29 May 1957
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1957
Page
1
A compact excerpt blends biblical and poetic voices as Isaiah and Cowper contemplate heaven’s vastness and the giver’s bounty. The language juxtaposes prophecy with devotional praise, inviting reflection on faith and providence.
The piece argues Congress shows mixed motives in opposing Eisenhower economy efforts while branding themselves as guardians of the public purse. It cites proposed cuts to the Post Office and Us Information Agency, notes partisan pressure, and warns that budget battles persist even as some seek to boost virtue signaling.
Sally Rand reported a theft at the Gayety Burlesque theater in Baltimore after a barefoot bandit broke into her dressing room and stole $114 from her wallet while brandishing a bear ax. Rand described the suspect as a shoeless Black man and held at gunpoint during the raid.
NEA Washington correspondent Peter Edson notes President Eisenhower cites the 1956 Republican platform as guiding his policies, arguing there are no specific promises of continual large tax cuts but a focus on budget balance and advancing human needs. The platform calls for tax relief for all, social welfare expansion, education, health care, housing, flood insurance, and strengthened social security, with future surpluses guiding cuts.
The stars signal especially favorable aspects for those studying or taking a deeper interest in their jobs. Minor obstacles should be taken in stride. For those with tomorrow as their birthday, forge ahead with long-range plans as planetary influences promise rewards in late September or early October. A trend toward extravagance in 1957 should be curbed. Relationships remain under excellent aspects for most of the year, with early September as an exception.
A long column blends medical tips with reader questions on gallstones, pregnancy beer intake, ear tube inflation, and stairs after surgery. It cites gallbladder removal when stones cause colic, notes gallstones are common in women and animals, and mentions cancer risk statistics while urging cautious interpretation. The piece also reports on U.S. Army atomic battlefield training and features HAL BOYLE commentary on military history and politics.
A short verse recounts a patient’s restless night then a morning routine. The speaker notes improved appetite and no fever. It mentions awakening at 6 30 and starting a medication course at seven o clock after washing.
The Herald-Mail receives a 1957 Crusade for Freedom certificate noting Hagerstown and Vicinity Newspapers participation. Eugene Holman, Crusade chair, praises local newspaper boys for aiding Radio Free Europe and Free Europe press and for fostering early civic duty among youth.
Jottings recall Female High School graduates Mary E. Miller Anna L. Newcomer Blanche Corderman Rachel Sheetz Marie Hartman Grace Draper Edina Ramaccioti and Rena Kaplan. Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium commencement speaker Dr W M Reichard Fairplay presided. Reverend Townsend named vice president of Christian Missionary Society of Maryland, Delaware to the District of Columbia. Draft registration included John H Middlekauf Fred Woltinger L R Mobley Harry Doornberger Walter Spessard and George R Lindsay.
Twenty years ago Jim Byron of Fountain Head Country Club captured the 18 hole medal handicap tournament for the Maryland State Golf Association held at Fountain Head. Plans formed for an industrial advertising group in Cumberland Valley with A C Gardner of Panghorn Corp and Joseph Foltz of Hagerstown Bookbinding and Printing Co active in the effort. The Shepherdstown ferry remained busy, especially Sundays, charging 2 cents for cars and 50 cents for trucks after the bridge washout. Williamsport officials announced a 45 percent cut on electric light bills paid by the end of the month. Mrs Allyne Hansen of Ottumwa placed second in women’s bowling with games of 212, 238, and 276 after averaging 188.
The column by Hal Cochran jokes about proper forms of addressing a golf ball and notes how the season’s scenery inspires a flood of adjectives, while noting the limits of the rule bank.
A forthcoming national campaign targets mosquitoes with a new pest control flier. Officials announce updated messaging and distribution plans aimed at reducing bite risks nationwide. Local communities anticipate guidance on prevention steps and public health alignment.
Dr You Chan Yang, South Korea’s Washington ambassador and UN delegate, warned in Europe that the Communists will attack Korea again. He cited sharp gains since 1953 and urged the UN to match Communist strength, noting jet fighters, bombers, airstrips and naval growth as violations of the armistice, while asserting Korea’s peaceful history.
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