Liquor Dealer Fined in Two Youth Purchases
The report details two liquor sales to minors totaling 200 dollars in fines. Police testimony notes minors used older draft cards, with one youth reportedly drunk at arrest. Witnesses recall youths, draft cards, and uncertain identification amid general caution about underage drinking.
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Joe
Spessard
Robert Carly
Barry
Spes
Kopitti¢r
Joliyan Detwiler
Gilbert
Pollen
Star Liquor
Poole
Ife
Paul Ottingw
Carl
Suspended Sentence For Welfare Fraud and Warehouse Fire
A Baltimore man received a suspended sentence for welfare defrauding charges and related assault. In a separate case, a multi alarm fire destroyed part of Dickman’s Restaurant and a nearby warehouse, damaging the Lyric Theater area and delaying downtown traffic as firefighters battled the blaze for hours.
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Mage
Rugs
Edwin - K
Sugene Ehrond
Mong Kee
Shraer
Fulgene
Mongan
Kee
Baltimore
Dysville
House of Corred
McLaughlin
Dickman
Mount Ryoal
Maryland
Shrader
Warren Harding
Reformatory
UN J
Orleans Street
Hotel Fire Death Toll Uncertain
A hotel fire on Center Street near Douglas Alley caused extensive damage and collapsed walls. Patrons fled as crews struggled to control the blaze, with 31 of about 70 unaccounted guests later located. The hotel had hosted shows since 1906 and refurbishment followed in 1980s, but the death toll remained unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
Virginia Steet
Douglas Alley
Forest Services
Harold's Club
Harald Smith Jr
Mellywood
Coral Maye
Golden
Reno
City Council Asked To Give Water Answer
A contested water issue in Hagerstown centers on Maugansville limits. Residents argue city owes water and sewer services, citing unsafe cisterns and contamination risks amid expanding housing. Officials contend costs and franchise duties require careful handling.
Barking Dogs and Drag Strip Complaints From Residents
Residents of S Bront Valla Ave complain of loud barking through the night. Councilman Frank Cordell notes a drag strip being used by youths on weekends near Munt Yalla Ave. The dog owner agrees to control all but one dog.
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S. Bront Valla Ave
Frank Cordell
Tollée
Council Cordetl
Munt Yalla, Ave
Peronist Asks Recognition Of Election Gains
Buenos Aires AP reports Peronist leader Andres Framini demands absolute and unconditional recognition of Perónist gains from the March 18 elections. He urges liberation of political prisoners, amnesty for exiles, and a new economic program to replace Frondizi era austerity amid Argentina’s political upheaval.
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Buenos Aires
Andres Framini
Argentina
Arturo Younker
Senate
Jose Maria Gulla
Nikeldo
Framini
Politleal
Juanti Peron
Frondisi
England Hangs Slayer-Rapist Amid Protests
Bedford England AP James Hanratty 25 hanged at Bedford jail for the August murder of physicist John Gregsten. Valeria Storie 22 testified from a wheelchair that Hanratty shot Gregsten then raped her and shot her five times. Home Secretary Butler refused clemency despite protest.
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Bedford
England
James Hatratty
Trisha
John Gregsten
Mulratty
Gregsten
Valeria Storie
Hanratty
Doad Man's Hill
Miss Storie
Home
Richard A. Butler
London
Hanealty
Hanralty
Emmanuel Kleinman
Butler
Service News Kenneth Hay Promoted At Fort Lawton
Kenneth Hay, 20, son of Mr and Mrs Harry O Hay of Hagerstown Maryland, has been promoted to specialist five at Fort Lawton Washington. He joined the Army in July 1958, completed basic training, and serves with the Sixth U.S. Army Signal Support Detachment. He attends Williamsport High School. Army Pvt Maurice C Younker, 20, son of Kyx Younker of Maryland, completed advanced individual training at The Air Defense Training Center Fort Bliss Texas.
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Kenneth 2. May
Harry O. Hay
Lawvate St
Hagerstown
Fort Lawton
Wash
U.S. Army
Port Jackson
S.C
Williamsport High School
Army
Maurice C.younker
Kyx. Younker
Wanceck, Md
Air Defense Trainng Center
Fort Bills
Tex
Tomorrow Last Day To Spray Peach Trees
County Agent Nick Paps and Dr. Castillo Graham of the Hancock Fruit Laboratory warn that tomorrow is the last day to apply oil dormant spray on peach trees to protect buds, as later spray could injure trees though freezing within two days after spraying can kill burs.
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Nick Paps
Castillo Graham
Hancock Fruit
Nike-Hercules missile guards U S industry and people
The Nike Hercules guided missile, a nine unit nuclear capable weapon, serves as the primary defense for key industrial centers and population centers in the United States. Younker joined the Army last October, completed basic training at Fort Gordon Georgia, and had worked in farming before enlisting.
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Lhe
Army Air Defense Command
U. S
Younker
Fort Gordon
Truck Found After Auto Stolen Report
A half-ton panel truck owned by the Waysite Motel and Diner on Williamsport Rt 2 was recovered by city police after being reported stolen from the flat block of S. Pras? Sartier in the day. The vehicle, described as a red Cadillac convertible with Indi covered, was located yesterday.
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Waysite
Williamsport Rt. 2
S. Pras
Sartier
Meet St. the Tay
Indianapoli
Bloodless coup aftermath grips Aleppo amid curfew and power struggle
In Aleppo, half a million residents are under an eight to nine hour curfew with arms to be surrendered as loyalist troops claim the regime remains in control. The army warns agitators fled and reports say gunfire echoed from the area while frontiers stay closed and Damascus enforces movement limits. Pro USAR officers at the Homs conference demand restored ties with Nasser's government, intensifying the North Syria crisis.
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Nazam ¢] Koudsi
Aleppo
al A.m
Naseer
Central Army
Damascus
Lebanon
Deirut
Syria
High Command
Homs
Hams
Pro Usar
Gamal’ Abdel Nasser
Army Command
Prayer for faith and courage from a Methodist bishop
The prayer asks God to renew faith and provide resources beyond knowledge and time. It calls life an adventure requiring heroism and faith, notes we are never alone against the devil, and seeks divine guidance for self and others. W Kenneth Pope of Little Rock Arkansas signs the blessing.
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W. Kenneth Pope
Litte Rock
Arkansas
The
Methodist Church
Coast Town Rebuilds After Severe New Jersey Storm
In Sea Isle City New Jersey residents struggle to recover from a destructive coastal storm that damaged private property worth about seven million dollars. Debris is cleared along major streets, utilities are restored with boil-water advisories, and officials plan new dunes to protect remaining lots as Memorial Day nears. Local Mayor Vincent Lamanna notes continued demolition of irreparably damaged homes and hopes for a strong summer season.
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Dorman
Cordsea
Isle
City
Dan
Salerno
Sabre
New Jersey Atlantic Coast
Seal Isle City
Landis Avenue
Stateway Department
Jexpetet
State Health Department
Ike Salernd
Vincent Lamanna
Japan Still Ponders Disappearance of MP Masanobu Tsuji
AP dispatch notes a year of mystery over Masanobu Tsuji a Japanese MP and WWI era commander reported missing after a Southeast Asia trip. Rumors claim guerrilla teaching in China and possible arrest in Red China while wife reports no word. Tsuji later reappears in Japan with a tumultuous political career and sharp clashes with Kishi.
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Japan
Masanobu Tsuji
Conrad Fink
TOKYO
Masanobu
Tsuji
Yauji
Southeast Asia
Bangkok
Thailana
Vientiane
Laos
Japel
Jett
Red China
Tokyo Times
Kirin
China
Japanese
Red Cross
Tsuj Yes
Maaya
Singapore
Uadalsanal
Welcome Dim l Inte and Immell new baby pattern listing
A fragmented advertisement fragment describes baby yarn patterns and a sales offer. It mentions Easy crochal projects for baby with contrast trim, patterns priced at cents per item, and a mailing address for Laura Anvetor care of The Daily Mall. The text includes multiple garbled names and locations, suggesting a catalog-like submission in a historic newspaper page.
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Immell
Maller
Intanis
Laura Anvetor
Neale Rat
P.O
Chelsea Station
New York
Javier Nuahee
Maeve
Andress
House Votes Extra Cash For Peace Corps
The House passed legislation to authorize a Peace Corps budget of 63.75 million dollars for the year starting July 3 and to fund 6,000 volunteers, boosting overseas postings. Representative Thomas Morgan noted 698 volunteers have already gone abroad, with aims to reach 10,000 by year end.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Jomas Morgan
D-Pa
Prayer Meditation from Governor Carvel Text
A fragmentary prayer attributed to Elbert N. Carvel, governor of Delaware, asks for grace and knowledge to relieve pain and suffering and to contribute to peace among all humankind. The source quotes a passage from Samuel Duff McGoy's book How Prayer Helps Me.
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Elbert N. Carvel
Delaware
Goy
Ceryel
Samuel Duff MccGoy
Baskin-Robbins Expands Store Footprint in Baltimore Area
Baskin-Robbins advertises new flavors and a coast-to-coast expansion, with Hagerstown showing interest and a franchise opportunity across Maryland. The notice touts high sales potential, a vendor program, and personal interviews arranged for qualified applicants at 1301 Pennsylvania Ave, Baltimore.
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Baltimore-West- Inttan
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
Pamous Baskin
Goast
Evelowss
America
Les Creat Marchans
Gail Hape Ree
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Page Onegansvilly
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Hagerstown Water Co
Maugansville
Peronist
Indiana Women's
Potomac Edison Company
New Jersey
Ines
Harry
Gaara
Peace Corps
Interprise
Re CretaMer
Ballene
Leltone
Beltone
Meltone
Beltone Hearing Center
Professional Arts
Villagle
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