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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1960
Page
6
A compact fragment quotes a blend of biblical exhortation and literary reflection. It links joy, work, and worship, urging cheerfulness as a first step toward diligent effort.
A vetting of the Zionist Organization named Joseph Brenner with Henry Weinberg as chairman. Executives for the 1920 Palestine Restoration Fund campaign included Grace Gerber as chairman Nathan Adelman as assistant chairman Joseph Brebner as treasurer Earber Kaplac as secretary Lena Leits as assistant secretary. Finishing touches were placed on a 39 foot high monument in New York at Antietam Battle of the War featuring a two ton globe with an angel. Paul Miller, formerly Eureka Life Insurance, seeks a position with L A Steele Service Corporation of New York and may join the local sales staff. Helen Josephine Hebb was among twelve nurses graduating from St Agnes Hospital training school for nurses in Baltimore. Emily W Towson and others from Smithsburg and Hagerstown will follow Maryland College Extension poultry experiments under H W Rickey this year, with survey data contributing to the state study.
The South Bend Tribune argues that Democrats should back Kennedy now to avoid weakening the ticket in the presidential race. It cautions against sidelining him despite internal Conventions fights and notes his broad appeal among voters and potential to energize the base.
A humorous office exchange centers on Miss Tiggly, a secretary long trusted by her boss of ten years. The boss and staff debate raising her pay, pensions, and her influence in the office while joking about her appearance and productivity.
Twenty years ago Washington Countians filed 2045 income tax returns per a U.S. Treasury report. The Washington County Ministerial Association elected Rev. Roy L. Sloop president with Rev. E A Andrews secretary and Rev. P F L Huffaker treasurer. Angle parking on Main Street was ordered abolished after a State Roads Commission request. Maryland deed records noted a 1225 acre Indian Springs tract to become a state game preserve.
A reader letter urges parents with independent school children to petition the President to veto any education bill that would regulate funding. It argues the First Amendment protects freedom of conscience and religion and opposes state monopoly in education. The Daily Mail invites cogent letters under 300 words with names and addresses for publication.
The letter argues the world is losing growth in the life and death struggle with Communism and warns that freedom is at stake. It urges readers to demand a foreign policy that will work and calls for action in the current year.
The piece reviews mass hysteria as a contagious fear that swept both intelligent and common people. It recounts the Salem era and related trials, noting wrongful arrests, executions, judges’ moves, and eventual reckonings by figures like Endicott, Saltonstall, and Lewis as Massachusetts faced its past.
A column by Dr T R Van Delten outlines general health guidance and cautions against medical naysayers. It includes tips on diet, exercise, hygiene, mental well being, and the dangers of faddists, with patient questions about digitalis, steam baths, baby teeth, thumbsucking, and stuttering.
In Washington SEATO ministers gather with foreign ministers and heads of government from eight member nations. The event marks the first US meeting for CENTO and SEATO leaders, with heightened focus on reaffirming solidarity after the summit breakdown and potential tensions over Khrushchev’s charges.
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