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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1963

Page

7

False Tag For Good Intentions

An ironic critique of the Council of State Governments and its arms, seen as preserves of state authority aimed at improving local governance. Critics claim such groups are unfairly labeled communist threats while they promote uniform laws and intergovernmental cooperation to deter federal encroachment.

Council of State Governments Governors’ Conference National Association of Attorneys General General Assembly of States Council America Washington Advisory Commission On Integovernmental Relations Advisory Commission

Fish hear like humans says professor Bardach

Prof John E Bardach notes some fish hear range similar to man and introduces Jans Range from skin diving hydrophone work. He suggests two key phrases may be main underwater calls and jokes about a third phrase for fishing days when lines go quiet.

John E. Bardach Bardach

The Great Escape Brings Real War Drama to Screen

HAL BOYLE discusses John Sturges new film The Great Escape a stark war epic about 600 Allied airmen who tunnel out of a German POW camp Only three escape and fifty are recaptured or killed while 76 rise from private to captain and four battle stars reporter notes Sturges aim to show war as grim and unromantic with heroes forged through misery and fear He contrasts Hollywood glaze with wartime reality and the absence of female roles in this large ensemble adventure

Hal Boyle New York Hollywood Truams Jale Cuell DeMille Proucer Sam Spiegel John Sturges Sturges Creal Elr Uien

Jottings From Yesteryears in Dickson Constructions News

Dickson Construction offices moved from Herald-Mail to Kobler building on West Washington Street. Newly elected Funkstown burgess and commissioners listed including Rey F P Gohyer Frank Hagerman Willan Wolfe Ralph Willans Dunfot Inker Frank C Stockslager and Clarence Tee A valid swatch store sale from Miss Nellie Ward teacher at Antietam Street School recovered by Detectives Thurston for Motorcycle Patrolman. Mary Ellen Phillips played lead in Hagerstown High School senior play with Dor othy Dansberger Shirley Snyder Dorothy Palmer and Sherry Schoen. FH Paw Smith Edward Oswald Jr Joseph Byron Lester Range Luther Bitter and Garrard Groh attended State Convention of Federation of Music Clubs in Baltimore. Naval Aviation Cadet Harry Sustey Howett reported to Navy preflight school at Allens Georgia. Merle Spoonire aided by brother Ray Spoonire saved two youths from drowning in Antietam Creek near City. St Paul’s Evangelical United Brethren Church of Wis city ranked second in membership among 44371 churches. Carlisle HM Humelshte former deputy and secretary of state became executive VP of Colonial Williamsburg Inc and Willtansburg Restoration Inc.

Messames FH Paw Smith Edward Oswald Jr Joseph Byron Lester Range Luther C. Bitter Garraid Groh Pederation of Music Clubs Baltimore

Voices For Washington County School Music Program

A reader argues the Washington County schools should fund and promote broader music and marching programs alongside athletics. The piece urges public support for a democratized, enriched education funded by taxes, stressing the long term value of musical education and coordinated displays.

Washington County Ecourse

Nationalization of business harms economies and services

An old piece argues that nationalizing enterprises wrecks incentives and raises costs. Using Britain’s rail system as an example, it details heavy losses, fare hikes, service cuts, and job reductions, claiming state management breeds waste and burdens taxpayers. It cites Barron’s critique and warns the issue spans many industries.

Britain Barrow’s

Waves of Storm and Hope in Edgar Guest Verse

Just Folks by Edgar A Guest reflects on stormy seas and hopeful shores. The poem contrasts chaotic tempests with calmer days, using waves as a mirror of human life and resilience through trouble to find peace.

Mile a Minute Ducks Reveal Surprising Flight Speeds

Three Minutes A Day reports radar measured speeds showing a ring-necked duck flying a mile in minutes. The study, conducted near a Long Island research station, examines wing shapes and activity to relate flight velocity to wing motion while praising natural energy and human stewardship.

Etd Long Island Speary Hong

Bonds vanish at San Francisco Fed likely stolen not burned

Washington May 10 The 7.5 million in negotiable U S bonds disappeared from the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank and investigators privately conclude they were pilfered. The House Banking subcommittee will withhold verdict in its preliminary report but says there is not enough evidence to rule out theft or destruction. Senate Internal Security probes note possible placement in a Swiss numbered account amid a wider critique of secrecy and lax security at the San Francisco vault.

Washington U.S Federal Reserve Bank San Francisco House Senate Internal Security Committee Henry Heuss D-Wis Treasury Federal Reserve Federal Reserve Board San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank Reno New Vanik Sol Vanik Bertram Eliot J. Swan Fedeal Reserve Bank New York Federal Reserve Palman New York Fatman Pallman Theorminttee Reuss Secret Service Thomas Hansen PEI Heuss Reserve FBI Thade San Francisco Reserve Bank

How To Keep Well Oldsters and the constipation cycle

A health column discusses chronic constipation in the elderly, arguing against long term laxatives and irrigation. It highlights causes like weak defecation muscles, poor diet, dehydration, and lack of teeth, urging correction of root causes and noting dangers of ignoring two to three days without a bowel movement.

Thoughtful fragment on belief and judgement.

Fragmentary archaic text references a declaring belief and punishment motif. Name-like spellings hint at a historical notice or devotional aside, with phrases about seeing me move and living, and a misrendered citation to Job 14:19. Notable words include thought, world, belief, punishment, William Asters.

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