Two Die On Mountain Cliff With Rescue Within Reach
Two climbers perished on a mountain cliff after rescue attempts failed. Rescuers, exhausted and daylight waning, suspended rope-assisted efforts and descended, taking two hours for the descent. The youths, taught by hacks, faced a dangerous ledge 473 feet above Route 4 near Old Man of the Mountain. A helicopter could not reach them. State officials and the Appalachian Mountain Club were summoned.
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Robert Collins
Brookline
Mass
Collins
Whipple
Crouch
Route 4
Ain Angles
Appalachian Mountain Club
Climbers Die in Fatal Face of Profile Mountain Rescue
Alfred Whipple Jr. twenty of Gales Ferry Cann and Sidney Crouch twenty one of Ted yard Cann died yesterday on Face of Profile Mountain near Mrangonia NW. Both were trapped twenty eight hours on a ledge of an almost perpendicular face.
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Alfred Whipple Jr
Gales Ferry
Cann
Sidney Crouch
Tedyard
Chattany
Profile Mountain
Mrangonia
Congress Asked To Set Fair Site
Senator Kenneth B. Keating urged Congress to select one American city for the 1963 World's Fair. He named New York as the best candidate among about six cities including Washington, saying a unified choice is needed to secure the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasilington
Kenneth B. Kearing
Congress
New York
Washington
Keating
United States
Promoted Mark E Jennings Moves to Hone Office
Brownsville native Mark E Jennings, formerly of Hagers town in 1949, has been moved to the hone office advertising department of General Ac centanes Corp Allentown, Pas. Jennings was previously assistant manager at Warner Bros theaters here since 1941 and acted as MC in amateur shows. He joined A A C in 1948 as an adjustor and later transferred to Consumers Credit Service, most recently serving as manager of the Silver Spring office. He is married to Tallis Deavers of this city. They have few Noms.
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Mark E. Jennings
Brownsville
This County
Hagerstown
General Accentanes Corp
Allentown
Pas
Jennings
Imanager
Warner Bros. Theaters
M.C
Mewis Leter
Consumers Credit Service
Most Racebtly
Silver Spring
Tallis Deavers
Board Urges Rescue Chief to Obtain Badges
The rescue chief board urges the chief to obtain identification badges for the commissioners. Sheriff Price calls the badges very color ful and potentially bearing the Maryland coat of arms the individual commissioner name and the words Washington County Commissioners. Damages for a dog killed by dogs were authorized to Arthur Ridenour while Juan.
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Price
Maryland
Washington County
Arthur Ridenour
Juan
Prayer Day Blessing Fragment from Seoth Brenner
Prayer text asking deliverance from evil thoughts and schemes. It cites Augustinian themes and references Seoth Brenner of Curtegle Pennsylvania, a United Presbyterian minister, with a plea to align thoughts and ambitions to divine will through Jesus Christ.
10 Keys to Better Conversation Digest Teaser
September Ronder's Digest offers advice to improve talk and reduce awkward silences. Ten tips cover tact, attentiveness, and engaging dialogue to help readers speak more effectively and be more popular in social settings.
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Ronder's Digest
Brothers Draw Penalty After Disorderly Arrest
The report details penalties issued to two brothers after incidents with police. One brother received ten days for reckless driving and additional penalties for failing to stop after an accident. The other, Richard, drew three days for delays and disorderly conduct plus 15 days for resisting arrest after a police confrontation. Richard was arrested following complaints to the Police Department and later became unruly at the county jail, kicking and striking officers. Clark, age 20, admitted buying alcohol and was sentenced to 15 days for resisting arrest and 30 days for drunkenness, with the magistrate noting the restraint on increasing penalties due to likely intoxication.
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Mit
Richard
Robert Brachey
Larry Ryland
Clark
Eibinder
Einbinder
Obituary: Pryor Family in Smithsburg Area
The passage records the death of the late Upton Pryor’s son, a former Western Maryland Railway employee, with survivors including his wife Lucy Kendall Pryor and children Helen Pepple, Charles Pryor, Lewis Pryor, Evelyn Lewis, Margaret Pryor, Richard Pryor, along with 16 grandchildren. Services are set for Thursday at 10 a.m. at Minnich Funeral Home Smithsburg, with interment in Smithsburg Cemetery.
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Upton and
Minerva
Bearsaider Pryor
Western Maryland Railway
Lucy
Kendall) Pryor
Helen
Pepple
Smithsburg
Charles J
I Pryor
Breathedsville
Lewis W. Jf Pryor
Evelyn Lewis
Leitersburg
Maeregaret Pryor
Richard
C. Pryor
Minnich Funeral Home
George H. Gray
Faner
Bus plunge drowns 30 passengers in Dahanu flood
Bombay AP report says a bus plunged into a flooded ravine at Dahanu, 88 miles from Bombay, drowning 30 people. Rescue teams searched the wreck as families awaited word. The tragedy occurred during heavy monsoon rains affecting western India's coast.
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Bombay
India
Dahanu
Maryland Politicking Sparks Primary Talk With Rockefeller Ties
ANNAPOLIS AP: Maryland politicians weigh tactics to influence the 1960 Democratic presidential race. Gov. Tawes and Gov. McKeldin privately discuss supporting Rockefeller while Kennedy pressure and GOP hints swirl. Calls arise to cancel the Maryland primary or force write-in strategies to shape delegation at the national convention.
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Annapolis
Kennedy
Tawes
Friday Algulance
Maryland
McKeld
Nelson Rocket
Wevler
Dis McKeldin
Alaska boy wins Porter scholarship prize and tour
Fifteen year old B Walther of Anchor Age Alaska won a $1,000 college scholarship in a contest judged on his essay Why I Want to be a Scientist. He was flown with his father to Washington and Baltimore for ceremonies and a three day tour of historic points in Maryland and West Virginia. He will receive a savings bond at noon from Senator Ernest Groening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant B. Walther
Anchorage
Alaska
Porter Chemical Co
Harold M. Porter
Harold V. Walther
Walther
Hagerstown
Maryland
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Ernest Groening
Washington
Baltimore
Porter
Civant
Nevada
Anchorage High
Harvard University
Housing Bill Faces Final Push Before Adjournment
As the session nears closure, leaders aim for quick approval of the Senate passed housing bill despite presidential vetoes. The measure offers urban renewal grants, public loans, college dormitory financing, elderly housing aid, and federal mortgage supports, with key figures reduced from earlier proposals.
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Senate
Sug
Samy Rayburn
D-Tex
Banking Committee For Action
Congress
SFO
Laans
Fita Tome Mortgage Insurance Authority
Calls Ambulance Before Crash In California Truck Mishap
CORTE MADEMA CALIF. AP Dallas Bruce 4 drove a cement mixer truck with 10 tons of concrete. He pressed brakes and called for an ambulance just before a collision, suffering a slight cut to his left wrist.
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Corte Madema
Calif
Dallas Bruce
Notable railroad exec dies in Dallas
Harry E. Hinshaw aged 71 longtime general manager of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad died in Dallas on Sunday. Harold Sharpsteen age 66, famed bridge expert and former newspaper man, died after a long illness in Kalamazoo. He left Kalamazoo twelve years ago to start his own advertising agency.
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Associated
Prove
Dallas, Tex
Harry E. Hinshaw
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Dallas
Kalamazoo, Mich
Harold Sharpsteon
Nown
Vwne
Kalamazoo
Prison Sitdown Strike Ends at London Prison
In Ohio a five hour sitdown strike at the London Prison ended when highway patrolmen routed about 200 inmates from a dormitory. Prisoners were loaded onto trucks and moved to Farm. Also noted were obituaries of Charles Morse and Howard Brown, and a report on the Bank of England governor Tord Calta.
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Haghdad
Troy
London
Ohio
Mosul
Abdel Karim Kassent
a _ CHICAGO (AP
Charles H
iMorse
Fairbanks, Morse &{Ields
Jack Tawarke Taaverent
Switch to Private Line Now With No Waiting
Advertises immediate switch to a private phone line with personal service. Encourages calling the business office to arrange details to suit the customer’s convenience.
1 000 Homeless After Typhoon
Typhoon Tris left about 1 000 people homeless in the Pescadore Island group west of Formosa. Dev layed reports today as the storm struck Saturday.
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Taipe
Formosa
Pescadore
Fourth boy to face grand jury in Deep Creek Lake death
A 9 year old boy from Pittsburgh is scheduled to appear before the Garrett County grand jury when it convenes September 17. Sheriff reports the 9 year old was at the controls of a motorboat on Deep Creek Lake near Oakland when Miss Mary James Frantz, a 26 year old secretary from Keyser West Virginia, was killed by a boat operated by another boy.
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Garrett County Grand Jury
Upperman
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Mary James Frantz
Paret Ann Kitzmiller
Keyser
W. Va
Deep Creek Lake
Service Master Sergeant Dayhoff's varied Army career noted
An Army publication profiles Master Sergeant George W Dayhoff formerly of Wagers town now in Korea. Since 1944 he has held at least ten jobs including aircraft mechanic radar technician and port sergeant. His wife Mrs Putlis vanished and later bones were found near Downieville identified by dental plates.
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George W. Dayhoff
Wagerstown
Korea
Helen Ce
Rae
Motherwell
Marysville
Dayhoff
Lions
40Th Armor
Las Veras
Putlis
Ney
TV Schedule and Programs Wing of August Evening Lineup
A dense list of television programs and show times for Tuesday August 25, detailing 3:00 start blocks for News, soap operas, game shows, and films. Entries include Love of Bite, Tie Tat Dough, Romper Room, Search for Tomorrow, Guiding Light, The World Tyena, The Edge of Night, and A Day. The schedule spans afternoon to late night with multiple channels and varied genre blocks.
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Joan Klein
Joan
Blondie
Big Pagaott
Young Dr. Malone
Douglas Fairbanks
Buddy Dean
Woody Woodpacker
Walt Dianay
Burns and Allen
Amos and Andy
Popeye
Little Rascals
San Francisco
Sam & Friends
Thres
Life of Riley
Douglas Edwards
Cochise
TV Presents
Mickey Spillane
Scotland Yard
Storlont Thastre
City Detective
Jack Paar
Channel 2 Playhouse
the Whistler
Norman Vincent Paul
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Joe Peices
Long Meadow Shopping Center
Kryptok
Washington St
eKeldin
Rockefeller
Eisen
General Assembly
Evenoowever
Rockeller
Baltimore City
McKeldin
Nixon
Sen
D-Mass
Soc
Aly
Las Vegas
Uence
FBI
Josephine
Quick OK Ot
Chicago
Howard Eagle Brown
First National Bank of Chicago
Holmburg
England
Tord Calta
Bank of England
P Telephone Co
Sonotone
AVC Sonqo
Hage
Potomac St
Roy & Futr
Mgr
Msuux
Glass Block
American Structural Product Co
Owane Kittnots Alae Company
The
Danzer Metal Company
H.T. Dickinson & Co, Ine
Frederick Street
BIG
Harshman
Motorola TV
Wash. St
Maas Opticians
Zenith
Summit Avenue
Dial
Wyands Etn
Boonsbo
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