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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1963

Page

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Shepherd College Foundation Elects New Officers

The Shepherd College Foundation elected officers and directors for two year terms at its annual meeting. William Ages was named treasurer and secretary. Earl Weller of Martinsburg was named attorney for the Foundation. Dr. James Moler was re elected executive vice president and manager. Directors include Vetal Lee Smith Charles Unsekd R. M. Golliday with others serving second year terms. The treasurer reported assets of 12735.67 as of June 30 1963 and noted 128 received January 21 to June 30 from twelve donors. The Foundation plans increased outreach in eastern West Virginia aiming to aid student loans through the United Student Aid Fund and to boost college attendance among high school graduates.

Mra Vetal Lee Smith Charles Unsekd West Virginia Berlin Shepherd College Eastern West Virgin Administration Moler Thel Negard East Ger Meny Jean Warsaw Thatcher United Student Aid Fund Ikenberry

Local Deaths continued from Tage 1a include Lottie Cheney Springer

Lottie Cheney Springer resided in Hagerstown most of life before moving to Pen Mar in 1947. She worked as a guard at Frick Company Waynesboro until retirement and belonged to St Pauls UB Church Men’s Bible Class and the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Surviving are wife Birs Emma Nunamaker Saringer daughters Mrs Ens tmunger Pen Mar Barchart Fort Knox KY and four grandchildren. Funeral services set for Sunday 2 p.m. at Coffman Funeral Home with Rev Lebo officiating. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 7 9 p.m.

Lottie Cheney Springer Hagerstown Pen Mar Frick Company Waynesboro St. Paul's UB Church Order of Eagles Birs Emma ‘Nunamaker Saringer Enstmunger Barchart Fort Knox Kye Gramdehitueen Coffman Funeral Home Dubs Lebo Bur Rose Hill Cemetery

Maryland Briefs: Scuba search for Powell continues

Maryland briefs report State Police divers resuming search for 10 year old Frankie Lee Powell of Salisbury after he disappeared in Darren Creek near Wicomico County. The boy was with other children when he slipped into deep water and could not be found before dark. Other items include a rejection to convert Victor Cullen State Hospital to a training school for older boys and ongoing hospital cost discussions.

Associated Press Marcela, Ad Frankie Lee Powell Salisbury Darren Creek Wicomico County Anil Baltimore State Board of Public Works Victor Cullen State Hospital Sabillasville Frederick Couny State Department of Health Maryland Legislative Council

Prayer today marks call for more church workers

A prayer from James Russ McCail of Devatue Georgia asks for more ordained ministers and reliable lay workers. He prays for more laborers to the harvest and that members become better witnesses in daily life, in the name of Jesus.

Lord Jesus Amen James Russ McCail Devatue Agnes Scott College

Bonn Fears East Germany May Use Test Ban Respectability

Bonn fears East Germany may seek legitimacy by leveraging the nuclear test ban treaty. Ulbricht could use a conference to gain prestige and complicate Western positions as the two German states grapple with recognition and signing decisions.

Bonn East Germany Germany West Germany Commins Reegime United States Britain Soviet Union Atic East Gerany Walter Ulbricht Ulbricht Mullen Britwin Cam Palit Vegard Formosa Chiang Kai-shek Gerhard Schroeder Charles de Gautle France

Racial Peace Talks in Charleston Falter Again

Racial peace talks in Charleston faced a setback as merchants refused public disclosure of names and new Negro proposals were deemed vague. City officials offered job openings and representation on committees, while opposing pools and parks remained off the table. Demonstrations continued with arrests and court dates pending for NAACP leaders accused of violating a restraining order.

Coeliana Neipre Secon T Ruce Imerchantsa J. Palmer Gaillard Gaillard Cortmins J. Dequincey Newman Firld Te Naacp James Blake Naacp Board of Directors

Vatican Radio attacks communism as incompatible with faith

Vatican Radio denounces communism as incompatible with Christianity and free humanity. It warns that Marxism cannot be assimilated and urges vigilance against Communist ideology while supporting peacemaking but cautions against any penetration by Communist influence.

Vatican City Capi Vatican Radio Nailer

Greatest Story Ever Told Costliest Film In U S History

AP reports Hollywood notes that The Greatest Story Ever Told, a Mel Gibson era claim before, was the most expensive film ever made in the United States with an estimated cost around 19 million dollars. George Stevens kept tightlipped on costs while filming in the desert set with Max von Sydow as Jesus and a huge crew moving mountains of papier and stage props.

Bob Thomas Wester Hollywood Jeph Cain Canust Trace Paper George Stevens Max von Sydow Jesus von Sydow

Canada to place five maritime unions under government trusteeship

Ottawa plans to put five Canadian maritime unions under government trusteeship to purge corruption and violence from Great Lakes and coastal shipping. Labor Minister Allan MacEachen said legislation would be introduced after Parliament resumes, with four unions agreeing to trusteeship and the Seafarers' International Union of Canada opposing. The five unions represent about 21,000 seamen engineers and deck officers, with Nor ry alleging danger to Canada's economy from SIU leader Hal Banks.

Ottawa Canada Liberal Great Lakes Allan MacKachen House of Commons Justice T. G. Norris Vancouver MacEachen Isale Seafarers’ International Union of Canada Norris Cana Dian Maritime Union Canadian Merchant Service Guild National Association of Marine Engineers Canadian ‘Brotherhood of Railway, Transport and General ‘Workers Sore Sle Iy Norriy Hal C. Banks Americar SIU Hungary

Vacation Wraps for Trimmed Cashmere Cardigans

Trimmed cashmere digans become ideal evening wraps for summer vacations. They are dressy and easy to pack, offering stylish comfort during warm evenings and travel days.

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