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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1952
Page
5
A religious column recalls a couple Sue and Bob who faced eviction and credit trouble, crediting divine help after a miraculous house sale. It argues Christians should not rely on themselves alone but seek God’s aid with gratitude and humility, citing Jesus calming the sea.
Israel braces under a growing financial crisis as immigration, housing, and future expansion strain resources. A forced loan curbs cash by recalling currency and taxing deposits, with 10 percent diverted to the government. A government bond drive and foreign aid have failed to fully cover the gap.
NEA Washington correspondent Peter Edson reports that both parties, on the eve of national conventions in Chicago, hold potential machine-backed paths to nominees. Taft leads GOP delegates, while Kefauver has broad urban-backed support and Stevenson is favored by party bosses though lagging in delegates.
In Williamsport 40 years ago a new police box was installed at the trolley office corner. Lloyd Reynolds applied for a saloon license at 54 East Washington Street. Baby contest winners at the street carnival included Louise Murray, Robert Beachley, and Joseph Newcomer. The Grace A. B. Church cornerstone ceremony was held with clergy in attendance.
Twenty years ago the Log Cabin Ice Cream Company opened its store at 62 West Antietam Street described as the last word in modern ice cream manufacturing. Clear Spring sought a new water source after a health survey found four of five wells polluted. Magazine peddlers flooded the town, some young women selling subscriptions to fund college. Charles Downey became president of the Boys' Dairy Café Club of Washington County with Elwood Athey as vice president and Milton D. Moore as secretary-treasurer, focusing on food for today or the next six months.
Out of the church they rart. No longer maid and man. Whenceforth to be through life. Together husband wife. Divided two families sat He is this side his on that Henceforth as time moves on To share their hopes as one. This is what weddings do: The rites uniting we Join with the selenia anth The families of both but of the church they came. She to assume his name. Two families to share All they will have to bear.
A Chicago letter from Wilbur Pee describes the convention as a political smorgasbord a civil war and college homecoming in one. He notes the Hilton headquarters crowd marching to slogans and campaigns while praising and criticizing candidates Eisenhower Taft Warren Stassen and MacArthur.
Long article on childhood foot health and arch development. Emphasizes rigid-soled shoes for city children, exercises to strengthen arches, and posture. Includes reader questions on pleural fluid, ulcer duration, stomach cancer surgery, and girdle safety with phlebitis, with brief answers.
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