Mr. Tobacco Kolodny Shapes U S Tobacco Scene
Joseph Kolodny, an immigrant who arrived in America with seven dollars, rose to run a multi billion dollar tobacco firm. He heads the National Association of Tobacco Distributors and speaks extensively for industry reform and consumer analysis. His anecdotal notes include household buying habits and a tale about a firm nearly failing due to family conflicts.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Joseph Kolodny
Joe
Kolodny
Poland
America
National Association of Tobacco Distributors
Alsmn
Daily Mail Hagerstown Information and Rates
Local daily newspaper notice lists editors Garvin Haghir and P. Garbin, with subscription rates by zone and mail option. Rates include monthly 1.00, six months 5.50, yearly 10.00 for city delivery, higher sums for outer zones and foreign mail. Associated Press rights noted for local news and dispatches.
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Daily” Mail
Hagegetown
Garvin Haghr
Carner
Hagerstown
Associated Press
The Miracle of Holy Baptism and Inner Renewal
A sermon laments youths like Hank the cleanest boy in town while warning that scrubbing cannot cleanse the soul. It touts Holy Baptism as the only true washing of hearts, minds, and moral nature through faith, hope, and love, contrasting artificial fixes with divine transformation.
Boulware Sees Public Wants Unions as Servants
Samuel Boulware vice president of General Electric labor relations argues unions should be servants of employers not masters. He says public mood shifts away from pro union dominance and stresses voluntary pay reforms joint employer engagement and community trust.
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Ashington
NEA
Seamuel
Boulware
General Electric
David McDonald
Truman
McDonald
CIO
White House
Ware Stabilization Board
C FE
Wilson
Congress
Boulware Ie
Gab
War Production Board
Washington
C. E. Wilson
WPA
G. E
Uion
Hour of Decision in Korea Shapes World War Tone
President argues against Soviet participation in a neutral armistice commission and warns against forcing displaced persons home. He weighs military options beyond the Yalu and the crucial role of global public opinion in sustaining support for fighting Communism.
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Korea
Russia
Yalu
China
Joint Chiefs of Staff
America
Stalin
Asia
Europe
Manter
Reds In Northern Indochina Harvest Big Rice Crop
In the Red River Delta north of Hanoi, Viet Minh forces pause fighting to harvest a bumper rice crop. Across northern Indochina both sides focus on gathering grain, as rice remains the staff of life and a key exchange medium amid ongoing conflict.
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Indonesia
Larry Allen
Hanoi
Indochina
Red River
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Village tax rate unchanged in Williamaport
The Williamaport commissioners set the town tax rate at 35 cents on 100 dollars of assessed value, the same as last year. Honard L. Poffenherazer of St James passed the State Board of Pharmacy exam. Blue Laws enforcement boosts Sunday bootlegging of cigarettes cigars candy fruit and other goods. H S Bomberger elected president of Boonsboro Library Association with Jr Z Wade as treasurer and Dr Thilman H. Smith as secretary.
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Bursear Ang Commissioners
Williamaport
Honard L. Poffenherazer
St James
State Board of Pharmacy
H. 5S
Bomberger
Boonsboro Library Association
Jr. Z, H. Wade
Thilman H. Smith
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest on Fishing Dreams
The poem celebrates pride in gear from fibreglass to jeweled reels and the joy of a long wait for better tackle. It recalls a fisherman’s journeys from ocean to great waters and the enduring lure of a simple bamboo pole and line.
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Priae
Tve
Ant
Rheumatology and hearing loss letters in Chicago Tribune syndicate
Readers send questions on arteritis otosclerosis deafness anemia and arthritis. Dr Van Daellen explains hereditary factors and treatment options while noting fenestration and hearing aids offer relief. A reader asks if fruit cake helps anemia and about sebaceous cysts and osteoarthritis.
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Dr. van Dellen
Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate, Inc
Tribune Tower
Chicago
H. Ulinots
Cora
Theo. van Daellen
Governor Calls For Full Investigation Into Dismissal
Baltimore May 2. Governor McWeldin requests a full investigation after Judge Levinson dismissed charges against Thomas L. Fahey Jr for a January fatal pedestrian strike due to lack of evidence. Chief Magistrate Stanley G. Schery calls a Tuesday meeting with magistrates to discuss the case and trial logistics.
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Baltimore
McWeldin
Stanley G. Schery
Maristrate S. Robert
Levinson
Thomas L. Fahey, Jr
Fahey
Scherer
Traffc Court
Scherr
Tow Has No Police Chief Amid Turbulent Reforms
A southern town of 8 000 hectares operates without a police chief under a new deal. The police commissioner receives only regular council member pay and expected a salary near 9 000 dollars annually. The passage alludes to broader geopolitical figures like China's circumference.
May observances and notable visitors mark town
About 200 youths attended St Marys May Profession at Beverly Welland crowns the statue. Frances Bonebraker reads the consecration act. Orville Wright visited town en route to Washington, D C. Rev Dr J Edward Harms named president of the Lutheran Synod of Maryland. Martin V B Bostellar named as keynote speaker for Memorial Day in Smithsburg. The article also notes tobacco use and opinions in the South and U S Senate snuff box comparisons.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Beverly Welland
Frances Bonebraker
Or‘ville Wright
National Advisory Committee On Aeronautics
Alexander
Akron
Washington, D. C
J. Edward Harms
St. Joioin's Tutheran Church
Laitheran Synod of
Maryland
Martin V. B. Bostellar
Smithsbureg
Dantyankea
Mason- Dixon Line
U. S. Senate
Kolodny
Fsnally
Barbs and Bits From Hal Cockran Snippets
A collage of quips on women cooking economy, umbrella use in ancient China, a vanished lost and found note, odd ad phrases, and snippets about health and TV programs. The piece blends light satire with fragmented lines and humorous asides.
Williams Slightly Hurt in Auto Crash
Detroit May 25 Michigan's favorite-son candidate G Mennen Williams was shaken up in an auto accident today. He escaped serious injury.
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Detroit
Michigan
G& Mennen Williams
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