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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1952
Page
4
David Jenkins of Annapolis elected governor of the Annapolis Rotary chapter marking a significant leadership change for the organization. The announcement notes Jenkins will head the local Rotary district, guiding community service initiatives and club activities.
War Claims Commission will issue regulations on new benefits under Public Law 303 for World War II prisoners of war. Claims forms are being prepared and printed by the Maryland Veterans' Commission. Survivors may receive benefits under a defined order of eligibility. details and contacts are provided at the Maryland Veterans Commission office in City Hall with assistant service officer Ralph S. Tagg.
Mrs Katherine E Mats 41 North Prospect Street fell from a porch when a banister collapsed and suffered a possible fractured pelvis. Ronald Wade Bradley 7 of 356 South Locust Street fractured his right elbow after a fall while playing. William Woodrow Stouffer 9 Route 1 cut chin on a stump requiring three stitches. Raymond Max Asking Route 1 Boonsboro spilled hot water or
The April tally shows 146 permits issued, up from 67 a year ago, with 69 projects approved. Victor A. Rees, city plumbing inspector, notes a near threefold increase and enforcement of the plumbing code requiring plans, evidence of water supply, and triplicate filings. Fixtures installed include 31 complete baths, 6 toilets, 99 sinks, 12 laundry trays, 31 electric water heaters, and 4 range boilers.
The United Nations Command kept to silence on top level armistice negotiations in Korea. Observers note no apparent gains and say the talks showed little movement.
Three persons were treated for dog bites at a scene on Ridge Avenue and Bay Street. Victims included John B. Miller Jr and William L. McKinl. The report notes first and second degree injuries and mentions prayer beads and ornament decorations involved in the event.
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