Racial violence erupts in Chester during Friday night
Civil rights protests in Chester Pennsylvania turned violent leaving at least 10 injured and 28 jailed. Police, state troopers, and municipal workers used riot sticks as crowds clashed near a Negro section, with bricks and bottles tossed at officers and a shot reportedly heard. A minister among those arrested faces incitement charges as authorities move demonstrators to the courthouse annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Rappaport
Chester
Pennsylvania
Rouce
Wlco
R Theodore Laws
Clayton Lewell
Atonement Episcopel
Morton
Delaware County
Maryland Mental Health Progress Slows Compared to Nation
A Maryland mental health survey notes continued improvements since the 1930s but a slower pace than the nation. From 1955 to 1963 Maryland resident patients in public mental hospitals fell from 349.3 to 276.5 per 100 000, while national figures dropped from 459 000 to 516 000. Discharges rose while admissions increased, driving the net decrease. The piece also mentions SPCA issues with stray dogs and safety tips from the American Medical Association as well as rising hospital costs in Maryland, with detailed per day expense breakdowns and cost drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Information Service
American Psychiatric Association and
the Nations
Association For Mental Health
Maryland Association For Mental Health
Mary Jane
Maryland
Health Department
Bass
Local Deaths and Obituaries From Maryland Towns
Obituaries note George J Brothers of Marion Pa died of a heart attack at home. Daughters Mrs Charles Miller and George J Brothers Jr of Magerstown survive with Mrs Mary Cushwa of Hagerstown predeceased. Interment Friday. Camillia E Jones of Crozet Va dies at her daughter’s home in Baltimore aged about 80. Survived by son Wilbur D. of Hagerstown and five grandchildren. funeral Monday in Greenwood Va Episcopal Church with burial beside the church. Robert J Wilkinson, 70, of Paradise Church Road Hagerstown, dies suddenly of heart condition after years illness. Surviving wife Rose Wieber Wilkinson, brother Elwood S of Big Pool, sisters Lenora Coale of Hagerstown and Myca Richter of Funkstown. Rest Haven Funeral Chapel awaiting services Monday. Myrtle Bowman of Mount Lena dies at University Hospital Baltimore after long illness at 71. Born Pondsville. survived by husband Charles H Bowman and sons Ira G, Lewis, Charles K of Mount Lena. three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. East Funeral Home handling arrangements. services Sunday at 2 pm, burial in Smithsburg Cemetery. Phillip Contract Miller’s funeral set for tomorrow at 2 pm with Rev McVay officiating. burial in Fairview Cemetery Mapleville. Eli Newton Barkdoll obituary notes missing line about sister Mrs Aaron Oberholzer Leitersburg Rd.
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George J. Brothers
Marion
Charles Miller
George J
Magerstown
Mary
Camillia E. Jones
Oscar Jones
Crozet Va
John D. Grooms
Taylor Ave
Baltimore
Grooms
Wilbur D
Hagerstown
Episcopal
Robert }. Wilkinson
Paradise Church Road
Rt. F
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Hagerstown Lodge No
AP & AM
Ali Ghan Temple
Fairchild Aircraft
Rose Wieber Wilkinson
Elwood S
Big Pool
Lenora Coale
Nagerstown
Myca Richter
Funkstown
Rest Haven
Fred KE. Gross
Fisie Myrtle Bowman
Charles H. Bowman
Mount Lena
University Hospital
Pondsville
Jorome
Jeanelle Winters Grenn
Christ Reformed Church
Cavetown
Ira G
Lewis
Charles K
Mount “Ena
Ira H. Glenn
Wiliam J. Glenn
Severn
East Funeral Mame
Hoonsboro
Dale R. Groff
Smithsburg
Stassen Still Fighting For Place In California Primary
U S Senator Clair Engle’s return and California ballot access were in flux as Harald Stassen pursued a place on the Republican ballot after legal defeats. The U S Supreme Court refused his appeal over signature requirements, while California’s Supreme Court backed Secretary of State Frank Jordan. Jordan let county clerks print Republican ballots but advised delaying Democratic ballots pendingrelated court action.
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Stassen
California
Austin Scottmund G. Brown
Sacramento
Calif
U S
Clair Engle
Washington Hospital
Harald Stassen
U.S. Supreme Court
Calfornia
Supreme Court
Frank Jordan
Jordan
Minnesota
French Litk
Ind
High Court
Samuel Party
Los Angeles
Yerly
Evans Named As Postmaster By Demos Here
Rohrer, a clerk at the Iaca post office, alleges no interview or examination for the postmaster job and questions Civil Service scoring. He holds 10 percent veteran’s preference and says he was listed fourth despite claims of a top three. An American Legion inquiry will review the situation to determine what constitutes a passing score and why he did not qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Williams
Douglas
Pawl
Paw
W. Va
Lite Gricans
National Park Service
E.M. Dale
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Monument
Hanile
Iran
Brewster
American Legion Department of Maryland
Rohrer
Iaca
Civil Service Commission
Eds
Marvis Frock
Rohrerlena
American Legion
Sen
Earthquake Relief Drive Aided by Daily News-Minor Publisher
Readers may obtain the Earthquake 0 edition from publisher CW Sneddon for $1.00. The issue provides sharp reporting and striking photographs of the disaster. Profits are donated to earthquake relief agencies with no administrative charges. Mail to PO Box 710 Fairbanks Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabbka
Daily News - Minor
CW. Sneddon
Fairbanks
Alaska
Area Deaths Edward Sullivan Obituary Notice
Edward Tl. Sullivan son of Anna Sullivan Redding of West North Street died of a heart attack Wednesday near Shepherds. He is survived by his mother. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Watson Funeral Home with Rev. De Makell officiating. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Body may be viewed at the funeral home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Tl. Sullivan
Anna Sullivan Redding
W. North SL
Shepherds
Nather
Watson
DE. Makell
Rosealt
Fural
Prayer Today Local Quotations Gracious Lord
A fragmented prayer text invokes Gracious Lord and asks forgiveness for failures and faults. Mentions Washington Street in Hagerstown Maryland and references to local merchants and a church setting. Includes scattered names and figures such as Ward Leonard Electric and General Waterworks Corp as part of a stray OCR line.
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Aml
Lenanae
Warhington St
Hagerss
Maryland
Bnd
Batee Ghares
Victor
Presucts Corp
Presucts Corp. May Christ
Amen
Ward Leonard
Electie
WF. Price Co
YOO
Over 40 Properties Change Hands This Week In County
County records show a flurry of property transfers with Elk Ridge Womes Inc and Elk Ridge Lake Inc among grantors and various buyers including widows and married couples. Parcels span multiple districts including Districts 6 8 and 9, with improvements on Elizabeth Wakefield and James H Gordon streets and Cloverleaf Road among listed sites. New owners include Vernon Witee Tagion Hugh A Owens and Clifford E Rock and wives, plus Lisle T Cramer and wife and Mary Margaret Sowers among others.
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Page
Elk Ridge Womes, Inc
Mate Roads Commission
Ward Neton
Elk
Ridge Drive
State Roads Commission
Lawrence Vel
Launtin' G Baweence
Charles R. Burger
Hugh A. Qwens
Clifford E. Rock
Hancock District
High SE
JH. Needy, Inc
Vernon
Witee Tagion
Thomas
Elizabeth
Jeffer
Elizabeth E. Boward
Roy H. Fitz
Mitchetlfeel
Woodpoint Ave
Bennard J. Morgan
Elk Ridge Lake, Inc
Edita Leon K. Morgan
Jene Wietz
Public Couch
Mt. Briar - Chest-Smoketown
Boonsboro
Elk/Bonnard
J Morgan
Ridge Homes, Inc
Cels
Linnie B. Ausherman
Nublie
Maurice G. Hoffman
Hoffman
NAACP Cleanup Camp Moves Across Church Street Today
The NAACP cleanup campaign entered its third week this morning with about 10 workers cleaning back yards on Church Street between Jonathan and Prospect. Leonard Curlin, president of the local chapter, said crews would finish yards on Charel Street in that block and also repair some in Woom's Alley, aided by two tactics to speed the work.
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NAACP
Church
Jonathan
Prospect Sts
Leonard Curlin
Charel St
Woom's Alley
Williamsport Red Men Aid Local Fire Company
The Williamsport Red Men donated an $85 monitoring system to the Williamsport Fire Company. The device will help firemen monitor Wilt fre and rescue messages across the county, and the firemen thank the Red Men for their thoughtfulness and consideration.
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Cottecvenuague
Red Men
Williamsport
Williamsport Fire Company
Professor Emeritus Alfred N Sayres of Lancaster Dead
Alfred N Sayres, professor emeritus at Lancaster Theological Seminary, Lancaster, Pa, is reported deceased. Arrangements and full obituary notes to follow in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred N. Sayres
Lancaser
Lancaster Theological Sem
Mongolia asks Chinese to leave after expulsion
Mongolia, a Moscow ally, ordered Chinese technicians to depart. The New China News Agency noted the first group left Ulan Bator by train with unspecified reasons, citing an agreement during socialist construction and a Mongolian government desire to send them home. Other items include Britain's Douglas-Home on policy, France’s de Gaulle on atomic control, Cranston car sticker issue, Lindsey dog incident, and Nyerere to lead Tanganyika Zanzibar union.
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Mongolia
Tokyo
Moscow
New
China News
Ulan Bator
Smid
Nyerere
Tanganyka
Zanzibar
Dar Es Salaam
Gya
Tanganyika
Soviet Union Advertising Needs Boost Says Tevasiln
In Moscow the Soviet government paper Tavestia laments dull ads that fail to attract buyers and inform shoppers about available products. It cites examples like Tea is a useful and tasty drink and urges better promotion through Madison Avenue style campaigns. A Formosa report notes Lin Tien-Shih, Formosa Village Council speaker, was stabbed seven times by five attackers. one suspect Lai Lei-Wang is in custody and quoted saying he tried to kill Lin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavestia
Alexei Adshiubel
Khrushchev
Me 'Taidet
Formosa
Lin Me Tien-Shih
Wai Oarpei
Abd
Lai Lei-Wang
Lin Be
Barry Morse Identified As Pursuer In The Fugitive
Hollywood writer Bob Thomas notes Barry Morse is identified as the pursuer in The Fugitive. Morse travels from Toronto to New York, treating the role as a demanding yet flexible pursuit. He was born in London and trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art before entering repertory and BBC television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas Viston
Hollywood
Barry
Morse
Toronto
New York
Marge
David Janssen
Jean Valjean
Factor
Tai
Yi Morse
London
Bobby
Jansson
ftoyal Academy of Dramatic + Jonger
Art
Daylight Saving Time Begins Across Maryland Except Garrett
Daylight Saving Time starts Sunday for Maryland except Garrett County where OakSand changes last. Clocks should be moved one hour ahead before late Saturday night to avoid being late. Standard time resumes October 27.
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Maryland
Garrett County
Garrett Downtay
OakSand
Uestale
Ware
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Providence Baptist Church
SPCA
Spelig
The
American Medical Association
Tommy
N. Potomac 51
Frat Nospital Cost Analysis Service, Inc
General Hospital
Haavarati Var
Bamindi
Gelfla Clark
Lethel Ave
Robert F. Wilkinson
Elsie M. Bowman
Philip C. Miller
Phillip Contract Miller
Mr. McVay
Fahirneys Cemetery
Mapleville
Eli N. Barkdoll
Eli Newton Barkdoll
Howie
Aaron Oberholzer
Leilersburg Rd
SUN Albc
Evans
Demos
Bre
Atpon
Edward Tn, Sullivan
Church Street
Williamsport ‘Red Men Help Fire Company
Insect Control A Research, Inc
Hagers
Circus Fan
Cus Grounds
America
Titana Cole Ata
Twige
Peoples Service Drug Store
Alec Douglas-Homa
Apj
Britain
Alec Douglas-Home
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Georges Fompidon
France
William Scranton
San Ruancco
Alan Cranston
Pierre Salinper
Senate
Cranston
Robert Roush
Fremuet
Ume
Lindsey
al 1Obert Geehwind
Duke
Roush
Soviet Union
Madison Avenue
Tevasiln
Lin Tien-Shih
le Wit
Barry Morse
Hill Top
Harpers Ferry
D.S.T
State Line
WALT
Disney
Susan Hayward
Sun
Bex Ohloe
Trump
Stanley Warner
Hazelstown
Col
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Atblay
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