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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1952
Page
7
Lora and her husband celebrate their first anniversary on May 1 as they anticipate becoming parents by Christmas. The piece reflects on marriage, plans, and the calling of motherhood, urging trust in God for guidance in raising a child and shaping a family.
The Committee on the Present Danger presses Congress to view Truman's 7.9 billion aid as a strategic, self defending Europe. It forecasts 12 billion in defense savings within two years and claims European deployment costs rival U.S. outfits, urging continued support for peace through allied strength.
Brig. Gen. William P. Campbell plans to place collect long distance calls for soldiers homeward so their families can read messages. The service speeds payment of trans Atlantic calls for about $12, sparing soldiers the bill. Many GIs in Europe have already signed up.
A comic column touches on peanuts as meat substitute, flat tires, stamp theft in Indiana, questions election importance, mistaken marriage licensing, Easter Island size, and a note on WWI military dogs.
Public guidance outlines space limited health questions and contact for answers. It specifies personal replies under limits, no individual diagnoses, and instruction to address letters to Chicago Tribune New York News Syndicate care of Dr Theo Van Delsen at Tribune Tower Chicago Illinois.
Winchester Virginia May 4 report on the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. The piece highlights community effort with 2300 volunteers and 1600 students preparing a pageant The festival draws 200000 visitors and features 3400 marching in the parade. Nina Warren California governor’s daughter crowned festival queen by Bernard Baruch. The event is a 250000 production with long planning and strong hometown pride.
The article discusses nocturnal dyspnea from recumbency due to weakened heart ventricles and brain or lung hemorrhages from intense dreams. It covers nocturnal cramps and nerve-related numbness, acroparesthesia from brachial plexus compression, sleep disorders such as delirium and somnambulism, sleep paralysis, rectal spasm, and briefly asks if dogs can develop epilepsy and if skin cancer can be fatal.
A dining car conversation reveals a traveler noting his hometown is dead. The narrator recalls the moment with a stille demeanor as the shocking news settles in. The piece ends by recalling a 1790 anecdote about the word hotel and a New York inn keeper named Joseph Corre.
Van S Brashears of Sharpsburg retires at 89 as county’s oldest justice. Alexander R Hagner named city attorney Henry Davis city clerk Joshua Powles tax collector Mayor Scott opens his green bar. Swatloo the Flyt becomes slogan for Tagerstown Giie League campaign to remove the insect. League committees include Mrs R J Mee Mrs James Findlay Dr Mary Laughlin Mrs Chester Rays. Barkers of Woodrow Wilson campaign for the Democratic nomination tout defender of the weak against greed tyranny and exploitation.
Harry Hartman was named president of the Eagles lodge with Robert Parks as vice president and Hlarcy Rowe chaplain. Harry McCrory became secretary and P. JH. Needy treasurer. The Board of Education named trustees J Downs, George C Boward and Fred K Speck for Clear Spring School. Loval movie listings include Pha Crowd Roars and The Hatchet Man starring Cagney Blondell Robinson Young. Henry Hrenner, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hrenner, Summit Avenue, placed second in a local contest.
More than 500 inmates protested for five hours at Bordeaux Prison demanding better meals and a new prison governor. A second fragment mentions preparing a tangy dressing with tomato paste mayonnaise and onion juice.
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