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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1952
Page
5
The Daily Mail announces editor Garvin Hager and P phone line, with in print rates for city delivery 5 cents, monthly rates varying by zone from 1 dollar to 14 dollars yearly, and foreign mail at two dollars per month. Associated Press membership noted for local news rights.
Emmeline feels useless yet vexed by comparison to Agatha who aids many charities. The text reflects on divine creation and the ongoing renewal of God’s will in believers, noting that each thoughtful act or holy idea helps reproduce God’s goodness in fruit according to each life.
Debates over the next NATO commander center on General Ridgway and General Gruenther. Ridgway offers dramatic leadership from Tokyo experience, while Gruenther brings deep European strategic insight and corporate executive poise. Britain backs Gruenther's European readiness. both are seen as capable replacements. If chosen, either would merit consideration above petty disputes.
Acheson calls Moscow peace gambit the golden apple tactic as Soviet notes float proposals for a united Germany with civil rights for former Nazis, while opposing West German use of Nazi generals. The column also riffs on Truman’s post presidency fate, Moscow’s catchphrases, and Korea armistice dynamics.
HAL BOYLE reports from New York as American husbands secretly cheer a British bill that would grant wives a share of their husbands income. quotes show men hoping Parliament may force wives to split pay while joking about domestic power struggles and the limits of American male control.
A Defense Department Coronet Films project releases 14 educational shorts for schools clubs and churches. The series guides young men on expectations before during and after a U S military tour. Studies show many boys lack clarity on duties and outcomes of service.
Local interest centered on a hill before Congress for an ocean coastal highway. Henry Holzapfel became director of the Maryland Agricultural College. Churches held Titanic disaster services. choirs performed Nearer My God To Thee as the ship sank. Lith anniversary of Company BR departure for the Spanish American War marked by a dinner at Antietam Hall with JL Syester J W Litte and Charles Alvey speaking.
Twenty years ago State Senator William TD Byron joined unions in denouncing prisoner labor in Roxbury construction as economically wrong. Hagerstown’s milk supply lauded as high quality by A L Sullivan, state dairy commissioner. Depression era dance at Fountain Head Country Club features vintage cars and folks in old clothes.
Dr. Theodore Van Dellen discusses language centers, reading and writing loss from stroke and aphasia. He explains how brain areas depend on blood supply, outlines rehabilitation methods, and urges family support for patients while touching on related questions about vitamins and heart risks.
A short poem on planting and weeding as a metaphor for discernment. The speaker compares gardeners separating plants from weeds to recognizing noble deeds within people. growth of good over the bad is urged as the duty of time and effort.
Gas prices tire oil and repair costs push travel plans to the brink as a driver faces a surprisingly short trip that becomes a financial burden. The column uses a light humorous tone to mock the high cost of automobile upkeep and fuel.
A law against inter representation of furs drew attention as discussions shifted to wildlife policy and artistic dealings. Critics warn that restrictions could escalate conflicts between art and nature, while supporters cite cultural protection and legal clarity.
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