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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1952
Page
4
The piece argues that modern children lack respect for parents and that fathers must balance dignity and kindness. It cites Ecclesiasticus and references to Jesus's submission to earthly guardians to urge obedience, daily prayer, and humble leadership for domestic peace.
Americans remain largely rural or small town oriented despite urban growth from the 1950 census. Three fifths live in places under 25 000, with 25 states having no city over 250 000 and 13 no city above 100 000. The South shows the highest share in small towns while the Northeast is lowest.
Poem praising the flag with lines about Old Glory lifting spirits of liberty and unity. Imagery contrasts bright banner with ideal notions of home and prayer, while invoking themes of national pride and protection from tyranny.
In Washington June 1950 Dwight Eisenhower states general agreement with the February 1950 Republican policy statement. The drafting process sparked intra party disputes led by Senator Taft and Chairman Gabrielson, producing a ten point digest focusing on taxes, budget, defense, and a united foreign policy.
Boyle pokes fun at Soviet athletic prowess and ideology as Ivan Yanovich heads to the Olympics. He imagines clashes with Western figures, Botvinnik training quirks, and joked futures for Soviet champions including fame, money, and Tarzan roles, underscoring spies and rivalries in a satirical tone.
A jumble of clipped notes cites crimes, politics, and idle musings. It hints at a bootlegger caught in jail and references elections, budgets, and postwar civilian activities. The fragmented text mixes social commentary with numbers on spending and household items.
This reader column discusses pinworm infestations, stressing family-wide simultaneous treatment, hygiene, and cleaning practices. It cites ammonia solutions, boiled linens, toy sterilization, daily rug cleaning, and hand washing as key steps, with medical cautions and anecdotal remedies.
Reports on cold June dates from 1912 1930 and 1945 with occasional frosts. Local stamp plans include Babe Ruth and Future Farmers of America issues. Employment office notes 60 graduates placed with rising industrial activity. Historical sketches recount Jonathan Hager the miller and early town estates. Tax assessments rise as delinquent collections loom and a potential tax sale looms.
The text stresses self confidence as key to spiritual dynamics and venture. Belief in strength beyond oneself leads to risk and generous giving, with renewal of spiritual fortitude through reliance on Him who strengthens.
Jottings recall 40 years ago with Charles Robingon a lock tender at Williamsport showing six strawberries on one stem. Mise Isinhelle Ty Shafer Boonboro wins Mount de Sales Academy gold medal for scholastic achievement and receives diploma from Cardinal Gibbons. Venus Cashman exposed to 2250 volt wire at work suffers hand burns. Mrs J C Byron elected VP of Western Maryland College Alumni Association.
Probationary officers John Knode Walter Cosens and James Tay were appointed regular policemen by the Board of Street Commissioners Naomi Eavey daughter of Mr and Mrs Clinton Eavey and a recent graduate of South Potomas Junior High School received a special diploma of merit from Hearst newsapers for her essay on George Washington Among properties changing hands during the week the 198 acre Kaylor farm in the Chevr ville district sold to Ralph Wyand at 48 per acre
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