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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1948

Page

1

State Department official cites leaks on atomic energy secrets

McDowell says 6 is president of the Car Agthe committee and that leaks occurred in closed and open sessions. He notes the government acquired Colorado uranium deposits and that uranium feeds atomic bombs. McDowell claims wartime Russia received substantial partly refined ore and 25 pounds of metal. two senior officials will be questioned. He denies any link to Dr. Condon.

State Department Car Agthe Loos McDowell Colorado Russia Dr. Condon Condon

President Urges Labor Unity in Major Detroit Speech

President Truman defends labor gains from 16 years of Democratic leadership saying they boosted national prosperity. He warns of an era of fear if Republicans win Congress and the White House, claiming labor knows which side its bread is buttered on.

Itc Labor Detroit Congress

Auto Races To Be Run Sunday Continued From Page 1

Attorney John J. Allen denied filing a serious complaint about auto racing at Conococheague Speedway and said his remarks were in fun. He stressed he supports sports and frequently attends races including Williams Grove and Indianapolis.

Scheitrompf Allen John J. Allen Conococheague Park Conococheague Speedway Williams Grove Indianapolis Indiana

Obituaries continue with service details and survivors

Obituaries list deaths of Mrs. Nettie M Blair Walter Scott Dayley Bertha Detrich and Mrs Mary Showalter Horst with survivors, funeral times and locations. Details note military honors by Harrison Post and services at Mt Oliver Presbyterian church and Macedonia U B church. Burial in local cemeteries and nursing home notices complete the notices.

Ris American Legion Hancock Charles Rober Route One Warren Robey Laverne Weller Hagerstown John Wesley Robey Snyder-Rowland Mt. Oliver | Presbyterian Church John JW. Hogshead Harrison Post

Death notices from Greencastle area community

Obituaries and funeral notices for Susan Witmer of Greencastle and Samuel P. Thomas of Hagerstown describe surviving family, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements. Witmer leaves six daughters and siblings. Thomas, a former teacher and Central Chemical executive, is survived by children and a sister, with services at A. K. Coffman funeral home and burial in Rose Hill cemetery.

Bertha Detrich Williamson, Pa Garlock The Reformed Church of Greencastle George M. Detrick Chambersburg Martin Pheil Minnich Harold Bonner Cedar Hill Susan Jane ‘Witmer Myrs Susan‘ Witner Foursquére Church Greencastie Artha C. Witmer Robert Suurr Waynesboro Arthur Beeler Reymond Lenhart Wihur Lingssy Seibert Myers Leonard Addlesberger Leslie Burkett Big Springs William Allen Mason-Dixon Titus Fairview Harry Victor Bedford Bessie Ellliott Clarence Higgins Bernard Bowders Portland Ore Wyatt Guthrie Allan Burkett Ole Skank Ray ‘Semateons Edgar Landis Minnich Funeral Samuel P. Thomas Semuel P. Thomas East Antietam Street Jacob B.land Narcy Long Thomas St James School Washington County Williamsport Hagerstown Central Chemical Corporation Mary 5. Bowman Frances Thomas Allen V. Smith St. Keiffer Thomas J. Preston Thomas Baltimore A. K. Coffman Funeral Home Paul M. Robinson Daniel Long Rose Hill Cemetery

Train hobbyists tour Hagerstown during rail history event

Delegates from the National Railway Historical Society visited Hagerstown on Sunday to inspect Western Maryland railway shops and terminal facilities. The side excursion accompanied the group’s 12th annual convention in Baltimore drawing about 125 members.

National Railway Historical Society, Inc Hagerstown Western Maryland Railway Railroad History Group Baltimore

Immigrants Enter New York Harbor in 19th Century Years

In the years between 1840 and 234, more than 200000 immigrants actually entered New York Harbor.

New York Harbor

No Clues in Smith Attack On Porch Assault

The attack on Smith on the Brumback residence porch involved a masked assailant who fled after shots from a police officer failed to fire. Investigators found a note on the door, a kicked tie and a scuffle, with evidence of attempted forced entry at the Brumback home.

Brumback Smith Max Rickard

Cabin in Virginia Tale of Shots Heard at Night

Police Captain Max Rickard cited witnesses who heard two shots about thirty seconds apart near a Virginia cabin. They reported no clear scuffle and provided limited details on the incident.

Virginia Max Rickard

Peace Looms as Jews Are Jubilant and Arabs Baffled

A wartime snapshot notes Jewish forces mobilizing about 70 000 fighters with over 20 000 British trained personnel versus Arab contingents under 30 000. Egypt Trans Jordan and British links shape the frontline as air power fades and underground arms flow to Israel. A British diplomat laments Arab resolve as the conflict risks wiping out Arabs in Palestine.

Israel Palestine Egypt Suez Canal Zone Sudan Trans-Jordan Legion Britain

One Way Streets Declared Safer By City Officials

Mr Holland argues two one way streets draw traffic from two way streets making them safer for drivers and pedestrians. John Lang of the Baltimore City Planning Commission counters that well located one way streets can aid safe neighborhoods. He notes some cities use one way streets in high end residential areas for safety.

Holland John J. Lang Baltimore City ‘Planning Commission

City official urges safer streets with one way traffic signals

A city official argues that redesignating certain streets as easy thoroughfares improves pedestrian safety. He proposes one way streets with signals at key locations to aid elderly people and children.

Paul Calvert

Maddox Lane Named President of Fairlawn Kiwanis Club

Maddox Lane of Radford Va former city resident was elected president of the Fairlawn Kiwanis Club which has 37 charter members. The club was organized with Radford Kiwanians as sponsors and is the third new club in the Third Division Capital District this year.

Maddox Lane Radford Fairlawn Kiwanis Club Radford Kiwanians Fairlawn Capital District

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