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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1963
Page
7
A jumble of zodiac notes lists signs Gemini to Pisces with dates and vague hints about personality, luck, and behavior. It mentions shifting social or romantic tones, favorable outcomes, and reminders to stay alert for opportunities, all from a 1063 syndicate publication.
The Daily Mail reports Maryland 4 H Club Week activities include a Gallery of Art talk by the Art curator, a meeting Thursday at 7 90 p m, and a college night at Roberta Shank Park. Transportation details and participation plans were discussed for the week of August 5. In Budapest Hungary, nearly 1 000 youths will join a science exchange with Hungarian academics at the University of Maryland campus featuring classes talks and workshops.
4 H judging practice sessions are scheduled across the week at multiple farm sites near Clear Spring and Dam on Nathan Stiles. An all day sheep beef and swine judging session starts at 9 30 a m today on the Fred Ernst farm. Lunch provided for 4 H members. Dairy judging Wednesday at Breathedsville on Nathan Stiles farm. Participants urged to bring lunch. Debate on golf tournaments presented by Dick Mullen at Hagerstown club. Optist district meeting report from Frederick. Family picnic announced for August at Elks grounds.
A dense listing of weekday radio programs from Hagerstown, detailing news weather and sports blocks, music shows, and feature segments. Notable items include Morning Rise and Shine, Paul Harvey features, World News, Farm News, and The Army Hour, with hourly updates and sports reports across the day.
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