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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1951
Page
6
A disabled war veteran and former college football star faces despair while wrestling with dependence. He recalls biblical lessons on weakness and divine power, saying God’s grace is sufficient and strength grows when he is weak, guiding him through discouragement toward trust.
United States diplomacy experts caution that pushing allies too hard could backfire, jeopardizing cooperation on key security and economic interests. Officials urge measured engagement to maintain trust and prevent rifts among partners.
Washington reflects on how four months elapsed from UN resolution naming Red China aggressor to an embargo against Communist China and Red Korea. The piece warns against dictatorial pressure on allies, cautions U S independence, and notes diplomats Warren Austin and deputies guiding UN along careful, patient lines.
HAL COCHRAN recalls British and Commonwealth forces fighting a desperate 80 hour stand at Imjin River during the Korean stalemate. Gloucester shire battalion, Australians, New Zealanders, and Turks suffered heavy casualties but helped save the Kieth Army amid a UN effort. The piece honors sacrifice across nations in the conflict and notes the broader mood of confusion back home.
The poem shows a young receptionist grilling a caller with questions about age weight and personal details. The speaker answers casually, noting the drill ends with the doctor in sight. A cancer death estimate from the American Cancer Society notes about 219000 Americans expected to die this year.
In a humorous HAL BOYLE column, a husband suspects his wife’s lunch appears tiny while she secretly snacks, tasting tuna on lettuce and claiming a light noon meal. The piece playfully explores marital suspicion, appetite, and clever banter about dieting and domestic meals. It ends by noting the vast cultivated lands of the United States and Russia.
At a School Board meeting Prof. C Edwin Carl was reappointed principal of Males High School and Prof John B Hanser named principal of Female High School. A new can recycling plan offers one cent per dozen for cans brought to the Academy of Music rear for Clean Up Day. Gruber's Orchestra entertained at a Women’s Suffrage meeting with speakers Frank Romney and Edward Taylor introduced by Major J C Byron. Workmen uncover era relics near Frederick railroad including bullets buckles spurs from War of 1812 and Civil War camps.
Munketown Memorial Association sponsored the town observance with Congressman David J. Lewis as the chief speaker. At the city park track meet Hagerstown High School earned honors while Harold Sprecher suffered a fractured leg in a collision. Morning bus removal disrupted Mercersburg shoppers and the Blue Ridge Transportation Co was urged to restore service.
To the limit of space questions on disease prevention will be answered. Personal replies with a stamped envelope. Dr Van Delten will not diagnose or prescribe. Topics include dropsy ankles myasthenia gravis treatments and new drugs tested by physicians.
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