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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1948

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Anderson resigned to make the race for the Senate in New Mexico. He is now the Democratic nominee. The train is due at Gallup at 2 30 pm EST and Albuquerque at 7 06 pm EST, the latter for a 25 minute stop. The President is due in Kansas City Wednesday afternoon. He and Mrs Truman and their daughter Margaret will leave for their home in Independence Md to spend the night. The President will visit his brother J Vivian Truman and sister Mrs Mary Jane Truman in Grandview Mo before leaving Independence early Thursday for Washington via Jefferson City Kansas City Mo Indianapolis Ind Columbus Ohio and Pittsburgh Pa. The special arrives in Washington late Friday. The President has spoken in more than 50 speeches including five major addresses urging voters to support him.

Anderson Senate New Mexico Gallup Albuquerque Kansas City Truman Margaret Independence Grandview J. Vivian Truman Mary Jane Truman Missouri Martha E. Truman Washington Jefferson City Indianapolis Ind Columbus Ohio Pittsburgh

President Calms Critics At California Tour Stop

In San Francisco and Los Angeles President addresses Northern California Democrats, denying claims about his intelligence and urging Congress to pass his bills. He tells crowds the nation’s needs require timely action as a 759,000 turnout witnesses a parade in Los Angeles.

California San Francisco United States Los Angeles Congress Greater

Mayor Welcomes Eagles To City To Honor National Heritage

The mayor greets the Fraternal Order of Eagles highlighting national heritage and multiple programs. Support for armed forces recruitment, Social Security expansion to 20 million, guaranteed annual wage, and youth guidance and well baby clinics are noted. Continued aid to the Eagles Memorial Foundation honors Eagles who served in World War II.

Eagles Maryland Eagles Memorial Foundation Eagies

Picnic Aprons Pattern and Alice Brooks Needlework Book

Advertisement for Picnic Aprons pattern 7130 with embroidery transfers and cutting chart. Mentions easier charts, photos, and full directions. Also promotes 1948 Alice Brooks Needlework Book price Fifteen cents with 97 illustrations and crochet knitting toys and children’s clothes patterns plus a free crocheted square.

Pat Tern Town Daily Mail Household Arts Dept P. O Flatbush Station Brooklyn Your Aliice Brooks Alice Brooks

John D. Hollyday Dies At Hospital

John D. Hollyday, longtime Laymen’s Organization leader and St. Paul’s Sunday School superintendent for 25 years, died after a lifelong illness. Survived by wife Laughty, daughters Jane Holliday Hannegan and Sara Holliday Marshall, son John Samuel Hollyday, sister Anna Hollyday Rohrer, and brother William. Body to be taken to A. K. Coffman funeral home. funeral services pending.

St. Paul’s Funkstown Fire Company Memorial Association Kiwanis Club Hollydar John Samuel Hollyday Anna Hollyday Rohrer This City William Benevola A. K. Coffman Funeral Home

New Millions For Alaska Defense Recommended

A congressional committee warned the nation is two years behind in stockpiling for Alaska defense and projected seven years to reach goals instead of five from 1945. It cut 135 million dollars, citing lack of planning and coordination in large-scale spending. The panel also trimmed 230 thousand from a 680 thousand GAO request to audit wartime transportation charges, noting 250 million has been collected and 104 million listed as overpayments but not recovered, with an estimated 100 million more potentially overpaid.

General Accounting Office GAO

Begin Harvest Of Barley Crop In County

Reports say barley harvest has started with wet conditions similar to last year. An elevator installed a wheat drier capable of 1,500 bushels daily. Other county driers were overwhelmed last wet season requiring dispatch to Baltimore and Philadelphia for drying. Mr. Bowman notes barley is disease free per his survey.

Baltimore Philadelphia Bowman

Calvert Distillers Announces Blended Whiskey Change

Calvert Distillers Corp announces Glad He Switched Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey with 86.8 proof. The product uses 65 percent grain neutral spirits and is marketed from New York City.

Calvert Reserve Calvert Distillers Corp New York City

Convention Groups Schedule Meeting

The Williamsport Volunteer Fire Company's convention committees will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the firemen s club rooms. Officers from the Four State Convention Association will assist planning for the Williamsport convention to be held August 19 20 and 21.

Williamsport Volunteer Fire Company Four State Convention Association Williamsport

Workers Return at American Sugar Refining Co Baltimore

Em plores of the American Sugar Refining Co in Baltimore returned to work today accepting a licent hourly wage increase.

Baltimore American Sugar Refining Co

Graduation rush ends with birth at Bradley University

Frederick A. Miller received his Bradley University diploma during a June ceremony in Peoria Wisconsin when a note announced his wife Phyllis had left the event for the hospital. He hurried to the hospital and arrived in time to greet Rathleen Ann, the Millers' second child.

Peoria Frederick A. Miller Bradley University Phyllis Miller Army Air Corps Rath Leen Ann Millers

Trade Agreement Bill Passes After Senate Vote

Senate Republicans pushed through a careening extension of the trade act by wide margins despite Democratic dissent. The bill, supported by President Truman and Secretary of State Marshall, would require the federal lisriff commission to hold hearings and set lines beyond which the President could not lower tariffs, with the act lapsing last Saturday.

Senate Barkley Kentucky Trusman Cooper Vandenberg R-Mich State Department Secretary of State Marshall Truman Federal Lisriff Commission Tariff Agency Epril

Injury to American Producers Sparks Commission Rule Debate

The text notes that if the President ignores commission recommendations, he must notify Congress within 3 days and explain the reasons. This highlights a conflict between executive action and congressional oversight over economic measures affecting American producers.

Congress

Sherry Name Tied to Spanish City Je Tez

The term sherry is thought to derive from Je tez, a Spanish city renowned for its wine. Scholars note the name shift over time as it entered English usage.

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