Daily Mail Establishes Postal Notice in Hagere Town
A scanned notice outlines that the Daily Mail, established publication, is to be mailed as second class matter at Hagere town post office. It lists subscription rates and delivery details by carrier or mail to various streets, with a note about republication rights and associate press affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily” Mail
Renee Eet
Batereé
Hageretow
Uarvin Gager Balto
Bagerstotor
Ath Ho
Sal Associate
Congress
O'Dwyer Seen as Fit Choice for Mexico Ambassadorship
President Truman nominates New York Mayor O'Dwyer, an Irish immigrant who rose from grocer's helper to mayor, for ambassador to Mexico. He aided interracial understanding, faced strikes, and helped bring the United Nations to New York as mayor. Senate confirmation urged.
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Truman
New York
O'Dwyer
U. S
Mexico
Attorhey
United States
United Nations
Spain
Hich
Senate
Tortoise Of Ohio Seeks Another Lap
Mont people believe the United States was unprepared for what is happening in Korea. Republicans including Senator Taft of Ohio favor drastic stand-by powers, while Senate author Ives of New York rebukes fears of abdication and dictatorial control, urging national security action.
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Mont
United States
Korea
Taft
Ohio
Teens Debate Women’s Roles in Home and Career
The article surveys teen attitudes on whether a mother should stay at home or pursue a career. It reports that 47 percent of girls feel a woman's place is at home, with mixed views among boys and girls about education and opportunities.
Veteran marble worker inspires 48 year mallet tradition
A 20 year old feature notes W. T. Meredith of Summit Avenue upholds a 48 year mallet practice. The piece, drawn from Senior Scholastics, a high school weekly, discusses women’s work choices and home duties and ranks civic training for children.
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W. T. Meredith
Tot Summit Avenue
High Cost Of Living And War Will Decide 1950 Election
Washington column argues the 1950 congressional results hinge on Korea war impact and home front costs of living. Louis Bean predicts House Democratic loss 25–30 seats and Senate loss 3–4, not shifting control, with war effects and domestic factors shaping voter turnout and party gains.
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Ashington
NEA
Louis H. Bean
Department of Agriculture
Louis Bean
Truman
House
Senate
Bean
Mean
Koreas
Jottings From Yesteryears 40 Years Ago
Jottings recount a rail collision near Edgemont injuring several and killing two from Hagerstown, names of the dead and injured listed. Local industry tests a new locomotive by Howesite Company and the town weighs buying it. Market reports show large morning sales. St Mark's Lutheran Church expands as members attend a national retreat in Maryland. Political maneuvers in the Republican ranks surface over Harry New Mitta’s candidacies. S. L. Debalta, French-born music critic, joins M. P. Moller Company as publicity director and ads chief.
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest
Poem about memory and kindness urging readers to recall blessings and cheering words. It reflects on memory's comfort, recalling loving friends and shared sorrows to lift the spirit and restore faith during hard times.
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Edgar A
Grint
Former West Point star Cassiday stars in carrier aviation role
Maj. Benjamin I. Cassiday, once a top West Point hurdler and relay standout, now serves aboard a U.S. carrier off Korea. The retired track ace, famed for a 1943 Penn Relays relay win, mixes combat flights with memories of Army track glory while advancing Air Force exchange programs.
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West Point
Benjamin I. Cassiday
Ben
Honolulu
States
Cassidy
Jet Air Force
Ren
Academy
Penn
Army
Berlin
Suernbirg
Air Force
Red feet doves and radio labor hours cited
An Arab second recounts that a dove returned to Noah's ark with an olive branch then on a second trip with red feet, a tale linked to doves having red feet and lecs. The text compares labor hours to produce an average radio in the United States, England, and Sweden with figures 171, 171, and 282 hours.
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Noah's Ark
United States
England
Sweden
Social Security Tax Changes Through 1970 Explained
Washington details how Social Security tax and taxable earnings rise from 1951 onward. It notes the 1 to 2 percent rate shifts for employees and employers, the expansion to self employed workers, and staged increases with future years and coverage. Congress may delay future hikes.
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Leach
Ako Throweh
Congress
Relief of Painful Cramps Dysmenorrhea Overview
Article reviews causes of dysmenorrhea and painful cramps with medical observations by Dr. Theodore R Van Dellen Md. It covers symptoms, possible pelvic conditions, and suggested remedies including rest, mild analgesic plus sedative, dietary measures, exercise, and emerging therapies such as antihistamines and vasodilators. Tomorrow asks about soil mineral content effects on health.
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Edwin M. Robertson
Kingston
Ont
Mary J. Griffith
J. Maxwell Little
Winston Salem
N. C
BARBS by HAL COCHRAN Reflects on hospital sleep routines
In the column Hal Cochran notes some hospitals let patients sleep until 7 a.m. questioning the need to wake early just to spend the day in bed as men of the season invent new excuses to stay.
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Hal Cochran
August Born Faces Financial Hurdles Say Astrologers
Astrologers warn that people born in August and those born in the other eleven months may encounter financial difficulties. The notes suggest ongoing money challenges across most birth months with August singled out for emphasis.
Reservists Hold Training Period at Strole-Wright Building
The 9242 TC Holding and Recon signment Point Reserve Unit held its third training period at Reserve headquarters in the Strole-Wright Building. Lieut. William Marsh taught storage issues and transport corps roles in delivering material to combat zones. Lieut. William Downs outlined corps unit roles. Commanding Officer Lieut. Col. Earl Schiotterbeck set out an intensive near-term training schedule.
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Point
Strole-Wright
William Marsh
Transportation Corps
William Downs
Earl Schiotterbeck
When You Patronize Your Triangle Grocer Message
A local advocate urges residents to support Triangle area grocers to keep money in the community, backing schools churches and local charities through local spending. The message emphasizes keeping funds at home to benefit community welfare and the grocer’s business.
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