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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1948

Page

1

Stop Stassen plan shapes GOP talks before Philadelphia convention

Washington reports Republicans plot to block an early Stassen surge by keeping key state delegates aligned behind favorite until ballots test strength. Delaware, California, Connecticut and others weighed, with Dewey and Taft both contesting. The piece notes Pennsylvania and Illinois aides discuss strategy while Stassen campaigns in Ohio and Providence, as McGrath accuses bosses of preferring smoke-filled rooms.

Washington Ealy Stassen Philadelphia Zong Bas-Heem New York Gregor Minnesota Cat Pennsylvania Twinois Edward Martin Missoi Dwight Green Dewey Tait Vandenberg Massachusetts Leverett’ Saltonstall Indiana Charles Halleck New Jersey Alfred EB. Driscoll California Bart Warren Connecticut Raymond Baldwin Stassen Portland Ore Stassern Providence R. L Ohio Taft Cleveland City Club J. Howard McGrath Rhode Island

Urban population share in the United States in 1790

The text notes that only five percent of the U S population resided in urban communities in 1790, highlighting the largely rural character of early American society and the predominance of rural settlements during that period.

United States

Windstorm Disaster Hits Midwest and Plains Across Weekend

More than one hundred people injured as storms tore through Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Illinois. Dozens of homes destroyed and multiple towns including Bernice Whiteoak Grove and Grand Lake report severe damage. Fires drownings and electrocution add to the toll as responders rush to aid victims.

Clarksburg I. J. Martin Gaz Hines Mount Clare Lawrence McKinney Gkishoma Missouri Kansas Grand Lake Oklahome Bernice Whiteoak Grove Erie Kas Lake of the Ozarks Oklahoma Highway Patrol Whiteosk Ketchum St. Louis Llimois Indiana Ridgeville Randolph County

Jaycees Launch Drive On Rats In Pullman

Pullman civic effort aims to curb rat spread with alley and backyard inspections over two weeks. Residents told to seal holes with concrete, store lumber off floors, and choose pet safe poisons. Dead rat handling is discouraged due to disease risk. Sunday school enrollment nationwide tallies around 23 million.

Ord Pullman Nnan

Costa Rica Revolt Led by Jose Figueres Uniformed Chief

Rebel leader Jose Figueres is pictured in the uniform he wore during the successful uprising in Costa Rica. The revolt followed the annulment of a presidential election as former President Teodoro Picado Michalski and 35 government officials fled the country.

Jose Figueres Costa Rica Teodoro Picado Michalski

Soviet air traffic curbs hinted after deadly collision

Major General George Alexandrov in Berlin warned of new Soviet limits on flights between Berlin and western zones. He blamed Britain for the crash between a British air transport and a Russian fighter that killed 15. He said measures would regulate traffic and safeguard Soviet pilots.

George Alexandrov Berlin Alexandrov

Pranksters Cause Tire Hazard and Damaged Mailboxes

The report recounts pranksters removing a tire from a motorist’s car and tossing it into bushes on a highway, risking serious crashes. Seven or eight mailboxes along Joughmanton road were torn down Saturday night in what appeared deliberate vandalism. Sheriff Baker ordered deputies to stop the behavior and bring culprits before a judge.

Baker Joughmanton

Local notes from Sharpsburg and surrounding towns

Clarence Monroe returns home after an operation while residents travel to attend funerals and visit kin. Trinity Church hosts a Bible class meeting with officers elected. Several residents travel to Baltimore for events, and clergy guests are announced for Trinity and Prince of Peace churches. Baptisms and weekend visits compose the period’s social updates.

Clarence Monroe W. F. Thomas Baltimore Hazel Sweeney Catherine DeLauney Jean McGraw Betty L. McGraw J. Gisous John H. Beachley Washington Ann Avery Hagerstown Edgar Beachley Irene Bloom Edward Shank Barbara Kaplan Hdna Earley Faye Whitmore Allen Poffenberger 4. Baker Baker Fred Poffenberger Deck Poffenberger R. D. Earley Charles Town B. S. Hoffman A. B. Poffenberger Albert Kerlin Trinity Church E. P. Barley Edward Fisher Roanoke Otho Palmer Patsy Sue Paul DeLauney Mary Snyder

Forrestal II Pleased With 2 Year Draft

The draft plan would require men 31 and under to register with exemptions for ministers divinity students and certain conscientious objectors. Doctors up to 45 could be drafted for two years with 100000 physicians and 4900 dentists mobilized at full strength. Deferments would be set by the President and the law would expire after two years. A possible automatic UMT rider drew debate among lawmakers.

Secretary of Defense Rep Towe RNJ House Rules Committee Armed Services Committee Rep. Vinson D-Ga

Republicans Club Meeting Hosts and Visitors

Churcher and several ladies hosted Republican Club meetings this month with Anna Swain presiding. Shipley and Mildred McGraw from Shepherdstown visited relatives Samuel Snively and Mary Snyder in town on Sunday. Patty and Billy Thomas of Hancock stayed with C. F. Gross. Phil Himes of Roanoke visited E. R. Easterday and family.

Phil Himes Roanoke E. R. Easterday

Broadcasts Planned By School Children

WJEJ radio will air four National Music Week programs by city and county students over AM and FM. The sixth grade Winter Street glee club opens with six selections including I Saw the Ships and Come to the Fair. Future acts include group piano classwork, Woodland Way auditorium ensembles, and Williamsport High glee club under Miss Miriam Hoffman.

WJEJ WIEJ Glee Club Winter Street Cfelito Lindo Woodland Way Williamsport High School Miriam Hoffman

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