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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1950
Page
12
Mrs Feigley raises canaries at Mapleville home supervising two strains, Warbilers and Schoolmasters. She learned nesting needs from improvised materials, fosters if parents fail, and uses a radio to spark song. With 150 birds now and plans for more, she views canary keeping as a passion, not a hobby.
Calvin Lidie Jr., a stationary engineer in Hagerstown, was arrested here and taken to Frederick by State Police. He is wanted for questioning in the robbery of Kehne's Service Station.
The sermon explores doors as a motif from Paul’s letters and Jesus as the door to salvation. It highlights doors of prayer, service, and hope, noting Ahaz’s godlessness closing the Lord’s house and urging believers to enter the doors that lead to eternal pastures and compassionate action.
A chair in an apartment on West Franklin Street caught fire shortly before 11 last night. Fire crews from Franklin and Jonathan Streets, including four fire trucks and two police cruisers, arrived with the fire chief. A booster line extinguished the small blaze.
Reader's Digest presents a 13 page condensation of William L. White's Bernard Baruch: Portrait of a Citizen. It tracks Baruch from youth to millionaire at 32 and elder statesman status, noting his foresight into the 29 crash and World War II era warnings.
The Hagerstown Junior Chamber of Commerce reports the industrial and retail X-ray survey completed. About 2,800 industrial workers and 800 retailers were served through Jaycee led units. Certificates for fully scanned workplaces may be earned and framed. Last X-ray date is Thursday September 28 from 9 am to noon at Public Square.
In 1922 Louisiana became the first state to officially recognize a bird, adding a brown pelican to its state seal. The change marked a unique symbol adopted by the state.
Western Maryland brakeman Earl Eugene Marquiss, 24, of 626 Salem Avenue, was critically injured when run over by a freight car in the local yards around 5:50 am. He lost one leg and the other was badly hurt. amputation was above the knee. Hospital staff said his condition was just fair. He apparently fell under a shifting train. no witness to the accident was reported.
Weekend report shows local hospital treated three minor cases. Alda Mae Barton fell on stairs and cut her leg. David E. Wilson cut hand in a fall. Jack Phillips, 16 months, cut eyebrow on a plastic toy. All injuries treated locally.
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