Daily Mail Entered Post Office at Hagerstown Notice
Daily Mail announces post office designation at Hagerstown with second class matter status. J Garvin Hager City address and C P subscription rates are listed including advance prices, single copies, carrier rates, and regional zones. The paper notes AP membership and exclusive rights to local AP dispatches.
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Hagerstown
Aoe
J. Garvin Hager
Baker C & P
Aria Ade
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ami
Associated Press
Its Just As True Today Romans Verse Paraphrase
A religious reflection cites Romans 8 28 asserting that all things work together for good for those who love God and are called according to His purpose, emphasizing providence and divine plan. The text affirms faith and trust in Scripture’s promise.
Mindszenty Portrayed as Martyr in Red Totalitarian Press
A wartime portrait of Cardinal Mindszenty portrays him as a courageous defender of liberty and democratic procedure under Soviet pressure in Hungary. The piece highlights his arrest on typical communist charges, his peasant origins, and his defiant stance from the pulpit against nationalization of schools, warning that his death or exile would kindle Hungarian resistance. Chicago rail giant opens a diesel servicing hub for twelve locomotives at once, showcasing modern mass service capabilities.
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Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Vatican
Budapest
Cardinal Mindssenty
Gestapo
Rnbed
Mitred
Rome
Danube
Siberia
Siewiets
Washington Daybook Pride and outrage greet shaman message
The article recounts a chaotic Washington daytime scene with a drunken congressman shouting during President Truman’s address on the Taft Hartley Act and price controls. It notes reactions from lawmakers including Charlie Halleck and Jesse Woolcott, along with gallery scenes and a Bilbo spirit message episode. It also covers TVA power lobby pressure, Estes Kefauver’s Tennessee bid, and Southern political tensions amid postwar issues.
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Washington
Truman
Sint Congress
Union
Secret Service
Charlie Halleck
Joe Martin
Charlie
Henry Wallace
Martin
Jesse Woolcott
Hope
Gessily
Jack Javits
New York
Balance of American man shown in Crossley survey
Archibald Crossley’s study for Arkus magazine surveys Mr America’s tastes and habits. It finds men buy their own toiletries and clothing, favor tobacco and cars, repair the home, fish and hunt, shave daily, and invest in life insurance, refrigerators, vacuums, and radios.
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York
Earelly
Archibald ‘Crossiey
Mr. America
Crossley
Arkusy Magazine
Papa
Mama
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Kinsey-of-commerce
America
Truman Fair Deal signals broad government intervention shift
Washington column notes President Truman links a true Fair Deal to government responsibility across society and beyond emergencies. It highlights potential public power and steel moves, the yardstick theory, and a shift toward socialization with a more friendly Congress, while contrasting past leaders and reform impulses.
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Ashington
Congress
Jim
Roosevelt
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kinsey wildcard survey hints at consumer desires
A fragmented passage discusses survey findings on spending and personal control, noting most prefer to buy more, while a key question about financing how to obtain money for purchases is omitted. It frames the public appetite as a proxy for broader national trends and hints at awaited data.
Influence Lives On In The Echo Of One Life
Edgar A. Guest reflects on how lives imprint others beyond death. He suggests influence endures through encounters and deeds as a single life traces onward, using the Eiffel Tower’s 1889 completion as a distant example of lasting achievement and memory.
Hardened Arteries And Apoplexy In The Elderly
Theodore Yeu Dalton discusses that about 90 percent of apoplexy cases arise from cerebral hemorrhage or thrombosis. Age over 60 and hardened arteries raise risk, with high blood pressure often linked though not decisive. Early signs include headaches dizziness and confusion. sudden severe headache with possible coma. Outcomes vary, with potential recovery over months and lifelong aftereffects. care requires quiet, sedation, nourishment, position changes, and later physical therapy.
Jottings From Yesteryears Baltimore suffrage dinner and weddings
Jottings recount a Baltimore Jackson Day dinner with 435 Democrats from city wards and Maryland counties, endorsing a constitutional suffrage amendment. It notes Gov Crothers and Col Buchanan Schley speaking, and lists a marriage at the Stine home near Shady Grove, plus a city plan to improve fire alarms via police switchboard and street-box calls.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Hotel Rennart
Democratic Club of
Crothers
Col
Buchanan Schley
Benjamin F. Diehl
Moonshining killer and burglary headline from 20 years ago
A Keedysville still explosion killed one man and seriously injured two others while a bold burglary at Burnett and Mobley jewelry store yielded five rings two wrist watches and several bracelets. State Senator Daniel D. Keedy joined five committees as Annapolis met. C E Wooden survived a dire medical forecast gaining weight after pneumonia.
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Keedysville
Burnett and Mobley
Daniel D. Keedy
Annapolis
Agriculture and Labor
Australian terrier nurses litter of six kittens in Quom
In Quom South Australia a female Australian terrier appointed itself foster mother to six newborn kittens. After a brawl the dogs reached a balance with the terrier nursing three of the kittens while the others seek feeds. The terrier, small and alert, represents Australia's native canine evolution.
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Sydney
Australia
Quom
South Australia
Tabby
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West Washington Street
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