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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1952

Page

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Combined Classroom On The Job Training Delivers Mutual Dividends

Forty five hours of on the job training per week accompany at least fifteen hours in class for the Distributive Education course. Seventeen stores requested thirty five trainees this year, five more than the course can currently accommodate. Local seniors gain real world experience through a school store and placements with Sears, Eyerly's and others.

Tetail D-E Hhis Hagerstown High Harry W. Thomas Huntsberry*s Dick Andrews Sears Joyce Miner Betty Burkett Eyerly's Marlene Moon Eyerly’s William L. Donaldson William L- Fournier

Rinehart resigns county GOP post in Maryland

Rinehart, chairman of the Maryland Republican Central Committee, resigned as chairman of the Washington County Republican Central Committee. John D. Dunn was elected temporary chairman and Joby L. Swain was elected secretary. Rinehart cited pressing duties with the state GOP as the reason for his resignation.

YC. Nldred Rinehart Maryland Republiqgg Washington County Republican Central Committee John D. Dunn Joby L. Swain Dunn Rinehart Sai GOP

Council Ends Parking Ban Passed After Traffic Review

The traffic committee led by MacDonald told the Mayor and Council that Washington Street is the city’s narrowest and carries the highest traffic per foot. Parking ban on Jonathan Street and Summit Avenue three blocks was slated 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. A merchants group urged extending the ban to their block citing business impact and showing street activity. Council ended the 90-day trial now after discussion and delay to hear more, with Hellane and Knight backing action.

MacDonald Washington Street Jonathan Street Summit Avenue Washington Franklin Connell Claude Williams Jack Hellane Roy Knight Hellane Urner

Dogs Furnish Cloth For Coat at Pride of the Ruth kennel

The Samoyed breed shines in Maryland shows with Zor at Altai American Champion last May, winning against 42 rivals in Plainfield New Mexico. Zor has claimed five major victories in seven months and produced offspring aiding new kennels in Baltimore and Washington. Luxury of Zor-E also shines as a promising show dog.

Pride of the Ruth Altai Plainsfield Maryland Luxury Zor-E New Mexico Zor Baltimore Washington

New York State Canners Offer Higher Prices

New York apple canners have raised growers payments by over 25 cents per hundred pounds from last week, via Appalachian Apple Service. Offers include 3.50 per cwt for LA and 3.25 for other main varieties, with higher grades increasing accordingly. Some processors add extra for delivery. NY scales run about 25 cents higher than Appalachian quotes.

New York Appalachian

Eisenhower Roaring Ovation Sparks 1952 Campaign Launch

Dwight D. Eisenhower began his presidential bid with a 10-point peace program in Philadelphia before 17,500 at Convention Hall and tens of thousands more in the city streets. He pledged to sweep out “waster s bunglers and incompetents” from Washington and pressed a Midwest tour to Illinois Michigan Indiana Ohio and Minnesota. Mamie Eisenhower joined the campaign momentum as crowds roared and telecast views spread nationwide.

Philadelphia Dwight D. Eisenhower Washington America Eisenhower Chicago Midwest Tiiapis Minnesota Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Ward Cans County Mamie New York City Convention Hall

Capacity Visit Expected Monday For Bloodmobile

The Red Cross Bloodmobile returns to Hagerstown on Monday September 8 from 10 AM to 4 PM at St John’s Lutheran Church South Potomac Street. Fairchild Aircraft Division and local industries plan to send volunteer donors while organizers urge advance appointments for October 6 by calling 4958 or 2529.

Red Cross Bloodmobile Hagerstown Mobile Fairchild Aircraft Division St. John's Lutheran Church South Potomac Street

O Conor backs Stevenson for president in 1952 race

Ocean City Maryland September 5 Senator O Conor Md who has criticized Truman says he will support Governor Adlai Stevenson of Illinois for the Democratic presidential nomination. O Conor is retiring after one term and said Stevenson asked for his full backing in letters. He spoke while recovering from a recent illness.

Ocean City O'Conor Truman Ailai Stevenson Illinois Stevenson

Water Main To North End Site OK'd By Council

City Council approved a 12 inch water main along Ork Hill Avenue extended to Northern Avenue. Attorney Francis Urner, for Antietam Distributing Company, cited plans to sell 160 building lots beyond city limits. Richard Willson estimated $8,000 total cost with $6,000 City share and $2,000 assessments on nearby property owners.

Ork Hill Francis Urner Antietam Richard Willson Water Department France

Parole Violators Sentenced After House Incident

In circuit court Helen Leola Marcon, 26, was sentenced to one year in the State Reformatory for Women after falling from a second story window during a Sunday altercation at Elizabeth Street. John Weaver, 28, also of the same address, received a one year term for parole violation. Police undercover raid in October 1951 led to their arrests. Weaver claimed a milk bottle struck him while Marcon iland fell headfirst from the window. She received hospital treatment for internal injuries.

Helen Leola Marcon Elizabeth Street State Reformatory For Women John Weaver Weaver Marcum Wana Frank R. Diggkins M Miss Marconi Marconi

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