Missionary warns of Chinese Communist appeal to youth
Dr. B Pearce Hayes a missionary in China for 30 years told a St. Pauls Methodist Church audience that Chinese youths show growing support for communism while older generations resist. He cited lived hardship under Reds and said drilldowns in education and culture aim to cement global communist power.
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Fruit Men Schedule Four State Meeting
R Samuel Dillion of Hancock invites Maryland Horticulture Society members to a four state meeting in nearby West Virginia on July 24. Participants will tour Byrd orchards near Charles Town and the West Virginia State Farm at Martineburg to inspect large fruit operations. Orchardists from four states will attend with Blackburn Moore of Winchester to discuss profitable marketing of the 1952 apple crop. The Byrd orchards cover 1 080 acres with 43 000 trees. The state farm spans 186 acres devoted to fruit research. The tour starts at 10 80 a m and ends mid afternoon.
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Clarion Call to Fight Corruption and Spread Christian Aid
The speaker urges cleansing private and public corruption and defending moral strength in the United States. He calls for mobilizing social workers teachers missionaries abroad to combat communism and answer colonial questions about aid as acts of Christian love.
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BC Headache Relief Promise From Powders And Tablets
Extra fast headache relief is offered by BC in tablet or powder form. The advertised formula combines popular pain relievers for quick action with dosages and bottle sizes listed. It emphasizes trustworthiness and suitability for headaches neuralgic pains and muscular aches.
Racket Squads Hit $73 Million In Tax Claims In New York
The New York Revenue Bureau reports its special racket squads uncovered 73 176 196 in additional tax claims against known and suspected criminals. They obtained 474 indictments and convicted 199 of those tried in the eight months ending April 5. They also disclosed 3 079 870 collected from a 10 percent wage levy in six months after the tax tank, and 573 989 in another period.
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Stamp Tax Period for Professional Gamblers Recalled
The article notes the 50-a-year occupational stamp tax imposed on professional gamblers during the period referenced. It details how the levy applied to those earning from gambling, marking a key fiscal policy item of the era.
Man drinks to avoid jump from rooftop hospital bound
Police in Washington faced a perilous rooftop stand off with 64 year old John Payden after he threatened to jump. Officers offered a beer to ease the situation and managed to approach and restrain him as he drank briefly before officers seized him.
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