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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1950

Page

3

New York Declares Air Raid Siren Silence For All

New York City officials ban sirens on all emergency vehicles to signal atomic attack warnings. Fire and police respond with flashing lights as commotion grows, forcing officials to rethink alert methods amid early trials. A separate note: Raymond Koontz of Halfway weighs a 345 pound cucumber he found in his garden and may exhibit it at the local fair with his 4-H Club son.

New York City New York Raymond R. Koontz Nursery Road Halfway Morning Herald Koontz

Friends Fear Marshall Health May Fail In New Defense Post

Washington rumors say General George C. Marshall may retire January after taking Secretary of Defense. Friends question his health under the demanding duties and stress of the role, noting past strain and calls for limited tenure.

Marshall Ashington NEA George C. Marshall Secretary of Defense James Forrestal Louis Johnson Johnson Defense Defense Department Korea Robert A. Lovett Afr Army Pentagon Lovett Marx Leva Crowth

Barbs and Breaks in Quiet Town Notices

Slightly injured Barbara Ellen Irvine of 200 Hock Tiryan Place fell and injured her left arm in two places after a fall. Hospital staff sutured the cuts in the emergency room and she returned home. Wanda Olivia Weaver of 600 Mack Stratford Avenue sustained arm injuries in a swinging incident with bruises.

Barbara Ellen Irvine Hock Tiryan Place Wanda Olivia Weaver Mack Stratford Avenue

Western Maryland trains to run express to New York Central

President Bush of the Western Maryland Railroad announces that within fifteen months pointed express trains labeled New York Central will pass over the Western Maryland. Henry T. Hatter is appointed constable for the Hancock district and has qualified, promising to handle all duties entrusted to him.

Bush Western Maryland Henry T. Hatter Hancock

Squirrels and bass legend at Williamsport fishing outing

James Bird reportedly bagged four squirrels and caught 14 bass yesterday above Williamsport. A separate item recalls a 20 year old guest at the Great Hagerstown Frdp event, the Japanese ambassador, who sat in a special box at the races and was warmly greeted by attendees. The diplomat stated Japan aims to maintain full relations with both the United States and China.

James Bird Williamsport Hagerstown Frdp Japan United

Communist China tool requests reach Alaska dealers

Postcards bearing Mao and tanks from Communist China were sent from Tientsin asking for industrial tools to aid Red China’s war effort. The cards, smuggled via Hong Kong, urge catalogs and discount charts and to be added to merchant mailing lists. Local dealers fear the attempt to obtain tools for rebuilding industries.

Lachlan MacDonald Anchorage Alaska Star Boyles Wis Opera Bel North China Fryport Corporation China Man Tze-tung Mao Red China Hong Kong Wa Yang ‘Trading Company

The Blind Have Insight To Speak frankly on blindness

A physician who became totally blind early in his career explains that blindness is a nuisance only if one gives up. The piece profiles Dr. Robert H. Babcock of Chicago (1851 1930) who pursued medicine with a reader, taught at Colleges, wrote a heart disease text, and built a notable practice.

Robert H. Babcock Chicago Altho Lfe Arthur H Virginia T. Keeney Babcock College of Physicians and Surgeons Cook County Hospital

Lucky in Life and Effort

A poem by Edgar A. Guest contrasts luck with effort. It notes that fortune favors those who seek it and work, while the quitter is passed by. The piece urges readers to strive and place themselves where luck can aid their aims.

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