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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1963
Page
2
A garbled excerpt reflects on human creation as the crowning wonder. The text references prophecy and doubt, with odd spellings and names suggesting a scanned historical page. No clear event or individuals are determined from the fragment.
The piece argues desegregation proceeded largely without incident in the Deep South and border states as communities chose voluntary integration and obedience to law. It credits a strong commitment to law, order, and progress, noting many districts acted without court orders. The calm approach is seen as a national lesson.
A NebraskA judge grants a quiet tribute to his wife detailing a $33,800 estate and a daily devotion. He praises her as charming wise loving tender kind and loyal, urging marriages to foster harmony and virtue. He cites Proverbs 11 30 and prays for assistance through Jesus, not fault finding.
Hal Boyle profiles writer Irwin Shaw as he shifts from screenplays to producing in Hollywood. Shaw discusses changing roles, independence in writing, and memories of 1930s New York, noting how city life then felt faster and more generous. He reflects on his early success with Annie the Ded and his evolving body of work across plays novels and screenplays.
A collage of local items notes Dr Betor Muss Jed’s municipal band finishing the season at City Park then preparing for nightly concerts at the Great Hagerstown Fair. Mentions include Miss Kathering Winters and Miss Olive Roloum, school vision and health exams, Sweeney heirs selling 17 and 18 W Washington St to Hagerstown Realty Co for about 75000, Cooperative Drug Co occupying, Dr C W G Rohrer reporting low serum cancer cure rate, Frank Jillial elected president of the Hagerstown Alsana Club, and John Buchanan chairing the parade committee.
Twenty years ago Teal students at Mercersburg Academy included Frizxel David Oswald Charles Feather and Smdgiewick Ayran Key. C Lir Arnold pastor of Church of the Nazarene was to take over the churches at Moomsburg Pa succeeding Rev Ralph Th Kunkel. War Price Ration Board named David Brewer Hamilton Woyd to fill vacancy after Ba fisbane resigned. Many Bahomians arrived to help in Han cock apple harvest. Sal Meyer Berkson helped distribute free tickets to the local premiere of This Is The Army. The Herald Mail Company bought out the Maryland Theater for its first night to give volunteers in war work a free movie.
Ten years ago Sidney Frazer in Funkstown displayed a freak Rhoda Istartd Reds egg. It was shaped like a neck, one third the size of a normal egg. Allerrey Norman J Broadwater was appointed acting Italy's attorney for Washington County to serve in the absence of State's Attorney John Hollyday. De and Mrs O H Binkley were among 390 Norfolk and Western Railway puzzledans invited to a meeting of the N and W Suc meys Association in Cincinnati.
A Reader letter lambastes Caucasian supremacy and religious hypocrisy while urging unity. The missive condemns racial prejudice, stresses shared humanity, and calls for love and understanding as essential. It also notes office-space complaints, misused funds, and a county tax office security concern, alongside a report on Soviet fishing practices impacting Boston fisheries.
A Washington County building preview shows over half of first floor office space assigned to the Tax Assessment Office with twelve staffers including six assessors. Each assessor reportedly receives 78 dollars monthly for travel. office plans mention telephones while private offices exist, raising questions about necessity.
A poem by Képar A about friendship. It describes a true friend as one who shares grief and care, stays by choice, praises you, guards your welfare, and prays for your triumph through all paths and challenges.
The article surveys possible causes of shaking palsy or Parkinsonism, noting inherited factors with a family history reaching back generations. It discusses metabolism defects, chemical imbalances, and the uncertain role of arteries, plus notes on treatment curiosities and public health Q&A items.
An unclear note discusses beef for anemia and peer assistance with references to PL and Yes. The fragment mentions providing follow up if referred to but lacks concrete facts, names, or events.
The Allen-Scott Report notes Air Force General Thomas Power testified that the United States has not performed operational detonations of its nuclear warheads on missiles since Polaris. He warned the test ban could leave U S missiles unproven while the Soviet Union tests fully. Senators pressed to clarify if the treaty allows future essential tests and Power urged continued testing to ensure reliability.
Washington dispatch details Secretary of State Dean Acheson positioning for the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Warran Cleveland labels the approach switchboard diplomacy to enable direct bilateral talks outside the formal agenda.
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