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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1952
Page
4
Tom refuses to pray for rain despite drought, arguing God grants rain when He wishes. The piece cites biblical verses and urges cooperation with God through planting and cultivation, stating prayer and penitence open heavenly gates and prime the pump for blessings like grain and rain.
A Senate subcommittee accuses President Truman of risking national security by delaying Air Force expansion to 143 wings to 1955. The piece notes Congress reduced military budgets and tariffs hindered copper supplies, slowing plane output and base construction.
NEA Washington analysis shows House cuts in 1954 budget programs mask true spending. Phony savings delay expenses in GSA stockpile, VA readjustment benefits, federal aid, highways, and retirement funds. Critics warn these moves push deficits into the next year and may hurt GOP optics.
George Rosenberg reported that his Funkstown apartment suffered fire damage last Friday morning. A portrait of Christ on the wall remained undamaged while nearby pictures were practically destroyed.
A 40 year old item highlights a trolley switch at Court House corner and notes a record crowd at Pen Mar opening season with band led by Professor Bohl. It mentions Jacob Stine farming near Sharpsburg and June receipts for Municipal Electric Light Plant slightly higher than the prior year.
Twenty years ago Williamsport residents rallied for a town high school benefit for the Red Cross. Acts included a dance by Miss Jane Pryor and a comedy sketch by Bill Hall and Hal Palmer.
Boyle profiles Montana Range Riders including Susan Haughian who built a 100000-acre ranch life with ten children and 24 grandchildren. He highlights Leo Cremer a leading rodeo entrepreneur with 820000 deeded acres and 18000 leased, and notes the enduring pioneer spirit amid new wealth from oil exploration.
Just Folks recalls Ulysses S. Grant through eighty years of life with wit and steady courage. The poem praises the aging general for fairness in contest and resilience without pride, noting how he remains young at heart despite years.
A medical discussion explains how the first baby cry signals breathing start, with resuscitation steps and risks during delivery. It cites a Cincinnati study on asphyxia, showing varied long term IQ outcomes and stressing careful use of pain relief to avoid respiratory suppression.
An Illinois man suffered three dog bites from the same animal across different incidents. The public may recall prior reports about the dog and related bills.
A joking scene shows men mock a woman’s intuition while attempting to learn which side is front or back of her husband’s wife’s new hat, highlighting playfully domestic banter and fashion talk.
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