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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1952

Page

16

Durst Heads VFW Poppy Sale

Post Commander Loftay Karn announced that A N Durst will chair the annual Buddy Poppy sale for the VFW post. Durst, a veteran of the war with Boaln, served in the Philippine Islands from 1899 to 191. An all volunteer group of women and girls will sell a record number of Buddy Poppies May 23 to 29.

A. N. Durst Focal Veteran of Foreign Wars Post Loftay Karn Durst Karn VFW Boaln Phllippine Islands

Buddy Poppy campaign pledges aid to disabled veterans

Commander Karn warns the welfare load on veterans is the heaviest in history due to inflation. He notes Buddy Poppy proceeds fund local veteran welfare and that all poppies are crafted by disabled veterans in government hospitals.

Karn Congress Kartt Veterans Administration

Pomona Grange to Plan Next Meeting

A committees meeting is called for this evening by the Pomona Grange. Officers and members of the executive committee will meet in the office of County Agent Mark Miller to plan for the Pomona Grange meeting scheduled on Saturday May 31.

Pomona Grange Mark Miller

Navy and Marine airmen pound Communist strongpoints

On the fortieth anniversary of Marine aviation, Navy and Marine airmen struck Communist strongpoints across the Korean Peninsula with a series of pulverizing blows.

Seoul Navy Korean Peninsula

Boy nearly crushed as boy's foot traps in fence pickets

Dennis Ward and his mother Mrs. Catherine Ward describe a dangerous mishap where his head becomes wedged between fence pickets and his foot is trapped in a tile drain while a police rescue squad intervenes to free him.

Dennis Ward Chicago Catherine Ward

Korean War Hero Anthony Herbert Seeks Repair Call

Anthony Herbert 22 of Herminie Pa makes amends by phone in New York after missing a date with Army brass at a news conference. With 27 decorations he is the most decorated soldier to come out of the Korean War. He reportedly had another date with a New Jersey college student met two years ago in Asbury Park. The brass waited while Herbert shared his experiences in a classroom setting.

Anthony Herbert Herminie New York Army Herbert New Jersey State Teachers College Asbury Park N. Z

School Board Plans Election for Next Year

The Washington County Board of Education will meet Monday to elect officers and set plans for the coming year. John M. Baer was sworn in as the new board member at a brief courthouse ceremony. Current president John D. Zentmyer and vice president Mary R. Garrett lead a six member board that includes Dr. David R. Brewer Harry Shank and Elmer A. Bone. Dr. Jack Beachley’s term expires this month prompting Baer’s appointment. West Virginia remains a leading coal state producing about 150 million tons annually.

Washington County Board of Education John M. Baer Hea Court House John D. Zentmyer Board of Education Mary R. Garrett David R. Brewer Harry Shank Elmer A. Btone Jack Beachley Baer West Virginia U. S

Whooping Cranes Northward Flight Begins in May

The whooping crane population starts its annual northward migration with 23 wild birds and two in captivity heading from the Texas Sasas National Wildlife Refuge to an unknown northern nesting ground. Survival hinges on migration hazards, northern habitat conditions, and whether a small flock can sustain the species.

New York America Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Texas

Famous Plant Linked to Hades in Greco Legend

The fragment notes the asphodel as the famed plant tied to the dead and underworld in Greek myth per the encyclopedia Britannica, while oddly stating penicillin was discovered in 1998 by Dr. Alexander Fleming.

Earcyclopedia Britannica Alexander Fleming

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