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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1952

Page

8

Senate approves large farm program funding for next year

The Senate approved an appropriation exceeding 1. billion dollars for government farm programs starting July 1, sending the bill back to the House which had approved 240 million for failure payments. The debate centered on trimming 100 million from soil conservation payments with opposition from Senator Russell and support from Anderson and Douglas.

Washington Senate House Truman Sen. Anderson D-Nm Secretary of Agriculture Sen Douglas D-11 Agriculture Department Congress Anderson Douglas Soight Russell D-Gai Farm Hill The Farm Bureau National Grance

Obituary of Mrs Emma Katherine Helferstay Helfer stay

Mrs Emma Katherine Helferstay wife of Roy C Helfer stay died at Washington County Hospital after two years illness aged ??? Born and raised in Hagerstown she was daughter of Gantz Boward and Virginia Pompel Boward She lived in Hagerstown was member of St Marks Lutheran Church and Ladies Rule Class Survived by husband daughter Mrs Evelyn Slagerstown son Hunter Is Baltimore five grandchildren and two great grandchildren sister Mrs Clarence Beecher Funkstown brothers Guy Richmond Va Funeral details not provided

Emma Katherine Helferstay Mumma Katherine Helferstay Roy C. Ielferstay West Washington Street Washington County Hospital Hagerstown Gantz Virginia (Pompel) Boward Hagers Town St Mark's Lutheran Church Eluich Evelyn Tend Tricks Slagerstown Hunter Baltimore Clarence Beecher Funkstown Guy Richmond Var

Reports For Duty at White Sands Proving Ground

Senator Aiken criticized farm subsidies and CCC support in a debate about agricultural funding. He called subsidies for railroads and airlines concealed expenditures and urged open disclosure and direct cash outlays. The article notes indorsements and a minor budget cut amid broader subsidy discussions.

White Sands Proving Ground Aiken Senate Commodiity Credit Corporation CCC Ece Agriculture Department Congress Ccc Treasury House

Prayers for T R DAY Leading a Table Blessing in Ohio

A 1952 prayer note from W Emory Hartman of Bexley Methodist Church Columbus Ohio asks guidance for an encouraging word to children at table. It seeks appreciation of achievements, education planning, self direction, self reliance, and sharing love and worship.

W. Emory Hartman Columbus Ohio Miinister Bexley Methodist Church National Council of Churches

Jones Promoted to Staff Sergeant at Scott Field

Carl Jones son of Mr and Mrs Howard W Jones of Hagerstown Route 4 has been promoted to staff sergeant He is stationed at Scott Field Air Force Base Illinois S/Sgt Jones recently returned to Scott Field after a 15 day furlough with his parents and a weekend at Maryland University with his sister Nancy Janes

Carl Jones Howard W. Jones Hagerstown iScott Field Air Force Base Set Jones Jst Scott Field Maryland University Nancy Janes

Local Stocks Quotations From Cahn & Co 1951 Bid Asked

Quotations furnished by Cahn & Co members of the New Stock Exchange at 19 North Jonathan Street list daily bid and asked prices for listed securities. The brief note records market activity and reflects spread between buying and selling prices.

Cahn & Co New Stock Exchange North Jonathan Street

Accused Slayer Widely Sought in Maryland Escape

Glen Burnie Maryland police and a large search continued for 19 year old Lote Glover an accused murderer who escaped Crownsville State Hospital. A van matching his description was seen along Crain Highway but no trace was found as a patrol and civilian posse were stood down for the night. Glover was committed for observation after being charged with the January murder of James Becraft at a Beltsville service station and he escaped while being taken to a dentist Tuesday.

Glen Burnie Herewday Lote Glover Crownsville State Hospital Raymond Waxner Glover Crain Highway James A. ‘Becraft Mwcyvear Beltsville Wis

Nine Enlistments Reported In May At Local Recruiting Office

May enlistments at the Klagerstown recruiting office in the Strole Wricht Building on Summit Avenue included nine men: Arthur M. Toms Jr Boonsboro John R. Bureau James A. Spatt for the Army and Billy Lee Kline Raymond Saadd en Cave Brown Richard E. Kre lly and Ernest S. Eyler for the U S Air Force. Also listed are Weldon J. Flood and Waxner Guessford at Guilford Payvenue. Clothespoles and Maryland Pipe & Metal ad appear in the same notice.

Army Airc Klagerstown Strole Wricht Summit Avenue Arthur M. ‘Toms, Jr Boonsboro John R. Bureau Washington Street James A. Spatt Summit Avene U. S. Air Force Billy Lee Kline Hagerstown Rr Raymond saAdden Cave Brown Richard E. Krrelly Pea L Ernest S. Eyler Baltimore Weldon J. Flood Bethel Street Waxner Guessford Guilford Payvenue

Governor McKeldin Speaks at College Park Graduation

The 320d annual commencement at College Park featured Governor Theodore Ro McKeldin as speaker. He urged 2,350 graduates to see leadership as a civic duty and emphasized global interdependence, noting that U.S. fate is tied to world events and nations can no longer close their borders or minds.

College Park Dhane University of Maryland Theodore Ro McKeldin America McKeldin

Arky Marks 43 Years as Hotel Guest in One Stay

In Angeles on June 7 1908 Arky checked into Ward Hotel for two or three days. Now eight years later he remains a guest and celebrated his sister's birthday yesterday. Hotel manager Joseph Grey hosted champagne dinner in the penthouse for Arky and 21 guests. GOOD FISHING at Taylors Landing offers boats for hire and bait for sale. Ambrose Keedysville Adv. DANCE TONIGHT at S Hagerstown Fire Hall from 8:30 to 12 Blue Sky Ramblers play. admission 59 cents.

Angeles Arky Ward Hotel Joseph PD Grey Champastne Tayior’s Landing Ambrose Keedysville Adv S. Hagerstown Fire Hall First St Guilford Ave Blue Sky Ramblers

Clean-Up Campaign Prizes Awarded by Local Jaycees

Winners of the Junior Chamber of Commerce clean-up drive received radios, roller skates, and pen and pencil sets at a Thursday ceremony in the Washington County Museum of Hue Arts. Clyde Dyer and Raymond Tompkins Jr led the event with educators and parents in attendance as civic efforts in schools were praised.

Louise Welch Hest Hagerstown Junior Chamber of Commerce Paul Yoder Right Raymond S. Tompkins, Jr Jaycee Junior Chamber of Commerce Washington County Museum of Hue Clyde KE. Dyer Ofr Jayvee Raymond 8.Tompkins, Jr Yeaud Yoder Tlagerstown High School Buen Commonwealth Avene Ile Judith Dysert Surrey Marvin Isershner Surrey School Marvin

Breakdown in Personal Life Bigger Danger

Frederick June 7. Very Rev James A Pike dean of Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York told Hood College graduates that breakdowns in family life pose greater danger than atomic threats. He cited atomization of the family and secularism eroding Judeo Christian heritage as causes. Deann Pike noted one in four marriages end in the courts due to these fissions. Also a brief K of C card party ad and local liquor ad appear in the page.

James A. Pike St. John the Divine New York Columbia University Dein Pike Yar Deann Pike

School Bands To Give Concert Tomorrow Evening

Hagerstown public concert announced by Douglas Danfelt and Kenneth Alling. Hagerstown High Band and the Junior High Band will perform separately and combined, at City Park 7 30 tomorrow evening with marches overtures hymns and selections by Bach Haydn Weber and others.

Hagerstown Douglas Danfelt Kenneth Alling City Park Aristedans Danfelt Wilh Hageratown High Hiegerstown High Flol. Wachtel FL. Buehtel Heav Renus Haydn A. W. Hinches Ohio Marcel Iby Henry Fithnore Clare FE. Grundmann Iby Weber Strause Anderson Oliver Hill Jaluisen Ty Bigelow

Senator O Conor Warns Against Treaties At Maryland Banquet

Sen O Conor cautioned that United Nations treaties under discussion could override state laws by forcing citizenship requirements for professions such as law and dentistry. He spoke at the National Alumni Association of the University of Maryland Dental School banquet where he has chaired Senate Judiciary Committee hearings on treaty power.

Baltimore Jeoez

Pennsy Delegates To Meet Candidates

Gov. John S. Fine will arrange meetings for Pennsylvania delegates with Republican contenders Sen. Robert A. Taft and Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower to assess them for the party’s presidential nomination. The plan follows directions from Eisenhower and Taft, with arrangements to be made soon in Harrisburg.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Teanenier Dhedegas Tio Robert A. Tatt Dwight D. Rispuhiner Gree John S. Fine Fine Eisenhower Sen Taft

McKeldin Strives For Vice Presidential Consideration

Maryland Governor McKeldin has moved closer to securing a potential run for the vice presidency. He met with Harold Stassen at Stassen’s request, a private discussion that yielded no public statements. Stassen repeated he would not seek the presidential nomination, while Stassen indicated he would back McKeldin if Eisenhower wins the Republican bid.

Amunapolis Maryland McKeldin GOP Harold EB. Staasen Stassen University of Pennsylvania Baltimore Sun Stasson Stiksen Dwight DD. Eisenhower Repubican

Cherries and Peas Light Up City Market Morning

Homegrown cherries and peas drew steady buyers at City Market this morning with sweet cherries selling quickly in chilly weather. Early Alaska peas were scarcer while lettuce and head varieties attracted steady demand as the market buzzed until closing.

Service To Be Held For Rev Dr Treder

Memorial service for the Rev. Dr. Oscar Flor Treder Episcopal Chaplain at Victor Cullen State Hospital will be at the hospital chapel Monday at 7 pm. The Rev. Arthur Tatska of St Stephen's Cathedral Warristown will preside, assisted by Treder’s twin sons Jota Hershey and Rudolph Dodge City Kansas. Public invited. Dancing every Saturday night by American Legion Flamehouse Clear Spring. Music by The Melodeers. Watermelons for sale and fresh produce nearby near Sharpshore Pike.

Oscar Flor Treder Victor Cullen State Hospital Montua Arthur Ttatska St. Stephen’s Cathedral Warristurs Sorvier Sone Jota Hershey Pal Rudolph Dodse Cit Kansas

Visitation Day At Quincy Orphanage Draws Large Crowd

The 49th annual Visitation Day at the Quincy Orphanage attracted over 4,000 attendees. Volunteers served hearty amounts of soup coffee sandwiches and sweets, with numerous baked goods and treats consumed during the event. The day was described as a great success by organizers.

Quincy

Churchill family to lead Salvation Army service here

Captain and Mrs. Jett Churchill who previously led the Salvation Army in Pilsburgh Kansas will conduct services at Army quarters tomorrow. They are visiting Martinsburg with their daughter Elaine and are guests of Captain and Mrs Ernest Wilson at Shady Rest Tavern. Music Sunday features local performers and a list of community notices follows.

Jett Churchill Owho Salvation Army Will P Army Lead Tornhog Aelook Churchill Pilsburgh Kansas Cane Ace Hagerstown Junior College Aine Churchills Mlys Eirnest Wilson

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