Garvin Mager Battery Phones and Rates
The notice lists subscription rates in advance for the publication in different zones and mentions audit details. It notes phone contacts 104-105-106-4286 and carries Associated Press copyright and exclusive republishing rights.
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Justice Remembered: Trials For WWII Japanese Executions
A Yokohama trial sentenced three Japanese generals and six officers to death and other inmates to prison for the beheadings of 25 and 327 American servicemen during WWII in the Pacific. The piece notes slow justice but emphasizes memory of the fallen and the cost of defeat in securing a safer world.
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Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Isles of the Pacific
Japan
Yokohama
Son Joins Father In Insurance Business
J Edward Cochran, a local insurance agent, announced his son Edward W Cochran has joined him in business. A World War II veteran and former Air Force first lieutenant, he graduated from MIT in 1946 as an aeronautical engineer and has worked for Glenn L Martin near Baltimore. He now resides with his wife and son in Hagerstown.
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J. Edward Cochran
Edward W. Cochran
Cochran
Army
Air Force
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Glenn L. Martin
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Regular savings boost with Payroll Savings Bonds
A persuasive pitch urges readers to save regularly through U S Savings Bonds. It claims $3.75 invested weekly grows to $2,163.45 in ten years, emphasizing consistency over amount and encouraging readers to start now after every payday.
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U.S
Angry Ball Leads Revolt in Washington House
Washington Daybook recalls a looming GOP clash as Charlie Halleck eyes a leadership revolt against Joe Martin. The piece contrasts Halleck and Martin, notes past confrontations over foreign aid, and recounts a humorous Senate restaurant tale involving Arthur Capper and Tom Connally. It also highlights a friendship between Hubert Humphrey and Russell Long and mentions their political rise and ties to Truman era debates.
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House of Representatives
Charlie Halleck
Joe Marts
University of Mississippi
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Punkin
Ivery
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Senator Capper
Tom Connally
Texas
Ole Tawm
Feller
New
Congress
Hubert Humphrey
Huey Long
Russell Long
Louisiana
Benators
University of Louisiana
Russell
Humphrey
Star Congress
Long
Law Office
Thurman Arnold
Paul Porter
Abe Fortas
Harry Truman
Mberala
Senate
Globe Syndicate
Boyle's Column on York Home Life and the TV centered living
Boyle laments shrinking homes and the rise of television centered living. He questions the health and happiness of modern interiors, favors a fireplace and spacious rooms, and suggests placing the TV in a separate room such as the bathroom to reduce family quarrels. He invokes the idea of home as a refuge and critiques intrusive consumerism.
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York
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Mr. Anthony
Anthony
Abraham Lincoln
John Howard Payne
Rayburns pivotal role in Truman era House politics
Washington Column examines Sam Rayburn as the decisive House Speaker shaping Truman's legislative goals in 1948. It notes Southern Democrats' leverage, Rayburns dual loyalties to the New Deal and the South, and the risk of a stalemate if he cannot balance factions. The piece stresses the Speaker's control over vital bills on Taft Hartley, housing, education, health, and welfare.
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Senate
American Labor Party
Sam Bavnburn
Sam Rayburn
Wall Street
Texas
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Congress
United Features Syndicate, Inc
Just Folks By EDGAR A GUEST Nineteen Forty Nine
A humorous verse notes the struggle to write the year Nineteen Forty-Nine replacing Forty-Eight with a stubborn habit. The poem reflects on date change and pen slips. An appended historical line recalls Massachusetts tuberculosis death rate nearly 450 per 100000 a century ago.
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Massachusetts
Jottings From Yesteryears in Vicksburg and Hagerstown
Readable clippings recount a drys wetting scene in Vicksburg Mississippi with barges on the river under sheriff supervision, muskrat cuisine at a Hagerstown restaurant labeled mateh rabbit, a New Years party guest list, a 20 year ago hermit resettling near Rober sville, and Hagerstown population reaching 37 419 in a 32 percent rise for 1921.
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Vicksburg
Mississippi
Edward Norrie
South Mountain
Robreraville
Bellevue
Hagerstown
Chamber of Commerce
Veratrum viride: old hypertension remedy revived with tablets
Veratrum viride once noted for reducing blood pressure in some patients reemerges as a tablet form. Studies by Dr. W H Hite and by Freis and Stanton show significant systolic and diastolic reductions with improved well being, though risks include variable strength, toxic reactions, and possible collapse if misused.
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W. H. Hite
Peoria
Dre. E. D. Freis
J. R. Stanton
Boston
Fire Damages Milk Plant. Community Fire Company Quenches Blaze
An adjacent suburb was estimated to suffer 41000 in damage while the milk plant of Harry McCoy in Mauganaville sustained about 600 in fire loss. The newly formed Good Wil Fire Company of Maugansville extinguished the blaze. Hancock and Keedynville telephones will see long distance rate cuts from five to twenty five cents depending on distance.
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Harry McCoy
Mauganaville
Good Wil Fire Company
Maugansville
Hancock
Keedynville
Democrats Split Over Taft Hartley Repeal Procedure
Washington January 4 Democrats in the Senate Labor Committee split over delay or immediate hearings on repealing the Taft Hartley Act. Senator Murray urged immediate hearings and repeal, arguing public demand for action, while Senator Thomas favored a cautious approach and a substitute based on the Wagner Act.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Elbert Thomas
Utah
Congress
Murray
Moonshine Boom Draws Raids as Aerial Revenue Men Press
Moonshine production rises 50 percent from last year with October raids at 61 percent. About 21,709 gallons daily evading federal taxes, over 70 arrests, and near 1 million dollars in seized property. Planes guide ground agents to detect stills, with south states Alabama Florida Georgia and South Carolina leading raids. Treasury officials see a temporary spike, while big syndicates stay small and local.
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Douglas Larsen
NEA
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Miegal
U. S
Treasury Department
Coast Guard
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Treasury
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Alabama
Florida
Georgia
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Harvey Smith
Maile Smith
Vernie Haye
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