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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1949

Page

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Czech Priests Told To Swear Loyalty To Reds Continued

Bishops press priests to swear loyalty to the Czech Republic and the communist regime, tying duty to both state and church. Church says salaries rose under pressure, with many priests preferring jail over new church law. Prior reports note over 80 percent would resist the oath. Also mentions a 1910 Chinook salmon weighed 13 pounds from Oregon’s Umpqua River.

Czech Republic People's Democratic Regime God Umpqua River Oregon

Wounds Nine and a Mass Shooting at Waterford Hotel

A man opened fire at the Waterford Hotel bar wounding nine and killing himself after a spree that left four more injured. The shooter Runyon, a former Pontiac auto factory worker, left a note for his son and a scene of despondency. A bartender testified he had recently complained of losses, and a collision near the first floor caused additional alarm.

Waterford Runyon Camden N. J Howard Unruth Pontiac Red Alobe Bitte Saylin Joe Oakland County George Taylor Joe, Jr Montlac Runyor Etta Figher Rynyon Fleher

Fight at rural bar ends with shotgun blaze

Ken Friesner a 39 year old hotel night bartender was wounded in the face and neck after a confrontation with farmer Runyon described as surly. Friesner recalled warning Runyon and noting he seemed intent before returning with a shotgun and firing.

Kenneth Friesner Runyon Friesner Jon

Preparadness urged for atomic bomb threat amid heat dangers

Experts Hawkins and Hogness urge public education and planning for atomic attack, stressing shelter discussions are less crucial than immediate protective actions. Stay indoors if attacked, use radios when possible, and monitor for evacuation notices. After bombardment individuals should stay near home and help control local fires unless evacuation is directed.

Ftak Hanes and Hogness Mauer Dhe KUMR Sone Spoeil

Accuse Mother Of Killing Her Baby To Spite In Laws

Fayetteville West Virginia police report details a 20 something woman named Margaret Woolson being jailed after allegedly drowning her infant to spite the husband’s family. The defendant reportedly said the baby was crying and she carried out the drowning in water. A preliminary hearing was ordered as the case heads to a grand jury for murder action.

Fayetteville Margaret Woolson Raynioer Bottom Virgil Hamsamt

Roller Derby Teams Feature Five Players Each

A roller derby league describes the sport as rollerskate racing fused with football line play. Each team fields five players on the track at a time as part of its standard lineup.

CIO Executive Board To Decide Today On Dropping Left-Wingers

Cleveland Oct 26 The CIO Executive Board will decide today whether the CIO will rid itself of 1 600 000 members under left wing union leadership The left wing movement led by United Electrical Workers and International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union pushed a challenge to President Murray who wants to keep as many members as possible The steel strike and settlement talks with steel companies are central to the dispute Murray suggested the convention next week could proceed without him if a quick settlement is possible Additional workers will walk out as small steel plants contracts expire in coming weeks with 50 000 already under contracts not on strike and covered by a 10 cent hourly package for pensions and insurance

Cleveland CIO Jphilp Murray Hin B United Electrical Workers Kanny Harry Brides International Murray New York John L. Lewis Presidential

Soviet Hero Tolbukhin Reported Dead in Moscow

Feodor I. Tolbukhin, Marshal of the Soviet Union and World War II hero, is reported dead in Moscow after a long undisclosed illness. He is said to be in his sixties. The news notes his forthcoming honors on Red Square as a wartime luminary.

Soviet Union Fedor I. Tolbukhin Moscow Dural Fi Red Square

Hung for Treason in Titoist Plot Heads Debate in Hungary

Budapest reports former Hungary army chief Iyorgi Taltis was hanged for treason in a Titoist plot. Also executed were three other army and police officers including Bela Korondy, a police colonel and former major. Scientists estimate two million cosmic rays strike Earth's atmosphere each second.

Budapest Iyorgi Taltis Vungary Bela Korondy Earth

Rookie Policeman Freed In Shooting

Washington October 24 A coroner s jury exonerated Harold Teague 24 a rookie patrolman of blame in the death of Thorton Howard service station worker after an argument at the station witnesses said Howard struck Teague seized his blackjack and knocked the nightstick to the ground Teague drew his service revolver and after Howard failed to halt fired four shots killing him at a hospital

Washington Cor Joners Harold V. Teague Negra Teague Thorton Ja.lloward Howard Howlard

Downward Revision in Auto Output Forecasts

Detroit October 24 motorists and industry experts revise production estimates for 1949 downward. Earlier tallies expected about 6.0 million cars and trucks. now few foresee a final count above 4.8 million with uncertainties remaining about the year end total.

Detroit Auto Invdustry Nore Manny

Town Cancels Halloween Orgy Plan In Greenbelt

Greenbelt Maryland October 25 4 The lefty town council cancelled plans to permit children to indulge in a Halloween orgy of window breaking soaping and vandalism Stores would have awarded prizes for artistic panes blown In response to protests council still designated October 30 as beggars night when children would ring doorbells to beg for candy versus spreading mischief across the week.

Greenbelt Lefty Council

iService Resumes Part of Blue Ridge Bus Lines Service

Bus service to restart today in Western division after 53 day strike. New Kensington Bridgeville Indiana Steubenville Charleroi and Charleroi Donora routes resume today. Tomorrow broader routes including Wheeling Washington PA Steubenville Washington PA Martinsburg Pittsburgh Clarksburg Monessen Uniontown etc.

Blue Ridge Bus Lines Western Division New Kensington Bridgeville Indiana Steubenville Charleroi Charleroi-Donora Wheeling Washington

Elder Adds Depth to Apple Sauces and Pies

Cooking experts praise elder as a key flavor in apple sauce and a helpful addition to apple pies. The herb enhances sweetness with a mellow, tart note, balancing fruit acidity and bringing aromatic complexity to classic desserts.

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