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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1962

Page

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Reapportionment dispute moves to Anne Arundel court

The Maryland reapportionment fight shifts to Anne Arundel County Circuit Court after the State Court of Appeals sent the case back. The court must determine if current legislative districting violates metropolitan voters' rights, with potential for a special session and a temporary or revised plan before the 1962 elections.

THOMPSON _ ANNAPOLIS Maryland Anne Anne Fd County Circuit Court Tawes State Court of Appeals Circuit Court State Board of High Court Ani Senate House Court of Appeals State Senate House of Delegates Terrcuit G. Towie Duckett Politie Duckett General Assembly

Maryland Briefs amid court orders and local updates

Maryland brief items report a U S District Court judge sign an injunction to force Custer Channel Wing Corp to register with the SEC after an unregistered stock sale. A lineman Irvin Berkerbile Jr. died from a dynamite accident near Oakland. State unemployment insurance total rose to 4.9 million in March, up 5.6 percent from February but down 34.9 percent from March 1961. Salisbury high court actions involve a drive for 5,000 signatures on home rule measures, a voting rights challenge in metropolitan areas, and a state court ruling signals possible implications for district representation. A bid decision on primary election timing is noted, with LaFrance Co. proposals and American The LaFrance bid recalled. Salisbury Mayor and Council authorize purchase of a new fire engine for 22,655.

Associated Press Baltimore Custer Channel Wing Corp Hagers Lawn Securities and Xchange Commission Jodge Harris L. Winter SEC Salisbury High Court Supreme Maryland Supreme Cart Court of Appeals Amer LaFrance Co Seagrave Co LaFrance Idalion of Pire Wilson Taylor

Kennedy signals resumed air tests after blast

Scientists busy analyzing the first atmospheric test as Kennedy authorizes resumed air tests aboard the Honey Fitz. Officials say high altitude tests will yield data on the problem while Tass calls the move a grave crime against mankind amid Soviet test claims.

Kennedy Lakes Worth Palm Beach Fla Soviet Union Agence Tass Pacific Washington

Rice Directed Organizing Uniteu rant Guards

The Uniteu rant Guard Workers won a NLRB supervised election to represent Pinkerton Detective Agency guards in Delaware this week. Organizing of the Pinkerton union was directed by E. L. Hice of Marbern Road in this city.

Uniteu NLRB Pinkerton Delaware Pinkerton Union E. L. Hice Marbern Rd

Air Force Seeks Nurses Visit in Hagerstown May 10

Captain Jimma Burkhardt, Air Force Nurse Selection Officer, will discuss joining the Nurse Corps in Hagerstown on May 10. The Air Force seeks qualified nurses with direct commissions possible, free post graduate training, and age 21 to 35 single state registered graduates. interview hours 3:00 to 4:30 at the Air Force Recruiting Office 21 EB Franklin St. call Sgt Cauley AE 9 1580 for appointments.

Jimma Burkhardt Air Force Hagerstown Air Force Nurse Corps Burkhardt Olite Franklin St Cauley

Emergency Room Busy Treating Youngsters After Injuries

The Washington County Hospital ER treated three youngsters for injuries from play. Wayne Gowker, 11, of 356 IS Locust St,Bitten mouth necessitated sutures and discharge. Rodney Kitchen, 10, Williamsport Rt 2, fell through a storm door, lacerations on both arms, sutures, discharged. Donga Honot, 5, Boonsboro Rt 2, fell on a stick, lacerated left leg, sutures, discharged.

Washington County Hospital Wayne Curtis Gowker Locust St Fule Rodney Kitchen Williamsport Rt. 2 Donga K. Honot Boonsboro Rt. 2

Prayer for guidance and strength at High Point College

Dennis H. Conke from High Point North Carolina directs a prayer seeking peace of mind strength and guidance through daily work in Jesus name. The message asks for rest, fit tasks, and steady direction for teachers and staff at the institution.

Irsus Amen Dennis H. Conke High Point N.C High Point College

Ranger Mission Fails to Complete Moon Experiments

NASA planned Ranger 4 to photograph and measure the moon while delivering weather and quake instruments. A power loss prevented solar cells from charging, stopping jet propulsion experiments and the balsa ball payload from deployment, leaving the mission with limited data from the lunar surface.

Ranger 4 Earth Lunik Ranger Jet Propulsion

Disarmament Talks Open Amid Nuclear Test Tension

Reports from Geneva show speculation on Hus sian walkouts as the 17 nation disarmament talks proceed. Semyon Tsarapkin refuses comment while Canada voices opposition to any nuclear tests. In Cairo neutralist hopes rise for progress. Hiroshima citizens react with regret, former Gov Ohara urging suspension of tests.

Geneva Semyon K. Tsarapkin Canada United States United Arab Republic Cairo al Akhbar Hiroshima Hiroo Ohara

Bridge Project To Feature World Largest Hingeless Arch

A $7 million Lewiston Queenston Bridge spans the Niagara River and is being constructed by a steel company. It will boast the world's largest hingeless steel arch, signaling a landmark in cantilever and arch bridge design.

Lewiston Queenston Bridge Niagara River

Moon’s crater origin debated by erupting volcanos or meteors

The article discusses a long standing scientific controversy over how the moon acquired its pock marked surface. It weighs theories of volcanic eruptions against meteorite impacts and other possible causes.

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