Castro Forda Delegation To OAS Meeting In Chile
News notes indicate Cuba relaxed blackout on news as Havana suburbs faced car gunfire near Castro villa. Reports say Castro was away. a seven member Cuban delegation led by Foreign Minister Raul Roase will attend the OAS meeting in Santiago this week after weeks of cabinet indecision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran Puget
Castro
Havana
Sunmien
Santiago
Chile
Organization of Americans States
OAS
Raul Roase
Service News Soldiers complete eight weeks of combat training
Pvt. Paul N. Crampton son of Mr and Mrs Arthur H Crampton of Hagerstown completed eight weeks of military police training at Fort Gordon Georgia. He entered the Army in 1959 and is a 1954 graduate of Hagerstown High. Other reservists from the area also completed two weeks of active training at Fort Eustis Virginia including Charles F Rossinger wife Yvonne and mother Dora Thurmont Sal W Salials and Jacob H Valentine. two privates first class Stanley E Smith Jr and Harold P Ambrose participate in a field training exercise with the 4th Armored Division in Grafenwhr Germany scheduled to conclude Aug 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul N. Crampton
Arthur H. Crampton
Brightwood Drive
Hagerstown
Provost Marshal General's School
Fort Gordon
Army
Ft. Jackson
Montgomery Ward
Fort Eustis
Charles F. Rossinger
Yvonne
Virginia Avenue
Dora F. Thurmont
Devonshire Road
Sal. William 'S
Presgraves
Irene
Franklin Street
Jacob H. Valentine
Joan
Route 3
Carl Valentine
Freemont St
Stanley E. Smith, Jr
Harold P. Ambrose
Ely
Slave State
George D. Ambrose
Texas
Ath Armored Division
Gradenwehr
Germany
Europe
Prayer Acknowledges Day's Blessings and Guidance
The prayer thanks Thee for the day and its opportunities to serve, seeks divine guidance through joys, sorrows, and disappointments, asks for a burning desire to fulfill will and purpose, and closes in the name of Jesus Christ from minister Roy H. Stetter of Cheverly, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joses Christ
Aner
Roy H. Stetter Ir
Cheverly Md
Cheverly
Texas Totals 183000 Wells Across 6189 Fields
Texas reports more than 183000 wells spread through 6189 oil and gas fields. The data highlights extensive extraction activity across the state, with fields distributed widely in major shale regions and conventional plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Hoover urges reorganization of US high schools for science gains
Former President Hoover, aged 85, contends Khrushchev could bring peace but warns of budget hurdles and crime. He stresses the need to improve American education to train more scientists and engineers, noting Russians outnumber the United States five to one in these critical fields. He calls for reorganizing high schools to boost discipline and effective training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Awthc
Ite
Ovlseen
Sve
Russia
United States
Favorite Sons May Be Pushed Out In Democratic Contest
AP dispatch notes tightening contest for the 1960 Democratic nomination. Governors Meyner and Williams show little headway at the San Juan conference. Kennedy holds favorite son status in some states while others like Symington and Johnson receive muted support. Humphrey relies on a Wisconsin primary showing to keep campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell Washington
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Meyner
Williams
Neaucay
Michael
Ohio
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Thas
Massachusetts
Vall
Orville L. Freeman
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Tumphrey
Middle West
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate
Lyndon B Johnson
Texas
Humphrey
Kennedy
Wisconsin
Steel Strike At A Glance
About 500000 United Steelworkers who struck the basic steel industry 27 days ago are idle with 107000 workers in allied industries affected. Negotiations resume in New York under federal mediation. McDonald and Goldberger not participating. McDonald plans to tour picket lines in Pittsburgh. The industry loses about 208 million dollars in weekly business. idle workers lose around 70 million dollars in pay weekly. Union seeks 15 percent pay hike plus other benefits. industry warns of higher costs and inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steelworkers
Allied Industries
New York
David J. McDonald
Arthur J. Goldberg
Ley
McDonnald
Pittsburgh
Asion
Raider Mistaken For Bartender in Early Morning Raid
Newark Ohio report says Ivan Smith, state liquor enforcement chief, and nine agents raided a wooden farm building at 3 am. Smith was mistaken for a bartender and served drinks by patrons. Three suspects were arrested and two cases of whiskey plus 20 cases of beer seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Ohio
Ivan Smith
Equor
Smith
Here
Tel
Bartenter
Jim
Bomb Scare Delays Pan Am Planes Over Ireland
In SOHANNON Ireland three Pan American World Airways planes were delayed for several hours after a phone warning claimed a bomb was on a plane. Baggage was checked, no device found, and the flights with 914 passengers resumed their journeys to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohannon
Ireland
Pan American World Airways
New York
Daily Mail tips sought for local news tips in Hagerstown
Local readers are urged to share tips on incidents from near Sharpsburg to East Franklin Street. Reports include meteor fragment discovery, copperhead snakes, autograph anecdotes, and a child accident. Tips can be phoned, brought in person, or mailed to the tip editor daily except Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
Virginia Avenue
Sharpsburg
Brownsville
Potomac Street
East Franklin Street
The
Daily Mail
Hagerstown
Mad
Miss Maryland Crown Won In Silver Spring Pageant
Marie Lorraine True 18, a Baltimore County college sophomore majoring in drama and dance, won the Miss Maryland title after tapping and singing in the talent portion. She will compete for Miss America next month in Atlantic City. Runners up were Rita Fiorilli and Gabinda Dawson. True received a $1000 scholarship. runners up got $250 each. The contest was sponsored by the Silver Spring Junior Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Marie Lorraine True
Elieve
Phoenix
Maryland
University of Maryland
Geral
Sine Rita Fiorilli
Ssecond
Gablinda
Dawson Jaf Silver
Students Get Campus Preview at University of Maryland
More than 1,000 Maryland students from 23 counties will get a two day precollege campus preview next month. The program aids the transition from high school to college and is aimed at freshmen entering college life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
University of Maryland
Rock Fish Survey Planned Along Potomac River
SOLOMONS Md AP biologists will survey rockfish anglers and catch in the Potomac River today and tomorrow. The study uses land sea and air methods to count fishermen, estimate rock sizes and timing, and collect fish scale samples for analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomons, Md
Fist
Potomac River
Chief Justice Warren Plans Russia Visit
New York report says Chief Justice Earl Warren will spend several days in Russia with his wife to observe daily life in Moscow. The trip appears part of a European vacation and is described as a monitoring visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Earl Warren
Russia
Moscow
Faubus Holds Back Plans On School Integration
Governor Orval Faubus says no immediate plans for a new special session on integration. He mentions possible calls within six months focusing on industrial financing and minor issues while refusing to detail desegregation actions tied to two Little Rock high schools reopening. Violence marked early central high integration in 1957 with three of the nine Negroes reassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Orval
Faubus
Faubis
Central High School
Central
Hall High
Four Treated At Hospital
Four people received emergency care at Washington County Hospital. Abe Wesley Grossnickle of Smithsburg Route 1 suffered a head laceration requiring sutures and admission. Gladys Virginia Moats of 2309 Linden Drive fractured her left ring finger and was discharged after splinting. Harry Edward Bregler of 208 East Franklin Street fractured several ribs, strapped and discharged. Milteo Arthur Bloom III, a one-year-old son of Mitton A. Bloom Jr. of Hagerstown Route 5, lacerated his right eyebrow. three sutures were used and he was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
Abe Wesley Grossnickle
Smithsburg
Gladys Virginia Moats
Haymoral L. Moats
Linden Drive
Harry Edward Bregler
East
Franklin Street
Milteo Arthur Bloom
Mitton A. Bloom, Jr
Hagerstown
Television Schedule From A Busy Local Station
A dense list of daytime and evening programs outlines a full broadcast slate. The lineup includes soap operas such as The Guiding Light and As The World Turns, game shows like Jeopardy style segments, news broadcasts, variety acts, and feature films. Several stations intersperse sports and dramatic programs with late-night talk and music shows, reflecting a varied TV day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiding Light
Theatre of State
Joan
Court of Human Relations
Aly Pay
Riley
Abbot
Costello
Formosa Flood Kills 773 as Misali Washes Away Homes
The Formosan flood toll reached 773 with Misali town suffering 75 deaths and 250 homes washed away. Taichung saw 24 percent rain in 34 hours and water six feet deep in places as roads, railways, and power lines were erased. Chiang Kai-shek ordered army relief and cabinet action to curb food price rises while a food shortage loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fio
U.S. Command
Formosa
Formosan
Misali
Taichung
Chiang Kalistek
R. C
Paining Radio
Lina Sate
Radio Program Listings Mix Celebrities and Serial Dramas
A dense schedule lists shows and hosts including MAME with George ec Wittemcee and Marry Sailer's orchestra, UW BUCKSKIN with Tommy Wo lan, THE TEXAN, THE RESTLESS QUN, FATHER KNOWS BEST, TALES OF WELLS, BOLD JOURNEY, FRONTIER JUSTICE, PETER GUNN, TV THEATRE, and TY DANCE PARTY. It notes episodes, stars, and plot hints across varied genres from westerns to crime to romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos and Andy
Douglas Edwards
Harriet
TV da
Lamp
Medallion Theatre
Jack Parr
Norman Vincent Paale
George Ec Wittemcee
Marry Sailer
UW Buckskin
Tommy Wolan
Ory Calhoun
Vongtey
John Payne
Lonner
Hubert Young
Andersop
Roverksun
Toociery
Alaska
Mt. Mc
Kinley Grant Pearson
Frontier Justice
Vinided Kier
Peter Gunn
Craig Susens
Brame
le Jacoby
Uslicatessen
Mie Stokey
Janellats
Susan Jabst
Carel Burnett
Oran Kean Rubert Morse
Mhs Kamens Pal Marand
Joyce Jamason
Joseph Cotte Snow
Adinant “O'Brien
Raven
Waller Ferak
Sam Sneadon
Paul Harney
Desily “Playhoy
Asymunth Madsey
David
Widiney Blake
TY Dance
Coludee Guess
Licardo Montalban
Jo Havoc
Paul Winchell
Compose Livingston
Evans
Ange
Duly Johoyen
Richard Way
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jackson, S. C
Ambrose
Divisio
Crailsden
Fort West Texas
Bracerstown High School
SWIFT
Appalachian Gas & Appliance, Inc
Washington Street
Dr.h.e. Slocum
Hoover
Khrushchev
Channel 2
Wmar-Tv
Mathieson
Channel Two
WMAR
CBS
COLT
Sunpapers Television
Miss Maryland
Mame
Pure Rocklet
American School of Chicago
Upper Darby
T. V
Crown Gas
Paul Jones
DRY Cleaners
South Mulberry 51
Dial
Wes
Wasa
Glick
Susurzan
Glick’s Shoe Store
H.t.ditkinson & Co, Inc
Bret
Ue de Critter Et Preeis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!