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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1952

Page

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Taft Scoring Big Victory in West Virginia

Taft and Harriman attacked Eisenhower campaigners as Frank Carlson praised the general. Taft warned women workers against a me too campaign and Dewey urged Eisenhower to campaign vigorously. Carlson said Eisenhower opposed Truman and offered the nomination on a platter in 1951. Des Moines leaders speculated on union endorsements if Taft wins the GOP nomination.

Buller Taft W. Averell Harriman Eisenhower Sen Frank Carlson Kansas Washington Dewey New York Thomas Dewey Truman Harriman National Press Club Carlaon Mitchell S. D Des Moines API GOP James McDevitt Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor AFT

Leaders Seek to Block Another Foreign Aid Cut

Washington reports said administration leaders fought to avert a further 400 million dollar reduction in the 11 billion foreign aid program. Senate Armed Services Committee members favored the cut six to one while voting by proxy was awaited. earlier the Foreign Relations Committee trimmed a billion from the 7.9 billion in requested mutual security funds.

Washington Senate Armed Services Committee Senate Foreign Relations Committee Truman

Ellinger stresses public relations and transparent information

Commissioner Ellinger urged honest, accurate information as the basis of good public relations. He said press and radio releases are essential when policy changes or major matters arise, and all police personnel must act as public servants under scrutiny. Other speakers at the diploma ceremony included AP chief FulLerton and Maryland officials.

Ellinger Police Department Max Fullerton Baltimore The Associated Press Andre Stanley Scheer Baltimore City Omar D. Crowthers Senate Cruice Investigating Committee of Maryland H. C. Byrd Use University of Maryland Hagerstown Lewis Blenard Grason Doornberger Donald Smith Grason Wigfield David Clark John Draper Lewis Schmidt Paul Wiefield Harvey Snyder Harold ‘Line Harry Young Wayne Settles Donald Horine Harald Lefferts BR. Bible Harry House John Scott Sgr A.C. Palmer Harold Kiser Kerfoot and Rarohart

Eyerly's Announces Expansion Plans

Everly's reveals expansion of the West Washington Street department store. It has leased most of the Haya building next door and will remodel the second and third floors, adding about 24 percent more selling space by autumn. The remodeling already completed at Everly's satisfied demand for more room.

Everly’s West Washington Stree Eyerly’s Haya Higerly’s Uhal Sald

Acheson Plans Peace Pact With Western Germany

The Western Powers propose an impartial or UN backed commission to assess postwar conditions in Germany. They suggest involvement of nonoccupying nations and set the stage for free elections and a functioning all German government before any peace treaty.

Germany United Nations Commission U. N Iceland Netherlands Brazil Poland

Uncle Bill Adams Celebrates 107th Birthday in Lancaster

Lancaster County's oldest resident William Adams born in slavery marks his 107th birthday. The centenarian will read the good book as he has done for years, living on J. C. Snavely's estate and tending a garden. He notes too many people lack consistent religion.

Lancaster Lancaster County Billy Adams Bill Louisiana J. C. Snavely

New Papas To Get Gifts Of Neckties

Middletown May 14 a local Kassel Brothers store offers gifts for new fathers. Each newborn brings a necktie labeled with the gender or twins message, a tradition noting the mother gets credit and the father pays the bills. About 100 ties distributed so far.

Middletown. N Kassel Brothers

Three Room Log House Exhibit Heads to Hagerstown

A three room house built inside a section of a giant redwood tree will be shown in Hagerstown Thursday through Saturday, sponsored by the local Optimist Club for Boys Work Fund. The truck display opens 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily at West Washington Street. Builders Keith Straughan and William Guidell describe the log as 1900 years old? 267 feet tall and 14 feet in diameter at the stump. The log was cut 66 feet from base for transport. California origins and Eureka delivery wrapped in a yearlong effort. Admission is by donation to the Optimist Club. the exhibit tours nationally.

Lincoln Western Maryland Railway Hotel Alexander Abraham Lincoln Gettysburg Maryland Mary Carroll Miriam Eslinger Lorayne Williamson Funcheon Hagerstown Keith Straughan William Guidlel Oll Atump Straughan California Eureka Optindst Club

Better People Needed To Make A Better World

Minneapolis May 14. Dr Paul H Engstrom urged General Federation of Women's Clubs delegates to build better families to create a healthier personality, harmony, and order at home, nation, and world in a talk on standards of life. The speech stressed homes as seed beds of democracy and warned against lying for youth.

Minneapolis Paul H. Engstrom Minneapolis Methodist General Federation of Women's Clubs Engstrom Dr. Engstrom

Georgians Vote in Democratic Primary Across State

Georgians vote in the Democratic primary today with attention on a hot racial issue in the Fifth District surrounding Atlanta. Reports focus on district dynamics and key figures linked to Rep. influence.

Atlanta

Yale Students Involved in Ivy League Ice Cream Fracas

In New Haven on May 14 more than 1000 Yale students clashed after a dispute between rival ice cream vendors. Police used a fire hose to disperse the crowd for three hours, ends as spring gaiety turned unruly.

New Haven Conn Yale

Fryer And Egg Prices Slump

A reader notes costs for feed remain high while fryer prices fall, a shift pressures small poultry producers. The buyer observes chicken has shifted from luxury to everyday fare as dressed birds sell at about 65 cents a pound, cheaper than some ground beef.

Albia Fay

Negro Held On Serious Charge

Donald W. Newman, 47, colored, Charles Street, has been ordered held in 1000 bond for action of the May Grand jury on a colony charge. He was arrested after an investigation by city police who said Newman signed a confession at police headquarters inside the state capitol building. Cove rs 0 646 square feet.

Donald W. Newman Charles Street Aald Newman

Buick Big Step Plain Talk Ad

An advertising pitch invites readers to consider a Buick as an affordable luxury option with big-car comfort and power. It highlights the Eyroball 8 engine, high compression, and value compared with pricier rivals, noting features and optional equipment vary by model.

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