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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1952
Page
2
County Agent Mark Miller disclosed last night that some farmers pulled up newly planted tomatoes after purchasing diseased stock from Geogeta. He urged destruction of the plants and warned buyers to select certified disease‑free stock to prevent rapid blight spread.
Hagerstown police commissioner M. E. Ellinger will speak at the University of Maryland police training school tonight on the importance of public relations in police work. The course serves officers from departments statewide and 27 Hagerstown officers will attend. Kentucky recognizes 19 grounds for divorce.
David C. Van Voorhis, based in Boonsboro, runs a global stamp business shipping up to ten tons annually to wholesalers. He acquires stock from foreign post offices and abroad markets, pays customs duties, and maintains a vast stock in a large office warehouse.
Casper Wyoming Ming Republicans today selected twelve delegates with at least six pledged to General Dwight D. Eisenhower. Senator Robert A Patt of Obie was named among the party leaders and delegation members.
The city building inspector’s office reports permits issued last week for multiple additions and new construction. Projects include a two story masonry addition at Jonas K. Eby’s building costing 10,000, a rear one story addition at 709 Pennsylvania Avenue costing 2,400, a 1,000 steel addition to a machine shop, and a one story brick ad vein at a corner restaurant. Other listings show concrete block storage additions, a one story frame dwelling, and various single family expansions with costs ranging from 200 to 15,300. Names include Norman B Kaufman, C William Pletzer, Dwitt G Mogensenh, Charles L Grove, Mildred Ro Carl, Ralph Thompson, and Basil Martin across Marion Street, East Wilson Boulevard, and Pennsylvanian avenues.
For want of five cents a home was lost as Huron race station paid insufficient fare. In ten minutes Chuck and Richard Taylor could not find a nickel to pay the station. By the time they did the loss was already incurred with an estimated value between two and two thousand dollars.
Two siblings from the Stattlamyer family enlist in the armed forces. Marty Stattlamyer is at Keesler Air Force Base after basic training at Lackland and is in radio school, leading her class and carrying her squadron’s ace. her brother Robert is overseas after enlisting April 13, 1980, training at Fort Hood and Fort Monmouth before deployment. A stray note mentions the Spanish Main pirate era and early domestication of camels.
A New Jersey woman shares her relief after trying many methods for constipation. She began eating Kellogg's ALL BRAN daily and found notable results. The cereal claims to supply bulk, iron, protein and vitamins, is not habit forming, and offers a double money back guarantee if not satisfied after 10 days.
The Esso Standard Company announced an expansion of its management development plan to create a reservoir of executive talent for future replacements. The program identifies qualified candidates and provides special courses to fill knowledge gaps, enabling them to assume executive roles when needed.
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