Weekend jail terms allow employed men to keep jobs
Magistrate Robert Kuczynski sentenced Gary W. Carter to eight weekend jail stints to protect his job and family welfare. The idea mirrors Maryland work release and Pennsylvania practice, with judges noting benefits and risks, and citing lack of strict legal precedent for weekend terms. Carter, 46, faces a $75 fine for his tavern fight involvement and begins his third weekend in jail.
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S. Potomac St
Carter
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Circuit Court
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Rutledge
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Chambersburg
Depuy
Franklin County
Turige Depuy
Charles Price
Hagerstown
James Strine
Banner replica flag stall at World Fair sparks debate
A Maryland pavilion debate over displaying a 42 by 30 foot replica of the Star Spangled Banner flags at the 1964 World’s Fair surfaces amid logistics and space concerns. Officials cite size limits while preservationists and volunteers note a decades‑long effort by 75 women to weave and sew the historic banner. The stall risks delay as organizers weigh room constraints and exhibit continuity.
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Maryland
Ft. Mellenry
Francis Scott Key
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Oklahoma figures linked to Kennedy fitness program
Gary Thomas J Harris serves as head coach and athletic director at Oklahoma University guiding the late President Kennedy's physical fitness initiative for Democrats. Incumbent Senator Admondson once Oklahoma's youngest governor. Gary, a former governor, and Weed Astris, a state senator, lawyer and farmer, are named among regional officials. Willard Owens of Muldrow is noted but not shown.
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Oklahoma University
Kennedy
Admondson
Okahoma
Gary
Weed Astris
Willard Owens
Muldrow
Local Deaths Emory Vimory Harlish, 87
Emory Vimory Harlish, 87, a resident of Woburn Maver near Downsville, died at Washington County Hospital Monday afternoon due to complications. Born and raised in Hancock area, he spent most of his life there working in orchards. There are 10 survivors. The body was taken to AK Coffin Funeral Home for prayers Wednesday at 2:30 a.m. with Rev. Paul Byrnes officiating. Burial will follow in Rosehill Cemetery.
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Vimory Harlish
Woburn Maver
Downsville
Washington County Hospital
Hancock Hie
Paul Byrnes
Rosehill Cemetery
Election contest set for May 4 at town fire hall
The WMankstown election will be held May 4 in the town fire hall with polls open 1 to 7 pm. Candidates for Yargess include Guy 2 Hebb and Clark K Sgil. Bess is CG. Guy Boffmaster runs for Commissioner alongside Charles Bailey Lloyd Familon Ray Iseminger and Tred Renner. Two commissioners will be elected.
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Wmankstown
Yargess
Guy 2
Hebb
Aml
Prayer Today for Growth in Knowledge and Spirit
A Lexington Ky professor of homiles at The College of the Bible offers a blessing to keep believers on frontiers of knowledge. He prays for not lapsing into mere conquests and urges receptivity to both old and new, in Jesus name.
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Jesus Christ
Amon
Wwight E. Stevenson
Lexjington, Ky
the College of the Bible
Canada Orders Soviet Newsman Out of Country
Canada expelled Vasily Tarasov, a 45 year old Izvestia correspondent, after police arrested him Monday night for attempting to bribe a government employee and accept documents. Foreign Secretary Paul Martin said there was no evidence of involvement in a spy ring and Tarasov was turned over to the Soviet Embassy as an undesirable.
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Ottawa
Paul Marti
House of Commons
Vasily Tarasov
Izvestia
Martln
Tarasov
Waynesboro YMCA Circus Set At 7 PM Saturday
WAYNESBORO The annual Waynesboro YMCA circus will be held at 7 p.m. Saturday in the local Y gymnasium. About 200 performers will exhibit various fitness activities for the benefit of parents and friends.
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Waynesboro
Annal Waynesboro Ymcaelvcus
Training school bid opens in West Virginia plans
The bid for a proposed training school in Morgantown West Virginia was opened Tuesday at 329707. C C Woods Jr and John Remier of Chambersburg were named by the hospital fund drive campaign as chairman and associate for the major division. The projected site grading and building aim to cost about 8.5 million dollars with completion expected in 1958.
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W.va
Shively
As&r Rrb
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U.S
C. C. Woods Jr
John Remier
Chambersburg
Woods
Wonds Sons Cory
Remieral Training School
Boysleorsberation
Near Here
Theost
Read
American Can Co
Chambers
Burg
Oak Ridge project disputed over city charter control
Kenneth Mackley disputes city authority over sanctions outside city limits and questions legality of a provision used to influence Oak Ridge development. After a ground breaking, Mayor Burhanz asserts charter applies to sewerage plans and must be cleared by city engineers, with City Attorney Oswald confirming the law.
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Eir
Sanitary
Commission
Banlary Comminsioc
Kenneth Mackley
Sanitary Commission
Mackley
Maugansville
Oak Ridge
Mackey
Burhanz
Edward Oswald
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