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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1957
Page
12
Washington correspondent reports on President Eisenhower's new 1838 budget plan amid Treasury Secretary Humphrey's push for tighter spending. It notes opponents cite higher deficits vs promises of economy, with taxes poised for broad relief but already rising receipts.
A discussion of Senator Kefauver joining the Senate Foreign Relations Committee beside Edward Kennedy highlights tensions between seniority and merit within the Democratic Party. The piece notes Kefauver’s veteran status and high profile as a former crime committee chair, while questioning whether seniority should dictate chairmanship or if fitness and geography should determine committee assignments.
The steering committee cited Kennedy over Kefauver as the main factor in the choice with Forelan Rete’s eastern delegates sparse except for Green. Three Southern Whigh Js delegates from Kefauvar’s regina include Fulbright Arkansas Sparkman Alabama and Long Louisiana. The note links Kennedy’s stance to past Congressional reforms proposals from over a decade ago.
Washington outlines aims for Ike's second inauguration. Flemming argues for a tighter two hour parade with TV control and missile displays. Ball logistics include four balls with better parking and plastic cups. Weather is anticipated to be the only major hazard. plans stress order and security.
Eli Wallach, once a Brooklyn candy store son's post office survivor, rose to Broadway after Army service and film debut in Baby Doll. In a New York interview he discusses film versus stage, his upbringing, and long career with plays like The Rose Tattoo and The Teahouse of the August Moon, aiming for varied roles over stardom.
A column by Z R Van Dellen MD discusses medical questions on preventing disease, including protein and mineral supplements, and advocates natural childbirth with limited anesthesia. It covers peritonitis treatment, expectant mother preparation, and notes on analgesic use, with a segue to adolescence and a reader query about high protein supplement intake for a boss.
Forty years ago Rev Hilton Orrick of St John s Episcopal Church urged compulsory military training in a sermon. Curare for relaxation was discussed as a muscle relaxant in medical use. Measles cases totaled 1032 in a health officer report covering November and December. Williamsport Canning Company elected new directors: Flook Beckley Traver Wise Rowe Murray Bachiell. Hagerstown and Frederick rail plans included a 9000 horsepower turbine generator upgrade.
The column riffs on comedians and aging, noting changing physiques from muscles to wallet size, referencing a mailman’s friend and a man assured of his soul who often has a demanding wife, then wryly observes a girl learning from mistakes as she grows.
A humorous monologue notes how a well dressed man at Christmas watches peers, with gravy stains and frayed ties. The piece laments how the focus on appearance can fade and references an unrelated line about Lusitania as a provincial hint.
A cautious financial outlook dominates with advice to avoid extravagance and support worthy causes without chasing hard luck stories. The period June to October brings social pleasure, group activities, and potential monetary gains, while November promises positive news. A child born today is intellectually inclined but may show a caustic streak.
Stockholders of the Home Builders Savings and Loan Association chose M P Moller Sr as president Elmer N Funkhouser and J Stickell as vice presidents C Warry Keller treasurer Homer V Bakle assistant treasurer Harry Brindle attorney Charles Ditto secretary and Franklin R Miller assistant secretary Construction of a new Polamar i River bridge at Miencock was delayed due to lack of appropriation by West Virginia legislators Residents feared the first ice jam or high water would damage the temporary span in Hancock area Also mentions Roosevelt inauguration forecasts and DMV speeding penalties along with fabric fading effects from Rita Landry UC Texan chemist
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