Management Vigor Behind Fairchild Hiller Success
Fairchild Hiller management and salaried employees boost club support as the Aircraft Missiles Division reports jet engine augmentation work for C 123 transports and pylons for jet fighters. ITT veteran Ry McDonald highlighted strong progress led by President Edgar GM, with Vincent Neetor noting substantial backlog and long term opportunities in Hagerstown operations. Local executives discussed production of 10 FAO and 50 12K helicopters and 100 Vorter aircraft, aiming for increased output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry McDonald
ITT Federal Laboratories
Fairchild Willer
Edgar GM
Tata
Waa
Vincent Neetor
Mrejuct and Seston
Tiston
Ji Asus Club
Wayne J. Hudson
Vincent
Hagerstown
Vinecent
FAO
Uister Aircraft Division
Obituaries for Shipley Daley Williams Campbell and Williamsburg
Obituary notices report the deaths of Nannie Viola Shipley 76 of Williamsport and Leon Daley 49 of Hagerstown. Also listed are Clarence Jack Williams 87 of Fiddlersburg and Oliver T. Campbell who died Sunday with funeral arrangements and survivor details. Services set at Williamsport Methodist and Rest Haven Rest Haven Funeral Chapel with multiple relatives named. Family visitations are noted at Leaf Funeral Home and Grove Funeral Home Hancock.
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Oliver T. Campbell
Olver T. Campbell
the Grove Funeral Home
Hancock
Mary V. Myers
Ethel Johnson
RED
Ldancock
John C. Hull
Hagerstown
Mayberry Hull
Hannaa
Mysterious Herbal Aid Promises Regularity
A garbled ad claims a daily product named Sekiran supports hulk and moisture for digestive comfort. It mentions a supposed regulator Sher FAN from fruits and vegetables and warns against harsh pills while praising Sertpands as a gentle solution for intestinal muscles. Read Siacraw Backwards to spell matures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sekiran
Servran
Bill Pushed For Federal Rent Subsidy
Washington Senator John Pastore pledges a fight to restore a 12 million dollar appropriation for federal rent subsidies cut from a supplemental money bill by the House. The funds would cover the difference between 25 percent of a family's income and rent, allowing subsidies to aid needy renters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John
Senate Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Senate
Stock Market Scrambled In Active Trade
New York AP reports a mixed stock session with airlines and aerospace firms showing modest gains while GM and steel shares slipped. Pan American and American Airlines rose slightly. Boeing and Douglas trims inched up. Polaroid and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer offered small boosts amid broad market weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Pan American World Airways
Amerigan Antines
United
General Dywimirs
General Motors
Avavonda
Kennecutt
Zenith
Polaroid
Metro- Goldwin-Mayer
Obituary for Harry R B Seibert Sr in Hagerstown
Harry R B Seibert Sr aged 59 died of an apparent heart attack at 1122 Moller Ave in Monday evening. He was a broker for Erie Insurance Exchange and a real estate broker, member of Church of the Holy Trinity, Hagerstown Lodge 217 AF and AM, and Tall Cedars of Lebanon. Survived by wife Helen Wing er Seibert, son Harry R Seibert Jr, daughter Ethel Moser, brothers Ralph, Roger, Keller, sisters Ruth Adkins Anna Quick Josephine Klein, four grandchildren. Services at Minnich Funeral Home Thursday 2 pm with Rev H Masters. burial St Pauls Cemetery. Family visiting Wednesday 7–9 pm. Memorial services by Hagerstown Lodge 217 at 8 pm Wednesday.
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Maude L. Martin
South Potomac Street
Jackson
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
William and
Amanda Flock Nichols
Christi Reformed Church
Cora Knoble
Eagles Grove
Iowa
Ruth Winks
Grace Nichols
Kathinsburg
Hieves
Minnich Funeral Home
Hagerstown
Lawrence Strunk
Rest Haven
Edith Margaret Long
Cedar Crest Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Harry H.long
Hopewell
McDade Road
Joe Harlan Edgar
Louise F. Hershey McNade
Cedar Lawn
St. Paul's
Sunsmit Daughters of Liberty
Mes
Jane Sprague
Baltimore
H. Hilton Tong
Allentown
Gaithey
Neal
Norfolk
Grace Hoeh
A. K. Callman
Norman van Brunt
Jing
Cedar Lawn Memorial Gardens
Leon Franklin Daley
Baltimore St
Western Maryland State Hospital
Virginia Daley Stains
Charles I. Daley
Northside Mennonite Church
Iginia Daley Stains
Catharine Daley
Selinsgrove
Mary Jane Hose
Fairplay
Rasent Cemetery
Harry RB. Seibert Sr
I Real Insurance
Moller Ave
Seibert
Erie Insurance Exchange
Dry Run
Richard
Lelia Moore Seibert
Church of the Holy Trinity
AF & AM
Tall Cedars
Leblanc
Helen Winger Seibert
Harry R. Seibert Jr
Ethel Moser
Ralph E
Roger Q
Holly
N.Y
Keller W
Clear Spring
Ruth E. Adkins
Anna Quick
Josephine Klein
Philadelphia
Hichard Masters
St. Paul's Cemetery
Elmer L. Drawbaugh
Chambersburg
Elmery
Stone Bridge
Brethren Church
Mary Elliott Drawbaugh
Elmer A. Drawbaugh
Pauline Drawbaugh
David G
Lewis B. Faydeville
Sellers Funeral Home
Chambersbore
Charles E.J .Diehl
Lincoln Cemetery
Finan Opens Maryland Governor Bid Without Tawes Backing
Maryland Attorney General Thomas B. Finan said he would welcome Gov. Tawes's support in his bid for governor but must forge his own record and program. He spoke in Annapolis while filing for the Democratic nomination and outlined a reform agenda including agency reorganization, urban renewal, education overhaul, civil rights, and highway safety. Finan emphasized a youthful campaign team and independence from Tawes advisor George Hocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bowen
Associated Press
Baltimore
Thomas B. Finan
Towes
Finan
Tawes
Annapolis
George Hocker
Gov. Tawes
Maryland
Met
Caravan Stated Here Thursday by World War 4 Veterans
A World War 4 veterans caravan arrives in Boonsboro at 2 PM and moves to Hagerstown for a 3:30 PM Public Square arrival. They meet the public at 6:43 PM at the American Legion Home on Northern Ave to promote a 1947 pilgrimage to World War I battlefields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Hagerstown
Public Square
Herman L. Milles
Annapolis
Hancock
American Legion
Northern Ave
Cape Kennedy Electricians Vote Truce
Cape Kennedy electricians ratified a 30 day interim truce with United Technology Center after an eight day strike. Pickets were withdrawn from five entrances to the space center as federal mediators and UTC officials helped reach the agreement in San Francisco.
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United Technology Center
International Union of Electrical Workers
San Francisco
UTC
LTC Electrical
Cape Kennedy
This Space Center
Fla. ‘S
DuPont Wins National Safety Commendation
The Potomac River Works of E I du Pont de Nemours and Company in Falling Waters West Virginia was awarded the National Safety Council certificate of Commendation for an excellent 1965 safety record. The award follows strict criteria in the Council’s Recognizing Good Industrial Safety Record plan.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Potomac River Works
E. 1. du Pont de Nemours and Company
Falling Waters
West Virginia
Pennsy Man Killed in Vietnam Confirmed by Defense Dept
Denis Eugene Abbott of McConnellsburg Fulton County died of metal fragment wounds on a perimeter at Pleiku Vietnam while serving with the Army. He was 21, eldest of four sons and one daughter, a former liberal arts student at Shippensburg State College.
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Mcconnellsburg
Cvan
Viet Nam
Department A Defense
Denis Eugene Abbott
Eugene R. Abbott
Denis
Fulton County
Pleiku
Hedy Lamarr Denies Intent To Steal in Trial
Los Angeles AP report says Hedy Lamarr testified she did not intend to steal $80 worth of clothing and cosmetics from a department store. She claimed she paid for shoes via her business manager and left the store without taking items.
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Hedy Lamarr
Los Angeles
Hedy
Lamarr
Guods
Earl Milla
Miss Lamarr
Mills
Temperatures Rise To 72 In Boonsboro And Bridgeport
Weather observers report highs of 72 degrees Monday in Boonsboro and Bridgeport. Overnight lows reached 40s with 7 a.m. readings around 47 in Boonsboro and 40 in Bridgeport, as mild conditions continued. The Daily Mail, serving Hagerstown and surrounding areas, lists subscription rates and district coverage.
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Howard R Beckenbaugh
Boonsboro
Faur
D. Paul Oswald
Bridgeport
MATS
Bet Summit Ave
Hagerstown
The Truth About Hitler's Death in The Last Battle
The Last Battle by Cornelius Ryan reveals details of Hitler's defeat. Condensed-book form appears in Reader's Digest May issue with the full story of Hitler's death and his last minute marriage. May Reader's Digest is on sale now.
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Cornelius Ryan
Hitler
Reader's Digest
May
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Martha Schensky
Martha R. Schensky
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Rose Hill
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Trinity ‘United Church of Christ
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J. J. Allerman
Greencastle
Harry D. Hamilton
Mer‘versburg
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Fairview Cemetery
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