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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1951
Page
4
A faded notice lists subscription rates for the paper in Hagerstown with city carrier and mail options. Rates include monthly and yearly plans, domestic and foreign mail, and mention of The Associated Press copyright.
A reflection on restlessness and escape from God urges readers to pause, listen, and seek divine peace. The author contrasts Bern and Virginia’s desire to flee quiet country life with a call to accept stillness and trust in the Creator.
Editorial urges the Hagerstown Police trade division to map danger spots from 600 traffic accidents yearly. It argues crashes at repeat intersections may stem from factors beyond driver negligence, including illegal parking and view obstructions, and calls for cause analysis and targeted corrections.
MacArthur hearings have tied up 25 senators and slowed Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services work. The investigation’s reach blocks action on many measures, while officials prepare for cross examinations and policy notes for Acheson and Marshall.
The Williamsport Zion Tuberan Church council engaged architect A J Kifnkhart to prepare plans and specifications for a new church building with cost estimates between 12000 and 14000 dollars. Decorator Alonzo Helferstay left to decorate a new theatre in Annapolis added to C W Boyer’s chain. Baltimore officials consider asphalt overlay on cobble paving using cement topping and sheet asphalt.
Farmers see value in birds that prey on Japanese beetle grubs as a summer control. F W Hull named resident agent of Mountain States extending from Pittsburgh to Washington with areas at Hancock Hagerstown and Roanoke speedways.
An Eastern town notes a serious shortage of plumbers. The report hints delays and possible late arrivals affecting local services. A light humor piece observes everyday issues with a string of quips about traffic, prices, and old cars.
HAL BOYLE reports from New York on artist Paul Meltsner who fears American women are becoming standardized like vending machine products. He argues fashion dictation dulls individuality, making portraits harder and risking a loss of authentic female character.
Public health notes urge cooperation to combat tuberculosis with tuberculin surveys mass X rays and chest exams. Doctors warn testing shows exposure not disease and stress repeated surveys over five years in major cities to curb spread while vaccines and medicines show partial success.
A truncated memory poem recalls mid season angler lore in Baldwin Michigan. It notes the first of May opening day for trout and perch fishing and the weather’s harsh impact. The speaker's gear includes rod net creel and flies as north winds and rain test the effort.
The text explains nerves in the arm can numb the hands causing a person to feel asleep and unaware of danger. It warns of burns from resting on hot surfaces and cites a historic case of a girl with no testing who suffered abrasions and broken bones without realizing it.
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