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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1963

Page

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Miners Rescued After Long Mine Ordeal Ends Quietly

Two miners Fellin and Throne were found safe after nearly two weeks underground with a six inch lifeline reaching them on August 1. Rescued men received food and care at the hospital while wives and workers celebrated with flags raised and hopeful words for Tara and Bava still unaccounted.

Fidulla Fellin Fidalla Hai Solemmly Mike Throne Bova Mrs. Throne Mrs. Fellin

Local Deaths and Rescue Details From Hancock Area

A long article recounts local deaths and rescue efforts including the Mirrored mine disaster survivors Throne and Fellin. It covers Meredith of Lemoyne, Shives of Hancock, and other local victims with funeral plans and service details, naming Charmbury, Coffman Funeral Home, and Grove Funeral Home.

Adult Rainwear Fashion Evolves in Children's Over Shoes

A new design trend in children's rubber overshoes blends adult fashion with practical features. Compression molded pure gum rubber yields sleek, easy on off styles with tanned tongue shock-absorbing reinforcements, and crisscross traction patterns for wear. AMA urges protective wear for feet and legs during storms. Compact overstices tuck into lunchbox or briefcase for storm days.

Junior Desig American Medical Association AMA

American Students Visit Cuba Group Faces Travel Ban Fallout

Fifty Americans led by Warren Hill traveled to Cuba as guests of Fidel Castro but entered Madrid under police watch after the U S government banned unauthorized travel. The students, including Barry Hoffs of Brookline and Lee Raisner, faced possible prosecutions for violating the U S travel ban as authorities questioned passports and arrangements.

William Howard Taft Alvio U.S Cuba Washington Club Madrid Spain Fidel Castro Warren State Department Hill Brooklyn Twoy del Castro New Sol York Barry Hoffs Brookline Mass Intermudas New York Ayfaile Charles N. Buchan Quesian Amer Fialejican Las Lee Raisner Havana Levi Laud Miami Taj Mid-L Prague Czechoslavatia Barry Hoffman Sass Idlewild Hoffman

Prayer for Health and Discipline by Professor Emeritus

A Lancaster Theological Seminary professor emeritus, Alfred N. Sayres, offers a prayer to God asking to keep the body clean strong and fit for service. He requests guidance to reject harmful indulgences and to pursue wholesome self discipline for personal good and the benefit of others.

Alfred N. Sayres Lancaster Lancaster Theological Seminary

Railroad Walkout Threat Casts Shadow Over March

Demonstrators endure uncertainty as a planned walkout could strand many travelers heading toward Washington. A Philip Randolph says precautions are in place while acknowledging risk. Special trains and buses begin moving toward the capital, with some routes easing out by Wednesday morning. Officials fear crowd movement more than arrival, amid a tense strike atmosphere and high turnout projections.

Florida Georgia South Carolina South Washington Mre Randolph Fleave Yaggerstown Hagerstown Ledger Smith Hagers Chicago Pittsburgh Detroit

Area Deaths Rawlings Statler 74 in Newton hospital

Newton area man Rawlings Statler 74 died Monday morning after four and a half months as a patient at J. J. Baker hospital Born November 15 1838 in Morgan County he was a sand mine employee WWI veteran and resided at 12 Wilson Street He is survived by a wife three sons four daughters fourteen grandchildren two brothers one half brother and one sister Funeral services set for Thursday at 10 a.m. Brown Funeral Home with burial at Arlington National Cemetery including graveside military rites at 1 30 p.m. Thursday.

Harold Ross Mereeith Harold FR Meredith Walton Avenue Lemoyne Lancaster General Hospital New Kingston Howland Tr Ella M. Meredith Hagerstown Pennsylvania Railroad Yw Calvery Rub Charen Rose Hill Cemetery Hancock Petey Stanley Harriet Ann Creek Carpent Mosalie Carter Hiverdale Grove Funeral Home Plrey Plains Methodist Shweh Robert Nalley Warren Watts Rawlings Statler Newton J. Bakerospital Morgan County Walls and Zelfia Mclntire Statler Wilson St Harriet V. Layton Stoller William H Martinsburg Marshall Altanma Robert Verda Watts Berkley Springs Gladys Fling Carie Fleece Jerkley Lou Ann Toup Albert William V Clarence York Meg J. IM Vanersdale Brown Funeral Home Paul Peer Arlington National Cemetery

Cake and Ice Cream Layered Angel Food Cake

An easy three layer ice cream cake idea built with angel food cake. Layer vanilla ice cream and raspberry sherbet between the cake tiers, then freeze wrapped for future company. Serve with thawed frozen sweetened raspberry sauce.

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Paul Ralph Balti Shely Charmbury A. K. Coffman Funeral Home Claude Corl St. Paul's Dome Pikebury Varone Coney Island Andy Gordon H. Smith Smines Felli Charmbucy Throve Mike Rank Ashby Peter Shives Ashby Peter Sarmy Shives Wesband Margaret Yost Shives Brent St Washington County Hospital Mars Allegheny Airlines Hagerstows Castro Haval Primej UPI America Industeria Criainal School of Heavy Equipment Bex L, c/o Herald-Mall Company Leroy E. Martin Smithsburg Rt 2 Cording Franklin County John P. Manges York County Phota Peiffer Mene Cma Tie Lbens Bermuda A. Philip Randolph National Press Club Stanley Peres W. Wash. St Hagerstown, Md Diane Aia Eet Holiday Tire Sale B. F. Goodrich Frederick St
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