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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1952
Page
5
Daily or Mail published daily except Sunday. Subscription rates in advance listed by city zones and mail options. Editor J Garvin, offices in Hagerstown. Associated Press member. local news rights reserved.
A narrative centers on South for Toay Mack praising steady work and a comfortable home while questioning why Americans embrace Communism. It cites Acts 26, urging conversion through faith to oppose Marxist ideas and to free people from ignorance and anger rather than violence.
Washington June 17 The steel wage dispute stalls over the union shop as Truman and Congress argue over Taft Hartley enforcement. Senators block new seizure moves while labor and management fight over contracts and union shop inclusion.
The South Korean crisis widens as President Syngman Rhee faces opposition to his bid for re election. President Truman protests Rhee actions and martial law measures in Pusan. US Ambassador Muccio and British Defense Minister Earl Alexander rush to Seoul amid concern over UN aims in Korea.
Federal Reserve Board reports show bank accounts swelling as deposits rise. Checking deposits exceed 107 billion dollars and savings surpass 60 million by mid second quarter 1962, signaling strong consumer liquidity.
A collage of past items notes Wilson College lifting a smoking ban on faculty recommendation, 14 year old Ross Garrett aiding in rescue, and local youths at Cushwa's wharf. Other snippets reference tire ads, a dental board exam, a Catholic church appointment, and 1941 federal employee figures.
HAL BOYLE reports on Futakawa villagers expecting monthly holidays for women and their potential political and social rise. He notes traditional gender roles fading as Mama-San may push for weekly leisure, public office, and broader rights, while Papa-San handles more chores.
The Travelers Protective Association local post meets at 7 o clock at the American Legion home. A screening of Western Maryland Railway's new film Fast Freight Rolling is on the agenda along with a report by N L Elworthy, delegate to the national convention in Chicago.
The poem extols a man who loved the country from sea to shore and all its landscapes and people. It celebrates the diverse creeds, childhood joys, homes, and the seasonal glories, praising the right and warning that power may destroy.
Dr. Gesell’s work is cited describing infant development from 4 weeks to 3 years, outlining patterns in eye hand coordination, sitting, walking, speech, and toilet training. The piece lists books on infant care and invites readers to request a stamped enclosed envelope for more information.
Fragmented OCR items discuss school decay and sparrow anecdotes, joint health leaflets, arthritis treatment, fried foods for arthritis, and trigger thumb explanations. It mentions soaking hose, watering, and immobilizing digits for weeks, with responses about codeine and obesity.
A patient asks about tubal pregnancy stages and when the tube ruptures. The query notes progression between early and advanced stages and seeks clinical clarification on the timing of rupture.
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