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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1952

Page

3

Girls Use Fire Hose To Save Their Panties From Raiding Men

Campus prank wave during spring exams across Vermont Minnesota Missouri Wisconsin and Connecticut sees 3000 Missouri men and 500 Minnesota men raid women’s dorms. Women douse attackers with water and fire hoses. Police averted injuries and some arrests but many incidents end quietly.

Associated Press Vermont Minnesota Evanston Northwestern University Columbia University of Missouri Stephens College Christian College J. AL. Parks Eee NationalGuard Minneapolis University of Minnesota University of Connecticut Storrs Conn University of Vermont Burlington University of Wisconsin At Madison Newark Del University of Delaware

McKann Named New Hagerstown Traffic Club President

M. P. McKann of the Western Maryland Railway was elected president of the Hagerstown Traffic Club, succeeding E. W. Kelliher of Victor Products at the seventh annual dinner at Fountain Head Country Club. Over 100 members attended. a new Technicolor film on the Baltimore World Port was shown.

McE Hagerstown Traffic Club M. Pp. McKann Western Marsland Railway F. W. Kelliher Victor Products M. P. McKann Western Maryland Railway E. W. Kelliher Traffic Club Fountain Head Country Club Joseph L. Stanton Port of Baltimore Authority Stanton Tr Authority Baltimore Kelliher F. Dorman Accelerated Traneanel-Play Express L. A. Fitzwater Central Chemical Frank Harsh Charlton Brothers Bob Jenkins All American Airways B. B. Keagley Fairchild T. Pownes EB. W. Kelliher Victor Prodicts Charles E. Boward Pony Express Frank Luther TriState Harry Hartman H. F. Slonaker Pennsylvania Railroad C. KE France Roy Gower Acme Fast Freight

First Watch Invented Around 1500 by Peter Henle in Nurnberg

A historical note credits Peter Henle of Nurnberg Germany with inventing the first watch circa 1500. The record highlights early horology and the craft of timekeeping in Renaissance Germany.

Peter Henle Nurnberg Germany

Housewives Urged To Report Potato Price Violations

Maryland OPS district director Tuga R Hoffmann appeals to housewives to report any breaches of potato price ceilings. He notes evidence of over ceiling sales at wholesale and retail levels but requires concrete proof to prosecute. Prices for new potatoes should not exceed 9 tenths? per pound and old potatoes 6? cents per pound.

Tuga R. Hoffmann Maryland OPS Hoffmann Hoffman

Correction on Linda Nutter accident report and spider note

An eight year old girl Linda Nutter of 495 Satem Avenue was struck on the sidewalk over the weekend, not in the street as previously stated. The Daily Mail corrected the report and noted spiders do not get caught in their own webs because their foot structure allows them to rest on individual threads.

Linda Nutter Satem Avenue The Daily Mail

Mountain Climber’s Body Recovered Near Mount St Helens

Reverend Thomas KE of Seattle mourns his son Arthur 20 a University of Washington student after a snow bridge collapse on Mount St Helens. He died from injuries and exposure as a ski patrol recovered him at Spirit Lake Washington.

Thomas KE Seattle Arthur University of Washington Spirit Lake Wash Mt. St. Helens Cascade Mountain

Jersey Exhibit Entries Open Near Haas Farm

Entries are coming in rapidly for a Western Maryland Jersey Field Day on Memorial Day at the George Sttlen farm near Haas. Judging starts at 11 a m with many Frederick County farmers and AFL club members sending in stock. John Morris of the University of Maryland extension service will judge. The Reformed Church of Boonshoro serves lunch. Show committee members include George Stites Braydon King and Hertort Athey.

Maryland Jersey George Sttlen Haas Frederick County AFL Club Nea Bers John Morris University of Maryland Extension Service The Reformed Church of

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