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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1963
Page
2
A garbled verse fragment discusses personal wealth, theft, and moral gifts attributed to God and Martin Luther. The passage mentions Maceo 619 and expresses a grim view of greed and misfortune within a broken quotation.
The piece argues Goldwater remains the authentic U.S. conservative while urging compromise and tolerance, warning loyal followers to yield from rigid stances. It notes a growing bloc who resist concession, yet stresses that democracy requires acceptance of majority rule and respectful dialogue.
It's Funny McGee notes that Republicans upset at the Kennedy administration protest the label Ev and Charles Show applied to joint press conferences by GOP leaders Everett Dirksen and Charles Halleck. The piece argues newsmen and Republicans have long lampooned the President and family, and Dirksen and Halleck would resist a countering title.
A 74 year old Welsh suitor finally won his long refused proposal after 42 years. He delivered a note under a neighbor’s door and after repeated refusals she accepted his hand. The couple, now Mr. and Mrs., show the value of patience and perseverance in love and in life.
New York AP reporter HAL BOYLE describes Milton Berle’s enduring star power as he nears 50 years in show business. Berle predicts the Stankey Kramer production Mad Mad Mad World will gross well over 100 million, noting paid script and film deals, while detailing Berle’s career shifts from television to film and touring.
The Rest Haven Cemetery Company expresses thanks to the Police Department and reporters for handling a duck chase incident in Hagers Town. The letter notes protection of property, accolades to the local magistrate for a suspended sentence, and credits a helpful neighbor. it warns about double penalties for cemetery zone violations in Maryland.
The excerpt discusses Hodgkin's disease symptoms such as progressive lymph node enlargement, common sites like the neck armpits and groins, and how diagnosis often requires gland removal for lab study. It notes X ray usefulness, treatments like nitrogen mustard, vinblastine, and steroids, and mentions prognosis variations from fatality within years to extended life with treatment.
In a reader exchange, Fe fumbles with terms and asks if a baby can be both clever and slow, noting rare overlap and potential confusion. J C describes a high school freshman with mono who is kept from returning to the swimming team despite feeling well and strong effort.
Meyer Berkson and Louis My qs purchased from Benjamin Berkson Sons the site and salvage of the Munson apartment house destroyed by fire on West Franklin St. E.E. Conrad purchased half interest in the Maryland Barber Supply Co. Utility after operating 32 years in Waynesboro. The block in Summit Avenue between Howard St. and the Boulevard was being macadamized and trolley tracks improved with ballast and new tets. William L. Beard, former partner of Beard and Chapman architects, and vice-president of Maidstone, Inc., graduated from Fort Belvoir engineer officer school. James A. Wales Jr. announced a flying club would be organized in Hagerstown by the Clit Air Patrol. Major P. DeBrutz Jacques arrived home from the South Pacific to spend a 1% day furlough. Historical contributors to the Washington County Historical Society included Mr. and Mrs. John Haney Bowie, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newcomer, Mrs. James Wagaman, Alvin Lohr, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Beckley, and Misses Grace and Etta Loose. The City Water Board opened bids for a planned 200000 gas tong enclosed reservoir for the Middleburg Pike area. Put, Dale Stevens was receiving basic training in tank gunnery and radio reading at Fort Knox Kentucky.
Poem by Edgar G Guest reflecting on a day of life’s reckonings and inner peace. The speaker hopes to move forward without regret or bitterness, accepting honest debt and looking toward tomorrow with resolve.
President Kennedy plans to use federal troops if needed to enforce court orders as two Negro graduate students try to enroll at the University of Alabama Huntsville extension school. The plan, discussed with Attorney General Kennedy and Deputy AG Katzenbach, aims to federalize Alabama National Guard to block Governor Wallace.
Dick Gregory spoke at the Americans for Democratic Action convention in Washington and explained why he had to go to Mississippi. He described police coercion, segregated housing, and the contrast between North and South, urging action to create jobs, schools, and housing for Black Americans.
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