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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1952
Page
2
Mississippi and Missouri River flood damage abated as upper reaches ease with a week of dry weather. Weather improves and streams show reduced flow while ongoing cleanup continues in affected areas around St. Louis and nearby towns.
The Maryland Crop Report notes a three day peach bloom in Hancock, shorter than normal. The report also indicates oats remains unsown in parts of the state while hot weather and rain boosted hay and pasture growth but delayed ground prep for corn soybeans and truck crops.
DP reports that Raymond Snively will introduce Rep. J Glenn Beall at a Smithsburg Republican Club meeting in the Smithsburg recreation hall. Beall will speak at a mass meeting with Joseph Rinehart presiding. Refreshments are organized by Mrs. Robert Clopper Mrs. Orville Hoover and Mrs. Joseph Rinehart. Beall seeks the Republican Senate nomination and will visit Washington County today. In Samoa a kiss is a sniff.
Baltimore May 1 J Glenn Beall and Grady Gore traded statements over Gore role in selling a controlling interest in Capital Transit Co in 1949. Beall recalled introducing a bill for an investigation and blamed Gore for arranging the sale to Florida Interests led by L B Wolfson. Gore countered with his own version of events and notes stock holdings changes through 1982.
Maryland transit profits drained cash reserves as dividends paid. Auction prices rose with steers selling near $1.00 per hundred above last week. Café and lab bids advanced. overall market up about $1.00 per hundred. The text notes a historical horse related to the University of Kansas but lacks clear context.
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