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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1950
Page
2
In Gibsonton Florida Jim Easton the backslid barber displays a war relic collection that fills his 12 by 15 foot shop with bayonets swords rifles revolvers and relics from Revolutionary War Civil War and World War I including a German anti tank rifle and an Aztec sacrificial knife. Customers are refused shaves.
Bernard A. Clark Jr. radioman third class USN son of Mr and Mrs Bernard A Clark Sr of 230 North Mulberry Hagerstown is serving with the staff of Vice Admiral Felix B Stump Commander Air Force U S Atlantic Fleet headquartered at Norfolk VA Clark entered naval service August 5 1948 and trained at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center IL He is presently assigned to duty with the admiral's staff.
The communications division handles the large volume of radio and teletype messages crucial for the administration and operation of the Navy air arm in the Atlantic Fleet. Before entering the Navy Clark graduated from Hagerstown High School.
Beulah Ringaman Summers sues Kenneth Taylor Summers in Circuit Court and Oren F. Parker sues Adele Parker for divorce. Both actions docketed yesterday and seek dissolution of marriages.
The New York Journal highlighted Jessie Wood as the first woman math critic in the United States in 1895, marking a historic milestone for women in journalism and mathematics criticism.
Carlton Ernst of Clear Spring entered the grand champion Poland China hog weighing 205 pounds, selling for $30.50 per hundred at Four States Livestock. J. C. Miller Jr. of Big Spring won reserve with a 210 pound Duroc at $25.50 per hundred. County 4-H youths entered 52 hogs and lambs averaging $22.75 and $34.25 respectively. Watered by judge Boyd Whittle, the blue red white categories crowned top animals.
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