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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1957

Page

3

Central Mfg And Welding Buys Additional Land At New Plant

Central Mfg And Welding expands with purchases of multiple parcels and along roads in Williamsport and surrounding areas. The list includes transfers to Frank Braidy, Bruce Reid, Ray Carbaugh, and others, with several parcels described in Indian Springs and Wilson districts. Oak Wilt discussion notes warns of tree removal and stump treatment near infected sites, stressing verification before destruction.

Trene Elizabeth Wolfe James C. Franklin Willian J. Lauricella West Bethel Street John G. Lepyette Bruce Reid Wilson's Bruce D. Reid Ray EB. Carbaugh Williamsport Clear Spring John BE. Westcott Coun Washington County Fountain Country Club Grove Avenue Adna Pierce Harold Tames Mills Indian Springs S.H. Gardner Souser Robert F. Houser Frank B. Braidy Fred S. Myers Frederick BR. Wolford Williamsport-Greencastle Broadfording Robert G. Rider Nell Humphrey Paxson Jerry Moore Paxson Joshua Dash Robert Lee Harshman Wakefield Addition Lenora Jona Miller Albert Newton Miller Rasbia C. Elliott Wellsville Road Luther W. Broom Atlantic Refining Company South Potomac Street Arthur ©. Turtle Trene Mae Innes Freda F. Dayton Wi- Hamsport-Downsville Road Phyllis M. Hetts Gorman B. Betts

Oak Wilt vs Anthracnose in Oaks Compared

The article contrasts Oak Wilt and Anthracnose, noting Oak Wilt attacks red oaks more than White Oaks while Anthracnose often targets White Oak. It describes progression patterns, leaf yellowing, bark cankers, and scarlet-like scorch, with guidance to send twigs to authorities for confirmation and to prune infected material. It also covers weather effects, control measures including copper fungicide spray, and burning fallen leaves and twigs to limit spread.

Forestry Department

Start Thinking Of Summer Comfort

The article discusses summer cooling options for homes including central cooling units and split systems. It explains heat in winter and cooling in summer using shared piping, with baseboard distribution and newer baseboard heated air for winter and cooled air for summer. It also mentions state symbols and a needlecraft promotion in a separate note.

Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau Poi “Qne Inkegcater

Backyard Pools as Home Luxuries and Costs Rise

The article surveys rising backyard pool trends in the United States with 87,000 installations expected this year, noting the high costs of materials and labor. It describes a 16x22 foot pool kit priced near a thousand dollars, requiring excavation and contractor help. It also humorously cites Diamond Jim Brady and Lillian Russell as contextual references.

United States Dad f.C.b Jim Brady Lillian Russell

School Group Names Officers in Maryland Council on Education

Paul A. Wagner was elected chairman and Fred Wright elected member of the Maryland Council on Education. The group aims to unite civic and educational bodies for statewide public education improvement. Wagner represents the Maryland Industrial Union Council. Weight is with the Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce. Additional members include Mrs. A. K. Romoser and Mrs. William F. Rabie.

Paul A. Wagner Fred Wright Sige Maryland Council On Education Maryland Wagner Maryland Industrial Union Council Weight Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce A. K. Romoser League of Omen Voters Howard County Wiliam F. Rabie Maryland State Council of Homemakers

Rotunda frieze marks 76 years of artistry at Capitol

The Capitol rotunda frieze depicting American history was the product of Constantina Brumidi Filippo Castaggi ni and Allyn Cox after a 76 year development span. Storm patterns show typical west to east movement though occasional shifts toward the northwest southeast or southwest northeast occur.

U.S. Capitol Americas Constantina Brumidi Filippo Castaggini Allyn Cox United States

Wide range of color ideas for kitchen cabinets

A color guide notes warm colors create inviting large kitchens while cool shades suggest spaciousness in small rooms. It highlights steel cabinets now available in blues greens yellows pinks with white copper brown and gray tones.

CHECK THE GASKET ON YOUR REFRIGERATOR DOOR

The rear gasket wears with time and lets warm air inside. To test it, place paper along the door edge and shut. If you can pull the paper out easily, the gasket is worn and should be replaced.

Innovations in Journalism by William Thomas Stead

A summary of Stead's influence on modern journalism highlights his use of interviews illustrations and extra editions as core practices that shaped the field.

William Thomas Stead

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By Richard Dolton Howard W. Hebb Cloée Elriige Bailey Long Prepared Street Uursiaw Seth P. Reed Hargerstown Housing Corp Hamilton Boulevard Ralph J. Eyersule Tal Wee W Kalimey Canel Kenneth Tp, Lynch Ralph M. Trent Wate Country Club Lane Four States Livestock Sales, Inc Clyde HW. Westridge View Street Ace Reels Daily Mail New York Vlalniy Addresa Patra Anner States of the Union Allen Wit Burwell Thompson's Gas & Electric Service Boonsboro Rover the Good Lumber Company Mod Lumber Dealers Research Council LU - Re-Co Quincy Penns THE Potomac Edison CO Automosre Gymnasim Butler Frederick St Norman S. Earley & Son Magerstown, Md Hagerstown Pheete and Printing CO BC UC Ee J. Ralph Fiery W. Franklin St
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