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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1947

Page

1

Russia Swings to Big Four Parley Shift

Russian acceptance of the November 2 date for the Big Four conference sparks mixed Western reaction. Earlier Moscow meeting on German and Austrian peace treaties yielded no progress, while European papers debate intensified ideological warfare and shifting alliances.

United Nations New York Moscow Europe Information Bureau London Daily Herald Labor Party Social Democrat Copenhagen Social Demokraten Cominterm France Libre Charles de Gaulle London Daily Telegraph Russia

Ministers' meeting draws mixed UK and European reaction

British officials note a highly official tone at a Poland meeting of nine European Communist parties. The event, seen by some as a revival move, drew praise from some and calls to outlaw the Communist party from L Epoque in Paris. Soviet figures like Zhdanov attended, signaling Moscow's interest in a global role.

United States Faily France Europe Germany Austria Great Britain Communist Information Bureau Russia Paris L’epoque Communist Party Labor Poland Comintern Stalin Foreign Office A. A Zhdanov

Farm production rises above 1935–34 average in 1945 and 1946

United States farm output in 1945 and 1946 exceeded the 1935–1934 average by about one third, indicating substantial growth across the postwar period. The result reflects a rapid expansion in agricultural production during and after the war years.

United States

No Place To Put Some New Cars

Continued from Page i the 1847 model discusses 1948 cars with longer widths up to four inches and bumper integrated designs reducing overall length for certain wheelbases. Manufacturers anticipate tighter garages and offer four-inch shorter models to fit spaces.

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White glass made from sand with tin oxide

A historical note describes white glass as milk white and opaque, produced by adding tin oxide to sand.

Expansion Of Park Proposed At Meet

The Mayor and Council reviewed proposals by J. W. Jamison Jr for Jamison Cold Storage Door Co to extend the park area beside its plant, relocate Maple Avenue, and rename it Jamison Park Way. The beautification would align with the company’s expansion, with shared costs and area inspection planned before action.

J. W. Jamison Jr Jamison Cold Storage Door Company Maple Avenue Jamison Park Way Jamison

Three Arrested After Williamsport Crash Near Potomac Bridge

State Police say a two car collision near the Potomac River bridge in Williamsport led to three arrests. Wilbur H. McCarthy of Winchester was charged with failing to keep right and operating under the influence. Carl A. Dunlap and John O. Ballinyer, both of Winchester, were charged as drunk. The other driver was David T. Arthur, 46, of Harrisburg.

Williamsport Potomac River Bridge Charles Mades Wilbur H. McCarthy Winchester Carl A. Dunlap John O. Ballinyer David T. Arthur Harrisburg

Glasses in Short Supply As Age-Related Eye Changes Rise

Report notes increased need for eyewear as people age four percent due to hardening of the lenses, hindering proper focus and adjustment for near vision.

Plan For Return Of War II Dead

A plan to verify burial records and organize the return of World War II dead outlines steps at overseas temporary cemeteries and U S quarters. It notes that next of kin decide whether remains are brought home and that some families prefer overseas resting places.

Ralph S. Page Arthur L. Shreve Maryland Veterans Committee For Tagg Washington County

OConor Defends Surplus Estimates in Election Year Debate

OConor disputes overestimation claims and says surplus figures cited in 1946 and 1947 were misinterpreted. Byrnes admonishes Pressman to focus on policy, not personalities, during election-year remarks.

Oconor Pressman Lane Paul G. Stromberg Howard William P. Bolton Balto Byrnes

Second Appeal To Liquor License Continued From Page 1

The article lists numerous protestants in the Ankeney case including George T. Prather Mollie B. Prather Louise E. Bain Emily H. Troupe Jessie M. Troupe and Clara V. Strite along with several Bell Widmyer Routzahn and Lesher family members and religious figures.

Traffic clubs meet in Baltimore for 24th annual convention

Nearly 500 executives of transportation lines and business and industrial traffic managers from all sections of the country registered today in Baltimore for the 24th annual convention of the Associated Traffic Clubs of America.

Baltimore Associated Traffic Clubs, of America

Mushrooms How To Grow At Home For Beginners

Mushrooms offer a tasty addition to meals and are easy to grow at home under proper conditions. Use horse manure from grain fed stables, keep the bed in a dark room near 85 degrees, and use fresh spawn from trusted suppliers. Maintain humidity, monitor temperature, and harvest after 2 to 5 months with careful, small scale practice. Readers can request more details from The Mailsformation Bureau and obtain Farmers' Bulletin 1587 on Mushroom Culture For Amateurs. Africa has a virtual monopoly on diamond production.

U.S. Department, of Agriculture Office of Information Washington D.C

Crash survivor hurt in Aberdeen after truck collision

Capt. Charles W. Warmack 25 the lone survivor of a B 17 crash that killed nine men was taken to hospital with minor injuries after a truck struck his car at Aberdeen Proving Ground spokesmen said. The B 17 crash occurred near Bush River on September 15.

Aberdeen Charles W. Warmack Aberdeen Proving Ground Warmack Bush River

Mint on Auki Makes Shell Money Widely Used

On Auki island near Guadalcanal a mint produces shell money used by Solomon Islands communities. The article notes the local economy and cultural reliance on shell currency.

Auki Guadalcanal Solomon Islands

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