pilots Association urge FCC and CAB to limit or regulate tall television towers. They warn steel needle towers from 1000 to 2000 feet could threaten safe air operations and call for action before applications surge. The season opens with reports of many small crabs along river bottoms.

Washington Air Transport Association Federal Communications Commission Air Line Pilots Association Civil Aeronautics Board Sonee and Airways Clarence WN. Sayen Chicago Pilot’ Association Larry Cates Apse Helt Induvatries Rivar Bottoma

TV tower height curb urged to ease air hazard concerns

Cates and Saven call for action to reduce tall television towers prior to any freeze lift. They urge quick settlement to avoid legal fights and propose FCC authority to deny risky sites and to restrict towers to non hazard areas, plus mandatory aircraft warning devices.

Cates Saven Air Transport Association Han FCC

McKeldin's Influence Tested in Beall Gore Battle

Baltimore May 2 A fierce intra party contest tests Gov. McKeldin's clout as Beall and Gore vie for Maryland's 1st district and other races. McKeldin endorses Beall while Gore gains anti McKeldin support in a polarized primary across districts. The fight shapes outcomes for Congress and the Supreme Bench race with key local figures backing rivals.

Frank R. Long Kennington Maryland Congress M.P.L B.P.S American Legion la Societe Des Hommes Et Chevaux American Bar Association Court of Appeals U.S. District Court D.C. Academy Political Science Chi Psi Omega Lions International Royal Arcanum Baltimore Rep Lansdale G. Lasacer George P. Mahoney Sasscer-Mahoney Tth Td’ Alesandro Foramoat Lasleer Charles A. Masson Henry R. Hergenroeder Loyola College George C. Wagner House of Delegates

Court contenders vie for Supreme Bench seat

In a crowded field attorney candidates push for a Supreme Court seat. Backed by Pollack and Julian P. Robinson, three contenders enter both party primaries, a privilege for aspiring judges.

Reds Blamed For Tokyo Rioting In May Day Clashes

Tokyo May Day riots injuring at least 1,800 and possibly seven killed drew US officials who blamed alien inspiration and linked the unrest to communist patterns. General Matthew Ridgeway called the riots clearly of alien inspiration while Ambassador Murphy labeled the violence as the same as European demonstrations.

Tokyo Japan Matthew B. Ridgeway Robert DP. Murphy

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