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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1950
Page
7
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The U S Senate kept Marshall Plan funds intact but cut 10 percent from the general Government appropriation bill. In debate the need to balance military and economic strength was stressed to win the world conflict, with Koreas crisis framed as the immediate priority and Allied support emphasized.
A reflective verse urging patience honesty self-control and courage as the harder path to becoming the right person. It contrasts bitterness and selfishness with training shared values and responsible conduct.
The column notes many bosses will be too busy for vacations and graduates face a tough ladder. It comments on British tailors and a minimal standard for men, while noting many workers are short of a few.
A Washington column reports that peace talks between the AFL and CIO have stalled with no immediate progress. The two groups plan a Chicago meeting that was postponed indefinitely, with conventions in Houston and Chicago later this year. Obstacles include leadership selection and jurisdictional disputes between craft and industrial unions. The piece notes potential political impact and the need for unified action to strengthen labor bargaining.
James Marlow explains that not all World War II benefits apply to men who volunteered or were drafted after July 25 1948. He details government insurance National Service Life Insurance disability pay job rights and hospitalization rules noting war veterans voting eligibility and hostilities status affect access to beds and benefits.
AKTONG River Front Korea August 17. Sgt Carl D Mar 1 of Seagoville Texas and Martin of the 5th Cavalry Recon platoon recount perilous patrols across the Naktong. They describe crossing by night and day to gather intel, the danger of miscommunication, and the six prisoners captured during a daylight raid. The unit relied on South Korean allies and endured heavy fire as they withdrew 2000 yards to the river with their captives. One American casualty reported.
The 24th annual convention of the Women s Christian Temperance Union of Washington County convened in Keedysville with Mia Andrew Cadfman presiding. Carrie Brown read the script the leagon and Grimm offered prayer. Lana and McCardell won first and second prizes in the best photos of the 191 Branch Show with 40 photos entered. Rev F Berry Plummer returned to his Shippensburg church after a week at his Bridgeport home. Ash son of W C Ash was named medical director at the Fairney Sanitarium near Montana supervising cottage erection and taking charge next week.
The new off course on East Washington Street officially opened and drew praise from players testing it. Its four block distance from town center aimed to attract busy business men. Simon L Downey, noted farmer from Williamsport district, excelled with his Guernseys at fairs despite rising unemployment in the county. The largest celebrated Quercus pin oak on Edward Oswald property in northern town was measured at eight feet tall, ten feet six inches in circumference with a 44 foot spread.
Infants often have a protruding abdomen which usually improves by age two as abdominal muscles strengthen. Persistent swelling may indicate posture issues, constipation, or diseases like Hirschsprung’s or Wilms tumor. treatment ranges from diet and drugs to surgery. Early kidney removal can cure Wilms if cancer has not spread.
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