Apple leaders meet to discuss bumper crop prospects
In Winchester Virginia leaders of the National Apple Institute the Processed Apple Institute and the International Apple Association met to assess a 1964 apple harvest forecast of about 144 million bushels. Last year produced 125 million. Government projections say growers processors and sellers will have abundant supplyfar more than recent years.
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Apple
Tren
Mel la Winchester
Virginia - West
Virginie A
He .D Robinson, Jr
National Apple Institute
Law
Brown
Processed Apple Institute
Winchester
Henry Miller
International Apple Association
Paw Paw
West Virginia
Robinson
U.S
Williamsport Pastor Charles Ankerbrand Dies At 58
The Rev Charles M Ankerbrand pastor of the E U B Church in Williamsport died at 5 45 am Friday in Washington County Hospital after a lengthy illness He was born January 1887 near Chambersburg and served churches in Highlerville Winterstown Waynesboro Mt Wolf Williamsport He is survived by his wife Mildred Barnes Ankerbrand one son Kenneth B Waynesboro three daughters Ruth Chambers Edythe Milligan Janet Small all of Hagerstown seven grandchildren and a sister Mrs Benjamin Ross Fayetteville There will be funeral services Sunday at 3 pm at the first EWM Church of Chambersburg with several pastors officiating Burial in Nerland Cemetery Chambersburg Omit flowers Contributions may be sent to the American Cancer Society
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Charles M. Ankerbrand
E.ub. Churehy
Williamsport
Washington County
Pennsylvania
E.U.B. Church
Ankerbrand
Higlerville
Winterstown
Waynesboro
Mt. Wolf
Willamsport
Orn
Chambersburg
Samuiel M
Annie Small Ankerbram
E. Salisbury
Mildred Barnes Ankerbrand
Kenneth B
Ruth Chambers
Edythe Milligan
Janet Small
Hagerstown
Benjamin Ross
Fayetteville
Church of
Paul E. Harn
Karl E. Reding
J. Stewart Glen
Nerland Cemetery
American Cancer Society
Charles
Daniel Scott
Charles Daniel Scott
Anna Elizabeth (Armstrong) Scott
Newton
Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Beaver Creek
Norman Victor Scott
Mary Jane (Scott) Bougher
Scott
Western Maryland Railway
Ife
Loyal Order of Moose
American Legion Post
Funkstown
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Fire Co
Mary Jane (Searl) Bougher
Norment Funeral
Potomac Ave
East
Leitersburg Pike
Wilburn
Hogewell
Smithsburg
Reapportionment Question Gets Little Attention From Demo Policy Writers
Democratic platform writers show limited focus on reapportionment issues as they draft planks for the convention. Some members push for a civil rights plank, while others worry about clashing with Senate and House views on the Supreme Court ruling. Party leaders hope to avoid a major controversy as committees work.
Deaths in Washington and Wolfsville Herald Obituaries
Charles Chester Nichols age 69 died at home in Washington D G survived by wife Maule Nichols daughter Maryann of Baltimore one brother Lloyd Nichols of Hagerstown and three grandchildren Funeral services Monday at 1 pm at Groulers Funeral Home Washington Rockville Cemetery burial Wolfsville note Rae Harshman 79 died at Wolfsville home survived by half brother Casper W Morgan Funeral services August 24 at 2 pm Bittle Funeral Home Marysville interment United Brethren Cemetery Wallsville plus mention of school exercises in public schools and a brief political note on Rep Carl Albert Oklahoma and the Democratic platform near Johnson nomination Open to convention and White House liaison details
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Washington, J.C
Charles Chester Nichols
Abraham
Catherine
Potfenberger) Nichols
Maule Nichols
Charles
Maryann
Baltimore
Lloyd Nichols
Hagerstown
Groulers
Washington, D.G
Rockville Cemetery
Wolfsville
Roya V. Harshman
Elmer Pennyfrock
Tie
Cornelius and
Claretta (Green) Harshman
Frederick
Bittle
Marysville
Charles H. Cameron
United Brethren
Rae
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Mbert
Johnson
White House
Albert
Local Quotations From Mid Atlantic Exchange Debris
A fragmented OCR indicates a mixed listing of local merchants, addresses, and corporate references across Maryland and Pennsylvania areas. It mentions Magers town Barmera Nakendob Mae Palomar and Victor Products, with stray notes on liquor shipments to a General Wointwoeks Corp and references to Chambersburg and Wayneshora. The text lacks coherent events.
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OY Butcher & Shenford
New York Sinek Exchange
Washington St
Magerstown
Maryland
Wid Asko
Barmera Ik Merchant
Nakendob Mae
Ae Insoat
Byaional Bank
Maa
Garen
Palomar ‘Editen
PFC
Cs Victor Products Cor Malt Yard
Leso and Electric
I FE
Inerar
Enerat
Wointwoeks Corp
B.C
Asrsburg
Wayneshora
Chambersburg
Judge Jails Club Steward For Gambling
CHAMBERSBURG the ste war of 4 Mercersburg YEW Post Nonday Was sentenced to 30 days to three months in the Franklin County Jail for setting up gambling devices at the Post. James William Armstrong, 19, of NI. 1, Mercersburg was also ordered to pay a $200 andl WasHINGTON AP Preat cols fine on the charge student Johnson has signed into J 'udge Chancey M. Depuy law a bill permitting the District. Five other part-time eml of Columbia to sign raffic safe. cinges of the post were fined by compacts with Maryland and $200 by the judge on charges Virginia, as selling liquor and malter- 1958 congressional resolution erages without a license, allowed such compacts between Aaige Depuy directed the estates but excluded Washington. The District of Columbia may roy a slot machine fish now agree to compacts which howls and punchboards which would permit its police to issue. Were confiscated in ral conpestations to Maryland or Virg in ducted by the Pennsylvania Light motorists for minor traffic, war Control Board and the State violations rather than require Police on July 10. Whe feeeweep euereeceat. Wyo Me also ordered 68 cases of ingingtons arrested in Maryland year and 26 partly-consumed/or Virginia would be afforded settles of Mquor confiscated in similar treatment.
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Mercersburg
YEW Post
Franklin County
James William Armstrong
NI. 1
Washington
Johnson
J ‘Udge Chancey
Maryland
Virginia
Aaige Depuy
District of Columbia
Roy
Pennsylvania
War Control Board
Bohn Heads U F Division for Fund Campaign
United Fund officials announced Gilbert P. Bohn as chairman of the Funds Division B for the annual drive starting October 11. He will be joined by Division III vice chairman Samuel L. Schwartzman. The division includes local firms employing 10 to 48 people, totaling about 145 companies.
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Tilbert P. Bohn
United Fund
Samuel L. Schwartzman
United Funalficials
Gilbert P. Bohn
Fands
Bohn
Samuel L. Schwartsman
C. A. Pigford
United
Advanced Gifts
Bol
Woodland Way Pta
Boy Scouts
Ineal Heart Association
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hagerstown Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Hagerstown Retailers Bureau
Sam Schwartzman
Sire
Fourteen Die In Sleeping Sickness Outbreak
In Houston Texas a sleeping sickness outbreak has killed fourteen, with Friday adding two deaths. Health officials warn the peak is yet to come as cases rise and investigations expand. Emergency facilities will be set up at Baylor University for prompt diagnoses, and entomologists will collect mosquitoes to identify the virus source.
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Houston, Tex
Trouston
Aiatt
Pigford
Baylor University
Tshombe Congo Troops Win Psychological Victory
In Leopoldville the Congolese army secured a major victory that may boost Moise Tshombe's government as rebels retreat from the capital of Kiva Province. The battle left at least 300 dead, including seven Europeans, with U.S. assets supporting the campaign and three Americans reported missing but believed alive in Rwanda.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Bukavalu
U.S
Albertville
Stanley Vile
Shabadadin
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