Daily Mail publication rates and notice of Associated Press affiliation
The Daily Mail announces daily publication except Sundays and lists subscription rates by carrier, mail, and durations. It notes Associated Press affiliation and republication rights for local news and other AF news district items.
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Bras Mancha
Lx Monte
Associated Prese
Associated Prexwas
Oca Newa
Thoughts on Forgiveness and Love in Biblical Verve
A fragmentary meditation recalling forgiveness praised by Christ and the transformative power of love. It juxtaposes penitence and mercy, with Moresque reflection on how love extends beyond reason, capturing a devotional, though cryptic, tone.
Congress Votes for Office Building Spurting Budget Debate
The piece critiques Congress approving a seven and a half million first payment toward a new House office building, amid broader budget fights. It recalls a "little woman" joke, warns about inflated costs, compares parkway promises to the office project, and notes nervous lawmakers over the size and impact on inflation and the President's budget. The column frames the action as a hole in the ground and a hole in the budget.
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Congress
House of Representatives
C. & C. Canal
Parkway
Georgetown
Cumberland
DeWitt Hyde
Radioactive Mosquito Study In Delaware Marshes
In Newark Delaware a University of Delaware project releases tagged mosquito larvae in remote marshes to track migration with Geiger counters. Researchers aim to measure how far pests travel from release sites using radioactive isotopes.
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Newark
Del
Delaware
University of Delaware
Serttor Meana
Volcaniced retber invention credited to GQRore Geadyeat
A fragmentary report credits an American inventor named GQRore Geadyeat with the creation of Volcaniced retber, though details and context are unclear in the surviving text.
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Geadyeat
America
Edson in Washington Where to Cut Foreign Aid is a Poser
NEA Washington correspondent Peter Edson surveys the foreign aid debate. He notes Hollister defends ongoing non military programs despite Hoover Taft ties and questions where cuts would land. The piece details amounts for Korea Formosa Viet Nam the Middle East and projected shifts toward repayable loans.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
John B. Hollister
Herbert Hoover
Poland
Hoover
Hollister
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Taft Republica
Taft
Hoover Commission On Government Reorganization
International Cooperation Administration
ICA
Hoover-Taft
United States
Formosa
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Viet Nam
President Diem
Middle East
James PF. Richardg
Eisenhower
Congress
Korea
Africa
South America
South Asia
United Nations
Auc
Chapter Eleven A Good Mink Brings $35,000
Elmer Wheeler argues fur farming profits hinge on proper animal feeding. He notes that scientific diets boost hair quality and market value, recounts missteps in past promotion, and emphasizes vitamins minerals and natural food sources as essential for mink and other livestock.
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Elmer Wheeler
Wong ‘Ego
Davey Crockett
Tulsa
Peter J. Miviwel
Weston Price
Yin
City Crackdown on Junk Yard Violations Tightens Fees
City officials announced a crackdown on junk yard violations with a $50 fine for residents who accumulate old metal glass paper auto parts or other junk without a license. The report also mentions local clergy changes and a wide array of unrelated commentary.
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Casimir J. Salkovich
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Baltimore
J. Gilbert Hann
Hagerstown
Glass Doors Haunt Charlotte Coliseum Visitors
In Charlotte, the new Coliseum reports several collisions with transparent full‑length doors on the ground floor. City Manager Henry A. Yancey weighs flashing lights at entrances to warn pedestrians after multiple impacts and damage.
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Charlotte
Coliseum
Henry A. Yanceys
Erin OBrien: Hollywood dreams bloom after long wait
Erin O'Brien, a California singer born in Hollywood and one of 14 children, credits faith and persistence for her break on the Arthur Godfrey show and later gigs with Steve Allen, Coral Records, and Warner Brothers. She dreams of studying acting to pursue a career beyond singing.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Erin O’brien
Erin
Arthur Godfrey
Steve Allen
Coral Records
Warmer Brothers
Hollywood
New York City
California
Tilkman
Jimmy Fitzgerald
Miss O’brien
Stadio
Jottings From Yesteryears 40 Years Ago Navy enlistment and local health notes
Jottings from yesteryears recalls Courtney Myers passing his Navy physical and leaving for Baltimore for hospital service. It also notes Hagerstown baseball struggles, top hitters Dysert and Hurley with strong averages, and Henry L. Darner winning a Johns Hopkins Medical College scholarship. The column touches on medical topics, stock market mood, and public service commission notes amid 1958 timing.
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Ava Wa
Hagerstown
Philip
Frederick
Busithe Public Service Commission
King
Horoscope guidance for recognition and travel in 1988
The stars encourage recognizing past efforts and pursuing higher goals without extravagance. Personal matters stay harmonious across family social and sentimental ties. Travel is favored now through September and early 1988, with caution against fatigue late this month and early November. A child born today may be intelligent imaginative and versatile.
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How to Keep Well and Sleep Facts from Dr Van Deller
A reader questions disease prevention and sleep in this column by Dr. T. R. Van Deller. Topics cover food poisoning stomach flu bacteria sleep cycles dreams and nocturnal routines with casual medical guidance and anecdotal notes.
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T. R. van Deller
M.D
van Dellen
Is spastic paralysis present at birth or developed later
G. F. asks whether spastic paralysis is always congenital or can appear after infancy due to illness. Clarify that cerebral palsy types vary. some present early in infancy while others may become evident after illness or injury, but a medical evaluation is needed to determine onset and cause.
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Dillon, Jr
Hancock
Dartmouth College
Dramatics Club
Delta Taw Delta Fraternity
Lre
G.F
Vault Box Of Government Bonds Opens A Key To Future Access
A historic note describes a vault box full of government bonds as a crucial key to future access, highlighting its potential financial and strategic value for ongoing security and fiscal planning.
Flag Day memories of freedom and immigrant hope
A reflective piece honors the flag and freedom through immigrant families. It recalls parents crossing the sea seeking opportunity, urging merit and effort, and celebrates New York City's harbor as a vast symbol of global scale and possibility.
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