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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1952
Page
13
Amos Albert Ford of Amaranth fell from a tractor yesterday, fracturing four ribs and injuring his back. He was treated at a local clinic and expected to recover with rest and care.
Senator Kimble pledges to balance the federal budget and ensure honest government practices. He commits to reduce waste, cut expenses, and lower taxes while removing communistic influences and promoting a practical foreign program. He aims to represent all people with fearless, independent leadership. May fifth vote for Robert B. Kimble.
The article notes potential financing for a backlog of major street and utility projects in Hagerstown. Mayor Herman L. Milla discusses a developing plan while council weighs borrowing up to 150000 dollars. Devonshire Road curb work faces 11,250 dollars to rough grade and 45 day deadlines for property owners.
Republicans backing General Eisenhower react to President Truman's praise with gratitude. Senator Morse of Oregon says the President spoke accurately and aids their bid for the GOP nomination. Senator Carlson reports sending his deficit-cut view to Eisenhower in Paris. Also, Mrs. George Smith notes a lilac branch blooming purple and white.
More than 2,000 Marines endured the blast at Yucca Flat near Camp Desert Rock Nevada on May 2 as two picket battalions charged from foxholes on signal from Maj Gen Joseph Burrier at Camp Pendleton. The test decimated equipment within 900 yards of ground zero yet troops pressed forward, showing the weapon’s perceived utility and danger in the postwar era.
A penny a week life policy taken out by King George VI years ago has yielded nine pounds four shillings to his heirs. The policy was issued by The Prudent Assurance Coin and paid out after his death.
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