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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1957
Page
2
A price sheet lists postage and subscription options with rates in advance for various zones and periods. Entries show weekly and monthly costs, including one month two months three months six months and one year options. The notice is attributed to The Associated Press and references the May 21 1957 date.
Thought anden are his those things and av Holy Ghost where God hath gone to them that obey bind Avix more religion without the Holy Ghost though it had all the ordinances and all the doctrines of the New Testament would certainly be Christianity. William Arthur.
Senator Byrd urged cutting federal spending while critics blame administration leaders, noting Truman’s budgets as a contrast. He said the budget director is a bookkeeper, not policy architect, as business leaders once attacked earlier Truman-era fiscal plans.
Edgar Stull of Shady Grove buys the Milner mill and grain elevator near Greencastle at public auction for 1300 dollars. The idle mill had been owned by Irvin C. and Coral Risser.
The column notes ancient pancake humor and references an old Leiter Hardware and Impee Company building. It mentions a 1901 conversion to a mill and an elevator installed about five years ago amid torn shifts. A line about bowling and a woman arrested for beating her daughter in a North American Dutch context appears.
The piece argues President Eisenhower kept to campaign pledges, citing speeches from the 1956 campaign and official remarks. It reviews positions on foreign aid, disarmament savings funding roads schools and various social programs, concluding Modern Republicanism shows consistency. The author asserts voters misread or shifted expectations since the election.
Tomorrow brings cautious social efforts as restrictive influences linger in relationships. A birthday tomorrow signals progress on important plans and long range finances. Develop new contacts, use clever ideas, and seek future agreements by October for potential benefits. Expect smooth domestic matters for a year with tension risk in late autumn.
A fragment notes that girls at an eastern college may now smoke in their dormitories, suggesting a change that spoils the fun, with casual chatter about the situation.
In Columbus, Ann Parks Leven overcame a leg blood clot to wed James E. Heath. Doctors released her from bed just long enough for the ceremony despite Friday concerns, and she walked the aisle as planned.
Mirella Rocco, famed hunter and safari guide, recounts bagging an elephant at thirteen and pursuing big game across Africa. She notes licensing issues as a woman, her multilingual upbringing, and life on a 3300 acre Kenyan ranch near Nairobi. She aims to keep safari work before settling down.
First in this year’s graduation photo series shows the 1987 Berkeley Springs High School cohort. Commencement exercises are scheduled for Friday night. The image lists students across five rows with Principal Clyde Bail and staff members named among the group.
Company B was about 50 men short of its wartime strength of 150 but ready for mobilization and expected to be called up within days. Hancock staged a patriotic parade led by Miss Helen McAvoy with the band Boy Scouts Home Guards and students. A fire from embers damaged the Polack shoe repair shop on Jonathan Street between Police Headquarters and Franklin Street. A sunstroke affected Elmer Moser Smoketown while unloading Jim e.
Twenty years ago the CCC Corp at Fort Frederick ended its work with the boys moved to Bloomsburg after restoration completion. Ayers Bros Coat Co office robbed of about 30 rem, unlocked safe breached. Moonshining persisted in the county as federal agent Custwa nabbed two men about to start a 150 gallon still in Mt Briar. Bellevue inmates under Fred M. White plant shrubs and flowers in the Court House west park.
In Copenhagen on May 21 a 14 year old Danish girl, Ragnhild Drewsen, wrote to Prime Minister Nehru asking for help in finding a small elephant or a tiger. Nehru replied that he currently has neither elephants nor ligers available and suggested exploring other options. Her father is a superintendent at the Bor pris Agricultural Wight.
Doctor T R Van Dellen surveys health issues from Mexican sanitation to diet and self discipline. He notes dysentery risks in Taxco, poor handwashing, exposed meat, and limited refrigeration while stressing hygiene, vaccination, and sanitation progress. The column previews tomorrow’s motor accident toll.
A mother writes that her 18 year old son wrestles in high school and normally weighs 177 to 179 pounds. Before meets he loses about 20 pounds by skipping breakfast.
In Tampa Florida a road hazard forced the city to place a warning sign near a local ice cream stand. The owner lamented the sign’s impact on business, noting the added unwelcome factor to his display.
A garbled OCR fragment references a rape accusation and alleged assault with unclear names and places. The text is incoherent, making it impossible to identify involved persons, dates, or a clear sequence of actions beyond a reported attack and subsequent acts.
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