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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1950
Page
2
Matt L. Daiger president of the State Fair called the event successful and satisfactory at closing day in Timonium Maryland. Attendance fell from 233,223 last year to 194,464 in line with a national trend. The report notes a two part skin detail as added context.
Maryland Senator O Conor defended the McCarran Bill in a WBAL radio address. He argued the measure would not curb legitimate political activity or prohibit cultural groups engaged in public betterment. He said the bill targets foreign propaganda and World Communism without thought control.
A farewell party for the cast of Where's Charley ended in court as Allan F Fehlandt 23 NYU student faced felonious assault charges after attacking actor John Martin with a broken glass. Martin required 25 stitches to wounds on his face and was attacked as the show closed in the early hours.
Three Hagerstown High School graduates start freshman year at Lebanon Valley College in Annville Pennsylvania. Richard Y Bearinger majoring in business administration. John Marvin Ervin plans to study music. Winifred J Lochbaum pursues a liberal arts degree.
Former Representative J Parnell Thomas is released from Danbury federal prison after serving eight and a half months for padding the government payroll. The 55 year old ex Republican and former H U A C chairman declined to discuss a political comeback, saying only that it is raining outside and there will be another time. He traveled home to Allentown New Jersey with his wife Amelia and son Stiles to spend time with family and friends.
Despite rain, 605 people received chest X rays on Saturday, bringing the total to 5919 since the program began two weeks ago. Equipment will be at the Victor Products plant today and Maryland State Police from around will converge on the alto for X rays at 1 30 p.m. The actual X raying starts at 1 p.m.
Fulton County coroner announced an inquest into the death of Maynard E. Barnhart 31 of Hancock after his car collided with a centennial float on a truck near McConnellsburg last Saturday night. Barnhart was instantly killed when the crash shoved the truck a further 20 feet.
A report notes a broken neck and amputated arm with chest injuries causing instant death. His wife suffered non fatal injuries. The article also mentions fifty varieties of bansnas in Hawaii.
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