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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1950

Page

2

Accidents Report Quiet Labor Day Weekend

The Labor Day weekend passed with limited injuries as sixteen accidents reached Washington County Hospital emergency room. Notable cases included George Rodguiz of New York with several broken ribs. Ruby Catalius of Indiana and Martha M. Turner of Emmitspurs were examined and declared unhurt, while Hubert W. Brnning of Hagerstown Route One appeared in the record.

Washington County Hospital George Rodguiz New York Ruby Catalius Indiana Martha M. Turner Emmitspurs Hubert W. Brnning Hagerstown

Local Injuries Reported From Various Falls and Accidents

The report lists multiple individuals with injuries from falls and accidents across Hagerstown and surrounding areas. Names include Mary Anna Allen, Mabel F. Hetzer, Anna Mary Horst, Howard Preston Lumm, Deborah Marie Evans, Gilbert Ware, John Lee Taniels, John Wintermeyer, Clyde W. Cross, Lena V. Holand, and Joyce Blaine McCauley, with injuries ranging from lacerations and fractures to a cut finger and a tongue burn.

Mary Anna Allen South Street Mabel FE Hetzer Hagerstown Anna Mary Horst Howard Preston Lumm Guilford Avenue Deborah Marie Evans Frederick Steel Gilbert Ware West North Street John Lee Taniels Gerardstown W. Va John Wintermeyer Clyde W. Cross Singanore Avenue Lena V. Holand Moller Apartments Joyce ‘Blaine McCauley Mulberry Avenue Chin

Doan's Pills Help Kidney Support Claims

As people age stress and strain can slow kidney function and cause backache headaches and dizziness. Minor bladder irritations may disturb sleep and passage. Doan's Pills are marketed as a mild diuretic used by millions for over 80 years to flush out waste and help relieve these symptoms.

Dean Doan Abe

Sweet tasting vitamin may cut arterial cholesterol in rabbits

Miss Stephanie J. Mia of St. Luke's Hospital reports that inositol a sweet tasting vitamin may slow cholesterol buildup in rabbit arteries. Experiments show rabbits given inositol had less cholesterol and fatlike deposits, suggesting potential human heart protection if proven safe. Minor fire crews responded to a transformer blaze near a highway but caused no injuries.

Alton L. Sblakeslee Associated Press Science Reporter Chicago Stephanie J. Mia St. Luke's Hospital New York City Widt William C. Flech St. Luke's Louis B. Pour Miss Iie

Charles Laughton to Speak in Hagerstown Lyceum Series

Famed screen actor Charles Laughton will headline the 1950 51 Washington County Teachers Association lyceum series at Hagerstown High School Monday November 13. His program Charles Laughton Reads features memories of Mutiny on the Bounty The Big Clock and Ruggles of Red Gap among others.

Charles Laughton Washington ‘County ‘Teachers Association Jagerstown Anditerhum Laughton Hagerstown Captain Bligh Carol,Janoth Ruggles Red Gap Garretts Wimpole Street Teachers Associatio Lg Virginia Davis Sor Maurice Chevalier Marely

Detroit Garbage Collectors Strike Shuts City Services

Detroit on September 5 faced a municipal dispute as about 1000 sanitation workers idle in a strike. City payroll disputes led to a 75 percent drop in trash collection while Mayor Cobo and union leader Louis Segadelli clashed over whether the action was a spiteful lockout or a planned attack.

Detroit Department of Sanitation Albert E. Cobo United Public Workers Louis Segadelli

Mose Named Mayor In Sharpsburg Again

J. Fred Mose was reelected mayor of Sharpsburg with 154 votes to Elmer Koontz’s 41 in Labor Day balloting. Theodore Hebb was unopposed for assistant mayor with 161 votes. Councilmen Harry Hoover 175 Samuel Lowman 171 John McGraw 167 won without opposition.

J. Fred Mose Sharpsburg Elmer Koontz Mose Koontz Theodore Hebb Harry Hoover Samuel Lowman John McGraw

Remember BC Pain Relief Formula For Headaches

An old advertisement promotes BC powders or tablets offering fast relief for headaches neuralgic pains and minor muscular aches. It promises the same BC formula in tablet or powder form with quick dissolve action and notes two tablets equal one powder priced 10c and 25c.

Town Officials Reelected For Two More Years

In a local ballot update Joseph Nelkirk aged 168 and Elmer Stockslager aged 173 secure continued service as town governing officers for two more years. The text notes a general fact about warm-blooded animal heart rates starting from 50 beats per minute.

Joseph Nelkirk Elmer Stockslager

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