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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1951
Page
7
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The piece contrasts Vic’s boastful, arrogant view of labor with Christian teaching on humility. It then shifts to Cold War era Poland, noting Polish resistance under Moscow's rule, Soviet fears, and the disciplined underground ready for a broader revolt. The article highlights Poland's steadfast independence spirit despite repression and foreign dominance.
A Washington column discusses how a government bureaucrat adopts thrift in business practices. The piece profiles a senior executive who balances budget discipline with public duties, highlighting cost saving choices and policy implications.
Edwin T. Gibson, General Foods executive vice president and deputy admin in the National Production Administration, urges more businessmen to work in Washington. He recounts a GAO dispute over a $1.40 travel reimbursement and notes defense economic prospects, Israel oil, and Cold War pressure while urging pragmatic government budgeting.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a father and son in a playful, cryptic exchange about marriage and family roles. The speaker hints at rites, weddings, and potential future generations, with quips about taking a daughter away and becoming grandfathers.
Hal Boyle reports a buffalo hunt in Wind Cave National Park where Sioux Indians and rangers chase a 1800 pound herd bull. The hunt ends with the old bull killed and butchered for festival meat, marking a stark contrast to past hunts.
Practical guidance on non-prescription care for poison ivy oak and sumac reactions. Details plain dressings wet baths medicated remedies and cautions about seeking physician advice for severe inflammation. Includes home treatments like tar starch solutions oatmeal baths tannic acid alcohol and potassium permanganate notes.
The Hancock Sand Company increased capital stock from 15000 to 20000 dollars and announced a signed contract to furnish 600 tons of sand for the road from Clear Spring to Licking Creek. Local motorists faced hazards from nails and sharp debris on streets and highways. The Hagerstown Automobile Club offered 25 dollars for information leading to guilty parties. Home of Bruce Carson local jeweler was broken into but intruder frightened off before loot. Boy Scouts under Capt. Fisher and Pr. Bixler began a four day encampment on the Lage farm near Fiddlersburg.
Twenty years ago Half Way began to organize a permanent fire department with a resident-supported body. Officers listed include President Robert K. Snyder Secretary Jacob A. Kline and Treasurer Robert H. Bowman. Prohibition agents faced a car theft in Cumberland while police leadership reorganized under Captain I J Cannidy. A local bank suffered a $115 loss in a forged check allegedly signed by Attorney F B Bushong.
A new community named Uranium City will be built in Saskatchewan’s north to support nearby uranium mines. The center of the planned town will serve the mining industry and workers in the area.
A satirical column notes a man leaving a $100 000 estate and the ensuing complications for heirs and a wife facing a hard financial road. The piece mocks media excess and public spectacle as it references television, luxury goods, and a big public event in New York.
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