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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1952

Page

17

AFL Group Opposes Employment Of Women Bartenders In State

The Maryland District of Columbia Federation of Labor opposed women bartenders at its May convention in Ocean City. Delegates heard data from Willa Wargadine Jr of the U S Department of Labor about wage violations in Maryland. He cited 28 percent of 868 firms investigated violating the federal minimum wage and underpayments totaling 1414 174 paid to 1455 workers. The group urged stronger enforcement and policing by unions. The report also included unrelated notes on Idaho census 1870 and Amazon basin navigability.

Ocean City Maryland District U.S. Department of Liar Maryland Tisregard Jerome Ek

Sulphur Deposit Near Gate Springs Identified

A report notes a rich sulphur formation near Gate Springs in Bolpur Meuntete, Id. The find highlights a nearly pure sulphur composition and potential mining interest.

Gate Springs

A K McGraw Named New Fire Chief in Hagerstown

A K McGraw, longtime driver for the First Hose Fire Company, was unanimously nominated as Hagerstown fire chief by the city s six volunteer fire companies. The Mayor and Council are expected to approve. McGraw, 41, a veteran fireman, has taken multiple Maryland fire fighting courses and served as an instructor. He lives on Broadway and is unmarried. The post follows the death of Max Hoover.

Hagerstown iSretzer McGraw William Beton Keten A. Wretzer McGraw Hoose Fire Company Ila McGraw Hagerstowe Woase University of Maryland Broadway Couwcril Fire Company Charles L. Mobley Mobley Lawan Mons Thei F William Erton The Antietams Spencer Lindsays Max Hoover

Motorist Saves Three Children From Train at West Washington Crossing

A passerby identified as Niles Fox of Lanvale Street leaped from his car and pulled three young children from the path of an east bound Western Maryland Railway train at the West Washington Street crossing. Dozens witnessed the dramatic rescue as bystanders screamed. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon.

West Washington Street Western Maryland Railway

Children Rescued At West Washington Street Crossing

A west bound train blocked West Washington Street as a second locomotive approached on the eastbound track. The engineer blew his whistle and bystanders shouted while children remained oblivious. The driver of a nearby car leapt from the vehicle and dragged the children off the tracks just as the speeding train neared.

West Washington Street

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