Delegates Propose Budget Ideas On Hospital Chicks and More
Delegates discussed budget issues and local concerns including hospital staffing where 92 workers may be affected by cuts and patient numbers set at 118. suggestions include restoring funding via a supplementary budget. They also touched on moving picture theaters and a proposed bill to ban sale of baby chicks under six weeks and rabbits under three weeks to curb Easter animal purchases.
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Gov. Tawes
BF. Latinon
del. Irwin M. Hoffman
Tawes
Sen. Snyder
Dink Ave
Hel
Taspiril
John Mitter
Joseph Ninbinder
Maryland
Theater Oiitors' Association
Moving Picture Theaters
Margaret Stickel
Washington County Society For the Prevention of
Toxsiskitors
Shs
Jin
High School Teens Spend Night in Civil Defense Drill
About 130 Middletown High School students and adult supervisors spent 15 hours overnight in an underground U shaped shelter beneath the high school to test civil defense readiness. They endured cold weather, ate from ration meals, and filled out evaluation forms. Principal Frank Gerhart said reports showed overall success of the drill despite limited sleep and discomfort.
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Bernie
Old Middletown
N.Y
APY
Tartay Trout i
Amis
Frank Gerhart
Middletown High School
Rash Of Auto Mishaps Today Continues On City Streets
A string of winter skids and crashes across Elizabeth Avenue Locust Street and nearby spots left several drivers injured or shaken. Ernest Roland Carr of Overland Missouri sustained heavy damage when his car hit a Foltz Manufacturing Co. building on Locust and McComas. Roger Lee Hughes, 18, of Greencastle, was charged with reckless driving after his vehicle failed a curve on Elizabeth Avenue near Chase Street, overturned, and left him with a cut lip and fractured breastbone. Gary Wayne Jones, 18, of Hagerstown, skidded on ice at Wilson Boulevard and South Potomac Street, colliding with Arthur Burl Cline’s parked car, causing notable damage. no charges were listed. A truck wheel detached and rolled along Jefferson Street but caused no injuries or further harm. driver identity was not learned.
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Rage
Orstawit Rt. 5
South Ane
Ivyt Street
Ernest Roland Carr
Overland
Locust &T
McComas
Foltz Manufacturing Co
Roger Lee Jiughes
Greencastle Tit. 2
Elizabeth Ave
Hughes
Chase St
Marylorks Raway
Gary Wayie Jones
Hagerstown Rt. A
Wilson Blvd
S. Pototinc St
Arthur Burl Cline
W. Wsar Blvd
Cline
Jones
Minor Fire On Mitchell Ave Damages Home
Members of the Western Enterprise Junior Fire Companies answered a daytime alarm for a minor fire at 420 Mitchell Ave. Firefighters said the blaze started when some suiting material ignited near a heating duct in the cement structure.
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Western Enterprise Gil
Mitchell Ave
Fog and Ice Halts Chesapeake Bay Transit
Fog and dense ice disrupted Chesapeake Bay area transport with 10 inch ice in the upper bay. The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal closed by fog, delaying an icebound eastbound convoy from Baltimore. Coast Guard reported visibility between 200 and 1000 yards and warned of snow possible in eastern Maryland. Continuous freezing weather left ships unable to proceed until canal reopening.
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Chesapeake Bay
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Upper Bay
Delaware River
Wester Maryland
Oreeaster
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Baltimore
Nallimore
Pencils Fall Differently In Gravity Trick
Science For You by Bob Brown explains a demo where a long pencil and a short one are released upright. The short pencil hits the table first because gravity acts over a shorter distance on the shorter pencil, while the longer pencil must fall farther before reaching the table.
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Bob Brown
Science Circus
Ganaral Features Corp
$195 Million Fallout Protection Plan Stresses Shelters in Suburbs
Defense Secretary McNamara outlines a $195 million fallout protection program stressing suburban shelters and public space in local buildings. The plan seeks federal aid to create space for at least 50 persons per shelter with costs shared by federal, state, and local entities as part of civil defense readiness nationwide.
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Walter R
MEARS
Washington
Congress
Isj
McNamara
Legis- Secretary of Defense
Hubert McNamara
Emvie
Pentagon Civil Defense
Defense Department
National Shelter Survey
Defense
Cold Wave Strains Western States as Floods Rise
The West endures a severe cold wave with snowmelt and floods. In northern California helicopters rescue stranded families and about 250 people evacuate Napa as rivers swell and roads flood. The Feather River remains below danger in Yuba City Marysville while Donner Pass braces for repairs. Northern Oregon sees rain on ice, isolating areas, and power lines topple in the storm.
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Sierra
Truckee
Reno
Spething
California
Napa
Feather River
Yuba City
Marysville
John Carter
San Rafael
iWinkent
Weather Bureau
Helena
Montana
Ideal Child
Idaho
National Guard
Tancroft
Lava Hot Springs
Two Die In Head-On Crash With Big Bus
A New Jersey man and a Neptune woman died in a head-on collision on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway near Baltimore involving a Greyhound bus. Ada Cole, 29, and Carl Davis, 30, were killed. bus driver Monty Smith suffered serious injuries and three passengers were treated. Police reported the car traveled north in the southbound lane and struck the bus, which crashed into a bridge abutment. The bus sustained major damage and the car was a total loss.
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Baltimore
New Jersey
Greyhound
Baltimore - Washington Parkway
Ada Cole
Carl Davis
Neptune
Monty Smith
University Hospital
Dallimore
le Cur
Prayer Today Eternal Go
A prayer from Charles M. Crowe of Wilmette Parish Methodist Church requests guidance for the day, forgiveness for petty interests, cleansing of pride, mercy for inner tensions, and strength to live in Thy presence through Christ.
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Chris
Adien
Charles M. Crowe
Wilmette
Wilmette Parish Methodist Church
Birdie Found At New Cypress Golf Club In Naples
A birdie at the Big Cypress Golf and Country Club in Naples was found before play began. The course, redesigned by its architect to preserve an eagle’s next, was discovered in a tree during ground clearance.
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Naples
Fla
Big Cypress
Area Deaths in Greencastle Mary E Hammill 63
Mary E Hammill 63 of Greencastle died Friday at 3 20 pm at her son in law and daughter Glenn and Mrs Shoemaker Chambersburg following an illness. Born October 15 188? in Franklin County she was daughter of Tate Favl and Clara Kennedy Hammill. Survived by eight children Mrs Louis E McCarren Hagerstown Boyd College Greencastle Calvin College Chambersburg Mrs Norman Deihl Jr Greencastle Rt 3 Mrs Martin Lawman Waynesboro Rt 6 David H College Greencastle Rt 3 Mrs Glenn Shoemaker Chambersburg Rt 6 Harvey College Chambersburg two grandchildren three great grandchildren and one sister Mrs Maude Roach Martinsburg Va. Funeral services Monday at 2 80 pm from Trinity Lutheran Church Greencastle with Rev Norman I Wilson officiating burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery Greencastle body lies in state one hour prior to services Arrangements by Un Minnich Funeral Home Greencastle
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Greencastle
Mary E. Jammill
Greengastle
Glenn B. Shoemaker
Chambers Jbura
Eiober
Franklin County
Tate
Clara 'Kennedy
Hammill
William H. College
Trinity Lutheran Church
Greencastle American Legion
Louis E. McCarren
Hagerstown
Boyd College
Grunncastle
Calvin College
Chambersburg
Norman Deihl, Jr
Martin Lawman
Waynesboro
David H. Collere
Glenn Shoemaker
Harvey & College
Red
Maude Roach
Martinsburg
A, Va
Norman I. Wilson
Cedar Hill Cemetery
UN Minnich Funeral Home
Clergyman's Wife Bound and Robbed in Washington Home
A 55 year old white wife of a minister was bound gagged and robbed in northwest Washington Friday night. Police say a Black assailant threatened her with a knife tied her with a cord stuffed a towel in her mouth and took 63 dollars from her purse before fleeing. Her husband was returning from a southern ministerial convention.
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Wasiington
Washington
Winter death toll climbs in western Japan to 86
Tokyo dispatch reports a record snow spell in western Japan raising the official death toll to 86. Nine people are listed as missing as heavy snowblankets hit coastal areas. 119 others have been injured across affected prefectures.
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Japan
Tokyo
Senator Thurmond cites Cuban Soviet base with missiles and troops
Sen. Strom Thurmond claims Cuba houses a formidable Soviet strategic base with ballistic missiles, thousands of troops, and air power, asserting reliable sources and pressing for proof. The Pentagon rejects many of his figures, noting no evidence of 30,000 to 40,000 troops and challenging missile counts. Thurmond cites Lt. Gen. Dankevich’s presence and ongoing Soviet assignments as proof of strategic relevance.
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Cuba
Washington
Sen. Strom
Thurmond
148.C
Fenkigon
Sen. Thurmond
Ang
Pentagon
Department of Des Fenge
Senate
Ives
Tue Pentagon
Rusk
United States
Maelior
Soviet Union
Ander
Russia
Pavil
Dankevich
Um. Dee
C.2. Slaevenko
Kennedy
Realty Transfers On Crestview Avenue And Nearby Areas
Real estate activity shows an average week with multiple transfers in District 23 and surrounding wards. Listings mention owners converting properties along Nottingherd Road Holiday Acres and Hagerstown Smithsbury Highway, plus parcels on Ottawa Drive and Maryland Avenue. The report notes several named parties including Susan Martgen, Donald Barta, Webster Groh Jr, and Harold Lehman in a broad property-by-property summary.
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Fage
Charmaain
Susan Martgen
Crestview Ave
Donald J. Barta
John ©. Honoshawsky
Krnep's Mill Rd
Ae Webster Groh. Jr
Liam di Rive
Nottingherd Rd
Holiday Acres
Laster W. Routzahn
Hagerstown-Smithsbury Highway
Abinl
iTas
Perstown
Harry William Stone
Francis J. Willams
Fot
Colonial Park
Gerald C. Smith
Anna L. Doornberrer
Tonsboro
Anna OM
Arnderck al
Thomas Francis Faherty
Fairground Ave
Holiday, Ayres, Inc
Robert J. McCarney
Ottawa
Clarence HM. Fry
Ty William B. McMehon
Leo Trewhart
Andrew James Ungyatsky
Paul A. Coleman
John, O'Brien
F. Lehman
Potomac Poster Advertising Corp
Hagerstown
Harvey MM. Miller
Edward E. Marie
Bas
Maryland Ave
Chestnut St
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