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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1951
Page
4
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Iran's parliament unanimously nationalizes Anglo-Iranian oil fields amid Razmara's assassination and rising Tudeh influence. The move strains British leases due to a 60 year deal. critics label Razmara a traitor while Britain warns only Iran can end the lease, risking greater Soviet involvement.
A vast 306 acre desert botanical garden east of Phoenix Arizona plans to grow ten thousand descent plants. The project is pitched as the world’s only garden of its kind and aims to educate even the lowest life forms.
Washington column summarizes Evita Peron guiding Agst. Secretary Miller through Buenos Aires during a seven hour hospital inspection and her political shift toward U.S. friendship. It also notes MacArthur’s letter as insurance to Dulles.
Judge Keedy grants articles of incorporation to the Lancock Building Land Company. Incorporators include FB Wilbur Bridges J Taliaferro Bridges N H Thosen and Charles Easton who will also direct for the first year. John J Gautt named real estate agent for the railroad company replacing the late Ellis B Foust. Gault comes from Baltimore where he was Pennsylvanian Railroad agent. Dagmar Hotel management changes hands April first Fred Clayton to run new Varmin Hotel in Washington D C and be followed by Albert Nitzell. More new houses planned in Hagerstown and suburbs this year likely exceeding the prior annual average of about 300.
The report notes new caverns found in the Boonshoro section by M. J. Burgan and O. G. Edwards. They explored about a mile beyond the entrance, locating several rooms. Also mentioned is a burglary at 619 Potomac Avenue, Joseph M. Miller’s apartment, with jewelry worth hundreds of dollars stolen in daylight.
Twenty years ago K N Morin a fruitman tied to D Ranacetotti bought the Hagerstown Fruit Market on Sout Jonathan Street from K G Hager The Washington County Hospital 26th annual report shows the visitation unit operated at a loss of 14790 during its latest fiscal year A total of 2486 pa
Comic strips note Hal Cochran jokes about students who know all the answers and a Kentucky pastor giving cough drops to his congregation hoping they cough up laughs and questions. The item plays on church and school life in a light editorial tone.
A quirky clip contrasts summer traffic with a rickety view of dinosaurs, calling modern commuters moronic in a satirical voice. It notes that some people underestimate current road challenges while poking fun at grand historical eras.
Washington March 20. Boyle argues allergy affects over 15 million Americans and shares humorous anecdotes from conventions and daily life. He notes var ious triggers from hay fever to fur, says cures are elusive, and emphasizes avoidance as the West’s best bet.
A daily Lenten devotional prepared for the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. © 151. The text presents prayers and reflections guiding readers through the season of Lent with devotional prompts and spiritual exercises.
A reflective piece blending poetry and sermon as Edgar A. Guest and a reading of James Moffatt explore how people treat Jesus in daily life. The author laments modern distractions and consumer culture that bury faith under routine musts and displays while urging readers to follow the path Jesus carved.
A medical column discusses intestinal cancer as a major internal cancer with high curability if caught early. It notes delayed diagnosis by seven months or more, bleeding as an early sign, and the need for prompt physician consultation with changes in bowel habit, appetite, and anemia signs. It also mentions colon cancer detection, symptoms, and the value of timely surgery.
A Maryland University study shows individuals supply the bulk of mortgage funding, not institutions. It notes average down payments near the market price, with banks hesitant due to high processing costs and outside capital supporting local investment funds amid funding limits.
Congress moved to extend rent controls for about 1 100 communities as the bill won approval in the House by voice vote and awaits Senate action. The measure would prolong the current program for 60 days to June, with some counties still outside coverage unless extended.
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