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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1952
Page
5
The notice lists publication in Hagerstown with editor Garvin Hager, contact phones, and subscription costs. Rates show daily newspaper with daily except Sunday, zones pricing, and foreign mail options. The paper notes AP membership and exclusive local news rights.
A devotional reflection contrasts Jimmie and Jesus, noting Jimmie’s empathy for the needy and a father’s humility. It argues adults often suppress childhood tenderness, urging readers toward a mature heart that mirrors Christ’s compassion and can respond to all suffering with mercy.
Congress studies education programs for Korean War veterans as the on farm training report shows 82 800 enrollees over seven years. Of these 15 121 left or were dropped while 3 663 of 4 938 completed before 1950 remained farmers. Strong rules ensured qualifying effort and better training for capable veterans.
Washington June 20 Sen Dick Russell Georgia easiest candidate to work with General Eisenhower photogenic mugger Taft hardest temperamental subject Photographer recounts Taft home shot and coat incident Eisenhower denial of Truman nomination story Gillette Kefauver Knowland ADA Copperhead label in 1952 race Taft Eisenhower Texas contest mudslinging cotton price supports shift raises cotton prices 3.5 cents per pound on 1952 crop if above 16.5 million bale goal
HAL BOYLE comments on two items of interest to women. A British judge cuts a divorcee’s damages and says a wife’s value declines with disagreements. Dr. Samuel Stevenson jokes men gain freedoms to rebel against women. Boyle wittily contrasts views on marriage power.
The article notes veterans lack formal schooling in farming and the need for expanded programs. It calls for extended training and long term credit to reach untapped men with farming ability but no access to farm businesses to operate.
Friends congratulate E M Berringer on appointment as superintendent of Betstown trolley lines. O J Bierlys firearm collection attracts attention with pieces exhibited at Carnegie Museum. Rev Gordon L Rider speaks at Christian Endeavor Union convention in York. H L Eiichelberger of the AFL preps a local union and July state convention plans.
Twenty years ago Frank G Coleman Jr was ordained in Roanoke Va to the ministry. an attempted dynamite attack on Brunswick Mayor Harvey Domberger failed when the fuse did not ignite. A New York ads firm found Hagerstown retail sales 50 percent above national average. Rev Dr Walter Stehl was invited to preach at Gettysburg July 3 service, drawing national attention. It is estimated American Indians cultivated corn about 6 000 years.
Poem about married life noting faults and reconciliations. The speaker and spouse often clash yet find peace through laughter and a kiss. The verse highlights shared humor and mutual patience in weathering troubles together.
Dr Van Dellen explains sinus infections and the role of antibiotics in preventing chronic nasal trouble. He notes the sinuses’ function, common symptoms, and treatment options including drainage, heat, and ENT care. Also addresses teething fever and confusion with colds in young children.
A brief note distinguishes two main elephant types the Asiatic and the African. It highlights that while both are large, their tusks ears and trunk features differ and are used to classify them as distinct species.
A humorous column by Hal Cochran critiques how some people underestimate doctors and the value of hard work. It suggests taking pride in the achievements of the wealthy who have earned their success through effort.
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