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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1952

Page

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Former Governor Lane Praises Party and Ambition at Banquet

Former Governor Lane received a rousing ovation as he defended Democratic ideals and his ongoing ambition while praising education gains and infrastructure progress under his administration. He cited a higher state education standard, improved mental institutions, and completion of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, and pledged to help the party as a private citizen.

Lane Jeos Jie General Eisenhower West Point R&s Chesapeake Bay Bridge Yauch Lasseer Democratic Party Miller G. Miller Congress Mia

Happy Reunion at LaGuardia as Tone and Payton Walk

Actor Franchot Tone and his wife Barbara Payton stroll arm in arm at LaGuardia Airport in New York after her arrival from Hollywood. The sight dismisses rumors she was du oging to Mexico with actor Neal.

Franchot Tone Barbara Payton New York LaGuardia Barbara Hollywood Mexico Sous Neal Tone

Ensemble Idea Perfect Evening Dress Pattern Sale

The advertisement offers pattern 2608 in sizes 10 to 20 with a veranthte ensemble featuring cap sleeves, yoke, and pleated skirt. Order by mail from Pattern Bureau at The lingerstown Md or New York address. pattern book available for 26 cents, with extra style for fall winter fashions.

Lingerstown MD. Daily Mall O- 42 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 N. Y. Vattorna

Former Governor eyed as future grandfather role at event

The gathering featured remarks by Chairman Hetser praised by Representative Saaseer for smooth toastmaster duties. Attendees included Mrs Lane Judge and Mrs Joseph D Mish Mr and Mrs Brewer L Stouffer Mr and Mrs Winslow F Burhans Misa Hazel Moulden Attorney Stuart Bushong Harry Newkirk and others from the Central Committee and Democratic Club officers.

Hetser Saaseer Lane Joseph D. Mish Brewer L. Stouffer Winslow F. Burhans Misa Hazel Moulden Stuart Bushong Harry B. Newkirk Eugene Geary Lynn K. Brugh, Jr John Corderman Martin Wv. B. Bastetter Central Committee Democratic Club

Boy Recovering From Paralysis (Continued)

A sick boy in transit from French Somaliland to New York suffered a rash of boils and temporary paralysis likely from a serum reaction and infantile paralysis. Doctors later attributed the stiffness to an earlier illness, with gradual improvement after hospital care in Maryland and ongoing therapy at home and the county health department. the family reports no others fell ill.

Djibouti French Somaliland Africa Jimmy Marseille Cannes New York Hagerstown Washington County Elma George Tropics Mobelman

Maryland Premature Baby Study Assembles Researchers

Baltimore January 17 A wide team of doctors and researchers will conduct a 12 month study of premature babies in Maryland hospitals. About 3,000 infants born premature are to be tracked to evaluate survival and development, with 46 maternity services participating across the state. The project is led by Dr Paul Harper of the School of Public Health and Health Administration, aiming to assess hospital care effectiveness and guide future infant care efforts.

Baltimore Maryland Taha Hankina School Auch Babwens Glene and Public Health United States Paul Harper Harper Gtudy

WSWS Studies Countries At Meeting Here

The Women's Society of World Service of Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church held its January meeting in the Children's Chapel. Members discussed youth work, mission study on Christ Calls Be Americans, and Latin American topics with talks on customs, history, and geography.

Women’s Society of World Service Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church Russell Dyer Walter Haynes Robert Craig Hanson Hessier R. H. Grossnickle Robert Foutz Emmanuel Church Christ Robert Eichelberger Americas Latin America Charles Murfin George Watts North

Royal Children Win High Praise

London observers praise the future of King Charles and Princess Anne as they note Princess Elizabeth’s honorary fellowship at the Royal College of Surgeons. P H Mitchiner commends Charles’s mind and gaze while Eleven refers to Elizabeth, Charles, and Anne in remarks on royal potential and independence, amid a broader profile of royal sentiment and public expectations.

London Britain Charles P. H. Mitchiner The Royal College of Surgeons Princess Elizabeth Mitchiner Prince Charles Charles H Anne 1

Passengers Of Marooned Train Reach Destination After Rescue

The stranded train passengers finally reach safety at Oakland after hours of exposure in 20 degree cold. Dr Walter Roehl, 62, treated about 60 gas-fume victims, aided by his wife’s medicines. Delegates for the Republican National Committee discussed GOP plans while awaiting relief. The group formed an informal governance led by Dr Roshi and Col Brugger as relief efforts continued.

Sacramento Oakland Walter H. L. Roehl Middletown Ohio Philip Gordon San Francisco Republican National Committee Othera Hawaii Pullman Barnes Calif Roshi Quartermaster Corps E. J. Brugger Chicago

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