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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1950

Page

3

UMT Up To The Folks At Frome

Chairman Millard E. Tydings presses for immediate action on universal military training law but fears an election-minded Congress will balk at the current session. He urges citizens to push senators and representatives to approve UMT before adjournment, arguing swift approval proves American resolve to deter Soviet aggression and ready manpower for defense. Congress must act now before it goes home.

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Just Folks By Edgar A. Guest

Poem reflects on belonging and shared humanity across towns and regions. The speaker notes that despite traveling, the lure of home town friends and familiar laughter remains strong, underscoring a universal bond that ties distant places to personal identity.

Barbs by Hal Cochran on golf alibis and health

Barbs by Hal Cochran questions how many golf writers blame excuses on illness and compares alibi culture to a running joke. The piece lightly riffs on whooping cough and measles as metaphors for excuses in sports writing.

Hal Cochran

American Cemetery in Korea memorials amid war dead

MAL BOYLE writes from Korea about a somber ceremony near a temporary American burial ground for the 1st Cavalry Division. Soldiers and workers place simple white crosses as Lt Col Len Gilbert and Captain Emmett Fox oversee the effort, reflecting on courage, duty, and the cost of survival.

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Old Wood Mel Revival Prompts Light TV nostalgia

A clipped review notes old films return on television as Miller's Joke Book and other vintage fare gain traction. The playful quip imagines a future president born in an igloo when Alaska earns statehood.

Doe Miller Alasks C. S

Washington column warns of absenteeism in TV debates

A Washington column explores fears that televising congressional debates would expose lawmakers as rarely on the floor and prone to demagoguery. It notes potential long term gains if TV reveals flaws, cites UN Council broadcasts as a model, and weighs impact on public interest and productivity.

Ashington NEA U.N. Security Council Congress United Nations Jacob Malik

New Customers Call 3928 for August Dur Special

Readable text promises extra special during August and directs new customers to call 3928 to inquire about the offer. The item is an advertising notice urging prospects to contact for month long deal.

Bedsores Threat to Chronically Ill Rise at Home Care

The article discusses bedsores as a growing danger to the elderly and disabled in nursing homes and at home. It notes risk from prolonged bed rest, pressure on heels hips and elbows, and the need to turn bedridden patients. Remedies include pressure relief, position changes, air cushions, skin care, and occasional surgery.

State Farm Timonium

Good nursing is best preventive care in hospitals

A cautious view holds that good nursing is the best pre ventive measure and that development of a bedsore is a black mark on a nurse. Lesions are typically avoidable with strict attention and careful care.

Whistling Ears Causes Vary From Wax to Tumors

R C asks why ears whistle. Author replies that many origins exist from ear canal wax to tumors of the nerve leading to the ear. Advises bending to obtain a leaflet on ear noises for more details.

R. C

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