The telegraph reaches Vellmar. The first message sent is the front-line report.
local · 28 April 1962 · Vellmar
The telegraph reaches Vellmar. The first message sent is the front-line report. The town officers' return to the Ministry of the Interior confirms the press account.[1]
Those concerned
- Vellmar (location)
- Brenn Street (street)
Place
Vellmar (city), The Capital District.
Grand Chancellor at the time: Karl Tolmann. The Chancellery's roll gives the Grand Chancellor in office on the date.
The same year at Vellmar
- 13 May 1962: Lindenmar Dye Company lists on the Vellmar Exchange as OHK.
- 9 April 1962: Ludwig Neilel becomes Editor of The Schwartzistan Herald.
- 19 May 1962: The Ostra rises 70 centimetres above its mark at Vellmar. Cellars in Harbour Street are flooded.
- 28 March 1962: Emma Danfrer becomes Chief Justice of the High Court.
- 1 June 1962: Quast Electronics lists on the Vellmar Exchange as TLJ.
- 18 March 1962: Hallin Foods lists on the Vellmar Exchange as PGH.
- 23 June 1962: Norrfeld Railway lists on the Vellmar Exchange as GIP.
- 25 February 1962: A crowd of 3,000 watches the Pfahl match at Vellmar. There are 20 arrests.
References
- ^ “The telegraph reaches Vellmar. The first message sent is the front-line report.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 28 April 1962. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- The Schwartzistan Herald, full issue of 28 April 1962. Compare The Evening Courier of the same day.