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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1964

Page

3

Worth Looking Into A Plan To Fix Tax Inequities By County

Mayor Winslow F Burhans proposes a county tax system based on services received noting incorporated towns avoid county police cuts and municipalities may be funded for duplicated street repair This idea aligns with a proposed county home rule charter and a stance that residents should pay for actual services received while agencies await funding decisions from the City Council and County Commissioners

Winslow F. Burhans Af Frank Cordell

Doubs Woods Park to be developed by county and school board

The Washington County Park Commission and the Board of Education advance Doubs Woods as a picnic and recreational park along Downs ville pike. The wooded area, part of South Hagerstown High School property, offers water, tall trees, parking and accessible routes, with preservation praised for future summer use by southern city residents.

Washington County Park Commission Board of Education Doub's Woods Downsville Pike South Hagerstown High School

Thoughtful Motherhood Celebrated in Proverbial Verse

A compact reflection on mothers and blessing cites Proverbs 14 2 and imagines God approving of motherhood. It extols maternal soul, power, and beauty while noting a playful, reverent view of creation. The piece closes with a tribute to Vivine and Henry Wasd Reccher.

Mother

Wardrobe auction of 25000 items nets 40000 in Chicago

An 82 year old Chicago woman left a personal wardrobe of about 25 000 items, including 1000 dresses and 500 coats, to be sold at auction. The sale totaled around 40 000 dollars with bids as high as 1250 for a mink coat and as low as 50 cents for many dresses and coats. The piece notes reflect on materialism and emphasize putting others first and seeking spiritual balance.

Chicago

Be Kind To Fat People Says Hal Boyle

New York AP column argues for kindness to fat people amid Be Kind to Animals Week. It jokes about public attitudes, health myths, and social treatment of the overweight, noting no laws protect them and suggesting a practical lunch gesture to show appreciation.

Hal Boyle New York Washington Benjamin Franklin U.S. State Department Aninger Santa Clause Cary Grant

Funkstown Mayor Elected to 2th Term

Jottings from yesteryears note Funkstown mayor Guy Tt. Hebb winning a second term. Other items include Mrs Carrie Flynn at Washington County Hospital with slarping sickness, Mayhu and Burke entering produce business on Elizabeth Street, Frank Colley joining the Morning Herald staff, Fairchild Lake named near Fairbanks Alaska, pilot Sam White with Win Alaska Airlines, weight lifter Andy Apxt reporting a 540 pound lift, a restaurant owner losing and finding money, several local residents listed for emergency room treatment, and a fire on North Potomac Street prompting a roof safety declaration.

Sam White Fairchild Division Alaska Fairbanks Fairchild Lake Win Alaska Airlines Fairchild 7

Dillan argues for Fairchild support and defense costs

FR Samuel Dillan Jr answers a letter about Fairchild Stratos and F-27s, praising the Kennedy Johnson era defense effort and urging a Democratic congressman to back industry. He cites crop subsidies as wasteful, defends Fairchild helicopter hopes, and urges prudent government spending for maximum value per dollar.

Maryland Dilloo Lyndon 3B. Johnson United States ‘Treasury Fairchild United States Lyndon B. Johnson

Community asks city to care for long neglected trees

Reading the Kiwanis Club effort to plant 1200 trees in city parks and reservoirs prompts a plea for the city to take responsibility for existing trees that have beautified streets for many years and been neglected. The writer questions why the county cannot care for these trees.

Overcoming Fear of Pregnancy Advice for Married Women

A health columnist urges married women fearing pregnancy to consult a physician to discuss anxieties rooted in childhood memories or family history. The piece warns against relying on critics or myths and promotes a positive approach to pregnancy with professional guidance.

Mia N.S Rifnir Ronsult van Dellen

Berry World Rapid Pulse and Eye Irritation Queries

A reader asks if applying an ice bag to the chest can slow a fast heart rate. Answers note several causes of tachycardia and that some cases respond to medicine while others need different treatment.

Jacqueline Kennedy to Tell Her Story Before Commission

Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy agreed to private testimony before the special investigating commission, potentially publishing her outline of the Dallas tragedy in the report. Other recalled figures include Mrs. Marina Oswald and Mrs. Ruth Paine, with focus on Oswald’s activities in Russia and related passport matters. The panel seeks more details from Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson and Moscow embassy staff, amid delays from the State Department and debate over questioning Yuri Nossenko, a Soviet defecter. The commission aims to publish findings by July, with over ten thousand pages of testimony anticipated.

Washington Jacqueline Kennedy Ho Special Investigating Commission Kennedy Marina Oswald Ruth Paine Oswald Paine Home Llewellyn Thompson Moscow Lee Harvey Oswald Russia Thompson Rusk State Department Mexico City Ane U.S Pibba Shawartz Bureau of Security & Consular Affairs Frances Kaldit Oyge Knight Schwartz Inteligence Oswald Kohler Yuri Nossenko Geneva CIA Allen Dulles Commission Nossenko Dulles

McNamara as a Likely Johnson Running Mate

Washington whispers center on Robert S. McNamara as a possible vice presidential pick for President Johnson. The piece notes Johnson prioritizes competence over politics, praising McNamara’s decisive, nonpolitical leadership and administrative success across Kennedy and Johnson administrations, while stressing Johnson alone would handle political strategy.

Washington McNamara Johnson Robert S. McNamara Atlantic City Ang Sul Hig Tut - Tuking Kennedy Ford Motor Company Michigan Jonson Senate Lyndon &. Johnson McNama TA

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Doub By James Keller Bal Boyle Yesteryears Carrie 8. Flynn Funkstown Washington County Hospital Larry W. Mayhu Byron B. Burke Mayhu and Burke Elizabeth St Frank Colley Martinsburg The Morning Herald Martinsburg Journal Andy Apxt West Franklin Street Daisy Smith West Church $l Heese Attrc Paul J. Carney Righerd 5. Bushey Kathy Doublitz Georges ¥. Lashley Robert E. Wilyard Donna Kay Kephart Charles L. Dejouney Terry E. Myera Ronald M. Graves Peter G. Callas Anderson Charles W. Smith North Potomac St City Hall Guy Tt. Hebb Mr. Dillon Tam Marahng Hagerstown Edward Uhl Fairchild-Stratos F.27 DeWitt Hyde Hisenhower John R. Foley Ren. Hedy Voice of the People Voice OF ‘the People Daily Mall Paign Defense Department Kennedy - Johnson Eisenhower Samuel Dillan, Jr Tree Care T.R. Pan Belen, M.D Berry World M, D A. M ALLEN-SCOTT_REPORT Jacqueline Kennedy By Robert Allyn and Paul Scott William. S. White LBJ
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