29 Aug 1952
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1952
Page
1
An eyewitness account recalls a low altitude spray mission in which a twin engine transport aircraft flew about 75 feet above ground at 159 mph. DDT spray was released through pumps, coating buildings and streets as ground crews watched from below.
The passage notes mosquitoes retreating by fall, with Lieutenants Marshall and Smith returning to regular duties flying high priority cargo, and personnel moving from Japan to Korea.
Fifty dollar bill still missing and several ten five and twenty dollar bills among the lucky bucks. Mrs J Robert Hussong Jr of Hagerstown redeemed a fifty at 1 30 pm and Mrs Elizabeth Haines of Boonsboro collected thirty near closing time. Hundreds swarmed stores as buses filled with shoppers and retailers offered cheap goods and freebies under the Hagerstown Retailers Bureau event.
State Police reported two cars stolen from the Fair Plant parking lot yesterday. J C Smith, 121 East Franklin Street, lost a light blue 1950s Pontiac with tags 944 810. A company car, a green 1951 Chevrolet with tags 383 886, was also taken.
The 1952 summer season ends with the last concert by the Hagerstown Municipal Band. A large crowd is expected for an all request program featuring popular tunes and marches by Sousa Gershwin and others.
Stevenson denounces opposition to civil rights enforcement while praising Southern progress. Eisenhower pledges equal opportunity. He cites contrasts with Illinois politics and taft hartley era debates. Critiques Republicans for lagging on anti discrimination measures and praises Democratic unity on fair employment in some states.
A devotional prayer fragment asks for cooperation with divine will in nature and human affairs. It mentions a Master Workman and ends with an Amen. Credits include Kerry Harton and church affiliations in Ohio.
Apple growers from Hancock area and tri state region will tour orchards September 11 to view an antirusseling campaign by the University of Maryland. About 200 acres sprayed in Golden Delicious Red Delicious Stayman Winesap Rome Beauty Jonathan and Grimes Golden plots.
General Dwight D. Eisenhower shuts his office to visitors to write harsh firework speeches for a southern trip. An aide said he would work three straight days with his staff on addresses aimed at energizing supporters who felt the campaign had been soft. Reporters saw Eisenhower pacing his White House bid as he refines his message and timing.
A fragment discusses political sparring between Dwight D. Eisenhower and his Democratic challenger Gov. Adlai Stevenson. It notes Janes Hagerly, Eisenhower's press secretary, saying the GOP candidate may unleash sharp remarks during a southern campaign swing.
Dublin Ireland Aug 29 UK Dublin seven newspapers plan to resume after seven week shutdown caused by a strike by 5000 workers demanding higher wages. A settlement ending the citywide strike was reached yesterday. Union traders accepted Labour Court recommendations for week 18 shillings increases for workers and 120 shillings for transport.
Fort Meade Md Aug 20 Pvt John Trail 31 son of Mr and Mrs John Trail Route 4 Hancock Md has completed processing at the Second Induction Center here and is assigned to the Medical Replacement Training Center Camp Kilmer Va for eight weeks of basic military subjects and a 50 cent allowance for women printers workers and shiftings dressed in the post wartimeArmy haste training program
The note suggests using bacon fat in griddle cakes or waffles and also when frying chicken, implying a shared flavor or cooking technique.
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