Truman Defends Right to Seize Steel Mills
President Truman argues in public and in letters that he has a right and duty to seize steel mills if necessary to national safety. The dispute centers on a three week old seizure and a court challenge by the steel industry. Judge David Pine weighs whether executive power can override corporate operations as Congress faces protests over the administration’s stance.
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Washington
Truman
Peizure
Adustey
Burt
Pine
Holmes Ratdridee
Pine Last Kiiflay
Baldridge
Congress
Joseph A. Martin
Massachusetts
GOP
House
Martin
America
Charles S&s. Jones
Washmestens Crossing
Mental Hospitals Of Maryland Open House Schedule
Public invited to visit five Maryland state mental hospitals during National Mental Health Week. Open sessions run afternoons from 1:50 to 4:30 with tours, hospital displays, a film, and staff available for inquiries. Sites include Spring Grove May 6, Springfield May 7, Crownsville May 8, Eastern Shore May ?, Rosewood May ?.
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Maryland
Spring Grove
Sprincield
Crownsville
Fastern Shore
Rosewood
Jeanus Hospital
Rummage Sale Tuesday April 29 at Potomac Street
Community sale announced on Potomac Street with hours Tuesday April 29. Market honor noted. Mrs Harman runs S&S. Trinity Lab Chapter involved in the event. Local residents invited to browse items from Welcoming group.
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Talim
Prayer for TSQDAY Seeks Comfort in Seasonal Rhythms
A poetic prayer praises the annual cycle of seedtime harvest and seasonal change. The text invokes faith in God’s promise and notes Richard W. Greaves of Pittsburgh as editor in chief of United Presbyterian Publications. Copyright note appears with garbled end.
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Richard W. Greaves
Pittsburgh, Pa
United Pres+bylatian Publications
New Yorker Tomlinson Seeks President Bid on Peace Platform
Homer Aven Tomlinson of New York, a bishop and general overseer, campaigns abroad with a one message platform promise of peace. He would back Eisenhower as vice president, aims to form a July 4 convention in Scottsville Kentucky near Lincoln's birthplace, and plans to spread his gospel to voters worldwide to gain support.
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James E. Parlatore
Rome
Homer Aven ‘Tomlinson
New York
United States
Homer A. Tomlinson
Eisenhower
Tomlinson
Scottsville
Abraham Lincoln
Westfield
Ind
Obituary for John B Kinsey and local church mourners
Obituary notes John B Kinsey born 1800 in Lemaester and longtime farmer and horse driver at Greencastle. Funeral Thursday at his home with Rev Muriel Zollinger. burial at Ballview Cemetery. Also lists numerous local church and Sunday School members connected to Broadford and St Pauls communities.
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John B. Kinsey
John Phivid Kinsey
Greencastle
Ronecot
Lemaester
Daniet Aml Mhimirai
Carpers Kinsey
Marys Hoke Kinsey
Cleda J
Harte
Pom
Muriel Zollinger
Ballview Cemetery
Room Erretuis
Tie Wastameten
Jon
Grorse Tiamumaker
Bertha Biser
Pink
Homas W. Pangtborn
St. Pauls
Merchanst Church
Waiting Workers
Eveneeliab
Kv. Buhurch
Brayden Ridenour
LO. Union
Washington Street
Paris Brown
EF Cramer
Friendship
Sministure Lutheran Church
First Baptist Church
Local Obituaries From Hagerstown Area Reach Across Several Families
Multiple obituaries report deaths in Hagerstown and surrounding towns. Minnie S Snavely of Guilford Avenue dies after a five day illness at Washington County Hospital. Lila Bell Mix Bell of East Antietam Street dies after a long illness. Mrs Aaron H Martin Ethel L Martin aged 44 of Hagerstown dies after five days in Washington County Hospital. Lela Belle Moats wife of Willard Moats of Park Place dies after three weeks in Washington County Hospital. Each notice lists surviving children, siblings, and funeral arrangements with churches and cemeteries specified.
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Minnie S. Snavely
Guilford Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Welock
Sluatosture
Thomas B
Martha A.renners Renner
Hera
Fypisvapal Charen
Hroward F. Snavely
Cillie May Bell
Lillie Mix Bell
Charles Bell
Antietam Street
Clear Spring
Dames
Mare
Patsinessford
Haneystown
Zien Lath
Joan Church
Williamsport
Pauline Tyler
Norfolk
Clyde M
Hagerstown
Mary KB. Benehorf
Ida Coakley
A. WK. Coffman Funeral Home
J. Boyd Hite
St Pants Cemetery
Clearspring
Aaron H. Martin
Ethel L. Martin
Hagerstown Pfd
Waetington County Hospital
Reiffs Mennonite Church
Agee Tt Martin
Oliver
Lela Belle Moats
Williard Co Moats
Park Place
Pany
Roman
Shenandoah
Calvin
Palmere Kiet
Keecdysville
Makle's Mil
Thushand
Esther Rohineme
Pitts
Inireh
Dorothy Young
Jack
Cal
Beer Drivers and Helpers Organize an Association
The Beer Drivers and Helpers Association of Hagerstown formed March 22 with S2 charter members to provide social activities including picnics and dances. Officers: Charles A. Spielman president Kirby Krause vice president Paul A. Grove secretary W Scott Brown treasurer. Regular monthly meeting April 26 with 19 members present. Three committees named entertainment efficiency and publicity. Next Spring Cleaning meeting set for May 2 at Chelsterved furniture shop.
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Beer Drivers and Helpers Association of
Hagerstown
Whch
Charles A. Spielman
Kirby Krause
Paul A. Grove
W. Scott Brown
Reglar
Red Men's Hatch
Kennet Jones
Breve
Clint
Bist Anrietah Street
Carrall
F. Spitzer
M. Ie Ady
Big Mushroom Found Near Beaver Creek
Wesley Webb of 1621 Sherman Avenue brought a large mushroom weighing one pound two ounces to the Daily Mail office after a gathering at Beaver Creek. A rummage sale runs Tuesday and Wednesday all day at 442 Franklin Street. Christ Reformed Church hosts offerings and a Thursday address by the Senate Committee in late May.
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Wesley Webb
Sherman Avenue
Beaver Creek
Daily Mail
Franklin St
Christ Reformed Church, Ady
Dr. Bowman to Resume Pediatrics Practice with Two Doctors
Dr. Harry D Bowman returns to medical practice joining two physicians in Baltimore. He trained at Gettysburg College University of Maryland St Josephs Hospital and Colorado School of Medicine. He served as pediatric chief resident and captain in the Medical Corps and led the Well Baby Clinic at University of Maryland Hospital. He and Drs Youngs and another colleague will practice at the Terrace in Baltimore with their two children.
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Pewvicin
SYS Nor
Dan
Rytard AL Youngs
A. Alaynoahd Bacen
Young
Gettysburg Collece
University of Maryland
St Josephs Hoespital
Baltimore
Colorado School of Medicine
Childreds Prosmdiai
Morrow Hlispital
Tietds
Pred Smith
Dir
Amivs
Youngs
Les
Ty. Kuve
University of Miryhond School of Meditvine
St. Josephs Hospatal
Unieersity
Sydenham Aspirat
Merves Hospital
Brltipee
Pediatiles
Hadimore Ad
Medici
Winsrington
Bacon
Greencastle Cow A Big Producer In Dairy Test
Greencastle cow named a big producer with high butterfat and milk output. Waynevastte June Tovarleh, a registered Jfol steie Priesian owned by Chas. Po Miller, completed a division production test at Perdh Improvement Registry. Milked twice daily, age four years four months, test period averaged about 23 quarts of milk daily. Learn to Dance adults lessons offered by appointment, social dancing at the Rhumha, Mary Steer, 280 Frederick St.
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Waynevastte
June Tovarleh
Chas
Po Miller
Greencastle
Las
Rhumha
Mary Steer
Frederick St
Reds Ask Aecess To Consider Plan Ending Deadlock
Munsan April 28 United Nations Command today proposed an overall solution to the Korean armistice deadlock, and asked for an indefinite recess while the plan is reviewed by Peiping and Pyongyang. Brig Gen William P Nuckols said the UN Command believes a full settlement is possible, centering on prisoner exchanges and restrictions on a future regime. The top talks paused staff discussions as the package plan was handed to the Communists at Panmunjom.
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Munsan
United Nations Cotromind
Peiping
Pyrongyane
William P. Nuckols
United Nations
Wat Venson
Commmunists
Panmunjom
Trier
Russia
Abelb Carnstime
Puse
Nickels
Mathew BR Rideway
Open House At Newton D Baker Center For Hospital Day
Newton D Baker Veterans Administration Center will celebrate Hospital Day on Monday May 12. Open house will be held with guided tours to show daily functions and the care given to hospitalized veterans.
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Newton 1
Baker Veteraans
Bakers Gather A Bushel Mushrooms
Oklahoma April 284 reports a wedding betrothal between H L Biadwleston and Mrs Will Redman amid biscuit talk. A Chick en and Ham Dinner by May and Mrs Donald Baker in Blair's Valley featured a Moose Ladies event. County residents collected a bushel of mushrooms during a brief gathering and a Stoufer Printing ad appeared.
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Oklahoma Ci
H. L. Biadwleston
Will Redman
Tye
Huddleston
May
Donald Baker
Tellersimrz
Ady
Roam Buen
Navy Aviation Aide Horton Hoffman Named In Service
Horton R Hoffman aviation store keeper 3 USN serves with Navy Fleet Air Services Squadron 107 part of Ireland Defense Fares based Keflavik Iceland near Berk javik. Son of Mia Mary M Hoffman of 235 South Patamae Street Corbett Street area entered Aircraft Mechanics School at Sheppard AFB Texas training 22 weeks to service and maintain ESA aircraft. Previously worked as showever's helper for Patorsae Edison Co and served two years in the National Guard.
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Navy Fleet Air Services Squadron 107
Ireland Defense Fares
Horton R. Hoffman
Aiman
USN
Mia
Mary M. Hoffman
South
Patamae Street
Ireland
North
Atlantic ‘Treaty Area
NATO
Ativan
Phillip AL Martin
Kenry F/ Martin
Corbett Stree
Sheppard Air Force Base
Texas
Sheppard
ESA
Patorsae Edison Co
National Guard
No Clues Yet In Safe Cracking
The Pudice Deqarment reports no clues today in Western Union offices after last Saturday’s safe cracking. Tips are under investigation with no evidence identifying the robbers. About $40 in travelers checks from Western Union and American Express were taken. main offices halted payment on all checks. Detectives call the crime a professional job.
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Uiton
Western Union
American Express Company
Norman Wolf
Country Doctors and Modern Medicine Recalled in reminiscences
The piece recalls venerable country doctors who served communities with practical care, contrasting old fashioned bedside wisdom with modern medical practice. It notes doctors days and the enduring trust of patients, while touching on political figures and local affairs intertwined with rural health history. The essay includes brief references to Dr Beall and Senate committees, and mentions packing houses and beer related lines as era context.
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Nyer Fe Sears
Rhein War
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