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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1952
Page
3
The article notes that William Penn planned the city of Philadelphia in October 1682, detailing the origin of the street grid and municipal layout associated with the founder's colonization of Pennsylvania.
In Baltimore County on May 2 George P. Mahoney predicted victory there in the race for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate. H Street Baldwin countered that Sasscer will win the county two to one.
The Rev. Kenneth M. Gearhart of St. John's Episcopal Church spoke at the Hagerstown Exchanges Club luncheon in the Terrace Restaurant on Phony Liberalism. He warned that today’s world faces dangers akin to past invasions and urged broad cooperation to beat communism, praising Red Cross and cancer drive efforts and urging free world unity. Guests included Clarence Larson and others from Hagerstown and Frederick.
Civil War enthusiasts from across the nation will visit notable sites in the area on a weekend tour. The Chicago group led by Hal Hixon departs June 19 and visits Antietam and Gettysburg among others with participants from Milwaukee New York Washington Richmond Atlanta and others.
Civil Air Patrol units searched yesterday across the East Coast for an F-84 jet missing since takeoff from Florida. Local crews flew from Huegeratown and Frederick airports totaling about ten and seven sorties respectively, while an oil slick on Chesapeake Bay sparked further search efforts and CAP officials coordinated via radio with Detroit meetings upcoming.
Zimowski, president of Antietam Motors Inc, has been elected a delegate to the National Lincoln Mercury Dealer Council. The appointment reflects his leadership role in the automotive franchise group.
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