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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1952

Page

10

City Men Seek Eagle Offices at Maryland Fraternal Convention

Francis T. Twice of Cumberland is unopposed for Maryland Aarle Fraternal Order of Magley president at the 4th annual state convention in Frederick. Ten officers will be elected tomorrow with secretary and trustee positions contested. Over 100 delegates and visitors attend as William Wetherald of Janesville, grand worthy president, prepares to deliver the principal address.

Frederick Francis T. Twice Cumberland Maryland Aarle of Magley Twikk Wan Robert W. Cleland Higerstowna Alea Raymond 2. Funk Brunswick Bernard Smith

Red Interpretation Sparks Debate Over US Prison Treatment

A fragmentary report notes Washington’s plan to invite international observers to monitor Red prison treatment was criticized as American guile. The brief mentions Weiping Beow Lcast and a reaction from an unnamed source in San Francisco.

Washington

Lions Gather For Safety Theme Event In Williamsport

The Williamsport Lions Club held a safety themed gathering on Thursday with a talk by Lawrence Downey. President Taylor discussed the district visit to Atlantic City and presented prizes for district activity and fourth place in the governors contest. Directors met after dinner and officers were to be installed at the next meeting on June 26.

Williamsport Lions Ineim Lawrence FE. Downey Ww.taylor Lions Atlantic City Helai Am Stan Elb Williamsport Pharray H&k Adaors

Flag Never Dipped Theme Prompts Public Debate

Fragmentary OCR notes discuss the U S flag and respect shown to it. The text mentions a fee or duty and references a person or organization connection while highlighting authority over symbolic display and dignity. The piece reads as a period editorial snippet.

United States

Aaron Slick From Punkin Crick Opens at Henry's and Hiway

A Technicolor comedy musical opens at Henry's and Hiway Theaters with Alan Young, Dinah Shore, and Robert Merrill leading a buoyant, tuneful tale. The film follows a carnival singer swindle plot and features lively songs by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans.

Paramount Aaron Slick Punkin Crick Henry's Hiway Jolay William Perlberg George Sexton Alan Young Dinah Shore Robert Merrill Young Humib Haysead Miss Shore Kal Aaron Merrill Metropolitan Opera Ohias Adele Bergens Coreh Martha Stewart Comedienne Minerva Areval Aaron Fanny Land Jay Livingston Claude Binsen

Alice Brooks Needlecraft Patterns Admen On Sale

An old newspaper fragment advertises Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book with new patterns and illustrations. It mentions Twenty cents price, multiple designs, and a collection for home sewing including patterns for embroidery and textiles.

Sears Reyes Dalle Mail Repty Chelsea Souian New York Prine AD Oresk Alice Brooks

France Trials TV With Limited Access and State Ties

France has long experimented with television but few sets are in use nationwide. Only viewers near Paris or Lille can access broadcasts as France limits commercial advertising and private financing. The state subsidizes TV with 300 staff, 30 hours weekly, and set prices from 2000 francs to 2400 francs with 10 francs monthly fees.

France Paris Nist Lille Frescc Cnarry Prench Ratio Uie Haye Othe

Girl Fractures Wrist In Fall At Local Street

Donna Haugh on Salon Avenue fell yesterday fracturing her right wrist and was treated in the emergency room. Mary Elizabeth Kidwiter spilled hot coffee in her lap and was discharged after first degree burns. Mildred Morris on Ray Street fell with a whisker in her mouth and was treated for a puncture wound and discharged. The piece notes quoits dating back four centuries.

Donna Tee Haugh Salon Avenue Mary Elizabeth Kidwiter North Potomine Street Mildred M. Morris Ray Street

Four Fine Oil Paintings Donated to Washington County Society

Four oil paintings are donated to the Washington County Historical Society as the gift of Mrs. William Alexander Miller of Washington. The donor recalls her husband, a Williamsport native, who bought the works from local Washington artists portraying regional scenes.

Washington County Historical Society Wiliam Alexander Miller Washington Ster Williamsport

Death rate spike in Washington County prompts concern

Washington County reports a 30 percent rise in deaths from December through March 1952 compared with the prior year, with 344 deaths versus 263. Births slipped to 295 from 409, while the state shows only a 6.9 percent wider rise in deaths and stable birth rates.

Washington County Health Department

Fragmentary obituary notes on causes of death

The readable fragment lists various death causes including cerebral, cancer, accident, pneumonia. It mentions numbers like nine and three but lacks full context or names. The text appears as a damaged OCR segment with incomplete phrases and unclear referencing.

Woolworths Idea Originated in Watertown County Fair

Frank Woolworth conceived his store idea in Watertown New York after observing a display at Moore and Smith during a county fair week. The note credits a popular mock banner phrase seen on a table as inspiration for the early concept.

Frank Woolworth Watertown N. Y Moore & Smith

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