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The Daily Was appears with Garvin Hager as editor in Hagerstown. It lists subscription rates for city and surrounding zones, including weekly, monthly, and yearly prices, plus foreign mail options. It notes association with The Associated Press and exclusive local news republication rights.
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Zachary and the angels cited as example of faith and doubt
The text reflects on Zachary the priest who doubted the angel Gabriel and was silenced. It compares his attitude to modern disbelief in angels and miracles and warns that ignoring divine tidings cripples mind and speech. It urges belief in God’s power today.
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Reds Firecracker Fizzled In France
A history of Communist strikes in France shows rolling campaigns in 1947 1948 and later years collapsing due to missteps and countermeasures. Police arrests jailed party leaders and a shift to stricter action reduced Communist influence from one third to about one sixth of National Assembly seats.
Europeans see USSR as most warlike in opinion polls
The UNESCO tension survey and Public Opinion Research Inc. reports show Europeans view Russia as warlike and aggressive except among Communist sympathizers. West Europeans lean pro US though Italians and French show less trust. British and West Germans and Swedes largely believe the US works to prevent war.
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Ernie Pyle Rest Home of Memory Becomes Albuquerque Library
HAL BOYLE reflects on Ernie Pyle’s Albuquerque cottage, now a city library with ten thousand books and a children’s reading room planned from the garage. The author recalls Pyle’s travels, war reporting, and the enduring pull of his Indiana upbringing on visitors and locals alike.
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New resuscitation method replaces Schafer technique
The Schafer prone pressure method of artificial respiration has been discarded in favor of the Holger Nielsen push-pull technique adopted as official. The Nielsen method, performed face down with precise hand and body position, reportedly doubles effectiveness and improves chest expansion, with fewer complications in Scandinavia already using it for years.
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Jottings From Yesteryears 40 Years Ago
W H Babylon manager of the Williamsport Canning Company reports strong results in orchard venture with only four trees failing of 800 planted marking a successful start.
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Just Folks Reflections On Fire Law And Local Plans
A slice of miscellany notes remodeling at Clear Spring's Hotel National with a rathskeller and a pool that grants a moment of flavor. Burgess Stake in Williamsport urges a Fourth of July explosive ban while Maugansville weighs strict curfew talks. California’s vast Pacific coast is briefly noted.
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Democratic official named to Chicago convention committee
Attorney General William P. Lane Jr. was named a member of the important resolution committee at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. The residence and building involved were unharmed.
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YMCA Directors Attend Red Cross Camp Near Annapolis
Twenty years ago Harry Eavey and Miss Dorothy Ingram the YMCA physical directors enrolled in advanced swimming courses at the Red Cross Camp near Annapolis. The storm damaged the home of A F MacDonald on Snyder Avenue when a lightning strike tore off the cornice. Occupants and a small group of intellectuals voted in protest against a low standard. Raw materials and machinery under Marshall Flan have created jobs and consumer goods. Better times erode the Communist bloc of voters. The largest labor union still has Communist officials, but its 3,900,000 members are mainly Frenchmen. The latent strike failure is a blow to Ned union leadership.
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