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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1957

Page

3

America's Bond With World's New Nations

The piece argues the postwar era created many new states from former colonies and empires, noting Laos and India as examples. It calls for U S empathy toward these nations, citing shared origins in liberty and independence, cautioning against colonial resentments, and urging patience as new states mature toward self rule.

Washington Laos India Iceland Lybia Burma Ceylon Pakistan Dosenia United States Philippines Thomas Jefferson George Washington Congress Fortunas Asia Herit

Claims Stupidity Cause Of Crashes

In Los Angeles a civil aviation official blamed young business executives with private planes for crashes. Charles Walker of the Civil Aeronautics Administration said they buy expensive aircraft with fine instruments yet fail to learn proper use, believing flying is easy due to their business success.

Los Angeles R—Yyoung Charles Walker Civil Aeronautics Administration Duushaind

Tomorrow and October Rewarding Horoscope Forecast

Generous planetary influences mark tomorrow as stimulating with chances for recognition and new opportunities. For birthdays this year curtail expenditures for seven months and expect cautious finances. July to September focus on job matters with rewards in October. November brings good news. A child born today will be practical and meticulous.

King

Edson Recites Long List of Soviet Diplomatic Expulsions

Washington diary recounts Moscow’s claim the U.S. is casting aspersions on Soviet embassy and U.N. staff, noting decades of expulsions for espionage and security cases. The piece lists expulsions from 1919 through 1957 including naval and U.N. officials, with mentions of Furthers.

Ay Peyer Edson NEA Washington YY Ashington Moscow Dhat United States United Nations New York Russia Radio Mostow Georgi Zarubin Arkady A. Sobolev Fiv Judy Coplon Valentin A. Gubitchev U.N Rosenberg Yuri ¥. Novikov Kurt Donger Otto Werber Alexander F. Kavalyov Igor A. Amosevy Leonid E. Pivnev Nikolai Turkin Alexsandr K. Guryanov Taupse

Liberace Slims Down Then Shelves Wardrobe For Piano Schools

HAL BOYLE reports Liberace has shed over 30 pounds on a high protein diet while continuing to charm fans. The pianist and his brother George plan to launch a nationwide chain of music schools teaching a comprehensive method including harmony theory and showmanship. He envisions a lasting legacy beyond the piano and notes his new venture comes as his public image remains a constant spectacle. George Liberace pitches a rock n roll violin album, signaling adaptation to evolving tastes as U S import trade headlines obscure the scene.

Hal Boyle New York Liberace J Lee George Essex House Liberace Brothers Ilac Eee Lee Niagara Falls Liberace Y

Just Folks By Edgar A Guest New Baby Changes at Home

A light verse sketches a new father learning to cope with a baby. He imagines sleepless nights and shifts in daily routine, adjusting to infant care, diapers, and the patience required as family life changes with the arrival of the child. The poem contrasts old freedoms with the duties of parenthood and celebrates the baby’s arrival.

A Dime's Worth Please Car Show Delights Island Park Teens

Joseph Amendolia and Joanne Benchowski cruise Island Park New York in a toy war sports car. The compact vehicle runs on a gasoline engine with automatic transmission and adjustable speeds from 4 to 34 mph. It features a one piece resin body battery lights and vinyl covered seats for realism.

Fred Sap Ur Joseph Amendolia Joanne Benchowski Island Park N.Y Pear Affort

How to Keep Well Advice and Acne Health Notes

Medical Q A column by T. R. Van Dellen, M. D. covers acne treatment, sun exposure, diet, and acne psychological aspects. Also includes reader questions on alcohol coping, liniments, cerebral palsy in Prince Mashur Elon, diverticula, and infant hiccups with brief clinical responses.

T. R. van Dellen M. D

Barbs by Hal Cochran in a playful verse

The piece lampoons attitudes toward wealth as a state of mind and riffs on romance and social quirks. It playfully notes June as lovers fall into love while quips about seeds and covers hint at wary observations. The mood remains light and satirical.

Hal Cochran

Liberty Saga subscription boosts local bank funds

The Washington County Bank of Williamsport joined early subscribers to the government's Liberty Saga with a $25,000 pledge to Secretary McAdoo. Western Maryland Railway strikes pinch area businesses as three West End stores close and others report losses. Fritz D. Hurd, a munitions plant worker, sails to France with a hospital unit. The Trolley Company unveils two new pay as you enter cars in green and cream.

Washington County Bank of Williamsport McAdoo Treasury Department Western Maryland Railway West End Fritz D. Hurd Philadelphia Framce

Trustees named and mail routes improve Halfway area

Twenty years ago the Board of Erestlon appointed Cushens Calvin Triluppe Mangansville John Risser Ring gold John Newcomer Blue Mountain Wilmer Cline and Four Locks George Bowers as school trustees. A new mail delivery schedule in Halfway added service to side streets and two daily deliveries. Russell Fox became carrier for the area. Edward Kullonan was named probationary patrolman, replacing Hubert C. Baughman who resigned. Mortis Frock Post of the American Legion announced an annual award for the best soldier in Company B. Oman in southeastern Arabia is cited as a premier source for riding camels.

Erestlon Sere Cushens Calvin Triluppe Mangansville John Risser Ringgold John Newcomer Blue Mountain Wilmer Cline George Bowers Halfway Russell Fox Edward Kullonan Hubert C. Baughman American Legion

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