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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1957

Page

9

Supreme Court shapes civil rights policy, Marlow says

Associated Press analysis by James Marlow argues the Supreme Court functions as the de facto lawmaker in civil rights, shaping policy as Congress stalls. It credits Warren’s era with far reaching decisions, notes criticisms from the South, and highlights rulings on communism, security clearance, narcotics, evidence rights, and jury influence. The piece surveys major cases, including school desegregation, witness rights, and defects in informant handling.

James Marlow Associated Press News Washington UI Supreme Court Congress Isenhower Warren Harlan Brennan Whittaker Court California Joy Commu

Town Tavern Manager Promotes Lively Limes and Vodka Craze

Joe Greenawalt, owner of Town Tavern at 43 S. Potomac St, Hagerstown, Md, describes a new cocktail with vodka and lively limes. He says the drink attracts clients and stirs interest as a fresh craze in the bar.

Joe Greenawalt Town Tavern S. Potomac St Hagerstown

Navy offers nuclear training for high school graduates

John C. Bowers announced an enlistment program for male high school graduates to enter the nuclear field. Selected recruits will be guaranteed assignment to one of nine nuclear power schools, followed by a year of advanced study. Duty could be on surface ships or submarines. Details from the local Navy Recruiting Station at 10 West Franklin Street, Hagerstown.

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Lions View iMovies Tonight at Hageratown Club

The Hageratown Lions Club will screen The Power of Positive Thinking at Hotel Alexander. Dr Norman Vincent Peale will introduce the motion picture for the meeting.

Wotien Hageratown Lions Club Hotel Alexander Norman Vincent Pealesara

Puzzle fragment hints at crossword style clues

A garbled list of clues includes items like “Ingredient beer,” “Windmill,” and “fiber plant” with scattered numbers and names. The readable portion suggests a crossword style puzzle incomplete by OCR, listing various clue prompts without coherent context or solutions.

Home Design Winners Are Club Guests

Student winners in the Model Home Design competition were guests of the Exchange Club at its luncheon, as the event extended to two divisions plans and models with judges from teachers, contractors and architects. Six high schools competed across the county and city of Hagerstown with $10 prizes in each division and $50 bonds awarded to top planners and models at the Home Show.

Exchange Club American Legion Hotmc Hagerstown Paul Vetter Nelson Corderman South High Terry L. Strock Roger North Hagerstown High Vernon Downey South Hagerstown High Raymond Poffenberger Williamsport High Robert Sutphin St. Maria Goretti High School Norman Haines Boonsboro High George Gustafson Smithsburg High School William Dutton

Your Horoscope for Tomorrow Smu and Career Promise

The forecast urges arranging work to accomplish more with less effort and applying leadership to advance plans. It notes a birthday window for job progress between now and October with optimistic aspects, while November may bring temporary setbacks. A child born today is described as sympathetic intelligent and trustworthy.

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Local youth home project sponsored by Hagerstown Exchange Club

The competition invites boys and girls from six county high schools. Mrs Lottie Benedict's project at 1100 Dual was approved by Highway officials. Teachers of shop and drawing aimed to spark new interests and talent, improve planning and work habits, and foster home construction skills. Benedict was treated at Washington County Hospital with a fair prognosis. Meanwhile Gerald Smith died in a junkyard accident when radiator fan pierced his stomach.

Hagerstown Lottie Benedict Chicago Gerald Smith

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