25 Mar 1952
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1952
Page
1
House investigators examine unusually large liquor profits amid calls for tighter controls. Officials review sales records, licensing data, and procurement patterns to determine whether improper advantages or loopholes exist. Authorities emphasize potential reforms and tighter enforcement.
The Virginia Avenue Baptist Church in Matthews hosts evangelistic services led by Rev Richard A Kelly from North Carolina. The revival features a 7:40 pm worship, a solo by Dr. Kelly, and preaching as part of a series announced by Rev Jesse R Hite.
Citizens engaged in an anti traffic deaths drive report a Bla yerstown T-Man citing a vehicle running a stop sign at Prospect and Oak Hill in Hagerstown about 6 20 pm March 14 1952. A sample letter asks drivers to cooperate with traffic rules to cut tolls and injuries.
Tenant,rent scales based on income and family size. examples include couples with varying children and incomes from 120 to 3040 dollars annually with monthly rents ranging from 27 to 48 dollars. The tenant selection office sits on the first floor of City Hall.
Fort Hood Texas reports the largest U S military exercise ever underway with 116 to 120 thousand troops across 1800 square miles. Two brigades of the 2nd Airborne Division storm the Lampasas River in a lifelike mock invasion directed by Lt Gen William Hoge and Maj Gen Hobart Gay. The event runs through April 11 and features the 4th Infantry Division 9th and 18th Air Forces.
Industrialists expect high production to continue with defense spending supporting demand. Retailers cite consumer resistance but anticipate year end sales near 1951, while fears of strikes and material shortages loom. Notes caution on steel and aluminum controls and potential inflation.
President Truman seeks Senate test this session on a plan to open immigration gates to 3000 Europeans over three years. Senator Humphrey says the essentials were sent to Congress yesterday in a bill he helped draft with other senators. An attempt will be made to substitute this measure for the omnibus immigration bill backed by Senator McCarran when floor debate starts.
A cir court judge affirmed more than 3500 in fines against two Virginia truck drivers for overweight loads. The ruling upheld the 1951 Maryland act as constitutional, rejecting claims the old bridge law or the new highway law violated the title.
Retailers campaign leaders urged strong effort to recruit stores for the cancer drive. Magistrate W P Kreykenbatesa stressed early detection and public awareness as key goals, with Washington County aim set at 16009 toward a Maryland total of 310000.
A Paterson New Jersey reader touts Bedtime Snack cereal as a solution to irregularity. The ad claims the product All-Brawn boosts bulk with cereal protein and vitamins, promising a double money back offer if unsatisfied after 10 days.
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