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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1950
Page
5
The notice outlines subscription pricing for the Daily Mail including in city and mail rates, carrier delivery options, and postal classification details. It also confirms copyright and republication rights held by The Associated Press for the paper’s local news.
A satirical essay warns against predicting Soviet war timing, noting Dewey’s dubious claim of imminent conflict and criticizing public figures who spread alarm. It argues for calm, steady preparation without sensational dates, urging Americans to focus on responsibility and avoid panic.
A garbled ode notes Hal Cochran and a tepid toast to memory. It mentions tram Wid A Frenchmas and an odd tan in 563 with scattered references to Eskimos and fashion terms.
Washington column reports defense officials fear rising draft evasion and resignation among reservists and draftees. Men express disillusion, fearing lost earnings, unclear guarantees, and political influence behind military mobilization.
HAL BOYLE writes from Korea as September advances, noting shifts in morale and war weariness. He contrasts Congress decisions in Washington and factory output with the daily pressures on soldiers and civilians, hinting at looming hardship and cautious hope amid the front lines and distant political actions.
Inspection tours by engineers of the State Jds Commission revealed that unising of the county's fireplace facade was placed upon them. The Scheht replacement was the bride the and Canad at Manenck, causing delays as traffic reduced. Willian J. Middiekaal offered resignation from the Street Board after the ta prince of The city. Members of Christ Reformed Church and Salem Church extended car travel along Cearfoss Pike toward Kev Hare SOUP west eastate CHEE E TOW.
At Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church meeting held at William Dodegraff's home in West Washington Street, Mrs Wodegraff to furnish and decorate the new building. Laura Mobley Updegraft noted. Water Company demurrer case against Mayor and County raised, argued today. County Health reports August birth rate high and death rate low with 43 deaths.
A blended page item weaves a sentimental verse by Edgar A. Guest with stray prose about pity and hardship. It notes political buzz in Milwaukee where Senator Wiley nears a Senate bid and Wisconsin towns tackle water mains protection as a volunteer fire department forms with 44 members.
A medical Q and A column reviews how stress, emotions, and medical school pressures may raise blood pressure in a 29 year old student. It explores sedative use, veratrum viride, nitrite vasodilators, and psychoneurosis as underlying factors.
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