21 Feb 1952
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1952
Page
1
The passage presents a Boonsboro youth’s long, idealistic speech about democracy, United Nations peace, faith, and personal responsibility. It emphasizes using opportunities, promoting friendship abroad, and inviting others to church to build a prosperous, freedom-loving America.
Jakarta reports Foreign Minister Achmed Soebardjo resigned as cabinet and Parliament refused to endorse his acceptance of U S military aid. The move underscored Indonesia's Third Force neutrality stance amid opposition to Western arms. critics said he acted without cabinet approval.
Obituaries record deaths of Joseph W Heard Alvey J Reed and Leona Starner Ward in Maryland and New York. Surviving relatives include spouses children siblings and nieces. Funeral arrangements note graveside services at Mt Olivet and Park Head cemeteries and calls at local funeral homes.
Sears workers in Baltimore learn they own about 24 percent of Sears stock through The Savings and Profit Sharing Pension Fund. The fund holds 1567,480 shares plus cash and reflects 109,233 members contributing five percent of salaries up to 210 dollars yearly.
The fund's current assets total 400 million dollars based on a year end market value of 56 dollars per share. However, of this figure, the excerpt ends incomplete leaving the remaining allocations and breakdown unspecified.
Denver reports a March 3 strike planned by the C10-Oil Workers International Union spearheaded by president O. A Knight. Twenty two unions join in the action promising to hit where it hurts. impact on gasoline and oil production remains undetermined.
The county school system operates a home education program for permanently and temporarily homebound children under medical and pediatric supervision. Each pupil gets individualized instruction aligned with the regular curriculum, home classroom setups, and school visits when feasible.
Washington reports a new cutback on copper and ammonium supplies for most important household appliances starting April 1. The National Production Authority says relief will be provided if shortages threaten refrigerators ranges washers vacuum cleaners and other appliances. Quotas favor less essential items like costume jewelry cigarette lighters if metal cuts continue.
In Oakland California on February 21 a female driver, attempting to avoid arrest for running a stop sign, fled and swerved into midtown waters near Merrill Street. Firefighters pulled her car from the lake as police booked Mrs. Fernea Nehls, 87, for drunken driving and related offenses.
The petrified forest in Arizona covers around twenty six to sixty two hundred acres, reflecting a broad expanse of fossilized timber and geological interest.
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