Daily Mail subscription pricing and notice
The document lists subscription rates by carded and mail for various periods, including three months, six months, and yearly options, with rates in cents and dollars. It notes the paper’s publication details and Associated Press usage rights, dating Tuesday June 25, 1957.
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Mm Daily Mail
Hagerstown
Garvin Hager
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Auto Makers Abandon Speed Wars For Safer Ads
Auto makers end overselling speed and horsepower and drop participation in races and tests of speed. Directors of the Automobile Manufacturers Association approve a new program to emphasize safety and comfort over sheer power, aiming to reduce highway deaths and boost public awareness of safer design. Dead drivers buy nobody's cars.
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Automobile Manufacturers Association
Lamerica
National Safety Council
Colonel Williams McKinley Death Probed by Officers
Board of officers investigates the death of Col. William D. McKinley, 41, found shot in his quarters. It is not yet determined if he committed suicide. A revolver and a bullet were found near the body amid ongoing inquiries.
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William D. McKinley
McKinley
WeeKinley
Eisenhower Budget Fight Sparks GOP Firebreak Plan
NEA correspondent Peter Edson describes how Ike era Republicans attempted to douse budget-cut criticism by staging regional meetings and a national survey to calm dissent within the party. The Omaha session and others exposed regional resistance to cutting spending, while a Washington meeting backed the administration with a $156,000 fundraising surge and a pledge of support.
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Ike
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
7Ashington
Treasury
George Humphrey
Humphrey
GOP
Sorrer
Meade Alcorn
National Committee
Alcorn
Eisenhower
Omaha
Budget Bureau
White House
Broadway Critics Name Poll Winners for Best Actor and Musical
Final poll by Variety among newspaper critics names March and Eldridge for leading stage performances in Long Day's Journey Into Night. Fernando Lamas and Judy Holliday receive top musical comedy performer praise for their respective shows Happy Hunting and Bells Are Ringing.
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New York
Frederic March
Florence Eldridge
Broadway
Variety
Fernando Lamas
Judy Holliday
Fashion advice from Francesca LeBow for men in 1980s style
Noted menswear consultant Francesca LeBow says American men fear fashion terms, women increasingly select outfits, and a new term is needed. She offers tips on color, fabric, and fit, noting blue as universal and outlining flattering choices for slim and stout builds.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Francesca Lebow
Victor LeBow
Mrs. le Bow
Sam
Mra. LeRon
Edliter
Oklahoma Celebrates 50th Birthday With Tulsarama
NEA special correspondent Jim Downing reports Oklahoma marks 50 years since statehood with Tulsa's Tulsarama festival and Western celebrations across the state. From Fulsarama to Teepees to Towers, events include parades, powwows, rodeos, and a national juried pageant. The year features a steel vault time capsule, a centennial theme song by Ralph Blane, and statewide festivities culminating November 16 with the Notre Dame game in Norman.
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Jim Downing
NEA
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Indian Council
Tulse
Glen the Jubilee
Southwest
Alfor
Tulsey Town
Father Temento
Tulsarama
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Blene
Hunsecker
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Hollywood
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Guthrie
Territorial
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Norman
Soheps
Holy City
Lawton
Miami
Sulphur
Okmulgee
Paul's Valley
Muskogee
Marietta
Youkon
Tishomingo
How to Keep Well Medical Advice on Circulation
Dr. Van Dellen answers reader questions on disease prevention while noting limits on personal medical prescriptions. The column covers surgery for poor circulation, arterial grafting, eyebrow mole removal risks, edema causes, and differences between arterial and venous blood colors with practical cautions for seeking physician guidance.
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van Dellen
Horoscope for July to 1958: Creative Focus and Finances
The star chart favors creative work and imagination this period with Venus enhancing artistic projects. July August November December may bring complex self made financial issues, but overall 1957 ends with gains. Caution in spending and tact in family matters aid a smooth path, romance shines in September.
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Venus
Fancy Clubhouse Planned for Sidewalk Superintendents
New York hosts a Time Life Building project with a sidewalk superintendents club. The 47 story tower rises on 1st Avenue near Rockefeller Center. A plush pavilion will offer an observation deck and membership cards with a bold motto.
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New York
Fancy Club
Manhattan
Jenjoy
Time & Life
Éth Avenue
50Th
List Streets
Rockefeller Center
The Cure by Edgar A. Guest
In Just Folks the poet laments a world filled with evil and horror. He mourns war, racial strife, and widespread shame, urging small acts of care like planting vases and tending streets to inspire modest improvement.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Barbs by Hal Cochran on domestic life and loss
A humorous column notes a wife attempting to trim expenses and a joke about a neighbor’s cluttered home. The piece recounts a woman accidentally dropping money and a brief jab at homemaking duties. A judge’s view is cited that loafing is not a crime, while people worry about petty theft.
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Hal Cochran
Ohio
Jottings From Yesteryears 40 Years Ago
Jottings recall canal operations halted by a foot break above Williamsport with brief expectant return to use. Doub's Woods drill and field practice under Lt. Hagan for new unit members. Mischief at Zeigler grain mill on Leitersburg Pike causing damage after hours. Johns Hopkins student Leslie C. Beard Jr joins J. B. Ferguson & Co as summer chemist.
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Williams
Doub's Woods
Hagan
3. H. Zeigler
Leitersburg
Leslie C. Beard, Jr
Johns Hopkins University
J. B. Ferguson & Co
Williamsport flood survey work and firecracker ban
Government engineers surveyed the Poto mac River basin area for a proposed flood control project. Police Captain Carl H. Mc Cleary ordered strict enforcement as city ordinances barred firecrackers before July 4, with violators to be prosecuted.
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Williamsport
Potomac River
Carl H. McCleary
Second National Bank
William Lee Elgin
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Miami Beach
Elgin
Corn price soars as farmers loom behind harvest
Ten years ago Washington County farmers faced a poor corn outlook with crops over a month late yet grain brokers reported corn at a near record price of 22 dollars a bushel at the farm. A wind storm damaged carnival tents near Clear Spring injuring Mr Long. Blue Cross Maryland Hospital Service plans a move to 133 West Washington Street with Miss Madeline Dermody continuing in charge. Rev Paul Holdcratt of Emmanuel United Brethren Church released a new Cyclopedia of Bible Miniatures with 1400 illustrations and 248 themes for nationwide sale.
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Washington County
Mr. Long
Clear Spring
Hagerstown
Maryland Hospital Service, Inc
Blue Cross
Weat Washington Street
Madeline Dermody
Paul E. Holdcratt
Emmanuel United Brethren Church
Long range forecast outlook through mid July
The weather maps show the U.S. Weather Bureau long range forecast from now to mid July. It outlines average temperatures and precipitation estimates for the period rather than a specific forecast.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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