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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1957
Page
11
Snyman said that she could not tell what her husband stashed her with because the room was dark at the time. The report notes a slashing incident involving a woman identified as the victim.
A Bloomy Court resident named Dorothy Twyman received a certificate for completing a career training program at Washington County Hospitals Company. The event occurred at the home in Greensboro North Carolina, where a family with ten children was involved. An accompanying report notes a violent incident with a sharp instrument and a related claim, but details are unclear.
Roger Roselle McKay 60, AWOL from Newton D. Baker Hospital since December 2, leaped from the ninth floor of Hotel Alexander in Allentown. His body was found on a ledge near the Coffee Shop by hotel staff and reported to police. McKay, born in Sheridan Michigan, was a World War I veteran with ties to Philadelphia and Allentown Post 29 American Legion. An autopsy will be performed by Dr Samuel Wells, medical examiner.
The Census Bureau found about 3 percent of employed workers hold more than one job, a figure nearly unchanged from a year earlier. Most have two jobs, with about 100 thousand reporting three or more. Married men are more likely than single men to work extra jobs, and a married man is equally likely to hold a second job whether his wife works. The report notes many workers hold only part time jobs during evenings or weekends and lists groups such as postal workers and public administration staff as common among multiple job holders.
The newly organized Hagers own Photographic Society invites anyone interested in photography to join a meeting at the Washington County Museum of Wine Arts. Officials say many sessions are planned and a portrait photographing exhibit will feature the evening.
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