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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1950

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Scientist argues for ape human crossbreeding for curiosity

Charlottesville Virginia May 25 says University of Virginia physiologist Dr Sydney William Britton would try cross-breeding apes with humans to advance scientific knowledge. He suggested such breeding could occur anywhere anytime and warned it might revive debates on slavery. He claimed no scientific barrier and said it's time to move beyond fruit flies.

Charlottesville University of Virginia Sydney William Britton Washington Britton National Academy of Sciences

Home Folks Greet Navy Man Released Recently By Reds

In Long Beach California 1500 residents gathered for a block party to welcome Navy chief electrician William C. Smith after 18 months as a prisoner of Chinese Communists. Mayor Burton Chace presented the keys to the city in a single official ceremony as crowds cheered and Smith spoke of being on top of the world.

Long Beach Calif William C. Smith Navy Burton Chace Tmate Smith Marine Set

Elmer Bender Assigned to LA Marine Corps Public Info Office

Elmer Bender arrived from Glenview Newfoundland with his wife and daughter but could not attend. He is assigned to duty at the Marine Corps public information office in Los Angeles.

Elmer Bender Glenview Marine Corps Public Information Office Los Angeles

GE Workers Vote Today on Union Representation

Baltimore May 25 Thousands of General Electric employees in 57 plants vote today to choose between the CIO’s new International Union of Electrical Workers and the United Electrical Workers. About 95,000 workers are eligible as results are tabulated by the NLRB regional office with counts expected after midnight. The outcome could split GE plants between the rival unions.

Baltimore General General Electric CIO Group CIO Battmore’ Regional Ofice National Labor Relations Board NLRB New International Union of Electrical Workers United Electrical Workers IUE Maurice J. Tobin Janst Philip Philip Murray Ant-Uk

Street Paving Project To Start In Carroll Heights

The paving of two new streets in the Carroll Heights addition adjacent to Hamilton Park will proceed soon. This project begins with preliminary work and aims to improve local traffic flow and access for residents and visitors.

Carroll Heighs Hamilton Park Steinbach

Statement Read In Murder Trial At Federal Court

FBI said Sgt. Lyle Buswell of Rutland Vermont gave a 25 page signed statement detailing the March 25 rape and strangling of Fairy Decker at Hamilton Field. The coroner reported the WAF was violently assaulted before dying in a weed patch. Government closes in on its case as testimony continues.

San Francisco FBI Lyle Buswell Rutland Air Force Fairy Decker York Hamillton Field U. S Frank Hennessey Sergeant Buswell WAF

Class Play Slated At Hagerstown High School

Hagerstown High School seniors present the three act comedy Meet Me in St. Louis at H H S auditorium tonight and tomorrow night at 15 cents. Peggy Clark adapted the drama from the Sally Benson book and the cast includes familiar local stage names. Tickets available at the door for those unable to secure earlier reservations.

Hagerstown High School St. Louis Peggy Clark Sally Benson Tocal

Potomac Playmakers Stage Full Season Under Kepler and Humrichouse

Theatre group Potomac Playmakers presents a full season directed by Atlee C. Kepler and Doris J. Humrichouse overseeing the entire program.

The Potomac Playmakers Atlee C. Kepler Doris J. Humrichouse

Leaned Against The Wrong Car

Lee Grant a 26 year old Black man was pulled from a car by Baltimore police after leaning on an unmarked police vehicle. Officers, in uniform, ordered him to move and he delayed. Grant was arrested for disorderly conduct and found with numbered slips at the lockup. He faces hearings on both charges.

Baltimore Lee Grant Polles Grant

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