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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1950

Page

5

Aged Workers Center Stage In National Economy Talk

Nationwide Washington conference involves private sector leaders from industry labor medicine and universities to reframe aging as a economic asset. Experts argue keeping older workers employed benefits production and communities while adapting jobs to fit senior capabilities.

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Two concise slogans from Dallas Chamber of Commerce

The Dallas Chamber of Commerce proposes two pointed slogans. One reads Pigzisny Aint Amerinate ism as a controversial line. The other states Dont Over-buy While Americans Die urging restraint in consumer hoarding.

Dallas, Texes Clusier Chamber of Commerce

Spain seeks Marshall Plan loan amid wheat shortages and arms drive

Washington reports hidden factors behind a proposed 100 million Marshall Plan loan to Spain. Spain, facing shortfalls in wheat production and heavy imports, has relied on loans tied to Argentine trade and gold deposits. Officials warn of funding risk and inflation while Franco’s military buildup and Pyrenees barrier influence Cold War decision making.

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Problems Of The Aged And Aging Conference In Capital

Nation's capital hosts a large conference on aging with about 800 attendees. James Marlow reports on federal security, pensions, and the future of elderly workers. The discussion covers retirement age, employer incentives, and welfare concerns for seniors.

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Bright light puzzles residents near South Mountain edge

Northern Edgemont area residents report a bright, slow moving light seen over two nights after dark. The object, described as star like with whitish glow, drifted in the sky near South Mountain, puzzling locals and the county officials.

South Mountain Edgemont

War's prelude hours before Korea frontline attack

Don Whitehead recalls the tense prelude to a planned assault on Korea's southern front. Generals weigh risks as artillery roars and tanks move, with dawn revealing the hill country and the moment of attack shaping the outcome.

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Labrador iron ore boom spurs railroad to Seven Islands

NEA Special Correspondent reports wartime Korea speeds Labrador project with a new rail line toward Seven Islands on the St. Lawrence, linking to the Seven Islands port for ore destined to U.S. steel makers. Construction accelerates to cross Knob Lake terrain with plans for 225 miles of potential mine fields and growing Canadian-American investment.

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Jottings From Yesteryears Read In City Notes

City health officials plan inspection of meats offered for sale by retail dealers. A new boiler house will heat the jail separately from the sheriff’s residence. The jail previously shared a furnace with the residence. A monster bass weighing six and three quarters pounds was caught Saturday. Stations are being sent to Severn, Ty, and from Conacacheague to the Frederick County line.

J Meltherson Scott Sherif Severn Ty Frederick County

Hot Weather Health Tips and Tropics Travel Advice

Readers receive guidance on staying cool in hot climates, including moderation, ventilation, clothing, rest, and sensible diets. Emphasis on avoiding heat stroke, drinking fluids with salts, and using air conditioning. notes that adaptation takes days and offers related questions on ulcers, plantar warts, and calcium sources.

Tropics

The Ugly Neighbor

A verse about dealing with a troublesome neighbor who resists civility. The speaker suggests the simplest solution is to ignore the disruptive person and withdraw from interaction to preserve peace. The poem uses vivid animal imagery to describe the neighbor’s hostility and selfish behavior.

Movie Producers Clamor Over TV Competition

Barbs fly as producers lament television competition and warn viewers they can stay home to be bored by new entertainment options.

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