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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1951

Page

4

State to Target Auto Wrecks With Traffic Court Conference

State authorities plan a summer campaign to curb Washington County auto crashes. A traffic court conference for judges and prosecutors will be held at the University of Maryland June 15 and 16, with State Police unveiling a new speeding detection device. Washington County reported 26 crashes in Hagerstown and 19 elsewhere last month, injuring 20 and causing 27 property-damage incidents, while nine deaths occurred in a year. Speed is cited as the main fatal factor by Paul E. Burke of the Maryland Traffic Safety Commission.

Washington University of Maryland Hagerstown Washington County Maryland Paul E. Burke Maryland Traffic Safety Commission

Speeding and crash tolls rising in Maryland

Maryland saw 26 247 reportable auto accidents last year with 497 deaths and 12 566 injuries, all up from 1950. Interested groups will explore measures to prevent 1951 from exceeding 1950 figures.

Maryland

Smithsburg Vet Reenlists Using Neighbor Draft Card

A dishonorably discharged Smithsburg area veteran reenlisted by using an 18 year old neighbor’s draft registration card. Fingerprint checks linked him to the earlier discharge and he has gone AWOL. No action yet against the youth who lent the card. The army will court martial the veteran once located.

Smithsburg Chewsville Selective Service Army William A. Tobias Tobias

Big Pool Soldier Arrives in San Francisco on Return

Daliius B. Shives of Big Pool is among 1,905 men who arrived yesterday in San Francisco aboard the Gen. R Lt. Howze transport. Sgt. Shives and 36 Maryland soldiers are furloughed under the Army rotation program in Korea. Cancer affects more women ages 35 to 55 than any other disease.

Daliius B. Shives Big Pool San Francisco Howze Sgt Shives Maryland Korea

Car Crash on Cavetown Pike Hurts Local Worker

A 22 year old man Bernard Alding Young of Chewsville was injured when his car lost control and struck a pole on Cavetown Pike near Hagerstown. He was admitted with a brain concussion and facial cuts after telling deputies steering trouble caused the crash. More than 1,000 parts plants supply U.S. auto makers.

Cavetown Pike Bernard Alding Young Chewsville Young Mike Farrie Hagerstown

Local officers attend Command School at Fort Leavenworth

Eight officers from the 309th Logistics Command of the local army reserve unit fly from Hagerstown to Fort Leavenworth Kansas for a one week course at the Command and General Staff School training in modern army logistics. Later this summer 52 officers and 36 enlisted men will begin two weeks of active duty at Fort Knox Kentucky.

309Th Amy Reserve Uni Command and General Staff School Fort Leavenworth Kansas Haggerstown Fort Knox Kentucky Washington Frederick Counties

Government Aims to Curb Beef Prices on the Hoof

Chicago May 23 The government ordered price rollbacks to reduce cattle on the hoof by nearly 10 cents a pound by Oct 1. The move aims to lower wholesale and retail ceilings, drawing protest about rationing and possible black market activity. Officials insist the measure is fair and necessary.

Chicago Michael V. Disatle Office of Price Stabilization Packera Congress James Olson Austin, Minn Loren © .Hambert Ione Calif American National Cattlemen's Association Wold Ritley ReNeb Blair Mae Meet Your Congress Salle Butler Nebraska House Agriculture Hone Mties Washington

Quarter Days in St Mario Italy Divides Day Into Quarts

The text describes a system in St Mario Italy where the day is divided into quarters and no clock strikes more than five. It mentions a big republic and a fixed start time of eight o'clock.

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