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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1951
Page
9
Hagere town newspaper lists editor Garvin Hager and P phones with subscription rates for city and outlying zones. It notes daily publication except Sunday and AP membership rights for local and dispatch news.
A reflective profile of Harry who condemns crime yet harbors anger and envy. The piece cites scripture to argue that harboring hatred and moral self-justification equates to murder in the heart, urging love of God and neighbor over harsh judgment.
President Truman said in a press conference he had thought for a year about dismissing General MacArthur. A White House note clarified the thought dated last August, tying the move to insubordination and discipline under the Constitution, eras ing claims that policy shifts drove the decision.
Northwest faces a power shortage hindering gas development as Alberta plans new pipelines to supply British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest. Fifty-four companies and individuals seek gas rights with projects costing over 100 million dollars. Northwest residents welcome a quick start to tapping natural gas from Peace River and Northern Alberta, with lines proposed toward Spokane Monroe and Vancouver.
Flag Day services will be conducted next Sunday at City Park by Hagerstown Lodge No 378 B P O Elks with Capt. William J Cooner of Baltimore as speaker. Cooner, a West Point graduate who served in Korea, has been assigned to duty at West Point after returning.
In Washington a new breed of ex business leaders-turned-bureaucrats-press for centralized control to fix shortages and inflation. Charles E. Wilson and Eric Johnston push price and wage limits while backing a unified foreign aid plan under State Department oversight. Cabot and Coolidge advocate the same consolidating approach.
Hal Boyle counsels on catching a hesitant suitor by flaunting success and security. He urges bold pursuit with tips on showing confidence, financial steadiness, and thoughtful gestures to win a husband in this June, including dramatic doorstep entrances and alarmist alimony notes.
Dr. Van Hah Key cautions on farm safety and accident risks. He notes horses, cows, tractors, and tools as common danger sources, with children particularly at risk. Seasonal peaks, self treatment trends, and the need for accident awareness are stressed to reduce costly farm injuries.
The annual tower show at St John's Lutheran Church drew praise as the finest of its kind in the state. Prize writers included Mrs. Fred Leiter and Mrs Adrian Henderson. Washington Monument stamps were not used for George Washington's 200th birthday. Frederick, a 4-H teacher from Clear Spring, named instructor at Roxbury penal farm. Street Commissioners seek larger mayoral budget for next year to cover patrol wagons and signals.
The narrator reflects on childhood tales of Peter Rabbit and Mr. McGregor, noting a night rabbit raid on tulips and the old gardener’s griping wisdom. Now grown, the speaker recalls Peter’s fear and agrees Mr. McGregor’s cautions had merit despite sympathy for the rabbits.
A quirky column notes minor fishing laws, Sunday leisure, and local teams. It mentions a Chicago based Star Bloomers girls team, Engle baseball, and a large fruit farm near Cargetown with acres. Also references Dagmar Waltz by C M Hands and Prof A J Cope’s Academy of Magic.
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