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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1951
Page
4
A blurred notice outlines subscription pricing for local papers in Hagerstown with weekly, monthly, and yearly rates. It mentions the Associated Press monopoly on local news and dispatches, and lists various rates for different days and foreign editions.
In a midwestern setting, the speaker notes rulers who oppress others and live in security while the poor suffer. He cites verses about the wicked flourishing briefly and then vanishing, arguing that wealth gained by evil is insecure and that true peace comes from love of God. He warns tyrants that their power is temporary and fear of God shadows their pretended security.
A 1950s style report links juvenile dope use to social upheaval and gang influence. It notes a shift from thrill seeking to a downhill ride toward addiction and identifies pushers and dealers as key enablers targeting teens. U S Narcotics figures cite about 10 000 young addicts, with widespread access to drugs through stores and street vendors.
HAL BOYLE reports on Toby a dog described as a millionaire by Radio Moscow claiming a Fifth Avenue home valued at $75,000 and a staff of 45 servants and six lawyers. Boyle, after verifying with several rich residents, questions Toby's existence and notes Soviet propaganda against American wealth.
The Navy develops two new uniforms aimed at warmth and dryness for submariners and Marines. A one piece rubber nylon suit with helmet and inflatable life preserver is in trials, plus Arctic clothing using a two layer air chamber design to combat extreme cold. Tests occurred at New London and Point Barrow with outcomes pending official adoption.
Little Pansy will miss the stage with a cold and a chair remains ready. The six year old actress will not speak her lines and a heartache note follows the theatre stoppage.
Dr Theodore R Van Dellen provides reader questions answered on eye floaters heat illness and perspiration. He explains sweating cooling mechanisms humidity effects and practical tips including clothing, hydration, chilled drinks, air conditioning, and avoiding excess coffee tea spicy foods and alcohol. He notes conditions require early cooling and mentions partial anecdotes about daily life and household comfort.
Charles Hull and India Hite rode a 22 horsepower roadster to Blue Mountain s House with heavy bear sightings in high gear. Paw Paw o reports wild huckleberry crops stalling trains along a railroad due to berry juice on the track. Hoonsboro buys Rad Man Lodge land for a town hall as 26 youths confirm at St Augustine s Church in Williamsport with Father Fluribut and Father A E Smith assisting.
Eisenhower's Fourth of July London remarks urge internationalism and European unity. He argues for strong Atlantic alliance, NATO gains, and American leadership, contrasting with Taft style isolationism and urging prompt action to secure Europe and the free world.
D Harry Keller president of the Board of Manageyon notes W Walter Kemer served as superintendent. Local attractions include The Royal Raunty of Broadway starring Ina Claire and Frederick March and Daddy Long Legs featuring Janet Gaynor and Warner Baxter.
A fragment of Hal Goohran’s column titled Barbs probes stubborn resilience and social satire. The text mocks enthusiastic crowds and political energy amid a chaotic message with garbled phrases about veterans and voting.
A judge notes a truck driver could offer driving tips amid a tale of a sailor with a port of love. A 78 year old California man marries a 76 year old woman, and Dickens' Christmas Carol is trimmed from 60 600 to 12 000 words.
Plumbing Inspector EK and JF Elgin urged officials to ban steel pipes after findings showed many water lines in new construction rusting. A Kreider-Reisner beacon will emit a vertical light to help a local weather observer identify the region's ceiling. Fifty nine children attend the Orphans Home.
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