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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1961
Page
2
This piece urges parents to act decisively to shape mature youngsters. It emphasizes joint parental authority, clear discipline, shared family activities, and transparent plans. It warns against premature social risk, encourages goal setting, and argues for early parental involvement to foster loyalty, honesty, and self-control.
AP interview with Sophia Loren in New York reveals her blunt philosophy to stay relaxed. Loren explains she stays naive, works hard, and avoids unwanted routines, saying she eats what pleases her and stops when tired, a rule she uses to handle fame and pressure.
The item notes a canal boatman’s son slipping from the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal aqueduct at Williamsport with minor injuries, a burglary at Grave Brothers valued at 3500, and church and civic news. It records Rev Dr Jarrett changing pulpits, Malsack’s retirement, Aaron Kreter McGraw’s succession, Funthouser’s bequest to St Johns Episcopal, and local mail contracts from July 1 1941 to June 30 1945. It mentions Hariman’s 45 years in law, Wentz’s church duties, Peter Park’s scholastic honors, Major Sparrow’s graduation, and Holland McKee Price’s Handi cap win.
The column surveys the evolution of Maryland's seals from the loss of the first seal during the Civil War era to the 1876 final Maryland Seal. It notes designs, mottos, and errors, including the 1854 Washington County seal and the later flag connection, with author Samuel E. Pruett of Hagerstown.
A winter day accident causes a car to crash into a telephone pole and fire hydrant, flooding an area and halting services. The chaos disrupts the street with 600 gallons per minute and spreads mud, while slick roads persist for miles. The piece ends with a moral urging readers to spread good deeds and divine love.
Relaxation and emotional calm aid peptic ulcer healing. Regular rest, moderation with stimulants, and proper nourishment support recovery. avoid empty stomachs and excessive acid exposure. Dr Van Dellen offers a leaflet on request. tomorrow’s feature covers palm reader psychology.
The Allen-Scott report outlines a five point joint chiefs program to train global anti guerrilla forces. It proposes special units within NATO SEATO CENTO and OAS and a refugee contingency to fight Communist subversion. Britain France and U.S. military leaders discuss implementation in Paris London and Washington.
Clara asks if her 8 year old mother would be happier in a big city after living with them in a small town. Arthur advises making Mom feel free to leave if she wishes and to show appreciation while preserving independence. Jeff asks about government subsidies and hears Charles Shuman on voluntary retirement and community activity.
Fragmentary verse speaks of winds carrying memories and longing through a valley and city street. Imagery centers on daisies, fragrance, and a distant love, with a refrain of whispering winds returning to comfort the speaker.
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