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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1951
Page
3
The Daily Mail of Hagerstown publishes daily except Sundays with mail delivery and newspaper subscription rates. It lists office details, editor J Garvin Hager, phone numbers, and pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions including monthly, six month, and yearly terms, plus foreign mail rates.
The Meade family emphasizes thrift and saving with children urged to set aside funds in the bank. The piece cites Luke 15 8 9 to argue that a lost coin signifies value in spiritual growth and character, suggesting parents should prioritize guiding youth over material gains for a rewarding future.
The Christian Science Monitor notes the pattern of ex-Communists who testify before the House un American Activities Committee and face pressure from both sides. It argues for welcoming back red-faced witnesses who reject the past and cooperate to reveal further corruption while distinguishing between idealistic radical reformers and hardened agents.
Edgar A. Guest writes that the formal garden feels stiff and distant with hedges statues and rigid rules. He prefers the comfort of familiar flowers and easy companionship over high silk hats and ceremonial formality.
A HAL BOYLE column presents humorous vignettes including a Georgia man planning a $10,000 funeral to outlast rivals and a firm firing a witch in a Far East branch after workers claim bewitchment. It also includes quirky anecdotes about spitting at meals and old fashioned sayings, ending with a soldier’s odd ambition in Korea.
Washington column by Peter Edson outlines how Mexico's oil nationalization offers a blueprint for the ongoing Iran dispute. The piece analyzes policy implications, economic stakes, and potential responses by foreign powers.
The piece compares Iran British and Iranian plans to Mexico's 1938 oil nationalization, noting timelines, production scales, fleet control, and likely financial settlements. It discusses who holds Anglo-Iranian shares, potential compensation ranges, and the complexities of valuing and reassigning oil assets amid international stakes.
Four incorporators and directors Orlando Harrison George A Harrison T J Bridges and F W Bridges organize Maryland Orchard Company at Tim ber Ridge. George W Snyder of Martinsburg and Cumberland tours New York City and Coney Island in a five day personally conducted trip. David J Lewis to address Jefferson High School commencement. City Market sees a large rise in strawberry supply with 4629 boxes counted and prices down 10 to 15 cents.
The Board of County Commissioners set the 1981 tax rate at 1.30, level with last year, avoiding increases by trimming several allocations including the county roads budget. Harry B. Snyder was elected deputy grand commander of the Grand Commandery Maryland Knights Templar. Hungerstown High School awarded diplomas to 287 graduates in its 58th commencement, with Richard Sechlotter as valedictorian and Ora Busseard as salutatorian. Local motorists were being asked
The document discusses Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen answering disease prevention questions and notes how ice preservation aided limb salvage in wartime injuries. It also includes reader queries on chalazion and keloid treatment with cautions about recurrence, infection, and the role of X-ray therapy during healing.
A discussion of cooling methods for medical preservation cites a tourniquet aided 15 minute finger chilling and 3 to 4 hour thigh treatment, with elderly patients benefiting by delaying amputation. It notes risks of infection and mortality with standard surgery and suggests refrigeration could forestall death, aid healing, and enable new injury management.
In Green, Ohio, Dr. James Bridenstine Jr., a married veterinarian and father of three, confessed to attacking couples with ammonia and insect powder after claiming uncontrollable urges. Sheriff Marsh says the oral confession was obtained, noting injuries included impaired vision and possible eye damage to victims.
Easton Pa June 2 two Lafayette College locals will graduate at commencement exercises on June 8. John J Porter of Mountain Head Heights earns a bachelor of arts in chemistry and held multiple campus roles. Donald P Sothert of Linwood earns a bachelor of science in civil engineering and is active in the college band and Bridge Club.
The column surveys era farming values with crops and livestock prices, labor pay, and yields. It also reports on a 1821 pest and drought period in Washington County, a Day tona Beach visit of Carlyle Blackwell, Seventh Day Adventist church plans near Hagerstown, and a puzzling theft of five garbage cans in The Terrace area.
William Edward Wopkins of Woodville Virginia will receive a Doctor of Philosophy degree at LSU Baton Rouge this day. He earned a bachelor’s in commerce from the University of Virginia and a master’s in rural sociology at Virginia Tech, and taught vocational agriculture in South Potomac Woodland Way Junior High Schools and Northern Virginia high schools.
AP Foreign Affaires Analyst Dewitt Mackenzie announces his retirement after 44 years with the Associated Press. He plans writing books and motor trips through North America with his wife Marjorie, noting gratitude for readers and editors while reflecting on life, faith, and rebuilding the world.
A note highlights Dutch poppy seed availability after WWII shortages. The blue colored apice is unique and valued for apple pie, doughs, cakes, and Lookipa. The piece signals renewed access to Dutch poppy seeds in markets today.
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