Marapitubag 1a Fibllaked Daily Subscriptions Details
Garvin Hager editor notes post office delivery and subscription rates. Carrier prices show monthly, quarterly, and yearly options, with mail rates listed. Associated Press content rights appear in the June 19 1957 issue copy.
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Sunde
Acie
Garvin Hager
C&p
RBI
Gis Mentha
Mmambar
Associated Pras
Se Welae
All AP Dexe Alenat
Thoughtful Daily Guidance From Ancient Text
A fragmented excerpt blends moral injunctions about duty to a brother and restitution with exhortations to generosity and courage. The archaic phrasing evokes religious or biblical style, urging faithful daily acts and steadfastness in love, ending with an image of the Master greeting the faithful above.
Billboard battles and preposterous effrontery cited
In a critical column the author denounces billboard promoters who seek highway-advertising access funded by taxpayers. He argues billboards clutter views, devalue highways, and drain funds from road projects while politicians waver. The piece labels such tactics preposterous effrontery and urges lawmakers to resist.
Egypt Plans For Election Coming July 3 1954
Egypt moves toward a democratic step as elections set for July 9 for a National Assembly. President Nasser, elected with 2008 percent of votes, faces weak opposition and a constitution he can dissolve. The assembly may be a rubber stamp, with limited need for strong dissent.
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Naser
Uliteicsel Prriememary
Richards mission wins hearts not just aims in Middle East
Ambassador James P. Richards led a 5 country 60 day drive to sell the Eisenhower Doctrine through hospitality and hard bargaining. He endured feasts weight loss and long huddles, securing Western backing and mutual respect amid lavish receptions across the region.
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NEA
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Ashington
Richards
Middle East
James P. Richards
South Carolina
House Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Morocco
Tunisia
Ambassador Richards
Eisenhower
Cabinet
America
Berry Schools Shape Students Through Work and Dignity
Dr John R Bertrand leads Berry Schools near Rome Georgia founded in 1902 to educate youths from the Southern highlands. The campus spans 201 acres with 1000 students and a no car no football policy. Students study four days a week and work two days for room and board, with 80 percent working in summer to cover tuition. The institution runs its own dairy farm produces pro duce markets timber and many buildings are student built. Bertrand notes graduates become teachers ministers farm experts technicians and leaders in law and government. He praises the program for instilling hard work Christian living and daily beauty while keeping discipline low due to student investment in their education.
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New York
John R. Bertrand
America
Bertrand
Berry Schools and College
Rome
Southwest Pacific
Bowfin
United States
Berry Schools
Highlands
ATS
Manhattan
Dr. Bertrand
University of Nevada
College of Agriculture
Hej
Nate
How to Keep Well Medical Q A by Dr Van Dellen
A reader asks about preventing disease and personal health care. Dr Van Dellen explains limitations on direct diagnosis, invites stamped envelopes for replies, and discusses topics from diet with colostomy to bone diseases, allergies, and stomach ulcers. He notes doctors vary in response based on workload and emergencies. The column includes patient questions about family physicians, preventive care, and common remedies.
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van Dellen
Bald Boy and Hair Science Lesson Across Years
An odd feature by Elmer Whesler outlines a skeptical yet curious look at baldness. It traces ideas about genetics nutrition hormones and old wives tips, noting calcium minerals copper and estrogen as possible influences while riffing on quirky myths and patient explanations.
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Beldvasa
Emily
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest A Reflection on Foolishness
A short verse in which the speaker reflects on a foolish boy within, now grown, noting how the foolish self remains part of the speaker across time. The poem contemplates aging, identity, and the persistence of a youthful foolishness despite changes in hair and appearance.
New Life Opens for Hungarian Refugee Youths in U.S. Colleges
Six months after fleeing Budapest streets the six and a half dozen Hungarian refugee youths arrive on tree shaded campuses in New York. They traded Molotov cocktails for textbooks and entered U.S. college life as freshmen.
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New Life
New York
Budapest
U. S
Barbs Blame Internal Conflict for Troubles
In a compact reflection the piece argues that enemies are a convenient target for muting inner strife and national frailties, suggesting self-critique is necessary to end perpetual external blame. The tone recalls editorial commentary urging restraint and introspection amid conflict.
Jottings From Yesteryears 40 Years Ago
A fragment recalls Fria D and Hurd in France with a hospital unit, a Franklin car blaze extinguished with greens, and Company B possibly heading to a southern training camp. Hoover's rationing idea urged reduced daily food use to save a yearly sum near Liberty Loan totals.
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Fria
Williamsport
France
Williamsport pitcher roots for AL relief win in six innings
Twenty years ago Williamsport's Roots Pottenberger earned his second victory with six innings of relief against Washington as fans noticed his performance. Fred Peterman, a Wallway antique dealer, was knocked down and shocked when a mower struck a fallen wire while mowing. The Mayor and Council approved leasing Hagerstown Airport to Richard Henson and directed City Attorney Richard H. Sweeney to prepare the contract.
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Williamsport
Pottenberger
Washington
Fred Peterman
Hagerstown
Richard Henson
Focal Flier
Richard H. Sweeney
Horoscope for Tomorrow and October Advice
Tomorrow begins a day of initiative and enterprise paying off, with tact recommended over forceful opinions. For those with a birthday tomorrow, aim for major objectives by October end, especially at work, while remaining conservative on finances. August and September bring travel and social gains, but late year requires hard work. watch tension and expect business good news in December. A birthday child will be imaginative and devoted to family.
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