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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1952
Page
6
A family questions Mable's habit of visiting anyone in need in their town. The piece cites James 1 27 about visiting the fatherless and widows as a call to carry Christ to those in sorrow, noting Mary and Elizabeth's journeys. It argues compassion remains essential despite modern scorn.
Michael Cardinal Von Faulhaber, Bavarian church leader and opponent of Nazi and Communist ideologies, dies at 83 after a life of war chaplaincy in World War I and steadfast anti Nazi sermons. His stance against Prussianism and defense of equality before God marked his long tenure as Munich bishop.
The verse reflects on a grandfatherly affection for a lively boy whose strong legs keen eyes and bright appetite echo the elder's youth. A nostalgic plea asks the reader to recall being young and to cherish the bond between generations.
Ex-Governor Chester Bowles of Connecticut says he may not seek another term as governor and criticizes no major issues. In India Bowles asserts his ambassadorship faces Communist pressure. North Carolina delegates back Kefauver with a staged unpledged push at the state convention. Tennessee politics center on Kefauver with Gov. Gordon Browning seeking a Chicago endorsement amid Crump-backed rivals.
Charles H Hutson Miller 97 of Des Moines Iowa is recognized as owner of the oldest in force policy in the United States. He took out a Northwestern Mutual Life policy in 1868 at age 14 with a clause permitting hazardous travel to California. Dividends total $578, premiums $440.90. The policy matures when he turns 100.
Hal Boyle reports on a humorous concept The Worms Turnerein a national Worm-of-the-Month Club for disgruntled husbands. Members must deny happiness endure wives rules diet burdens and protest at least weekly while avoiding victories against wives.
GOP platform drafters in Chicago invite public input with 11 subcommittees to hear from business labor agriculture and foreign affairs experts. The foreign policy hearing at the Conrad Hilton hotel pits Eisenhower and Taft ideologies as they seek a united platform. Testimony aims to guide the final platform before the full committee convenes behind closed doors Wednesday night.
Members of the First Battalion First Marine Regiment in Korea prefer heat and serve meals, dehydrated soups and precooked items over sweets. Camp rations show chili soups tuna sardines and meat sandwich spreads rated highly with pepperoni a top meat choice. Home gifts include crackers and cheese spreads tea bags and bouillon cubes.
The article explains types of water sources and pollution, noting surface water’s higher contamination and the safety measures needed for all but deep artesian wells. It also covers nicotine effects, language stuttering, fever in rheumatic recovery, rest during cheek swells, and sleep needs for the elderly.
The Rev. Dre 8 W. Newman, former president of Kee Mar College, was elected president of Howard University. The report notes a leadership transition as campus figures and community members reflect on the appointment.
Twenty years ago Fred Entler of 216 Winter Street received a Camp Wawhawa scholarship for outstanding church work. The district freight agent office of the Pennsylvania Railroad planned relocation from Chambershore to Hagerstown with six positions under Jr M Lawman. Fuirstown Ryinrts- Wehe reported unusual pay or hike during freeezing expeditions and captured 39 frog specimens. Allegany Oil Company at Hap erstown was incorporated by the State Tax Commission with incorporators R Lawrence Knicely David W Rogers and DY NK McLaughlin.
A satirical note criticizes vacation habits for kids and how television affects routines. It suggests using furtive polish as a joke about staying up late and the delayed rise the next day.
The message notes an unusual dog house built with cement walls and electric heat and suggests many married men might use such a structure. Dust storms hint at a rising farm movement, while the passage quips about cultivating gardens and bats, ending with a casual invitation to visit a local bathing beach.
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