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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1952
Page
4
Margaret Truman, arriving home for the first time since February, told reporters at a White House reception that there is not a bit of truth to circulating rumors about her romantic life. She urged reporters to dream up new rumors and said she was tired of the old ones.
Pvt. Anthony Rose is held for trial on forging his own death certificate. He admitted last night he left the Army, created a dead notice, and sent it to his commanding officer. Marvin Coles, a Washington attorney, commented on the case.
William A. Tobias resigns as clerk coordinator for Washington County draft boards effective August 1. Rev. Dr. Scott R. Wagner named successor, also effective August 1. Both have long tied to Selective Service since September 1940. Wagner retires after fifty years in ministry. They coordinated boards and Wagner becomes Local Board 62 chairman, Tobias moves to successor role.
Max Conrad, a 49 year old songwriter from Mirror Lake Minnesota, claimed the Los Angeles to New York non stop speed record for light planes. He landed at LaGuardia after a flight of about 24 hours and 64 minutes despite thunderstorms and head winds. Instrument data will be sent to Washington for official confirmation. Conrad is the father of ten and composer of Green Waters and Poor Katharina.
Doctors told by Howard W. Blakeslee that the so called virus X comprises at least 80 distinct viruses revealed as antibiotics reshape bacterial era. Antibiotics in food from cattle pigs chickens and eggs raise worries about resistance and vitamin-producing gut germs. Swiss cheese makers fear holes in milk due to antibiotic interference.
The Hagerstown Police Department and Commissioner M. Ellinger received certificates for their contributions to the Maryland Traffic Safety Commission Safety Program. The presentation occurred at the Maryland Traffic Safety Commission annual meeting in Baltimore. Commissioner Ellinger joined by Lt. Harold Kiser and Patrolman Grason Doornberger participated in a panel discussion.
A hint to enhance Welsh Rabbit is suggested by adding onion juice prepared mustard and Worcester sauce. The dish is traditionally served over crisp crackers and can also be enjoyed over hot cooked rice for a different texture.
Advice on cooking giblets until tender then using them in stuffing for poultry. Tuna options: grated or flaked for sandwiches while chunk tuna suits salads and creamed dishes. A geologic note lists three peninsulas radiating from the Atlantic landmass and mentions an eight drown peninsula ending in Australia.
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