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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1956

Page

6

Deer, parakeets, and a lucky cork tree featured in county notes

The column reports Potter County deer hunting figures and anecdotes from Pennsylvania. It notes a record annual bag rivaling 1 800 deer, weather affecting hunts, and a hornless buck mishap. A parakeet at police HQ is returned to its owner. An English proprietor praises U S aid, offering cork from a legendary tree for luck. Public notices cover court orders and a push for civil service reform in sheriff’s office.

Washington County Potter County Ugpor Pennsylvania Mark Miller Miller Pennsylvania Ralph Kershner Paul Ottinger Mre. L. C Daily Mail Combe-in-Teignhead Newton Abbot Devon England L. E. Fisher U.S. A Great Britain U.S.A Europe

Bang-up Salesman in Kalamazoo Suburb Explodes Trouble

In Kalamazoo Micha-Patice hunted a small boy with a slick line of talk selling a stick of dynamite as a highway flare. The buyer only realized at home the package was marked dynamite. Officers say the youth apparently stole the explosive from a construction site.

Kalamazoo Micha Patice

Distribution Delivers Holiday Cheer to 196 City Families

Santa Claus Inc distributed toys, apples, popcorn and other goodies to 196 local families in Hagerstown plus more than 1,000 other recipients outside the city. Captain Robert Gilbert and Mrs. Gilbert led a brief service before the distribution, with the Salvation Army providing a Christmas story and volunteers assisting. Kim Dudley played a key role as the program integrated a church service for the first time.

Santa Claus, Inc Salvation Army Hagerstown Robert Gilbert Gilbert Ifrom Santa Claus Kim Dudley, Jong Pagent

California college enrollments hit record 611,549 in fall 1956

Enrollment across 11 state colleges in California reached an all time high of 611,549 students for the fall semester of 1956. The total includes 44,202 regular, 19,640 limited, and 2,707 extension students.

Sacramento Calif Califrnia

Prize Pattern Offers Rugs And Home Craft Gift

A Victorian style notice offers a sewing pattern for six smart rugs made from scrap material. Readers are invited to send twenty five cents plus six cents for postage to a New York address to receive the pattern number and complete instructions.

Mall Needlecraft Pt. P.O Chelsea New York Toe Laura Wheeler Nee Dartus

Ideas Pay Off For Employes At Fairchild Aircraft

Fairchild Aircraft Division honored 48 employees for suggestions to improve work procedures and earn 895 in total awards. Colin Stewart led with 380 for proposing reproducing and distributing four advance copies of spare parts service orders rather than five. F M Forsythe collected his 26th award, 30 for a latch handle installed inside a door in the plastic department. Twenty two winners received their first award while others had prior wins. An unrelated line notes archeologists credit ancient civilizations with inventing the first alphabet.

Fairchild Aircraft Division Fairchild Colin Stewart Forsythe SUE| Gestions D. R. Harmon

Oklahoma City Taxi Dispute Ends With Demanded Fare

A RA visitor in Oklahoma City told police he was overcharged by a taxi driver after a night out. He claimed the driver charged $8.95 after they drank together, alleging it was the meter total.

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Raritans Install New Officers at Pinesburg Event

New Raritan club officers were installed during a family night and Christmas program at the Pinesburg community building. Rev. Raymond Miller led invocation, Christmas carols were sung, and gifts were given to retiring president Paul Roth among others. New officers include H. L. Fatcler as president and George Shank as vice president, with a long slate of committee chairs appointed. The Pinesburg PTA donated a piano used for the event, and 75 members and guests attended. The community plans its annual Christmas treat for local children with Santa present.

Pinesburg Raritan Cink Raritan Raymond Mi Miller B. Bruce Downin Paul Roth Feader Aly. Roth H. L. Fowler Mr. Roth Herman Hose Riorge Amas Race Maugansville Marsand Raritan National H. L. Fatcler George Shank William T. Brant Herman Jose Jacob Teach Fowler Vincent Plotner Daniel I Rath Paw Roth Song Ieader Pearl Voose Briscoe Reeser Charles ¥. Tabler John Bowers Robert Banzhott Daniel J. Roth Rurslans Wilson Reed Williamsport Santa Raritans

Poster Of Anita Ekberg Stirs British Lords Debate

In the House of Lords a poster advertising Anita Ekberg's new film sparked debate on decency. Lord Lucas urged removal for public taste while Lord Mancroft noted mixed views and consulted the London County Council. A poll showed varied opinions among peers. Nearby, a separate note tells of a man discovering newborn mice under his truck after a two day disappearance.

London Anita Ekberg Miss Ekberg Teeberg House of Lords Paul Lord Lucas Chilworth Lord Jucas Home Secretary Home Office Lord Mancroft Ekberg Peachland Alvin Radies

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