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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1951
Page
4
Amelia doubts life’s value in old age but the lesson urges spiritual springtime. Solomon’s Song frames God as a loving speaker guiding the soul through aging. The piece argues love of God brings continual joy, flowers in every season, and death as a hopeful awakening.
Inflation remains a stubborn foe as meat prices drift under new dollars and cents. The piece argues the stabilization program by Charles E Wilson, Eric Johnston, and Michael DiSalle is crucial, though difficult, and details six key points of anti inflation policy. It notes OPS adjustments aim to curb spending and ration materials while meat pricing reflects planned production conditions and evolving output.
Western observers note long silent lines in Belgrade as citizens queue for bread milk and newspapers from dawn to after dark. Borba cites 47000 manhours daily in the capital's 282 cigarette kiosks reflecting extreme shortages and high prices.
Defense Mobilisation Director Charles E. Wilson visits England urging greater civilian cutbacks to boost defense output. He cites a 30 percent U.S. auto production cut, British car exports, and scarce British cars. The piece blends policy satire and policy debate with other Washington anecdotes on Acheson, Point Four, and Eisenhower MacArthur.
Poem fragment urges safe driving with imagery of night and brakes as a safer device. It reflects Edgar A. Guest style, offering a moral cue without narrative events or figures. The readable portion emphasizes caution and prudent conduct behind the wheel.
Frankfurt resident Hans Schmidt, a war survivor now in his sixties, reflects on reliance on everyday tasks over grand defense plans. He warns that power and elevators fail in raids, endorsing portable hand operated extinguishers and practical preparation while rebuilding after wars.
HAL BOYLE reports that UN forces in Korea, a diverse multinational army, have broken the latest Red offensive. The victory signals a turning point as Communist China and Soviet Russia face new lessons about liberty. If they learn this lesson, universal peace inches closer to reality.
To the limit of space questions on preventing disease will be answered with stamped self addressed envelopes. Dr Van Dellen will not diagnose individuals. Mumps tests reveal antibodies. skin tests show past infection and possible misdiagnosis. Orchitis occurs in adolescents and young men but rarely causes infertility. Prevention and immunity strategies evolve with new cultures and vaccines.
Memorial Day parade led by chief marshal D. W. Barkman featured eight bands from Beaver Greek Wolfaylie Martinsburg Boonsboro and Mapleville with merchants presenting floats. Hancock Shure and Brick Company yard owned by J T Bridges F Wilbur Hridges John Stigers J M In Rosen H W J Creager and P T Little burned for about 7000 insurance-covered loss.
Twenty years ago Co. O. Clark manager of the Go lontal Theater with Fire Chief Jack Ayergy organized a Junior Fire Fighters Club offering free ice cream, equipment inspections, and basic fire safety instruction for members.
The column jokes about women with many kids helping neighbors amid vacation costs. A Kansas woman shoots at her husband over peanuts. The piece notes Roosevelt’s prolific writing and a bibliography reaching 6 000 items.
The piece warns that speed is the worst error beside horn blowing, urging drivers to maintain space and time and avoid overreliance on brakes. It also notes Mark Twain authored or coauthored many Playa adaptations from his novels, with none singled out as outstanding.
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