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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1957

Page

18

Migrants and Canning Plants Frame a Coastal Economy

A report traces migrant workers from Virginia to New Jersey, noting harsh living conditions and public attitudes. It details the Tri State Packers association and its plants, keys numbers on canning output, wages, and year round employment, with state data for Virginia and Maryland.

Maxie Elizabeth Gare Virginia Maryland Delaware New Jersey Tri- State Packers’ Assn., Inc

Mayflower Near Plymouth Delays Spark Weather Confusion

Provincetown authorities and Plymouth officials monitor the Mayflower II as it remains about 200 miles west of Plymouth. Captain Alan Villiers says arrival could be Friday or Saturday, while Weather Bureau questions the lack of wind and efforts to reach Cape Cod for the signing commemoration.

Provincetown Mass Plym Plymouth Ronald Forth Alan Villiers Lillie Weather Bureau Boston Villier Nantucket Samuel Penn Boston Weather Bureau Villier’s Cape Cod Provincetown Way

Nicodemus National Bank opens new Virginia Avenue branch

A photo from Saturday's opening ceremonies shows Nicodemus National Bank at Halfway unveiling its Virginia Avenue branch. Centered is Thomas W. Panghorn, chairman of the board, receiving a boutonniere from Mrs Mil as the management team takes charge.

New Virginia Avenue Nicodemus National Bank Thomas W. Panghorn Center Nicodemus National Mil

Migrants Move North in Small Atlantic Communities

The text notes 9 780 migrants this year, Delaware expects 4500 to 6000, mostly southern Black workers. About half of Delaware’s regular recruits are Puerto Ricans, with some Texicans also mingling. Some migrants travel independently, called free wheelers, arriving to meet labor needs. They peak in October and return southward as relief grows.

DelaWare Maryland Shark

Actress Defends Soap Operas as TV Heats Debate

The piece notes actress Lydia Canfield defending daytime serials arguing soap operas offer depth and continuity. It contrasts serials with single-episode work, highlighting ongoing character development and emotional range across Brighter Day and Anniversary Waltz. The report also covers Gov McKeldin’s defense of Avery Owens for the Wicomico County school board appointment amid scrutiny.

Uae Charles Mercer New York Bennis Mas Muriell Boston Williams Lydia Canfield Cbs-Tv Ly Targid Sacandaga Park Theater Gloversville N.Y Dover N.H Wilone Threelliams

Committee inquiry on his fitness and character

A readers’ letter questions whether the committee objects to him as a man or citizen, noting the letter fails to state any grounds for objection. The brief remark implies scrutiny of his character without detailing specific issues.

Annapolis McKeldin Wicomica County Salisbury Chamber of Commerce Avery W. Owens Wicomic County

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