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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1963

Page

1

Three Big Agencies Operated Jointly By County And State

County and state run three major agencies in tandem under a shared framework. Public health nurses conduct home visits, with a sanitation unit investigating food milk and water facilities, and supervising water and sewage systems. The Welfare Department screens medically indigent patients for home or office visits, while county and state staff share salaries and oversight across the Medical Care program and welfare services.

Crstown Howth Department Welfare Som Washington County Clerk of Circuit Court Inc Registrar of Wills County Commission State Department of Assessments and Taxation State Assessment State Assessments Board of Assessments Appeals

Rockefeller Midwest swing aims to court GOP conservatives

Topeka Kansas, governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York begins a two day tour through the Midwest with a rally at Municipal Auditorium expected to draw up to 2000 GOP members. Rockefeller, a liberal contender for the 1964 Republican nomination, plans to discuss policies ahead of primaries, with stops in Omaha and Albany. He will meet Young Republicans and the state committee, shake hands, and attend a box supper. His Kansas relatives include an uncle and cousin Frank S Rockefeller.

Topeka Kal Nelson A Rockefeller New York Kintelk Kansas Yeas Tye Beye Duday Oyer Arly Richard Rogers Manhattan GOP Kennedy Rockefeller Albany Republcan

Fish And Game Club Elects New Officers In Potomac

The Potomac Fish and Game Club elected officers with no opposition. President William Byers, vice-president Melvin Shipley, second vice-president John Nuss, secretary Ronnie Britner, assistant secretary John Witmer, and treasurer Charles Harsh were chosen. The 16 Williamsport directors include Ernie Banzholf, Thomas Campbell, JD Cushna Jr., Donald Ebersole, Glenn Fox, John Hetzer, Joseph Hoffman, Glenn Kretginger, Wayne Reiner, Albert Leal, Lester Martin, Maurice Mil ter, Ray Miller Jr, Ned Murray, Wood Rudy, and Sam Spigter. Hagerstown directors listed as Robert Cearfoss, Chester Delphy, Chick Grumbine, Dick Hennekers ter, Bil Moore, John Shimer, Dick Koxell, Je and Charles Wagam ar.

Potomac Fish and Game Club Mason Gigenus William Byers Melvin Shipley John Nuss Ronnie Britner Joh Witmer Charles Harsh Williamsport Ernie Banzholf Thomas Campbell JD. K. Cushna, Jr Donald Ebersole Glenn Fox John Hetzer Joseph Hoffman Glenn Kretginger Wayne Reiner Albert Leal Lester Martin Maurice Mil Ter Ray Miller Ned Murray Wood Rudy Sam Spigter Hagerstown Robert Cearfoss Chester Delphy Chick Grumbine Dick Hennekerster Bil Moore John Shimer Dick Koxell Charles Wagamar

Three Tots Perish In House Fire

Intense daylong blazes sweep Maryland with fires in Elky Neck State Park and St Marys County. Leonardtown area evacuated as Compton peninsula fire is halted near business district. Firefighters, servicemen, and volunteers treated for smoke inhalation. urban areas protected with water shuttle and bulldozers.

Elky Neck State Park St. Marys County Calaway St Marys County Leonardtown Compton Breton Bay Baltimore Henryton State Hospital Chincoteague Island Chincoteague National Aeronautics and Sore Administration Wallups Island

Local Deaths Continuation From Page 74

Obituary notices from Williamsport and surrounding areas detail multiple deaths including Burtain River View Cemetery burial plans and services for Charles William Stealey 47, Orville Hamburg 38, Orville Haupt infant, and others. Surviving relatives listed include siblings and spouses, with funeral arrangements at Grove and Minnich Funeral Homes and River View Cemetery in Williamsport.

Williamsport Vice Jorka Corby Vernon, Miles Fy Murray Burtain River View Cemetery Charles William Stealey Rt. 2 Charles J Laura Corby Straley Clarence Straley Kemps Mill Ethel V. Robb Baltimore Roy Rockford Bari KR Hagerstown Evelyn Aiens Nice Seat Charles Michael Riverview Cemetery Williams Bart Cananadres Leaf Wiliams Amsport Jes A River View John Buchanan Willamsport Washington County Seth Land Rulk Wilson Buchanan Whiliamsport William Buchanan Columbia Charles Buchanan Blain Buchanan Williamsports Orvilis J. Hamburg Orville Hoysburg Hageerstown Washington County Hospital Chewsville Frank Nellie Eckstine Hamburg Order of Eagles No. 6H Union Rescue Mission Paul F Nambureg Funkstown Donald

Leasing City Light Plant Could Reshape Hagerstown Finances

A city study proposes leasing the Municipal Light Plant to Potomac Edison, forecasting reduced indebtedness, stable annual general fund payments around 856000, and improved credit. The plan would integrate electric systems, extend city services, and provide access to Edison engineering and planning expertise.

Hac Potomac Edison Wagerstown Hellwean Ate Hagerstown

Tot Aged 3 Survives Night In Cold In Maryland

Tommy Neat, 3, found in good condition after spending about 13 hours lost in subfreezing weather near an abandoned strip mine in Barton Maryland. Police say he wandered from home with his dog Poochie around 6 15 pm Thursday in the Western Maryland mountains. He had a slight exposure, a few facial scratches, and was warmed by a pull over and coat. More than 200 police and volunteers searched in freezing temperatures that dropped into the 20s.

Barton Tapiaa Tommy Neat Maryland Mountains Poochie Thomas Neat

Estes To Hear Fate April 15

Federal Judge B V Thomason tentatively sets April 3 for sentencing Billie Sol Estes after a fraud and conspiracy conviction. A defense motions hearing, including a possible new trial, is scheduled for the same day. A separate note mentions a $100 reward for a cat’s safe return.

EL Paso Tex API B.V. ‘Thomason Tentaively Billie Sol Estes

Prayer Today and the Healing Embrace of Christ

A prayer petition cites an amighty everliving God asking sinners to turn unto Thee and live. It invokes wounds healed by Christ Jesus and seeks deliverance from sin, drawn into His outstretched arms through America Scott Brenner, editor in Philadelphia, Westminster Press.

Christ Our Lord Ameri —Scott Brenner Philadelphia Westminster

Wall collapse injures worker at La Vale center

High winds toppled a concrete wall at Seastown Shopping Center in La Vale Maryland injuring Blaine Cutter 22 of Midlothian who was beneath it. The wall had been built two or three days earlier and he was taken to Sacred Heart Hospital with a possible broken back.

Wilbur Grayson Haupt Kenneth T Mary Lee Ann (Black) Haupt Baltimore Washington County Hospital Angeles Harald Geet Hicks Est Haven Cemetery Harry Arrealsund Anglesificiating Paleo Ani Kansas City Cumberland Seastown la Vale Blaine Cutter Midlothian Sacred Heart Hospital

Apollo space craft test shows 10 G landing impact

Los Angeles AP report describes the Apollo capsule being dropped into a 40 foot water pool from a pendulum device to simulate returning from space. Engineers say a 10 G impact would occur if crewed, ground landings would produce about 2 G with no harm to passengers.

Los Angeles U.S North American Aviation Space Division

Eisenhower urges ignoring Birch Society in policy stance

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower advised newsmen that the best way to handle the Birch Society is to ignore it. He spoke before a speech at the University of California Char f ler Hay ceremonies and received an honorary doctor of laws degree. He urged education as freedom’s key and said America's first line of defense runs through university campuses.

Los Angeles Dwight D. Eisenhower John Birch Society Eisenhower Uni Ersity of California Birch|g Society The Birch Society Y Birch Society Robert Welch America

Weight loss pledge ad misuses medical claims

An unusual advertisement from Fisher's Pharmacy promotes TRIMUDER and VITAL products as weight loss aids with assurances of refund for unused portions. The misspelled promo reads as a medically dubious guarantee and claims orders may be filled by a local pharmacy, mentioning price and terms in an unclear way.

Tal Lake Fisher's Pharmacy

City Plans To Negotiate PE Plant Offer

City officials outline negotiating a PE plant lease covering maintenance, extensions, and tax implications. Lease payments hinge on tax status. if taxed, payments decrease by assessed amounts. City services billed at published rates, with PE employees keeping city job standards and wages aligned. A transfer fund would be used only with employee consent and city approval.

MacDonald Etectei City Potomac Edison

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