Hass Nominated for President by Socialist Labor Party
New York candidate Meg Eric Hass of New York was nominated for President yesterday at the Socialist Labor party national convention. Hass edits The Weekly People. The party says it has no ties to Norman Thomas's socialist group.
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Meg
Eric Hass
United States
Socialist Labor Party
Socialist Party
Norman Thomas
Hass
People
White Cross Plan Hospital Insurance Promotion
A promotional appeal cites high hospitalization rates in the U S and promises stable rates under a White Cross Plan. It touts daily room charges from 4 to 150 dollars, up to 100 days per year, surgeon fees 5 to 250 dollars, and coverage for X rays medicines and treatments with flexible hospital and home care options.
Prison riot speech dictated by mutineers at Southern Michigan Prison
Assistant Deputy Warden Vernon Fox’s congratulatory speech for ending a five day mutiny was dictated by the inmates led by Earl Ward Fey. Ward demanded secrecy and moved up surrender time to avoid an armed assault. The event followed a promised set of reforms and no reprisals, with guard hostages freed and casualties reported.
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Mich
Vernon Fox
Southern Michigan
Fox
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Ward
Austin MacCormick
Osborne Association
Livingston County
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Trvad
Willams
Donald Leonard
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C. Brooks
Julian N. Frisbie
Tandall
Brooks
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Tip On Sisters Best Of Week Prize Notice
Weekly tip contest reports half bushels and the largest mushroom seen locally. Third prize goes to a West Side Avenue resident for reporting high water in Belview Avenue. Several residents win $1 tips for various observations. Tips accepted weekdays 7:20 am to 1:00 pm, ask for the Daily Mail tip editor. Winners must call to claim money.
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Belview Avenue
Boonsboro
East Irvin Avenue
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Nownsville Pike
Daily Mail
Fruit Growers To Meet Tomorrow Night
The first in a series of meetings on fruit growers problems will be held in the County Agent office tomorrow evening at 8530. Leaders include Jr. Al E L. Thompson and Dr. L. O. Weaver of the University of Maryland horticulture department, and Hr. Castilto.
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L. O. Weaver
University of Maryland
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Castilto
Two Crabs In Flooded Cellar In Hagerstown County
A flood caused by unprecedented rainfall leads to underground reservoir theory as the cause of basement flooding in Fountaindale Linvaln and Maugansville schools. Officials report 18 inches of water in Fountaindale basement and pump operations across several buildings.
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Phillip Forrest, Jr
Aip River
Hagerstown
Russell Kepler
Fountaindall
Fountaindale
Linvaln School
Halfway
Maugansville
Maueansville
Kepler
Insect and Disease Control Talk at Tranrork Station
Graham and Charles Dunbar discuss topics at the Tranrork experimental station on insect and disease control and fruit tree thinning by chemical spraying.
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Graham
Charles Dunbar
Tranrork
Voters Slow To Turn Out Today
Voters slow to turn out as the Republican organization faces internal splits. Local officials will report results within an hour of polls closing and post them at the Herald-Mail offices rather than on the radio. A Spring Salad recipe and a note on crime in 1800 England follow.
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Hositals
U.S
Republican
Herald-Mail
Air Force Lifts Message As It Reaches North Pole
Maj. Gen. Olds announces the Maxka Air Command achieved the first successful landing at the geographic North Pole. Lt Col William Benedict piloted the ski and wheel transport, with three hours and ten minutes spent on the ice pack before returning to Mitchell Island.
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LNG
North Pole
Maxka Air Command
Wilinin 2D. Old
Ai Camemand
Colt Wiliam TL Benedict
Pasalena
Calif
Alr
Mietcher's Island
Olds
Vie Air Commid
Wade
Boothia Peninsula
Canada
Eisenhower backs some farm price subsidies
Paris May 11 Gen Dwight D Eisenhower favors continuing some price subsidies for farmers if elected president. George T Mickelson, former South Dakota governor, said Eisenhower believes food production is vital and subsidies may underwrite farm prices.
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Dwight DR. Eisenhower
U.S
George T. Mickelson
South Dakota
Nore
Gen
Eisenhower
United States
Mickelson
Laurel symbolism and ancient use in honoring poets
A fragment notes laurel as sacred to Appella and describes its ancient use as a wreath crowned for poets and heroes. The text hints at governance stepping in to keep balance, reflecting a historical view of symbolic authority.
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