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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1952

Page

1

Eisenhower social rounds include Dulles Hoover talks

President-elect Eisenhower met with Hoover at the Dulles town house after a Seoul Korea trip. He discussed government reorganization and wider affairs with Dulles, Flemming, and MacArthur in the context of Korea and world peace. Also noted are holiday menus, Hawaii shopping, and regional business changes in Berkeley Springs and Pittsburgh.

Eisenhower Jon §. Doud Denver Colo Hawaii Korea Hoover John Foster Dulles Douglas Mac Arthur Truman Dulles Arthur S. Flemming Ohio Wesleyan University Berkeley Springs John T. Braithwaite Murray Pittsburgh Hunter Hardin David J. McDonald Hardin's Grocery CIO United Din Penn Glass Sand Corporation Philip Murray i Hardin Donna Jean Reed

Lions distribute clothing gifts to needy Hagerstown youths

A group of Hagerstown Lions will give warmth clothing packages to about 50 children tomorrow. Funded by a local Lions drive, the distribution aims to aid families with limited incomes amid uncertain winter weather. The photo from the weekly Lions club luncheon at the Alexander shows John M. Wisherd W Thackara Brown L M Johns Massey H Roe Oran Fishel C V Eldridge and H W McElwee.

Hagerstown Lions Alexander John M. Wisherd W. Thackara Brown L. M. Johns Dlagedsinwn Lions Massey H. Roe Imternatums Oran, Fishel C. V. Eldridge H. W. McElwee

Truman to board train for Independence after Eisenhower inauguration

President Truman plans to depart Washington by train for Independence, Missouri, immediately following Eisenhower's presidential inauguration. The move signals a short transition period before leaving active duty, with Truman set to conclude official duties as the nation's chief executive.

Washington Truman Independence Dwight D. Eisenhower

Crown Prince Gustav Adolph Displays Gingerbread Figure

Sweden's Crown Prince Gustav Adolf, aided lightly by Princess Christina, shows a gingerbread man. Royal baker adds more glaze while in Stockholm the prince contributes dough, provoking claims the confection is a princely treat.

Sweden Gustav Adnlph Christina Stogkhou Cookie

Windsors Arrive in New York Aboard Queen Elizabeth

The Duke and Duchess of Windsor arrive in New York on the liner Queen Elizabeth for Christmas photo sessions. He reiterates that he and his wife will not attend the Queen's coronation in London. Also a note urging help stamp out tuberculosis with Christmas Seals.

Duke and Duchess of Windsor New York Queen Elizabeth Bo O London

Boonsboro urged to obtain new water sources

A county health report cites two deficient springs feeding an 18 gallon reservoir and a second underserviced reservoir with no access road and deteriorated chlorination. Orgain says conditions are deplorable and fixes may not be the most economical solution.

County Health Department Orgain

Brannan Announces 1953 Farm Production Goals

Secretary Brannan unveiled advisory 1953 farm production targets aiming to match this year’s record output. He urged high livestock feed, grain, and hay production while trimming wheat, oilseeds, and cottonseed to prevent surpluses amid ongoing national emergency.

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Holiday buying setting record across retailers this season

Retailers report about a 20 percent increase in overall holiday sales with strong demand across most lines of merchandise. A furniture store segment notes a modest 1 percent lift. altered pre Christmas hours drew positive response as stores stay open Friday and Saturday nights while closing Saturday nights. Christmas trees show ample supply. stocks otherwise tight as Christmas Eve nears. The article mentions the first United States Soldiers’ Home established in 1851 in Washington DC and references Algonquin origins for totem volumes.

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