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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1952
Page
5
A spiritual reflection urges more pastors and missionaries for crowded urban and suburban areas. The author cites Jesus' care for cities, warns of a vast harvest, and asks readers to pray and labor to shepherd distressed multitudes rather than criticize them.
The House approved a rider capping national defense outlays at 46 billion dollars for the coming year. Critics say the ceiling undermines mobilization flexibility and warns against overreliance on assurances about Soviet threats. They urge intelligent checks without hampering essential military and foreign policy discretion.
Mrs. Bells Runser aged 72 completed a 10,000 mile airplane trip and visited her children in New York Florida Chicago and Kapaa City during her journey.
Washington report examines the union shop controversy as a key, though less publicized, factor in the steel wage dispute. It explains union shop, closed shop, maintenance of membership and sole bargaining agent contracts and notes the Taft-Hartley act amendments, NLRB elections, and the reach of union shop provisions in major industries.
HAL BOYLE urges a national share-your-worries program during Mental Health Week. He argues many people are overwhelmed by private troubles, proposing local and nationwide support clubs modeled after Alcoholics Anonymous to help put worries in perspective. He also notes hedges on plant care and mentions herbs.
NEA report profiles the Supreme Court justices shaping the steel case. It notes Chief Justice Fred M Vinson and eight associates with varied liberal and conservative leanings, detailing each justice's background, ideology, and key traits.
A Chicago Tribune feature recalls Bell as a teacher of the deaf and founder of the Volta Bureau. It notes his push for day schools, heredity awareness, and lip reading. The piece links early deaf education to television adoption and ongoing parental hope. It previews tomorrow's topic on eye irritation.
Thieves broke into Hagers Town Company cold storage and carried away two and one half cases of beer. Dr. A P B Stauffer named to state homeopathic society medical examiner board. City residents pressure enforcement of dumping ordinance on Alexander Street, threats to act themselves. Frank and Samuel Adams, local mushroom butters, spoke at St James.
Twenty years ago the Herald-Mail notes cooperation between the Herald-Mail Company and the YMCA to sponsor a lear- teswhn campaign for boys and girls aged 6 to 16 taught by Harry Eavey and Dorothea Igram. The county faces a surge in chicken thefts with about 400 stolen in two weeks. Sheriff W Brice Downin leads a drive with dealer cooperation in the area and beyond. City police tackle a theft case involving half a fraction from Lester on Wilson Boulevard. The Taxpayers Association urges the Mayor and Council to drop plans for Mitchell Avenue, traffic lights, and storm drains to ease the city’s tax burden.
A verse poem notes children are less scolded when fever sends them to bed for a cold. Once well again they rebel less, avoid risky tasks, and the fever leaves, bringing a return to scolding as health returns.
A Maryviainsonan mail carrier after 47 years of delivering mail turns to his bag pondering what he will read. The strip presents a general tightening stop a chatter in the rear of your car and quips about leaving little kids home in a playful cartoon panel.
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