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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1962

Page

1

H W McElwee Dairy Head Dies At Seventy Four

H W McElwee longtime dairy leader and community trustee from Hagerstown Maryland dies at age 74. He held roles in Pomonia Grange Maryland State Grange and National Grange and served as trustee of the Hagers Rifk Db. His affiliations spanned YMCA Stickeiy Institute Strausburg and local fraternal orders including Knights Templar Shriners and local lodges. News mentions Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Nabrynin planning a Berlin meeting amid a U S Soviet nuclear test dispute with expectations of a second test in the new U S series.

Pomonia Grange Maryland Grange National Grange Hagers R K Db Heo Ymca Ke Headle Ire USK Stickiey Institute Strausburg P Tig Haperstown Alsatia Club AF & AM Friendship Lodge No Tall Cede Jars Lebanon St. Bernard Commandery Knights Templar Ithiet NA Chapter Palestine Council R& SM Hagerstoven Shrine Club All Ghana Temple AAOMS Cumberland Sumberland Cansistory Washington Dean Rusk Anatoly F. Nabrynin Berlin Moscow U.S Pacific Testing Teo Weeks Antietam Fire Company Rusk Sun McElweel Allied — Constitutions Joseph NATO Edward RB. McElwee Ministers Athens Hagerstown Jessie Up London Australia New Zealand United States Hey Wilburn Russia First Christian Church Po Vse Tomar Avenue West Gert Smithsburg Husk P.a Greens Castle West Weastern Ward N. Button Konrad Adenauer Atted Robert A. Saw

Boonsboro Candidate Filing Deadline Nears In June Election

Boonsboro residents face a filing deadline for the upcoming municipal election. Town officials will certify nominations at the town hall with blanks available from Town Clerk Glen Angle. Separate items note NATO talks in Europe, a Hagerstown man’s traffic incident, and a license revocation for Lee Owens of Hagerstown.

Glen Angle

States Wake to Daylight Saving Time Shifts

Sunday begins daylight saving across several states with varied adoption. Montana butte and Anacondas note shift. Ohio splits by region, with Cleveland Akron and Youngstown staying on DST longer. Maryland and Virginia regions move to daylight time, while Bristol on the Virginia Tennessee border remains on standard time.

Iowa New Mexico Indiana Montana Butte Anacondas Ohio Vernilian Lake Erie Bellaire Ohio River Cleveland Akron Youngstown West Virginia Panhandles Maryland Virginia Auburbs Washington, D.C Bristol Virginia-Tennessee Tennessee

Area Deaths Merchants Discuss Plan For More Parking Space

Laura Myers Lesher 88 of Greencastle died Thursday at home after weeks of illness. The obituary notes her father Benjamin Myers and Catherine Whistler Myers, her husband Varvey Lesher, and that she was not a member of the Montgomery Brethren In Christ Church. The article covers a downtown parking plan to free spaces by redirecting traffic, with concerns about impact on church and merchants, plus alternative ideas like metered parking and a Ride and Shop concept to funnel shoppers into the area.

Laure Myers Lesher Laura Myers Lesher Greencastle Anjin Tlate Benjamin Catherine (Whistler) Myers Varvey Lesher Montgomery Brethren In Christ Church Sheri Lesher Paul Lesher Iurkhalden Pogen Wade Rosen Antietam Tranig Sit Co National Park l Rosen Meyer Burhans Basing Association Re l

Macmillan Urges West to Stay Firm and Patient

In New York at the annual ANPA Bureau of Advertising dinner, Prime Minister Macmillan urged the West to be firm but patient and never yield ground, warning against provocative action while pursuing possible East West agreements. He blamed Khrushchev for resuming atmospheric nuclear testing and praised Kennedy while urging continued effort for a safer peace. The speech drew standing ovations as he highlighted the dangers of nuclear escalation and the need for mutual restraint.

New York Harold Macmillan Kennedy Queen Elizabeth II Rosa Stewart Anpa Bureau of Advertising Chicago Sun-Times Chicago Daily News Macmillan Washington Fae Farral Museusdiulin Khrushchev Britain United Cision Khrush Chev Netandu

Desert Song and March Selections at Chicago Concerts

A program feature highlights Romberg and Sousa works led by The Desert Song and The Little Brown Jug theme interludes. The event proceeds are aided by a grant from the Recording Industries Trust Funds via Local 770 of the American Federation of Musicians.

Romberg Chicago Tribune Chambers Light OF the Polar Star Recording Industries Trust Funds The American Federation of Musicians

Telephone Hour To Bow Out Tonight Until Fall Season

CBS defends The Defenders 8:30 to 9:30 PM as sponsors pause. ABC presents Id Hours with Moon topic nightly. NBC plans Treasure Island and World’s Greatest Robbery with Mischa Elman and Benny Goodman in a two part autumn schedule.

Cynthia Lowry CBS New York Vision Reason ABC Walt Disney NBC Robert Louis Will Mischa Elman Benny Goodman Peink

Launchings Big Boost To Joint Efforts

The article notes a Department decision to withhold information on military space launchings. At an International Association of Geodesy session in Washington, details about the proposed Anoa satellite were to be made public, including use of a flashing light for free observing Earth satellites. U.S. and British scientists praised the cooperation and enjoyed a celebratory event.

International Association of Geodesy Washington U.S Robert Gray National Aeronautics and Space Administration Harrie Massie British National Committee For Space Research United States

Tawes Defends Record as Pollack Attacks Mahoney in Maryland Race

Gov. Tawes, facing sharp criticism from Baltimore political figures, denounced Mahoney and defended his record on reapportionment and urban renewal. Pollack challenged Tawes to a televised Q and A, while Mayor Grady and Atty. Gen. Finan backed Tawes amid a heated gubernatorial campaign.

Tawes Mahoney Associated Press Gav Baltimore Jack Pollack Pollack George P. Mahoney Westwood Inn Montgomery County Baltimore Caumilan Fawes Montgomery Baltimore Democrat Shakespeare Hamlet Horatio J. Harold Grady Atty Thomas B. Finan Finan Fing Hie Tawes Fair Court

Voting machine on display at Potomac Street board office

A voting machine showing primaries candidates is in the window of the Board of Election Supervisors at 103 S Potomac St. Voters can view how the panel will appear on primary day, with a light for night viewing.

Board of Election Supervisors Potomac St

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