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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1951
Page
4
The article argues against gloomy religion, praising joyful worship and a carefree Christian life. It contrasts stuffed shirts with cheerful believers who trust God for needs, pray through troubles, and live without burdens or masks, finding happiness in constant divine presence.
A renewed fight over continental tidelands pits oil interests against federal control. Congress debates returning submerged lands to states risking military readiness as Western Allies face Iran's oil field threats. U S reserves total 20 billion barrels. annual use about 1.5 billion. Texas could gain millions yearly by leasing tidelands.
The Hagerstown Municipal Band opened an outdoor season at City Park after a rainout. Dr. Peter Buys led the performance of old favorites and new local pieces as a sizable crowd enjoyed the night concert.
Washington reports a revamped ODM first team under Director Chas. K. B. Wilson. Gen. Lucius D. Clay and two other aides depart, replaced by Sidney Weinberg’s successor, Charles B. Stauffacher, and Kaiser veteran De Fore Redford, amid ongoing shifts in defense production leadership and union scrutiny.
Washington reports the United States opposes any move toward a cease-fire in Korea along the 38th parallel. Officials say no peace feelers from China or Russia have appeared, and the U S would back a multinational peace if backed by broad support and guarantees against further aggression.
A reflective verse piece argues humanity shapes the world and must govern instincts and talents with care. It echoes calls for duty and moral responsibility amid global events and suggests cautious diplomacy in Korea before a broader settlement.
Dear old dad wakes to the morning alarm and a flood of family demands. The piece humorously follows a Father’s Day aftermath as he endures gifts from wife and children, budgets pennies, and manages chores ending with a playful, affectionate scene with a neighborhood puppy.
Lynn K Brugh and Mrs Tela Schwartz traveled to Cleveland for P A Brough Co fall stock selections. T B Guahwa named superintendent of Cushna brick yards at Williamsport. Elmer Co Stouffer joined Roessner s as shipping clerk. Harriet Whisner of Los Angeles wed Roland Fallmer Bower of this city.
M. P. Moller Sr. returns from Chicago where he weighed the chance to install a Moller organ for the 1933 World Fair. Cadet Joshua R. Messersmith of Summit Avenue earns corporal rank in the cadet corps at West Point. Local theaters show Victor McLagren Edmund Lowe in Women of All Notlong and Spencer Tracy in Quick Millions. College Park Md June 17 Misk Venla M. Kellar returns to head the 26th rural women’s short course.
A discussion on dream meaning from Dr. Van Dellen covers dream theory, how dream figures reflect the sleeper, and how adolescence, fear, and grief influence nightly imagery. It cites a Castigne study of 19 000 dreams noting common settings and the prevalence of movement, color, and hostile acts.
Washington June 18 three operating rail unions call 500 rank and file members to Washington June 27 to discuss the latest contract offer. The plan mirrors the May 26 compromise accepted by the fourth union, the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, with a wage boost for road and yard workers and a moratorium on wage and rules changes through 1962. The central issue remains 40 hour work weeks and operating rules changes to be arbitrated. The Davenport Rock Island bridge, opened in 1866, is noted as the first Mississippi River crossing.
MENTALITY R H asks about a high IQ moron scale with ranges from 10 to 7h and considers others as imbeciles and idiots by age. GOAT L C asks how long a gout attack lasts and notes remedies can shorten the flare in a few days with worse cases lasting longer.
The Washington County Free Library bookmobile releases a revised route for tomorrow. Stops include Munroe Chapel Portertown Mt Briar Chestnut Grove and Dargan. Times appear garbled yet indicate morning to late afternoon visits at multiple local routes and homes.
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