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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1952

Page

8

Russell Starts Campaign for Democratic Nomination

Senator Richard B. Russell launched his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination in Atlanta with two speech versions at a $60 dinner. Georgia party leaders clashed over strategy as Russell aimed to transcend sectional lines while signals from James S. Peters warned the South to claim influence at the national table.

Atlanta Richard B. Russell Russell James S. Peters Georgia Democratic Executive Committee Georgia Washington Campsignine

Army Pvt Lloyd R Martin finishes basic training shifts to Camp Carson

Pvt Lloyd R Martin son of Mrs Lottie Martin Big Pool completed basic training at Fort Jackson Washington and transfers to Camp Carson Colorado where he will serve with U S Army Medical Corps WTC His Army number is 2094315 Those who Live in Glass Houses Should never throw stones address at WARK WJEJ on May 1 at 7 30 p m Beall for Senate Committee advertisement for Anthony's Beauty Salons advertise Creme Oil Permanents reduced to five dollars after 1 p m phone number 2377 M Keedysville location listed

Lloyd R. Martin Lottie Martin Big Pool Ft. Jackson D. C Camp Carson Lloyd U.S M.C.W.T.C Colorado Wark-Wjej. Beall Senate Committee Anthony Keedysvilla

Prayer for T R DAY by Alfred N Sayres

A Lancaster Pa professor of practical theology at The Theological Seminary of the Evangelical and Reformed Church writes a prayer asking God for compassion and strength to overcome hostile forces seeking to tempt minds toward Jesus as a companion and source of courage.

God Jesus Alfred N. Sayres Lancaster The Theological Seminary of the Evangelical and Reformed Church Ts&e National Churches Religie

Obituary notices and tragedy claims in latest edition

Obituary notices detail Hart and Taw Ay Pai ez family, with Hart referenced as husband and the couple connected to a number of relatives. The piece lists surviving children and step relations, noting services to be held at Seagiss Mortuary and a Monday interment. Additional lines mention Barney on Hilton Avenue dying from complications with timing and location.

Nrg Luce Rover Hart Cannes Amd Seagiss Edward P. Heinze Marien Riuiten Barney Hilton Barney Friac Imit Avenue

West Virginian Dies In Crash At Martinsburg Crossing

Leonard S Whittington age 48 of Martinsburg died from injuries after a truck railroad collision just north of Martinsburg. Police blamed his failure to see an oncoming locomotive driven by Connie Russell of Hagerstown. The truck was dragged 275 yards and demolished. He was a National Fruit Product Company employee and survived by a brother Tra Whittington of Hagerstown. Services set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at Kogelschatz and Coffman Funeral Chapel Martinsburg.

Leonard S. Whittington Martinsburg Connie Russell Hagerstown Pennsylvania Railroad Streight Whittington Mangan National Fruit Product Company

Game Night at Potomac Street Sports Club

Public invited to weekly game night at C. VY. Sports Men's Club located at 46 S Potomac Street. Evening events run every Wednesday Friday and Saturday with a $1.00 admission for all ages. Bring the family.

C. VY. Sportsmen's Club Potomac Street

Museum Buys 1777 Portrait by Maryland Artist Hesselius

The Washington County Museum of Fine Arts acquires an 1777 oil portrait by John Hesselius titled Abrs. Thomas Gough nee Sophia Dorsey. The stern likeness, Maryland links, and Hesselius signature attract much visitor comment as the work joins prominent collections. The sitter likely Mrs. Gough of Baltimore County, born 1707 died 1783, with ties to Perry Hall.

Washington County Thomas Gough Sophia Dorsey John Hessetius John Hesselius Washington County Museum of Fine Arts Miuseum Maryland Hesselius

Saums Jewelers Advertisement Watches Repair Service

Saum's Jewelers at 21 Jonathan Street offers watch and jewelry repair with prompt service and modest prices. A clerk assists customers in a concise, reliable shop setting.

Saum's Jewelers Jonathan St. Adv

Clay Bird Shoot At Canococheague Sportsmen Club

Registered clay bird shoot scheduled for Sunday April 27 at 1 PM at Canococheague Sportsmen's Club Sharpsburg Maryland public invited. Also advertisement for The Old Mill Tavern with Saturday night dancing by Old Home Harmony Boys and menu of sandwiches fries seafood beer and wine at Williamsport Green Bastle Pike.

T. Canococheague Sportsmen's Club Sharpsburg OLD Mill Tavern Old Home Harmony Boys Williamsport-Greenbastle Pike

Local service notices list trainees from Williamsport and area

Pvt Jack E Young of Williamsport is starting basic training at Aberdeen Proving Grounds after enlisting March 11. Pvt Donald J Warrenfeltz has completed basic training at Camp Roberts and will furlough before reporting to Fort Benning on May 8. Pvt Philip J Reiver, son of Mr and Mrs W B Rohrer, is completing Air Force basic indoctrination at Lackland AFB Texas.

Jack E. Young Clifford Young South Artizia Street Williamsport Aberdeen Proving Grounds Jack Jack FE. Young R. A Co. A Ord. Tng Aberdeen Pvt Donald J. Warrenfeltz Camp Robertes Calif Simithsbhore Fort Benning Philip J. Reiver W. B. Rohrer South Potomac Street Air Force Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas

Asparagus Flourishes on Market Amid Busy Morning

Amos Miller, leading local asparagus grower, reports plentiful supply as warm sun and steady rains boost growth. Eggs sell 40 cents a dozen. lamb scarce. butchers busy. Cut flowers and mushrooms visible at many stalls.

Amos Miller Miller

Mission to Start Services Sunday

The Pentecostal Church Mission will hold health services every Thursday and Sunday starting at 7 45 PM at 124 Summer Street led by Rev Laura Martin The first service is tomorrow evening Everyone is welcome.

The Pentecostal Church Mission Summer St Laura Martin

Notable Speaker to Address Mid-States Council Meeting

Dr. Fritz Morstein Marx of American University will speak at the 4th annual spring meeting of the Middle States Council for The Rovial Studies at Hagerstown High School next Friday and Saturday. He will address the third general session at 9 30 Saturday morning on Recent Trends in Political Science.

Middle States Council For the Princeton Harvard Yate Columbia Howard University Ite American Political Science ‘Review Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science University of Chicago Law Review Bureau of the Budget Citizens Commission On Ethics Tt Government

Newman’s Packing Twouse Ad Promotes Beall Senate Campaign

Glenn Beall urges fiscal discipline in government in a May 1 talk at 7:30 p.m. Details include a radio station promotion on WIEI and WARK. The ad from Smithsburg Maryland lists contact and local packing firm Newman’s Packing Twouse as source.

Glenn Beall Beall Senate

O Conor Attacks Truman on Steel Seizure Authority

Maryland Senator Herbert R. O'Conor told a Chamber of Commerce banquet that President Truman acted without constitutional or statutory authority in seizing steel mills. He warned such action could erode labor gains and set a precedent for dictatorship, urging adherence to separation of powers and congressional authority.

Herbert R. O'Conor Chamber of Commerce O'Conor Congress O'Coner Destrahia Gia O'Couer Truman Hus Maryland

Manville Woman Dies In Auto Crash At Intersection

Georgiana Campbell Manville, identified as the estranged eighth wife of Tomei Manville, was killed when her car struck another vehicle at an intersection. She was thrown from the car and the vehicle rested over her. she was alone in the crash.

Yrepnimaren Georgiana Campbell Manville Ptches Tomei Manville Euxene Brett iShe

Women to Hold Fellowship Day Observed in Washington County

The Washington County Council of Churchwomen will observe May Fellowship Day next Friday afternoon at Wirsk Christian Church in Kagerse town starting at 2 o'clock. Rev. De i Boyd Jammy of St. John's Tatheran Church will be the speaker and the program includes a devotional by Mrs. M C Merten and a tea arranged by ministers wives. The event is part of a national Council of Churchwomen program under the National Council of Churches of Christ in America.

Washington County Churchiyamen Wirsk Christian Church Kagerse de i. Boyd Jammy St. John’s Tatheran Church Fia Toote William T. Norment Council of Churchwomen National Council of Churches of Christ In America

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Senator Russell North Locust Street the Brookmeadow Provision Co Saturady Potomac Creamery Jefferson St Museum Annapolis Gustavus Hesselius Wilmington Del Charles Wilson Peale John Savings and Loan Association W. Washington Street Mello-Men American Legion Home Consumer’s Credit Department Nicodemus National Bank Friendly Confidential Service Kelvinator Bendix Youngstown Luther E. Phillips Aaron Rupervisor Rohman - Warne, Inc Mission To Bo —Reading Duquestte Valley Forge Gunther's Gallagher's Liquor Store Ardy Dh. Fritz M. Marx Newman Smithsburg Shady Rest Tavern W. Va J. B. Trio Tilt & P.m. Adv At & Hagerstown Fire Hall Cor First St Guilford Ave VFW Ozzie Fagan and His Orchestra Wees New Baby Furniture Store W. Washington St Hagerstown Realty Company Franklin Street O’conor Manville Frankin Ladies Aid Boonsheare BU. B. Oh Arty American Legion Meladeers Middleburg Pike Bud Messner Featuring Mally Savoy Restaurant the Bar Association OF Dallas Ward Marvin J. Reed Conococheague Creek
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