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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1957

Page

5

Flood losses top 27 million in Texas Oklahoma

Farmers across Texas and Oklahoma facing ongoing rain and floods with total crop damage reaching 27,285,000 dollars in Texas. The Texas Defense and Disaster Office reports 1,567,255 acres damaged while Oklahoma officials note widespread crop wipeouts. Some regions, like West Texas and parts of the Panhandle, fare better with timely harvests and normal rains, while Wise County and Denton see wind, hail, rust, and delayed plantings affect yields.

Dallas Texas Oklahoma North Texas Wheat Belt Texas Defense and Disaster Office Extension Service Panhandle South Plains Waco Gulf Coast Wichita Falls Denton Dist Ted Martin Edwards Plateau San Angelo

Mental Health Group Plans New Chapters Expansion

FEDERALSBURG Md The Maryland Assn for Mental Health expects rapid growth by fall with seven more chapters to join, expanding beyond the Eastern Shore. President Foster W Talbott reported re election and noted current chapters in Caroline St Marys Talbot Wicomico and Worcester counties. Also eyeing Allegany Anne Arundel Cecil Dorchester and Garrett counties as affiliates. The Eastern Shore average 10 cents per person to mental health support in 1956 versus five cents in Baltimore area and two cents in other counties. About 50 people attended the annual meeting where officers were reelected.

Federalsburg Maryland Assn Foster W. Talbott Talbott Baltimore Caroline St. Marys Talbot Wicomica Worcester Allegany Anne Arundel Cecil Charles Howard Dorchester Garrett Mental Hygiene Society of Greater Baltimore Eastern Shore Baltimore City Baltimore County Associon Hava

Case Of Missing Menfolk Recovers Shelving Tool

The Handy Man, after a fisherman's luck bad streak, recuperates at a nearby lake. Mrs Homemaker discovers his light weight power saw fits the need for cutting a length of shelving.

Walter O'Keeffe Still Tops TV Entertainer, Mercer Says

Charles Mercer notes Walter O'Keefe remains a leading radio and TV figure. He cites O'Keefe’s adaptability from radio to television, his long career with shows like Nightline and Double or Nothing, and his insight into the camera as a current challenge.

Mercer Walter O'Keefe Charles Mercer New York O’keefe O'Keefe NBC Nightline Rudy Wallee Iowa Hall Hedy Lamar On O'Keefe Grouchola Marx Jas

Billy Graham Urges Ministers to Talk More About Sex

In Madison Square Garden Billy Graham told 17,000 in New York that ministers must discuss sexual morality openly. He warned copyrighting culture and leisure trends fuel immorality, saying moral deterioration could destroy America more than communism. The crusade may extend beyond June 30 to July 21 due to rising momentum.

George Cornell New York Billy Graham Graham Madison Square Garden America the Evangelist Vikanus UK New York Crusade Executive Committee Roger Hull Mutual of New York Insurance Co Christ

All But 5 Downtown Street Intersections Modernized

Five remaining intersections in downtown Hagerstown will receive modern traffic lights next week or two, completing the modernization drive before year end. New system adds a box at each intersection for flexible timing, replacing a single former controller at City Hall. Fire alarms will soon trigger all lights to blink red.

Hagerstown William Shrader SS Portable Electric Light City Signal Department Mulhangers Kerry South Locust East Antietam Street Handyman Washington Street Public Square City Hall Shrader

Power Tools and Home Tasks Stir Feminine Frustration

Three women depicted vent anger over handy men playing hockey as chores pile up. Lightweight power tools ease domestic duties found in workshop miscreants’ spaces. Hedge trimming easier with a nitro-powered trimmer, reducing effort versus hedge shears.

Firemen Plan Annual Carnival by South Hagerstown Fire Company

Final plans for the carnival will be made tonight at 8 o'clock when the South Hagerstown Fire Company meets. The event will be staged the first week of July at the Superior Dairy lot with refreshments served this evening.

Antietams Antietam Fire Company Carnival Committee South Fair+play Fire Company

Six Year Old Delays Doctor Call With Jokes

In Rochester a 6 year old answered a doctor’s call. He told the caller to wait while he fetched a pencil and then wrote a message about a broken paint. He then quipped about birds that cannot fly naming the emu kiwi and ostrich.

Rochester Michael Cronmiller Charles Tolande James Robert Yyear Dr. Lolande Lolande James

Embroidery Pattern Ad From Old Chelsea Bazaar

An quirky 19th century style ad promotes embroidery transfer patterns for novelty electric suixer covers. It invites readers to mail 35 cents to a New York post office box for pattern numbers and a 1857 Needlecraft book, claiming dozens of new designs and easy handwork for home use.

Bazaar Pitt Daily Mall Neadlerratt P.O. Rex

Exercises Properly Adjusted To Individual Good For All

Dr. J W Wilee of Columbus Ohio told the American Medical Assn convention that exercise properly adjusted to the individual benefits most hearts. He said past infections and heredity influence heart risk and that athletic hearts are often inherited or developed through effort rather than inherently damaged. He warned against excessive activity for those with preexisting heart conditions and suggested cautious continued training for many with prior infections.

Alton L. Blakeslee Science New York J. W. Wilee Columbus Ohio Wilce Wilee Wilge

State Senate Approves Blood Donation Jail Break Plan

The State Senate approved a measure offering prisoners five days off their jail sentences for donating a pint of blood. The proposal, if enacted, ties early release credits to voluntary blood donations and outlines eligibility and procedures within the correctional system.

Sacramento Calif State Senate

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