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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1962
Page
3
Crummell P. Jacobs a Democratic candidate for Frederick County Sheriff urged voters to keep a scorecard on officials contact availability. He argued that closeness to constituents and timely phone or in person responses reveal which candidates are serious about public service and which neglect duties.
Union leaders warn 650000 unemployed workers may lose jobless benefits starting April 1 as Congress stalls on extending the Unemployment Compensation Act. The AFL CIO says no new claims will be allowed after April and the program ends July 1, with 150000 long term jobless workers at risk in April.
In Trafalgar Square a taped statement attributed to Linus Pauling warned the Soviet atmospheric tests will cause more than four million deaths worldwide and create vast birth defects. He accused both governments of intent and called the tests premeditated murder. A separate note reports no minor accidents in Maryland police data.
A Houston firm Loesch Laboratory Consultants offers a 32 day risk trial for a hair loss treatment that allegedly stops shedding and grows hair. The ad asks readers to mail personal scalp details to Box 66001, Houston 6, Texas, to assess if the remedy could help.
Two car accidents near Routes 17 and 340 and Route 15 north of Point of Rocks left total damages between 200 and 250 dollars. Woodrow W. Moore, 49, of Hagerstown drove a 1961 Chevrolet off a curve into a tree. Henry E. Fletcher, 30, of Washington, D. C. in a 1939 Chevrolet veered off into a culvert. No injuries or charges reported.
A Pottsville newspaper reports that McKeldin made the statement during an interview after a Lincoln Day Republican rally.
New England families still play All Fours, the first card game in America, introduced by the Pilgrims and handed down through generations. The game survives as a cultural link to early colonial leisure and social life.
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