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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1950

Page

10

Coal mine blast near Slezska Ostrava kills 36 miners

Prague radio reports a blast at a coal mine near Slezska Ostrava yesterday killed 36 miners. The second note says real diamonds can be made artificially but at prohibitive cost.

Slezska Ostrau Prague Radio

Shopping Center Zoning Sparks City Meeting Debates

In Hagertown residents packed a public session as the Mayor Mills and Council heard opposition to locating a planned shopping center in the North End residential district. Proponents argue zoning for the dual highway site and nearby areas should proceed despite petitions.

Mayor Mills Hagerstown North End Mills Zoning & Planning Commission City Hall Leitersburg Pike Northern Avenue Edward Oswald Zoning Commission Oswald North Potomac Street West End Brayton Edgar King Glenn Brayton King UAW Jack Hellane Hellane East End Edgar C. Jones Hamilton Hel Jones Rutledge Antietam Company Maxwell Yingling Luther Broom Broom

Brief letter on a shelf paper roll reaches Ft Eustis

Miss Eleanor Niedzielska wrote Recruit Joseph J. Yakovauc at Fort Eustis Virginia on a roll of shelf paper a foot wide and 36 feet long.

Buffalo N. Y Eleanor Niedzielska Joseph J. Yakovauc Ft. Eustis

Women Reservists In This Area Due For Early Recall

Fort Meade Md Oct 6 Some 300 Second Army Area women reservists WACs Army nurses and medical specialists will be back in uniform by the end of next month Under a nationwide Army request for 1644 Organized Reservists orders have gone out for 200 enlisted WACs and 32 officers to report for physicals Oct 16 and 17 Of these 26 officers and 127 enlisted women will be recalled by Nov 15 About 1350 nurses and medical specialists are being sent questionnaires to weed out 250 for recall In this first call 23 medical specialists and 123 nurses will go back in uniform by Nov 29

Fort Meade Second Army Area WAC Army

Army covers Maryland to District of Columbia

The Second Army area includes Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky Delaware and the District of Columbia.

Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky Delaware District of Columbia

Cobalt Used as Alloy in Jet Engine Metal

Cobalt serves as a key alloying element in jet engine materials enhancing high temperature strength and corrosion resistance. This strengthening metal contributes to turbine blade performance and engine longevity under demanding flight conditions.

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