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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1957
Page
4
A fragmented religious meditation links prophetic insight with eternal ideals. The passage evokes scenes of heaven opened and a voice inviting ascent to reveal future events, pairing Biblical imagery with a Puritan voice on perfection, health, beauty, and harmony beyond time.
Employers now prize the liberal arts and well-rounded graduates who can tackle varied tasks. A Kiplinger summary notes one in three graduates could fill jobs without specialized training, urging students and counselors to plan curricula that balance technical skills with broad knowledge in history literature and the arts.
A columnist argues that loud telephone talking disrupts others and hampers clear communication. Advocating modern etiquette, the piece urges using the phone’s technology and quieter speech to avoid annoyance and miscommunication.
State Police report ongoing inquiries about auto registration cards lacking the name of the commissioner of motor vehicles. Cpl Harold Rasore says remastered cards remain valid under authority rulings. The omitted name was tied to the previous commissioner Sas and the new name Wee Get Kaden awaiting imprint on the card page.
Washington observers see no imminent all out conflict over Jordan though Syria and Iraq pose threats. Risk lies in Communist agitation and refugee unrest. Russia likely to stay out of direct fighting, preferring propaganda and support short of war.
The horoscope notes a Saturday schedule may benefit from outside opinions and cooperation from loved ones. It highlights strong personal relationships, happy domestic matters, travel opportunities in late year, and a talent-filled child born today. look for heartening business news early next year.
Feverish week ends with Eureka Nev farewell to Carl Evans, the town's lone barber for 35 years. Residents must drive seven miles to Ely for a haircut as the longtime barbershop closes. A separate notice: a Los Angeles ad for a "unique foreign car" leads to a 1927 Essex with Vancouver B C license plates.
In six years in Paris with NATO General Alfred Gruell notes the struggle between International Communism and the Free World as a spiritual conflict. He argues religion affirms the dignity of every person and motivates concern for welfare while condemning Communism for denying a foreign soul and subjugating human development.
The speaker argues Communism will fall due to moral and spiritual inadequacy while urging strong Western unity. He praises American leadership, faith in the free world, and hope that lasting civilization will outlast the threat, preventing another world war amid Cold War pressures.
Anthony T. Rossi, born in Messina Sicily, arrived in 1923 with little more than dreams and rose to helm a $25 million Florida citrus empire. He expanded from groceries to refrigerated fruit transport and pioneered shipments of orange juice by ship, with a fleet of 130 trucks delivering juice across the Midwest and Canada. Rossi says his success came from simple faith and drifting bold ideas, while his early life included a strict mother and a wayward youth.
A 40 year old Q and A column by Dr. T R Van Dellen discusses preventing disease, strep throat and rheumatic fever, and penicillin treatment. It cites school and wartime civic notes while recalling Joffre and local election heat, with practical medical guidance and public health reminders.
Mrs. Joseph Tillou was elected president of the Washington County PTA Council succeeding Mrs. William Slook who became first vice president. New officers include Mrs. Raymond Dinterman second vice president and others unanimously chosen. Talks by scholarship recipients Jack Seville and Leon Brumback highlighted the meeting with a review of school construction by Superintendent William M. Brish.
The poem reflects on seed labels and truth in horticulture. It questions how labels promise color and purity while gardeners must trust growers. It notes the red rose’s beauty amid uncertain claims and the seed’s unnamed potential in a gardener’s eye.
A fragmentary BARBS column by Hal Cochran includes a crude joke about social propriety and a musing that marriage is a tough ordeal. The text moves quickly between a sharp aside about manners and a fleeting observation on domestic life.
20 years ago Charles E. Cushwa, a well known Federal investigator and two former deputy sheriffs, was named to succeed Ralph S. Tagg as head agent of the local office of the Alcohol Tax Unit of the Bureau of Internal Revenue. The real estate boom kept filing 269 deeds and mortgages in April totaling over a quarter of a million dollars. Authorities urged Washington County farmers to test cattle for tuberculosis as 1145 dairymen faced hearings. Jack Hoxie’s circus sparked extra excitement among local kids.
Prices edged higher across cattle hogs and calves at the Farmers Live Stock Exchange in Boonsboro with steers bulls and cows up from a week earlier light calves irregularly higher better calves down two dollars while lambs held steady hogs gained three cents and Slike noted as Alaska’s capital in earlier days appears in the text.
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