Rail Union Settlement Now Likely
Washington AP reports ongoing railroad talks to resolve a four year labor dispute and avert a nationwide strike next week. A union spokesman said settlement efforts are on solid ground after Secretary of Labor Willard expressed confidence in good faith. Talks may center on binding arbitration of two main issues firemen jobs and train-crew makeup. The dispute surrounds proposed work rules Aug 28 that would end about 32 000 firemen positions, with unions prepared to strike if imposed while railroads argue firemen are unnecessary with diesel engines.
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Washington
W. Willardsb
Upion
Wirtz
Six Hurt In Rt 16 Auto Collision At Waynesboro
Six persons injured in a two car crash on Rt 16 a quarter mile west of Waynesboro. Drivers Richard A. Harbaugh and Walter E. Carbaugh treated at Waynesboro Hospital for cuts. Vivian Carbaugh and Ella Fahiney also injured. Fay Beisecker and Randy Carbaugh treated and released.
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Waynesboro
Rt. 16
Richard A. Harbaugh
Phillips Ave
Walter E. Carbaugh
Rt. 2
Waynesboro Hospital
Vivian Carbaugh
Ella Fa
Maryland Toll Rises After Weekend Traffic Deaths
The Associated Press reports Maryland recorded ten traffic deaths over a 27 hour period ending Sunday night. The toll brings 1963 highway fatalities to 387, compared with 244 at the same time last year. A head on crash on Ordnance Road near Glen Burnie killed five men shortly after midnight.
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Associated Press
Maryleyay
Ordnance Road
Glen Burnie
Marylanders Submit Record Crafts Entries At Waterford Fair
Maryland residents sent a large number of arts and crafts for display and sale at the Waterford Old Mill craft fair. The article lists several fatal crashes across Maryland and Virginia, mentioning names, ages, and counties, including a Coast Guardsman and multiple other individuals who died in traffic accidents on various roads near Baltimore, Anne Arundel, Montgomery, and Frederick counties, with authorities citing center-line and road-surface factors.
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Waterford
Maryland
Coast
Anther
Eastpoint
Butterworth
Baltimore City
John Jordon
Baltimore
Baltimore County
Essex
Jordon
Gaithersburg
James Q. Stockero
Rockville
Wheaton
Gerald C. Gaseh
Lanham Hills
Local Deaths Include Three Obituaries in Silver Spring Area
Mrs Mellie Spenpeller Sponsal ler of Silver Spring died at 05 Ellsworth Drive Sunday morning. Born near Clear Spring she was 86 and a member of St Johns Reformed Church. Services Tuesday at 2 pm at Coffman Funeral Home with burial in St Pauls Cemetery near Clear Spring. Nora May Wagonhouser of Hagerstown died Sunday at 2 30 pm aged 77 at her Winter Street home. Survived by daughter Ethel Rawls and son James Preston Bloyer along with four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Burial in St Pauls Cemetery near Clear Spring. Mrs Olive A Shank widow of Howard E Shank of 9516 Pennsylvania Avenue died Sunday morning after six months illness. Survived by two sons Paul M Shank of Hagerstown and Charles Fairview. daughter Mary K Shank. sister Mrs John I Lester. three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services Tuesday 2 pm at Minnich Funeral Home, Hagerstown, with Revs Lester M Kauffman and John Lebo officiating. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Family to receive friends Monday 7 to 9 pm at the funeral home.
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Mra
Mellie Spenpeller
Nellié
Spickier) Sponsaller
Sponselier
Ellsworth Drive
Silver Spring
Clear Spring
John and
Emma (Zellers) Spickier
St. John's Reformed Church
A.K. Coffman
Rev. J. Wade Haifman
Buriel
St Paul's Cemetery
Nora Alay Wagonhouser
Nora May Wagonhouser
George Wagonhouser
Bas Winter Street
Toro
Broadford
Ing
Jobb
Coral Bloyer
Holsbert
Hagerstown
Ethel Rawls
Halfway
James Preston Bloyer
A. K. Coffman
Shere
de. Sars Redding
St. Paul's Cemetery
Olive A. Shank
Howard E. Shank
Pennsylvania Avenue
Security
Charles
Mong) Stouffer
St. Paul's
EUB Church
Paul M
Charles Fairview
Mary K. Shank
John I. Lester
Minnich Funeral Home
Lester M. Kauffman
John Lebo
Rose Hill Cemetery
Dunn's Shoes Opens Wide Width Children's Shoes Ad
Local ad features Dunn's Shoes at 101 Broadway promoting children's school shoes with extreme widths and a Cal RE 95768 reference. Includes write availability and broad shoe selection for Harrow area families.
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Dunn's
Broadway
Drivers Found Not Guilty Of Traffic Charges
A city man Heverly J. Disney 22 Mc Contelshurd and Melvin L. Scott 20 Rt 4 were acquitted in city court of traffic charges from a W Washington St accident. Scott pleaded guilty to driving on a suspended license and was fined 25 plus costs. Mrs Gisney testified about a rear collision while Disney avoided crossing into another lane. Magistrate Kuczynski ruled Scott could not be charged with following too closely. A separate note mentions Betty N Line 06 charged with reckless driving after swerving into a parked car.
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Molynelsburg
W. Washington St
Robert Kuczynski
Heverly J. Disney
McContelshurd
Melvin L. Scott
Rt. 4
Scott
Mrs. Gisney
Scott Auto
Disney
Kuczynski
Ty Gneller
R. Sullivan
R. Gruchey
Betty N. Line
Hayes Aves
Leroy and
Mary Revse
Avalon Ave
Chiefs Unite In Support Of Test Ban Pact
Washington ap chiefs of the Air Force Army Navy and Marines backed the limited nuclear test ban treaty contingent on underground testing allowed under the pact and on safeguards. Gen Curtis LeMay Gen Earle Wheeler Adm David McDonald and Gen David Shoup urged continued modern labs readiness and detection of violations while McNamara noted safeguards.
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Washington
Air Force
Army
Navy
Marines United Today
Curtis E. LeMay
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
LeMay
Earle G. Wheeler
Adm
David L. McDonald
Naval Operations
David M. Shoup
Massine Corps
Senate Foreign Relations, Armed Services and Atomic Energy Committees
Mathias Presses Drought Relief Plan Amid Farm Struggles
Representative Mathias says he will introduce a drought relief bill to amend existing laws after farm groups and local farmers express dissatisfaction with current emergency relief. He notes relief is urgently needed for Frederick and Washington Counties as the drought worsens and current programs fail to aid the farming community. Kefauver calls for federal subsidies to railroads to cut hay freight by 80 percent, saying current reductions do not help farmers who face higher origin‑point costs. He urges continued federal appeals for aid.
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Wison
Frederick Countley
R-Md
The
Grange
Frederick
Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Department of Agriculture
Lpvichanan
Kefauver
Area Men Join Air Force Reserve Recovery Squadron
Area men from Hagerstown and nearby towns join the Air Force Reserve Recovery Squadron to man the municipal airport and support recovery operations after a nuclear strike. The group includes several first and third class airmen and officers, with openings still available for experienced personnel in Maryland and surrounding states.
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Air Force Reserve Recovery Squadron
Herbert L. Cooper
Hagers- Strom
Hagerstown
Hagetown
Alrman
Claas James Keen
Valzth
Lee X. Shiller
Boonaboro
Air Force Reserve
Johan H. Bane
Ron
Wayne Taylor
Jlit
Brunswick
West Virginia
Persburg
Michale J. Gaudio
Eckhart
Paul Keplinger, Jr
Elk Garthe
Hagsden
Bererstown Municipal
Leonard B. Bishop
Han
Thomas
H. H. Schriver
Remond
Sam-s
Nel Murray
Bootleg Whisky Suspect Sought In Dual Killing
Intensive manhunt for a 40 year old bootleg suspect after a gunfight left Colbert County Sheriff Herman Cook and Littleville Police Chief Neal Pace dead. Deputy Donald Files wounded as officers moved on a shack where Troy Thornton was found fleeing into woods. Thornton's wife was jailed in Tuscumbia after confirming she had driven there.
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Littleville
Ala
Colbert
Herman Cook
Neal Pace
Pace
Donald Files
Troy Thront
Ray Murray
Thornton
Tuscumbia
Ila
Frank Bullington
Rubber Stamps Made Quickly by Stouffer Printing
Local ad promotes fast rubber stamp production by Stouffer Printing Co at Dial RE 9-1209, listing Ady Hecks Beauty Salon at 411 King St with Helene Curtis Perms priced at 7.50.
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Stouffer
Dial
Ady
President Kennedy's Grandma Still Has Twinkle at 98
In Boston a long portrait of Mrs Fitzgerald known as Honey Fitz, grandmother of President Kennedy, remains lively at 98. Fifty years after Kennedy’s visit, she still recognizes family by traits, watches events on television, and greets four generations in Dorchester.
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Park Circle Tavere
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SUN HI
Hale Haven
Keller Lewis & $On
Cavetown
Salem Tractor Chains
Auto Parts
United Chireh of Christ Cearfoss
Browning Shotguns
Franklin St
U.S. 60
Landover Tuus
Frederick Weishaar
Howsard County
St. Agnes Hospital
Ilchester Roa
Ellicott City
Richard Hanson
Westminster
U.S. 140
Westminister
John Gwens
Dristol
Anne Arundel County
Washington County
R. E. Gaver
Smithsburg
Independent Brethren
Rohrersville
Rohrersville Ruritan Club
Boonsboro
Jimmy Stevens
Middletown High School
Johnny Norris
Freestate Boys
TAG TV
Mulberry
Hagerstown Loan & Thift Corp
U.S. Royal Truck Tires
O. P. Bohman, Inc
W. Franklin St
Secretary of Defense
Robert 8.McNamara
Mathias
Nosh E. Kefauver
Burger Chief
W. H. Reisner Manufacturing Co., Inc
N. Prospect St. Hagerstown
South Haven
Lewis Coss Fruit Market
Middleburg
Avanti
America
Fleigh Motors
Oak Hill Ave
Phono
Boston
Massachusetts
Fitzgerald
Timothy Fitzgerald
Kennedy
Land
United
Jack
John F. Pitzgerland
Joe
Tater
Roselle
Jer
Thomas Fitzgerald
Arel
James G
Ehel
Lhildren
Thomas A. Fitzgerald Jr
Denmother
Cola
Granny
Jubilee
Sun High
James G. Mullen
Wilbur
Marion Fitzgerald
Jordan San Mar
Cushwa
McEwen Furniture CO
Potomac St
MD. Inc
Cannon Ave
SEARS
Sears Roebuck and Co
Long Meadow Shopping Center
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