28 Sep 1950
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1950
Page
1
Governor gains victory in Carroll County after filing petition and court order to secure voting authority cards. Mahoney trails Lane by margin in primary results, but recount hopes hinge on counties delivering enough votes to alter Delaware nominating convention delegates.
Washington reports Gen. Douglas MacArthur has authority to cross the 38th parallel into North Korea if needed to destroy the Communist army. No final decision on occupying North Korea after fighting ends, with UN authorities to decide on a postwar government and occupation.
Lovell brothers Robert S. and Ray W. Lovell of 17 Public Square enlist in the Navy. Robert re enlisted after 46 months in World War II and serves on a landing craft with RMN 20, holder of seven battle stars and several medals. Ray trains at Great Lakes Ill in charge of a 60 man platoon at U S N T C while serving in Company B and is stationed for duty.
Democrats here express strong support for Governor Lane in a rally citing commitment to reform and a pledge to pursue a schedule eliminating delaying trials. Speaking attendees include Werhert McElwee and Trooper Lauren Ridge, with others like Galen Cabhill Pierce King Bruce Spickler among pledged backers from the party.
A late 1940s style forecast notes that even with victory in Korea tax relief and loosened controls won't arrive for years. It cites continued antirepatriation limits, tighter installment buying rules, and shortages in steel copper aluminum and rubber. It warns civilian needs may be squeezed as defense demands rise and home-building slows.
Florida claims 3,051 miles of coastline, the most of any U.S. state, according to available measurements. The figure highlights Florida's extensive shores and its leading position in coastal reach among states.
Allied fighter bombers pound retreating Reds between Seoul and Uijongbu while Marines and Seventh Division units seize streets in Seoul and nearby towns. U.S. forces report heavy combat, with reported Reds killed and captured, and Taejon recaptured as Dean reemerges in possible release rumors.
Hagerstown Rotary Club discussed a proposed student loan foundation fund yesterday but took no action. A fuller report is to be issued in about a month, with Gilbert Wy Baal to appear and outline details at the November 24 meeting.
Cleveland September 28 Secre tary of Defense Marshall warned the nation faces great peril from potential atomic attack He spoke as Red Cross president announcing lead training for up to 20 000 000 Americans in first aid and mobilizing volunteers for motor and canteen services blood programs and nursing expansion aiming for at least 100 000 women nurses and riders
Americans reported scouring Chongju as Red prisoners claimed 187 South Koreans killed by dynamite and 600 shot. Seoul units entered tarhoola seeking 200 American captives but found empty. 200 were later located and sent to corps HQ. CIC says General Dean may be among transfers.
Senator Ives urged rapid use of price curbs tied to the Defense Production Act to ration fuels and materials for defense. Officials indicated octane restrictions on gasoline and aviation fuel may come, with alkylate cuts to preserve high grade fuel. Administration actions cover wage and price stabilization with named leaders yet to be appointed.
Fossil Oregon September 8 4 A young mother told officers she smothered two of her children and dropped another on its head over a 20 month period Patricia Carr 25 admitted the acts to District Attorney George Dukek and Mrs Juanita Louise Carr no charges filed while the prosecutor said details include smothering a girl and dropping an infant on its head names and dates provided but charges not yet filed
A friend of a bartender is asked to pour approximately VY ounces of Calvert Reserve into one glass and the same amount of the present brand into another, without revealing which glass contains which. The setup centers on blind tasting to determine familiarity or preference.
Ives called for full push on wage price controls under the defense production law and wage-price program. He warned delays could spark unrest by spring as prices rise. The Federal Reserve cites output near wartime peak with ongoing excess demand and sharp price increases since March.
James H. Knox says his stepson, while fishing in the Allegany River, booked and reportedly sold or exchanged a nearly new bicycle, suggesting an unexplained disappearance or misplacement of the bicycle during the outing.
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