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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1960
Page
15
Japanese beetles have begun to appear in the county with roses bearing the brunt of the attack. County agent notes timing follows past patterns with first sightings mid June and peak chewing through July, then early August. Sprays like DDT malathion chlor dane or methoxychlor can help protect plants though beetles remain a garden problem after a period of decline.
The aralily is described as an animal whose arms sweep food into its mouth, located at the top of the stem. This unusual detail highlights a curious creature behavior noted in the text.
Aviation record shows Army Lieutenant Lester Maitland Hagenberger completed the first California to Hawaii flight on June 29, 1927. The piece blends horoscope-like notes and personal reminiscence with vintage dated details and a casual, nostalgic tone.
MINNEAPOLIS AP report alleges irregularities in Sister Kenny Foundation funds. Monies paid to Kline and associates total about 113750 as fees. Mondale's report says money intended for polio victims was diverted for private profit. Fred Fadel disputes statements while the foundation's board is shuffled.
London AP reports a pear shaped unmounted diamond weighing about 40 carats was set for auction as part of a foundation’s reorganization. The sale aims to fund operations amid controversy over salaries and past funds drawn by former Minneapolis officials including Marvin L. Kline and Fred Fadell. Mondale warned legal action if the new board does not act.
HAL COCHRAN offers humorous quip on staying young, linking it to personal care and demeanor while addressing readers with a light ribbing tone. The column blends social commentary with self deprecation and playful advice on modern living.
A college professor notes a large share of women graduates marry soon. He suggests they might prefer single men, arguing social patterns influence marriage choices in recent studies.
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