Benefactor to Hood Benefactor to Hood
Mrs. Lillian Brown Hodson widow of Col. Clarence V. Hodson died unexpectedly at her Orange New Jersey home. She contributed to Hood College through a trust from her late husband funding the Hodson Outdoor Theater Hodson Pool and Hodson Science Hall as part of a 1.5 million expansion. She served on Hood’s board since 1955 and had attended local events. Funeral services are planned at First Presbyterian Church Winston Salem with the body at Vogler Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Brown Hodson
Clarence V. Hodson
Hood College
Orange
N. J
Hodson
Agnes Scott Institute
Decatur
Mt. Vernon Seminary
Washington
Funis
Gambrill
Frederick
First Presbyterian Church
Winston Salem
N. C
Vogler
South Main Street
Living Costs Hit Record High for July
Washington AP reports the cost of living rose by half a percent in July to a record high for the second straight month. The rise means $10.71 more needed to buy the same goods and services as in June, reflecting persistent inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Fiat
Cure For Young Speeders Magistrate Favors Use Of Plain Cars
Richard L. Bowser Jr. 16 of Damascus was arrested Saturday on U S 40 east for exceeding 70 mph after passing an unmarked police car. Trooper Newcomer pacing Bowser from Sycamore Flats to Jug Bridge Hill. Bowser said he sped to avoid a smoking car. Magistrate supports plain cars and heavier fines for speeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Bowser Jr
Damascus
U.S. 40 East
William L. Newcomer
Newcorthy
Bowser
Syca More Flats
Jug Bridge Hill
Big Cat
Frederick Fire Chiefs Form New Association in Walkersville
Twenty two chief fire officers from ten city and county companies formed the Frederick Fire Chiefs Association in Walkersville. Sterling White was elected president with James Walsh as vice president Clinton Hughes secretary and Everett Gaver treasurer. The group will advise the Frederick County Firemen's Association and pursue mutual aid and progressive operations with imminent monthly meetings and a planned constitution.
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Frederick Fire Chiefs Association
Walkersville
Sterling White
Vigilant Hose Company
Emmitsburg
James Walsh
Clinton Hughes
Bradjdock Heights
Everett Gaver
Middletown
Frederick County Firemen’s Association
Jock Ringer
Carroll Manor
Adamstown
White
Pennsylvannia
Adams County
Genterier 4d
Bredieck Heights Company
Senate Works To Avert Impending Railway Strike
Washington AP report notes Senate leaders doubt emergency rail legislation can pass by the Thursday strike deadline. A railroad spokesman and carrier negotiator say no extension will be granted. Mansfield hopes to finish today or tomorrow as McCormack says House won’t act until Senate acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
J. E. Wolfe
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Mansfield
Kennedy
Mansfied
Congress
Gambling Big Business In State Declares Revenue Losses
Rep Paul A Fino says legal gambling is a billion-a-year business in Maryland. He claims gambling syndicates skim 10 percent of bets and Maryland loses about 50 million in illegal wagering. He cites hidden crime and illicit networks as growth areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul A. Fino
R-N-Y
Maryland
Fino
le Rane Maen
Marchers Schedule Announced for Washington Protest
The program for Wednesday's civil rights march in Washington details times and venues. Leaders meet Capitol at 9:00 a.m. and assemble at the Washington Monument at 10:30 a.m. The march proceeds to Lincoln Memorial with entertainment from 12:30 p.m. and Marian Anderson to sing the National Anthem. Key speakers include A. Philip Randolph and Rev Patrick A. O'Boyle. The event ends at 4:00 p.m. and leaders meet the President and Vice President at the White House at 5:08 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Memorial
Marian Anderson
Patrick A. O'Boyle
March
A. Philip Randolph
Dem
White House
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Real Estate Firm Harrisburg Chapter: Kelly to Continue Chapline Firm
Howard H. Kelly announces he will continue the Chapline realty business. The Chapline operation remains in the Chapline Building at 169 116 West Patrick Street.
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BUSIN
Howard H. Kelly
Wihh
George M. Chapline
Chapline Realty
Chapline
West
Patrick Street
Babe Ruth All-Stars Welcome Home Parade
Several hundred fans greeted Frederick's Babe Ruth League Champions as the Frederick All-Stars returned from Farmington New Mexico where they competed in the World Series. The parade, led by League President Robert Marendt, moved from the Shopping Center on West Seventh Street through downtown with the Frederick High School Band aboard a trailer loaned by Merhle Duvall.
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Frederick
West Seventh Street
Howeve
Babe Ruth
Farmington
N. M
Robert Marendt
U.S. 40 West
Seventh Street
Bentz
Frederick High School
Merhle Duvall
All Saints
Market
Seventh
Youth Rescued From Swimming Pool in West Virginia
Richard Lee Barnes four years old son of Mr and Mrs Tikden F Barnes Jr of Mt Airy was rescued Saturday evening after falling into a private pool near Bolivar West Virginia The boy was missing until found underwater and given mouth to mouth resuscitation He was taken to Charles Town West Virginia hospital treated and released and has fully recovered per his mother
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lee Barnes
W. Va
Noted Author To Speak At Visitation Academy Retreat
Father Valentine Long 0 F M author of religious works will conduct the Visitation Academy alumnae Labor Day weekend retreat in this city. The retreat offers programs for alumnae and friends with Father Long already serving at St Raphael's M J. Long's books include Not On Bread Alone They Have Seen His Star and Living Waters among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Visitation Academy
Valentine Long
F. M
Mumnerom
Father Long
Raphael
M. J
Bernadette
Back Trouble Keeps Kennedy From Press Duties
The White House says President Kennedy's back is bothering him but requires no special treatment. Press secretary Pierre Salinger notes no new measures and that the issue likely started to flare up last weekend, with the president accepting little change in his schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Extend Registration For Referendum
CAMBRIDGE residents receive two extra days to register for the October 1 referendum on the equal public accommodations amendment to the city charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Miner Promises Wife To Quit Mining
A rescue story from Pa. reports a coal miner vows to abandon mining after a two week entrapment. He plans to seek work outside mining to protect his family.
Joyful rescue after 14 days trapped miners reach surface
In Hazleton Pennsylvania Henry Throne and David Fellin emerged from more than 300 feet underground in safety harnesses after 14 days trapped by a mine cave in. They joked sang and appeared in good shape though concern remained for Louis Bova who is 25 feet away and unreachable.
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Hazleton
Henry Throne
David Fellin
Seo Thiune
Fellin
Louis Bova
Throne
Hazleton State Hospital
Peter Saras
Anthony Fidwin
Saras
Fidulla
Hazleton Hospital
Ira Mills
Thurone
Felin
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N. Mex
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Ronnie Hart
Benny Grove
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Amma
Davey
Ner
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