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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1957

Page

2

See It Now on TV Sunday Praised for Clinton Report

Mercer lauds See It Now for Clinton segment on integration. Edward R. Murrow and Fred Friendly traced community voices, highlighting law and order through closeups of citizens. John Kasper is questioned. local principals, pastors, and students describe impact, with moving, frank testimony.

Mercer Charles Mercer New York Clinton Tenn CBS Edward Generalizarions Citimans John Kasper United States

Plainfield to honor Olympic decathlon hero Milt Campbell

Plainfield New Jersey prepares a reception parade and banquet to honor Milt Campbell a Plainfield High School football star and Olympic decathlon champion. Campbell placed second in 1952 at Helsinki and won the event at Melbourne in 1956 while achieving national track crowns.

Plainfield N. J Milt Campbell Campbell Plainfield High School Belsinka Melbourne Australia

College scores update from AP wires

Richmond defeated Virginia 80 to 56 while West Virginia crushed Pitt 89 to 6. Cornell Carolina beat William and Mary 71 to 5.

Richmond Virginia West Virginia Pitt Arent Carolina Wm & Mary

Jews Tell Of Terrorism And Their Expulsion From Egypt

A Naples ship from Egypt brings Jewish passengers who recount terrorism, imprisonment, and expulsion. They describe police raids at night, confiscation of shops, and forced signatures to leave Egypt, with fares paid and many stateless. Several say most Egyptian Jews will stay or depart with limited baggage.

Egypt Naples Malya Wash & Lee Citadel Alexandria Hampden-Sydney Randolph Macon Georgetown Geo. Washington Princeton Columbia Elizabeth City Hampton Soas Institute Eeyplian Holy Cross Rhode Island St. Francis Bkn Tege Dayton Canisius Coun Mariella California High Point King (Tenn Lincoln Memorial Emory Newry France England Italy Colgate Muhlenberg NYU Fairleigh-Dickinson Lynchburg Bridgewater West Liberty Glenville W. Va Tech Davis & Elkins Cairo Mstody Iories Concentraion

Crosby Golf Meet Starts On Friday in Monterey

About 70 lesser known players compete for one of 20 remaining entry spots in Bing Crosby's 16th annual pro am clambake in Monterey California. Defending champ Byron Middlecoff leads a strong field alongside Gene Sarazen Lawson Little and Cary Middlecoff with Crosby and several entertainers and sports figures scheduled to participate.

Monterey Calif Bing Crosby Gene Sarazen Lawson Little Byron Nelson Cary Middlecoff Middlecoff Crosby Bob Bob Hope Dean Martin Dick Arley Guy Madison Tex Barker Freeman Gordon Dennis O'Keefe Randolph Scott Buddy Rogers Lefty O'Doul Bob Lem' Jon Ralph Kiner Gerry Priddy Dizzy Dean Jim M Lamin Ernie Nevers Red Sanders Bones Hamilton

Youngster Still Doesn't Know His Mother Died In Bus Crash

In Lexington Virginia a bus crash on U S 11 killed the mother of a missing week-old boy, Marie Regina Jackson of Scranton PA, and his brother. Five others died and thirteen were hospitalized. The boy Charles, 2, remains in Stonewall Jackson Hospital while nurses care for him. He clings to toy pistols and asks for his mommy who is gone, as he recovers from injuries and grows fond of hospital staff.

Lexington Charles Duane Jackson Charles J Stonewall Jackson Hospital Charles Marie Regina Jackson Scranton Eolwart U.S Little Charles Edward E. Jackson Dover

Youth Shoots Girl Student Then Himself in Vermillion

In Vermillion a senior girl student at the University of South Dakota was fatally shot at her home by a sophomore she declined to wed. He then shot himself and was critically wounded. Jeannely Bruyer, drum majorette, died from six bullets to the upper body. Donald Steele, son of a Robbinsdale veterinarian, was hospitalized in critical condition in Sioux City.

Vermillion University of South Dakota Theodore Dolney Clay County Jeannely Bruyer Sioux City Iowa Donald Steele D. S. Steele Robbinsdale

Douglas DO&E airliner transformation at United hangar

Workmen overhaul a Douglas DO&E airliner in Denver to feature all white leather ceiling panels coral leather lounge seating and blue gray carpeting. UAL aims to attract more decoration-sensitive women and emphasizes a bold design. Charles awaits his father Edward E. Jackson visiting from Dover, following a recent family tragedy.

Denver United Air Lines I Ual Womck

Bank Officials Re-Elected At Three Annual Meetings

Officials of three Hagerstown banks held annual stockholders meetings yesterday. Farmers and Merchants Bank, Second National Bank, and Nicodemus National Bank re elected most officers. new branch manager Joseph C Grassnickle named for Northsburg at Farmers and Merchants. board members and officers listed for all three banks. Second National re elected directors including Cearfogs Howard Jamison Leiter Miller Potterfield Schindel Sharrett Thomas Young. officers Thomas Howard Schindel Potterfield Gibney Mumin Miller. Nicodemus kept incumbents Pangborn Roulette Nichols Taler Neikirk Gardenhour Hammaker Beecher Reid. directors Fridinger Hoffman McElwee Nichols Oswald Panghorn Porter Porter Rowlette Wyand.

Hagerstown Nicodemus National Bank Second National Bank Farmers and Merchants Banks Hagerstown Trust Company Joseph C. Grassnickle Nithsburg The Farmers and Merchants Bank Adward M. Bearinger Otto P. Johman D. Webster Groh, Jr Amay L. Hoffman Omer T. Kaylor Frank W. Mish, Jr Hoy D. Newman Hubert J. Sistelmyer Alvin F. Thuma Augusta M. Cearfogs W. Russell Howard J. ¥. Jamison, III Qdelle M. Leiter Leo H. Miller Claude Mf. Potterfield Hubert I. Schindel Ralph L. Sharrett Franklin M. Thomas Walter C. Young Bawk Hubert H. Schindel Claude M. Petterfield Ralph J. Gibney Harry K. Mumin, Jr Lea H. Miller Nicodemos National Nicode James S. Reid Harry ‘J. Fridinger Charles W. Hoffman Herbert W. McElwee Leroy Nichols Edward Oswald, Jr Thomas W. Panghorn Harold M. Porter W. Geary Porter Ellsworth R. Rowlette Ralph B. Wyand

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