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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1960
Page
7
A brief religious fragment notes believers listening as Bare madas and Paxi recount signs and wonders God performed among the Gentiles. The text then urges every believer to seek God's mercy and guidance. The voice reflects early church emphasis on divine works among non Jews.
Defense Secretary Gates warns of a Cold War bluff by the Soviet Union as he tests a nuclear confrontation theory. The piece cautions about Malinovsky's air shield, China risks, and the dangers to allied bases in Norway, Pakistan, and Britain amid potential base pressure and political choices in Congress.
A HAL BOYLE column surveys strange truths from Florida to Spain, noting legal marriages to a mother’s brother, soldiers’ battlefield bravado, top matadors’ pay, and Mozart’s early genius. It contrasts travel risk in the 19th century with modern driving dangers, adds foot size trends, quotes Wilde, and cites life expectancy in the Netherlands as a high mark for longevity.
Jottings recounts 40 years ago notes: a court case change from 49 to 230 dollars, a patient story, four pound bass in the Potomac near Falling Waters, county commissioners negotiating a three ton dump with an estimated truck cost four to five thousand dollars, road repairs, and Rev F R Hayley of St Pauls M E Church earning a doctor of divinity at Dickinson College commencement in Cartoai Pa.
Twenty years ago the Market House lot formerly housing the police department was to be transformed into a workshop for NYA youths to learn airplane and defense related manufacturing skills. John C. Bondurant announced Paul 8 Bixler Jr was named local manager of Williamsport Exchange. Grand Knight Humelsine and Deputy Grand Knight Goodrich were reelected at Hagerstown Knights of Columbus. The Infant and Child Health Center reported a second year with no deaths from disease or malnutrition among preschoolers under supervision. only an accidental smothering death occurred.
Ten years ago the kickoff included a temporary headquarters building on the lawn for the engineers from Norman 5 Earley and Sons. Health officials from the city and state probe plant life damage in the western city, focusing on Marshall Street Linganore Avenue. Fairchild Aircraft workers earn at least the $1.05 hourly minimum.
A brittle witticism notes that when a parson grows old he has to wet his hair a couple of inches, implying aging changes with lighthearted religious satire.
A local appeal from Jim News to uncover the use and history of the word Hamilton across the United States. He seeks names of families, merchants, and groups bearing Hamilton in titles, plus towns schools and clubs using the word. He notes Hamilton Ohio as heavily industrialized and named after Alexander Hamilton.
A letter to The Daily Mail argues against allowing 15 year olds to drive and calls for a policy akin to New York’s no drivers under 18 rule. The writer urges awakening to the issue and notes space limits for letters.
Poem contrasts personal creeds with others views, asserting strength lies in deeds. It emphasizes differing beliefs yet common honor and courage guiding daily conduct. The speaker argues what is right to one may be wrong to another, but actions determine truth.
A Chicago tale recalls a man who buried $100,000 in gold coins behind his home. Executors found a desk note led to a safe and a map revealing the cache. The story links to the biblical Parable of the Talents, urging use of one’s gifts for good.
Jim Bishop profiles Stevie, a long time resident tied to the Hirsch family, amid a Toledo jail sequence. The piece details Stevie’s public intoxication arrest, the sheriff’s daily rounds, a wary yet compassionate courtroom atmosphere, and the family’s quiet resilience within the old 70 year old jail.
A student led riot critique warns of upheaval in Korea and Turkey, noting domestic protests beginning in San Francisco. The piece urges patriotic parents to warn their sons and daughters about the dangers of such demonstrations.
A publication laments failing to foresee a summit collapse six months earlier. The editor argues the situation remains hopeless as leaders face stalled talks, criticizing missed opportunities and late admissions.
The piece surveys corporate efforts to involve employees in politics, led by Ford and the UAW response. It notes Ford's stance on business political activity, union critiques, and executives urging business political engagement. It cites specific campaigns, including Ford's confidential donations, Allied Paper and American Can leaders' views, and Chamber and corporate programs aimed at mobilizing voters and shaping policy.
Dr Van Dellen answers health questions in a daily feature answering general disease prevention. He declines diagnoses or individual prescriptions and notes that personal replies require a stamped return envelope. The column discusses brain changes processes of metabolism and enzymes and explains heart and brain conditions with simplified medical concepts.
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