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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1951
Page
2
Mayor Herman L. Milla urges purchase of Veterans of Foreign Wars Buddy Poppies May 21 through May 31. Proceeds fund disabled and needy veterans. wear poppies on Memorial Day as a sign of gratitude to those who defended freedom.
Governor Theodora McKeldin will share speaking honors with U S Senator Richard M Nixon at the Maryland Federation of Young Republican Clubs state convention. Nixon will speak at the banquet in the evening, with preparations led by Warren Stultz and O T Kaylor as chairs.
Britannica notes Genghis Khan prepared campaigns through an extensive propaganda system emphasizing messaging and public persuasion to secure support and deter enemies.
An $800 found money turned in by honest New York citizens is returned to finder John Shanahan at the property clerk's office after no claimant within a prescribed time. The NYU student found the cash in a restaurant. The brittle star is described as a cousin of the starfish found on the bottoms of all seven seas.
About 300 Alsatians and spouses packed the Masonic Temple for a 40th anniversary banquet of the Alsatia Club with retiring president Franklin R. Miller presiding. New officers were named including Milton S. Porterfield as president and W. Keefer Bower as financial secretary. extensive remarks highlighted the club’s history and past activities.
Michael Sarco of Maugansville suffered possible hip fractures in an auto accident yesterday. He was taken to the hospital for treatment and was discharged. Harold Niner Jr Williamsport Route Two fractured his right ankle playing softball. Clarence Hutzell 11 600 block George Street fell and fractured his right wrist. Both were sent home after emergency room treatment. Also receiving care for a fracture of the right elbow was Ruby Lewis Smithsburg Route One who fell on Saturday.
The article notes that New York state received its name from Britain's Duke of York during the colonial era. It highlights the historical naming by the English crown and references the period when the region adopted the moniker.
The Hagerstown Chapter of the Women of the Moose will initiate a large group of candidates this evening at 8 o clock in honor of Mrs. Mabel Shirey a Grand Council member. Hospital Guild chairman Mrs. Jennie Fouche arranged the program, followed by a covered dish supper. Members are asked to bring a covered dish and wear white gowns. Loyal Order of Moose No 212 members are invited.
The statement notes that the intense heat produced by an atomic blast cannot be replicated by other known methods. It emphasizes the unique energy release of nuclear fission and its distinct thermal effects compared to conventional sources.
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