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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1950

Page

5

So Far So Good In Korea War Turning Point Near

An analysis argues that UN forces in Korea cut off North Korean supply lines near the 38th parallel signaling a potential turning point. It warns of Chinese intervention, Stalinist orders, and broader Soviet aims, with global risk from any spark that could ignite war.

U. N South Korea 38Th Parallel United Nations Moscow Korea Stalin Truman Germany Austria Trieste United States Tabor MacArthur

Senators expose interstate crime networks tied to politics

The Kefauver committee reports nationwide crime syndicates influence business and politics, with evidence of police corruption, city and state officials complicit, and syndicates expanding into hotels, night clubs, meat firms, liquor distribution, and small steel firms amid a crackdown.

Washington NEA Florida Senate Committee United States Estes Kefauver D-Tenn Rudolph Halley Halley Kefauver Melvin J. Richard Miami Beach Phil Short Short Richard Ihroads Aubpoena

Jottings From Yesteryears Items from Allentown and Roanoke

Sweetheart owned by William McHenry placed third in a 2:15 pacing race for an $800 purse at Allentown Fair yesterday. In Roanoke D C Beckner married Miss Mamie Lowder in a show window as 1500 onlookers watched. The bass weighing over four and a quarter pounds was landed at Bergner's Mill by Rev Dr A N Hagerty. A note on marriages and local events closes with Chas Beck cafe opening on Oxford Street.

Sweetheart William McHenry Allentown Fair Roanoke D. C Beckner Mamie Lowder P. S. Miller Dunkard Thiis Bergner's Mill A. N. Hagerty First Presbyterian Church Hal Cochran

Local Boy Scouts Honored for First Aid at Fair

Twenty years ago local Boy Scouts earned praise for first aid at the fair. An emergency station operated near the race track assisted visitors with heat prostration dog bites burns nosebleeds and other injuries. Eddie Semler and Earl Widmyer were key figures shaping the efforts.

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Local sports notes and business openings highlight town page

Harbaugh and Jack Stonebraker planned scoring additions for the team. Jamison Jr., president of the Blue Ridge League, was named to oversee the Little World Series between Rochester and Louisville. The Hagerstown area welcomed a new barbeque stand opened by H W Cornish on the Williamsport Pike at Tammany.

Jamison Rochester Louisville Ito Hagerstown H. W. Cornish Williamsport Pike Tammany

Multiple sclerosis overview and treatment concepts

A historical outline explains multiple sclerosis as a variable, often chronic disease with episodic relapses and partial recoveries. It discusses possible causes in the spinal cord vessels, notes diverse symptoms from vision to motor issues, and lists treatments from vasodilators to vitamins and allergy-based remedies, with mixed results.

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Harvest Time in an Orchard Poem Snapshot

A verse reflects on nature’s work in an orchard under the morning sun. It contrasts the effortless growth of peach and apple trees with humanity’s struggle for peace. The poem notes how nature follows a divine plan from blossom to fruit and laments human desire for gold.

Rangoon University Union Abolishes Dances

Rangoon University Students Union plans to end college dances to safeguard coeds. Newly elected president Sein Mya Maung stated in a newspaper interview the union aims to be progressive like Oxford and Cambridge.

University Students’ Union Sein Mya Maun Rin Union Oxford Cambridge

World Ages As 2 Billion Year Old

The remark playfully suggests humanity should temper expectations until a longer, maturer era passes, framing growth as a gradual process rather than rapid development.

Intervals of relief and disease prompt confusion

The text notes difficulty distinguishing spontaneous relief from medication effects and mentions upcoming discussions on the problem of igatus hernia. It adds an odd line about tests showing mosquitoes prefer biting a rabbit over a human.

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