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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1952
Page
18
The article reports no planned milk price increase for Waynesboro despite a milk surplus in Hagerstown. Dealers expect no consumer price rise. Pennsylvanian Milk Commission typically adjusts prices but this year delays a change. Also mentions a Vancouver radiac course teaching gamma ray detection and its use at UBC.
Spaeth plans to replace music appreciation teaching with a “Music for Millions” program as a nonprofit promoting enjoyment of great music. A 20 record series with accompanying commentary and teaching materials targets schools and clubs, priced about 50 dollars with a three speed player. Record No 1 features Mendelssohn and incidental music from A Midsummer Night’s Dream, with later releases from major composers.
Garden Grove California May 23 A country doctor here thinks retirement is for sissies Dr C C Vickett 88 keeps his house calls brisk and his rounds steady after 40 years of practice He says he has ushered about 5900 infants into the world His tips for staying active include eating and drinking well avoiding intoxicants staying mentally and physically active taking a cold shower every morning and sleeping six hours a night
In Butte Montana May 23 a dynamite blast planned for 7 am to mark the Montana School of Mines M day was exceeded by students who set off an unscheduled blast at 2:20 am. It shattered 40 window panes at the gym and caused lesser damage at the home of president J Robert Van Pell. The normal blast at 5 pm caused no damage.
Louis Yollin, 27, held in North Wildwood New Jersey charged with atrocious assault and battery with intent to kill. An inmate at Byberry Mental Hospital near Philadelphia he wounded three women with a French pistol after hijacking a taxicab in Atlantic City and forcing a 35 mile ride.
A sand dune 2 to 6 feet deep covers about 500 acres of Missouri bottom land after the Missouri River flood. The dune formed when floodwaters topped and breached levees along Rock Creek.
Five Americans and two Austrians set out on a two month trek through Central and Northern French Equatorial Africa to gather the first major animal collection for the Washington Museum of Natural History and the American National Geographic Magazine.
A Denver survey shows four of five residents favor a new walk directional plan for downtown. Pedestrians would move in multiple directions after cars take turns at each cross street. The poll covers residents in Denver and voters statewide.
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