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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1952

Page

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Murray Willing To Renew Talks For Labor Peace

Stahl industry faceoff drags on as union chief Philip Murray says he will resume negotiations if industry initiates talks while sticking to 26 cent per hour pack wage and union shop demands. Government seizure and wage freezes loom as delegates debate Taft Hartley repeal and civil rights. Walter Reuther slated to speak at convention's end.

Philadelphia Steelworkers Union Philip Murray Murray WSB Supreme Court High Court Steelworkers Convention Truman John L. Lewis Walter Reuther Auto Workers Union

Taft Welcomes Truman Plan To Enter Campaign

The article reports Taft welcoming Truman's plan to campaign and comments on the 1948 election context. It notes Dewey's accusation of price manipulation, Truman denying it, and Truman's remarks on his potential role and support for whichever Democratic candidate is nominated.

Taft Truman Namine Eisenhower MacaArthur Porter Guy Sessions Dewey Repubicans Albans Missouri Huis Tramar

Support Ally Nominees Cite Key Backers in Party Process

The speaker praised the qualifications of W. Averell Harriman of New York, mutual security administrator, and said the same praise applied to Sen. Richard B. Russell of Georgia, chief congressional opponent of his civil rights program, along with other mentioned candidates.

W. Averell Harriman New York Richard BR. Russel Georgia

Eisenhower Faces First Western Test in Oregon Primary

Oregon voters crowd the polls as Eisenhower seeks a Western test of popularity. Officials expect record turnout around 50 000 of 778 000 registered voters with 9 a m to 9 p m PDT hours. Ke fauver aims for Democratic delegates while Taft supporters back write ins. Other GOP hopefuls MacArthur Morse Stassen are minor factors.

Portland Ore Dwight J. Eisenhowe Suny Tate Ohia Earl Warren California Harold E. Stassen Minnesota Minnesota Waged Only A Brief Campaign, Gen Douglas MacArthur Sen Wayne Morse Oregon Morse Eisenhower William R. Schneider St. Louis

Twins Contest At LaSalle Parochial High School Bazaar

The LaSalle Parochial High School bazaar drew 41 twin pairs from three states in a judging event. Ages ranged from three months to 51 years, with the oldest twins being Louis Foreman I of Wiley Ford West Virginia and his brother James of Cumberland. The youngest were Cumberland infants Patricia and Teresa Pannone.

Cumberland LaSalle Parochial High School Louis Foreman l Wiley Ford W. Va James Patricia Teresa Pannone

Tax relief for Congress members sparks debate over expenses

The House and Senate discuss tax treatment of congressmen's living and office expenses. A proposed amendment would recognize travel costs as deductible, aligning lawmakers with private business practices. The plan includes rent allowances for unavailable home-office space and notes current rules deeming members residents for tax purposes. The vote on the amendment fell short of required support.

McCormack Congress Washington Internal Revenue Bureau Sami

Reds' Forgotten Valley Smashed by Air Forces

Amid heavy combat, United Air Force F 88 Shooting Stars attack the forgotten valley with napalm and bombs. Fire from anti aircraft guns and constant strafing leave burning buildings and scattered troops as observers struggle to extinguish fires and endure the bombardment.

Page Ly Prith Air Force Wis Vyatteye Forgotten Valley

Pests Threaten County Alfalfa Crop Amid Rainy Spell

Local notes report aphids and spittlebugs infesting alfalfa fields amid ongoing rain. County Agent Mark and Miller advise spraying to control aphids while wet weather limits damage. second cuttings are less affected if rain subsides.

Mark Miller

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