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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1950
Page
11
Auto industry sources predict a brief model year as manufacturers plan modest 1951 changes and prepare largely new units for 1952. Demand, defense policy, and potential tire issues could influence timing of a switch to 1952 models and show schedules.
Easy to make school wardrobe jumper with wing shoulders and convertible blouse. Pattern No 2001 offers sizes 6 10 12 14 with yardage details and where to order from Pattern Bureau Ha gerstown Maryland Daily Mail Box 42 New York. Fall Winter Fashion Book features over 128 patterns ready for order at 20 cents.
Grimy rescue workers recovered 47 bodies from Creswell Colliery as 80 miners died in the fire and smoke 1000 feet underground. Three more victims were later found and five others were seen but unreachable. 25 remain unlocated.
Los Angeles prepares for the American Legion National Convention from Oct 12 with strict security. Police, Legion MPs and city officials pledge zero tolerance for rowdyism and possession of shock devices or fireworks. About 150 000 attendees expected. officials promise discipline and jail for offenders.
The Labor Department says unemployment insurance collections in July and August totaled 326 million dollars, while benefits paid were 189 million, a 137 million dollar surplus. It marks the first 18 months with a positive balance, due to a sharp rise in job opportunities.
At the School of Politics in Franklin Court auditorium Albert B. Herman executive director of the GOP National Committee urged county party workers to get out the vote on November 7. He said primary results favored Republicans and the Democratic scramble for the governorship would help while Senator Tydings was losing public support.
The Marine Corps announces completion of calling up its organized reserve ground units. All units have reached initial stations for extended duty. Andorra is named as the world’s oldest republic.
Dallas on September 27 reports park official Roberts Mann of Cook County, Indiana, says city people misuse leisure time. He notes the forty hour work week gives time off and many stay indoors or fill evenings at cinemas or crowded ball games, neglecting simple relaxation on park benches.
Paulding Ohio records 23 polio cases with two new paralytic victims in what is labeled the worst 1950 epidemic area. Five deaths recorded. Health officials expect outbreak to subside by Oct. 1 as physicians nurses and Public Health Service teams investigate causes.
The typical MLB game consumes between 36 and 48 baseballs. This ball usage reflects standard play as pitchers, catchers, and batters interact across nine innings, with replacements occurring after foul balls, hits, and foul tips.
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