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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1961

Page

1

Temperature Drops Across Midwest as Freezing Weather Spreads

The Associated Press reports a sharp cold snap across Midwest states with subzero readings in the Dakotas Minnesota and Iowa as well as Mississippi and Louisiana. Rain floods drive evacuations in Mississippi and Alabama as Pearl Tombigbee and Lusiap river areas face rising waters and continuing flood threats.

Associated Press Midwest Assissippi Texas Gulf Dakotas Nebraska Minnesota Iowa Carolinas Georgia California Texas Towa Missouri River Texas Gulf Coast Mississippi Louisiana Jackson Ienn Longview Tyler Tex

Board to Find Space for New Judge Here

A postwar effort in Washington County seeks space for an additional judge as a new Juvenile Court post is absorbed by the Civic Center. Judge nominee Rutledge, born in Pittsburgh and educated at Mercersburg, Princeton, and George Washington University, has served in the Army and held Maryland and DC bar memberships. He is supported by local bar associations and has a notable family and civic background in Hagerstown and surrounding areas.

Weauntineen Paso Vy Civicut Cart Ruttedge Streenesburg Mercersburg Academy Princeton George Washington University Maryland District of Columbia Washington County Marvin A Nuttedge Henry Eleanor I Rudge Rutledge Meresrsburg Academy Lane, Bushong Byron Mercersburg Florence Hart, Rutledge Winchester Virginia Archibald Titledge Hampton Plantation South Carolina Jip Eleanor White George White Wr. Spangler Kieffer Sears Zion, Reformed Church Rutledge Onry St. James School Noth High P.T.A Washington County Bar Association Morris Frock Post 12 The American Legion di Jrecatr Washington County Historical Society Maryland Civil War Centennial Commission Washington County Sportsmen's Club Potomac Archers Wallan League

Obituaries continue on page with local notices

Obituary items list several local residents including J. Gily O'Leary and others, with funeral details. The text covers multiple memorials, cemetery arrangements at Arlington National Cemetery and Mt. Zion, and mentions survivors and service times. Names include O'Leary, Bond, Moats, Virts, Snider, Alger, Shirey, Willard, and Sager, among others. The notice notes Rosary recitations and church services, with locations in Hagerstown, Jefferson County, Shenandoah Junction, and Charles Town.

Obin Ogna Robin Bond Franklin T. Oned Mary la Moats Howl Keedysvalle Ft. T Warshington County Hospital Ndith Rebecca Nancy Eugene Franklin Russell R. Moats Rohrersville Land Frank Ls. Bond Hagerstown Mt.Zion Locust Grove Minnie Bell Shenandoah Junction Hieday Siome Bolivar Jefferson County Ti. J. Virls Charles Snider Shirley Alger Charles ‘Town Cihind T. Wirlsy Charles Harding Mansfield Ohio Strider Finer Chintes Town Porto Iy Richard Sebiall She Lige Hill Charles Tow

Waggonner Triumphs in Northwest Louisiana Race

In a high turnout contest in north west Louisiana Joe Waggonner a conservative Democrat and segregationist defeated Republican Charlton Lyons Sr by a large margin. Waggonner 14846 Lyons 26273. He will serve the remainder of the Brooks term ending January 1963.

Sureveport Joe Waggonner Waggonnes Charlton Hf. Lyons Sr Louisiana National Party Waggonner Wakefonner Plain Dealing State Board of Education Lyons Shreveport Waxconner Overton Brooks Lyon Demacrit

Sonotone Wisp Hearing Aid Aims For Tiny Comfort

The new Sonotone Wisp weighs a fraction of an ounce with battery included and is worn entirely at the ear. A tube runs to an eartip, making it nearly invisible as a hearing aid. Women hide it with a curl or hair, while men simply position it in place.

C M Marks Honored By Purple Heart

C M Marks of 512 W Wilson Blvd received a Purple Heart and life membership in Chapter 19 Military Order of the Purple Heart at an American Legion ceremony in Northern Ave. Marks, wounded in World War I, is a charter member of the local chapter founded in Hagerstown. The award was presented by Harryard, commander of the department. Also noted were temporary removals and license reissues for local residents in Hagerstown and nearby areas.

Alife Molor Ve. Hocal Shtclos Marks Eph A. Stephens Penn Wivania Ave Agerstown Harvison Arvin, Fily. Co U.S. Army Garvigon Dtitehie Lecay Ad Trvin “Alanine Carbaugh West Sue Hagerstown

Fragmented OCR passage on religious figures and names

A garbled historical snippet mentions figures like Raymond U and others, with scattered references to churches and spiritual themes. The legibility is poor, yielding no clear event, date, or location to anchor a concise summary.

Virginia pledge noted for Douglas Weir Pallaris at UVa

Douglas C. vonard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weir Pallaris of Maryland, has pledged to the Beta Chapter of Zeta Beta Psi Fraternity at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. Before joining UVa, he attended St. James School.

Douglas ¢. Vonard Walter Weir Pallaris Lig Magerstown Maryland We Zola Psi Fraternity Nort America University of Virginia Charlottesville University Wf Virginia Douglas St. James

USN Carrier Crew Members Sail Mediterranean Duties

Service news notes Henry W White Sr and Raymond P Montgomery USN sailors aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Independence with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. The carrier will return to Norfolk in December after visits to Cannes Athens Genoa Naples and Rhodes. Also mentioned is Donald L Shingleton USN fireman and Army PRC Frank W Bonders III with Blue Ridge Summit ties, along with Waynesboro high school roots and local parents.

Henry W. White USN Jefferson St Cannes Athens Elantis Genoa Naples Rhodes Donald L. Shingleton Robert J. Shingleton Hagerstown Yilectrician's Mate Great Ikes V Corps Germany Army PRC Frank W. Bonders UI Ann Blue ‘Ridge Summit Central Waynesharo Aven Thigh School Clevehind Ave Warnesbarg

Boyer Held On Three Charges

Bernard Boyer of Pennsylvania Avenue was taken into custody yesterday afternoon by officers Leister Isanogle and Don Alle on charges of disposing of products while under claim of legal ownership falsification of an automobile registration and displaying former owner plates on his car He is held under a bond of 306 set by Magistrate Job Hollyday Dep Altar reporter

Bernard Boyer Zou Pennsylvia Ave Bops Leister Isanogle Don Alle Poder Legal Job Hollyday

Kennedy Macmillan meeting move amid family illness

President Kennedy plans a summit with Prime Minister Macmillan in Bermuda or Palm Beach as illness keeps him near his father in Palm Beach. A high administration source says Kennedy may shift plans to include Macmillan in two days of talks, with Bermuda still a possibility if his father’s condition permits. Macmillan is due to arrive soon while White House aides say the original Bermuda schedule stands for now.

Washington Kennedy Hare Nell Macmillan Ap Noite Bermuda Pala “Beach Palm Beach Doxoph P. Kennedy Macmillan Mac Haitlan White House Pieve Salinger Pignt Hasas

Portugal Criticized Over Handling of UN Territories

UN delegates condemned Portugal for refusing to give information on overseas territories and backed a 24 hour resolution to pressure Portugal. The Security Council approved a resolution calling for Portuguese withdrawal from three small colonies, with United States Britain and other NATO members backing the action. An investigation committee may be created to probe conditions in non self governing territories. The steering committee set a midnight June 18 deadline to advance items on the agenda.

United Nations N.Y General Assembly Portugal U.N Security Council Telia Iwest Tui India South Africs Spain Gollyin Franses Unite States Britain NTO Lalhe Assembly Dradline

Tshombe And Adoula Open Talks On Ending Katanga Secession

In Leopoldville and Elisabethville, Katanga crisis leaders Tshombe and Adoula began preliminary talks to end the secession. The UN reported civilian and mercenary fire near mining areas, while UN troops occupied key sites as negotiations started amid tense conditions.

Tshombe Adoula Katanga Leopoldvilga Lap Kaling Mois ‘Tshombe Cyrille Adoula Theilang Vediaiseing Gat Te Hospital USN Pray Wee Renu Ie United Nations Miniere de Theoe U.N

Kennedy Aide Reports President's Father Improved

President Kennedy left Palm Beach bedside after visiting his ill father at a private home. Jacqueline Kennedy and Rose Kennedy joined the family as Edward Kennedy and Ann Carter Kennedy flew in from Boston. The elder Kennedy was admitted to a Catholic hospital for an unspecified illness as the president canceled a news conference to remain in Bermuda for talks with Prime Minister Macmillan.

Verre Salinger Joseph Kennedy Edward I Todd Kennedy Svith Paley Herwispisal Ann Car Jan Boston West Pal Beach Washington Tach Poin Beach Jed Catholic Hospital Kennedy Eugene Seraphin Rose Kennedy Jacqueline Kennedy Kerry Hen Bermuda Harald Macmillan Tase Ballish Theodore K. Sorensen Melieurge Bundy

Incomplete JFK Secret Service Mission Report Scrambled

Fragmentary OCR yields a wartime style scene in which Vice President and family members are mentioned alongside a president, a chapel, and hospital notes. The legible portions reference a father figure, a room, and a delayed departure, with no clear dates or full event context.

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