Daily Mail publication and subscription details
The notice lists publication frequency, postal handling, and contact lines for the Daily Mail in Hagerstown. It includes Easter address, phone numbers, and subscription rates for in town and distant mail, with monthly and yearly prices and zone distinctions. It notes Associated Press membership and exclusive rights to local news republication.
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Hagerstown
J. Garvin Hager Easter
Associated Press
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AP Néwe
Let's Ask the Bible Eric Finds Solace in God’s Constant Home
In a reflection titled Tourth for Today Eric, 19, a soldier in an army camp, laments a lonely life with a broken home. The piece uses Luke 15:31 to teach that God offers a permanent heavenly home and constant love, even when earthly care is lacking, urging daily communion with the Holy Family for security and joy.
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Eric
Luke
Shou
Heaven
British Embargo Shows Solidarity Across Atlantic
The piece argues Britain’s rubber embargo on Red China signals closer Anglo American unity amid Cold War strains. It cites Churchill urging fuller recognition of Communist China and warns against fissures that could aid Moscow. It emphasizes standing together against Soviet Communism.
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Britain
Red China
United States
Allisa
U. S
Far East
Free World
Formosa
Winston Churchill
China
Attlee
Coattaia
Churchill
Atlantic
Science Advances Redesign Farm Animals for Modern Markets
Washington column notes animal husbandry scientists redesigning livestock to fit modern food needs. Hogs now yield leaner meat and mature faster. dairy cattle breeds boost milk by 20 percent. calves born heavier. steers reach 900 pounds in 15 months with feed savings. Poultry breeding targets size and faster growth. vitamin research raises chick maturity and broiler efficiency. new feed methods preserve vitamins. Artificial breeding expands dairy cow productivity. crossbreeding with Red Sindhi and Jerseys may yield heat-tolerant new dairy cattle. Danish American hogs show promise for lean meat and larger litter output.
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Ashington
Columbia
U.S. Inter-Mountain Range
Bellaville
Beltsville
South
Pennsylvania
Barbs By Hal Gochran Notes Spring Rainy Days And Magazine Covers
A light column reflects on saving for rainy days and spring fashion as bathing beauties occupy magazine covers. A Washington man won a steak eating contest by finishing five plates and the hero was the purchaser. London tavern beer prices rise a penny a pint as calls for white collar solidarity strengthen resistance to global threats.
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Hal Gochran
Washington
London
Heredity and disease in a medical column
Dr Van Delten explains hereditary factors in health, noting many inherited conditions are controllable or curable with early diagnosis and treatment. The piece discusses illnesses like diabetes, gout, myopia, and limb defects, and answers readers on squinting, slow pulse, and congenital versus hereditary causes. It includes patient questions and practical advice.
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Mary. K
Ted
Fairchild Planes Spotlighted in Life Magazine Feature
Life magazine’s May 28 issue highlights Fairchild C-119 Flying Boxcars with photos and an editorial on vertical envelopment. Major General Gavin discusses airlifted troop and cargo operations, noting Boxcars delivering howitzers troops and matériel during Fort Bragg maneuvers.
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Life Magazine
James M. Gavin
Gavin
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
Hagerstown
Long Distance Taxi Driver Named In Stalwart City Contests
M. L. Keyser of 147 West Church Street is nominated as champion long distance taxi driver. He operates his own eight passenger taxi and hauls groups to conventions, sometimes to Baltimore Ocean City and Wilmington, often staying over until sessions end. His notable trip carried seven members to a Michigan convention, earning similar profits to a month of local hauls.
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M. L. Keyser
Weat Church Street
Keyser
Baltimore
Ocean City
Wilmington
Grand Napida
Mich
Bathsheba and Marquis facts network profiled in odd 20th century tale
A fragmentary article outlines Marquis Facts Inc a research driven venture by lawyer Marquis to answer questions for the public including Bathsheba the biblical figure. It notes the business model pricing and claims a large audience of inquiries, with references to 20th century film projects and a mix of curious clients.
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York
Brary
Terre Marquis Facts, Inc
Nolon
Gipsy AP
Faye Emerson
Lee
General Electricgy
National Business M
Intere Yany
Sion
Bathsheba
Fox Film Studio
20Th Century
David
Sheba
Puble Marqula
Bathleize
Genesf
Star Corporal Everett M. Matson receives Bronze Star
Corpl Everett M. Matson of Eskles Mill is awarded the Bronze Star for bravery in Korea near Yong-ni and east of the regimental perimeter. He held a machine gun position under heavy fire, pinning the enemy while his company advanced, aiding a counterattack and minimizing casualties. Matson enlisted in 1949, went to Korea in July, and hoped for a sergeant’s promotion as he returns home on rotation.
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Everett M. Matson
Rodney Marshall
Mill
Wos
Chi
Korea
Yong-Ni
Marshall
Iing
Attacoin
Rhall
Cpl
Baltimore
Eskles Mill
Mary Summers
System
Mary Wolf
Miss Grace
Jottings From Yesteryears: Bank Resignation and Local Appointments
John S. Kausler resigned as assistant cashier at the Hagerstown Bank after 26 years of service. George Brooks becomes bookkeeper at Emmett's Hardware, succeeding Joshua E. Powles, who was named city tax collector.
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John S. Kausler
Confederate Memorial Association
Col
John Carmichael
Joseph D. Mish
J. Grason Steffey
Harold Bester
Hagerstown Bank
George Brooks
Emmett's Hardware Company
Joshua E. Powles
Brethrenstown era railroad depots downgraded and merged
Twenty years ago B and O stations at Breth Eds Warterton Gapland and Rohr araville were downgraded to nonagency passenger depots. Agency business moved to existing county stations. J W Jamison Jr urged Williamsport water pumping to be electrified. anticipated $15 000 annual savings to cover construction in a few years. Herald noted John Peale Bishop, former Hagerstown resident, and brother.
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Bretheds
Warterton
Gapland
Rohraraville
J. W. Jamison, Jr
Williamsport
Herald
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