Jaycee Proxy Wil Be Guest At Festival
Robert H. Clark of Des Moines Iowa national president of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce will be a special guest at Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival activities in Winchester. He attends a luncheon April 29 at the George Washington Hotel and will ride in the Grand Feature Parade at 230 pm. Clark a 33 year old attorney with Iowa Power and Light is on leave to serve as national Jaycee president, resides in Tulsa with his wife and two children. He earned six letters in football and track at Drake University and won the Holmes Cooper award for highest scholastic standing.
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Robert H. Clark
Des Moines
Iowa
U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
The
Jaycees
Fayores
del Sewell
George Washington Hotel
Clark
Iowa Power & Light Co
Rational Jaycee
Tulsa
Okda
J.C.C
Mr. Clark
Drake University
Holmes-Cooper
Obituaries and Mumps Outbreak Note in Hagerstown Area
Obituaries list Charles 5 Ketterman of 708 West Franklin Street died suddenly aged 1 at home. Rebecca B. Funk, 97, near Chambersburg, and Madeline Hoover Brown, 61, Thurmont, among others. Services set at St John’s Episcopal Church Hagerstown and Grove Funeral Home Waynesboro. Mumps outbreak in Maryland cited with 987 cases. no cases in Washington County to date. health officials urging vigilance and attendance at fire hall meeting.
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Ketterman
Charls
Stanley Ketterman
West
Franklin Street
Peo Mar
Kerry and
Mary
Sherman) Ketterman
Board of Education
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
Rebecca B. Funk
Jacob M. Funk
Franklin Farms
Stoufferstown
Chambersburg
Tomestead
Marsh
Waynesboro
Samuel
Susan
Elizabeth
Keckler
Omwake
Trinity United Church of Christ
Aaron J. Funk
Benjamin
Funk
Hangerstown
Sugar E. Price
Orange
Texas
Grove Funeral Home
H. Clayton Mover
Burns] Hill
Alwe
Stown
Usband
Madeline M. Hoover Brown
Columbia Road
Suneday
Thurmont
Ruben A
Miranda May Harbaugh Brown
Wag & Carpenter
St. Matthews E-U
B. Church
The
Good Will Bible Clase
Brotherhood
Nellie Klipp
Glenn Nicht
Cumberland
Harry Feigley
Margaret Thompson
Florida
Sbeathers
Paul
Wiltbur
Charles
Littitztown
Maryland
Washington County
Baltimore City
Forint Te Dench Hire
Duane Quay
Meweny Sheche
Allexeny
Tony
Funkstant Fire Company
van Strien
Greene
John
K. Williams
Stayman
Newman's
Smithsburg
Gallagher’s
E. Wash. St
Adv
Ady
Theft and Damage Reports From Local Police
City police investigated weekend thefts and property damage. Ethel Daubert reported a broken garage and car intrusion with items scattered. Glen Bitner said about $10 worth of tools were stolen from his motorcycle. three auto windows were broken at Fred Wilhide’s home. Marlins, Inc. reported four cracked plate glass panes at its storefront on Washington Street.
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Ethel M. Daubert
North Avenue
Glen Jr. Bitner
Mt Finn Road
Fred Wilhide
Marlins, Inc
Washington Street
Mrs. Maryland Marriage Highlights Odd Quip at Pageant
In Baltimore a 29 year old mother, Mrs Virginia Lee Moore, was chosen to represent Maryland in the Mrs Amelia contest at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Judges cited cooking, hair styling, personality and looks as strengths. Moore, a year old Rockville resident, joked he cannot recall his wife's measurements while listing their children Carl, Al, Gregory, Timothy, Jeffery, and Colleen.
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Baltimore
Harry A Moore
Rockville
Maryland
Newsian
Moore
Caralyn
Greffory
Timothy
Jeffery
Colleen
Potomac Electric Co
Ruth Logue
Charlotte Bruce
LaVale, Md
Christmas Tree May Stay Up Until Easter
Mrs. Paul E Hull of Broadford Food keeps a Christmas tree with balls tinsel and many trimmings up beyond the holiday season. She recalls the trouble of putting it up and notes she may not take it down this year as the tree dries out. She mentions Easter as a possible time to remove it and highlights the absence of fire risk due to no artificial lighting.
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Paul E. Hol
Soviets Reject Ban Without U S Base Pullout
In Geneva the Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin rejected any space vehicle ban unless the United States withdraws overseas bases. He argued a one sided plan would cede Soviet military advantage. Eaton proposed a satellite ban as a first step toward general disarmament, but Zorin dismissed it. The dispute over four year disarmament groundwork pressured talks into their fourth week.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Valerian Zorin
U.S
Frederick M. Eaton
Zorin
Eaton
Zorln
Leaders Push For Action On Civil Rights
In Washington leaders pressed to end the long Senate battle over civil rights legislation now eight weeks old. A compromise amendment from the Senate Judiciary Committee cleared a key roadblock by removing a requirement for public hearings by court appointed referees to protect Negro voting rights. Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson urged passage as written, warning against adding House-unacceptable changes that could derail a law. Senate Republicans anticipated progress if the revised bill clears both chambers, while Southern senators signaled a filibuster would occur only for further major changes.
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Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Lyndon 8. Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Ulindis
Veteran Elks treasurer retires after 41 years of service
Elks Club of Hagerstown announces the retirement of Longtime treasurer Loward B. Gackel after 41 consecutive one year terms. He also serves as treasurer of J W Myers & Co Inc since 1920 and is active with First Hose Company Knights of Pythias and Conococheague Sportsmen Club. He and his wife live at 912 Hamilton Blvd with their son Edward M. and three grandchildren. Jim Mobley to take the new treasurer role at tomorrow evening's meeting.
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Loward B. Gacklel
Apave
Hagerstown Elks Club
J. W. Myers & Co, Inc
First Hose Company
Knights of Pythias
Conococheague
Clab
Zion Reformed Church
Hamilton Blvd
Bachtells
Edward M
J. W. Myers Co
Chambersburg
Elks
Jim Mobley
Big Bowling Center Gutted By Fire
Washington AP reports a major blaze gutted the Fakoma bowling center with alleys and pinsetting machines estimated at 372000 and 67000 respectively. A two story sandstone brick building also suffered damage. Five firemen were treated for smoke inhalation. many others received oxygen during four hours on the scene.
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Washington
Fakoma
Group Urges Papers in Maryland to Bar Movie Ads
The Baltimore Holy Name Society praised Cumberland papers for refusing suggestive movie advertisements. A resolution commending Cumberland News Cumberland Evening Times and Cumberland Sunday Times was adopted at the 46th annual convention with about 1,200 attendees. Dr. William C. Prendergast of Annapolis elected president succeeding Frederick L. Dewberry Jr.
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Baltimor
Maryland
Cumberland
Baltimor Archdiouesan Union of the Holy Name Society
The
Times and Allegonian Co
Cumberland News
Cumberland Evening Times
Cumberland Sun
Pangborn Corp Display At Tool Exhibition In Detroit
Pangborn Corp among 540 industry tabo manufacturers showcasing products at the 1960 Engineering Conference and Exhibit in Detroit. April 21-48. Sponsored by the American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers. The show, largest industrial display in the nation, will feature more than 600 manufacturing devices. Detroit Armory venue spans seven acres. Honorary hosts include Chrysler president L. L. Colbert Bendix Aviation president Malcolm P. Ferguson Ford president Henry Ford GM president John F. Gordon American Motors president George Romney.
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Haserstown
Detroit
American Society of Too and Manufacturing Engineers
Artillery Armory
Chrysler
L. L. Colbert
Bendix Aviation
Malcolm P. Ferguson
Ford Motor
Henry Ford
General Motors
John F. Gordon
jAmerican Motors
George Romney
Motherwell faces life term as Oscar night looms
Hollywood coverage notes Motherwell, 42, convicted of first degree murder, facing life with parole possibility. Oscar predictions center on Charlton Heston, James Stewart, Jack Lemmon as contenders, with a large slate of nominees and industry figures preparing for the 90 minute telecast amid the actors strike.
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Calif
Larry Lord Motherwell
Hollywood
API
The
Nation
Mrs. Pearls
Beaver Putney
Motherwell
Laurence Harvey
Sted
Manice
Superior Court
Jude Warren
Nbc-Tv
Steel
Hugh Griffith
England
George Scott
New York
Thelma Ritter
Shelly Winters
Ed Wynn
California
Ange Frank
Dist. Atty
Gordon L Smith
Elizabeth Taylor
Simones
Gary Cooper
Olivia Dethority
Sign
Ella Fitzgerald
Joal
James
Frankie Laine
Gog
Grant
Frankie Vaughan
Lamlent Imy Davis Jr
Bob Hope
Paul Mini
Charlton Heston
Ben
Oscar— Har
Mystery Deaths Linked to Dual Hotel Registrations
Police seek a man who checked into two Boston hotels over the weekend and left two women dead in separate rooms. Autopsies show no injuries, with poison tests ordered. The suspect used a fictitious Norwood address. victims are Anna Kennedy 74 of South End and Joan Pelechowicz 24 of Roxbury.
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Boston
Norwood
Mass
Anna Kennedy
South
Joan Pelechowicz
Roxbury
Kennedy
Berkeley
South End
Sammer
Hotel Broadway
Pelechowicz
George
Man Arrested In Washing Machine Theft
Albert Jones of the 1000 block Kuhn Avenue is held on $250 bond after FBI arrest for interstate theft. Accused of taking a washing machine from a truck he worked on and reselling it. he was brought before U.S. Commissioner Edwin Miller.
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Albert Jones
Kuhn Avenue
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S
Edwin Miller
Kuhn
PBI
Singer Calls Off Her Engagement
Toronto singer Joan Stuart, 22, has called off her engagement to Sammy Davis Jr. The entertainer cited debts and commitments. Stuart said the relationship would not work.
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Singer
Toronto
Sammy Davis, Jr
Joan Stuart
Large Selection Virginia Dare Candies at Huyett’s Bakery
A local bakery advertises a large selection including Virginia Dare Candies at Huyett’s Bakery RE 93737. Customers are invited to visit for assorted treats and seasonal sweets.
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Virginia Dare
iHuyett's Bakery
Republicans plan major effort in North Dakota election
AP report outlines a GOP push for the North Dakota special senatorial election with New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Sen. Barry Goldwater campaigning in the state. Rockefeller to tour two days while Goldwater labels Burdick as radical. Benson critique and farm issue loom large.
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Repub
Nixon
New York
Midwest
Rex
Goldwater
Repulicans
Burdick
E. Davis
Quentin N. Burdick
Richard M. Nixon
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Joseph R. Sauders
Lena
Soude
Souderm
Snake Is One Sign Of Spring
A brief note links the first robin and ground hog with rising river levels on the Patuxent, signaling early spring in the region. The item notes pub proximity as a local cue and mentions increased water flow alongside seasonal change.
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