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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1960

Page

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Churches Among Purchasers Of Real Estate This Week

Realty transfers reported this week include Harold Conner and wife, Roy A. Lumm and wife, and Edward Schull executor among others. Properties span East Washington Street, US Route 11, Hallway, and various neighborhoods in Williamsport, Magners, Greenvale Village, and Cavetown with multiple trusts and joint tenancies noted.

Brent Papejac East Antersy Orly Street Gresebeee Ead Harold Conner Roy A. Lumm Hallway John T. Howard Church of Brethren of Angerstown South Side East Washington Locust Mulberry George Zook Tasiaanna Haan Mt. Tamimisny, Inc Trustees of Winchester Presbytery, Inc Van Lear Manor Longstreet Drive Williamsport Marvin A. Warrenfeltz Jesse S. Smith Rowr & Scheeley, Inc St. James Village Leon R. Sheeley Greenvale Village Henry Hartman Nina Gladine Smith Atils Paul Rich McLucas Howard R. Herbert Hagers J Clarence L. House Downeville Road Dis Old Forge Road District

Chain pileups east of city injure twenty five people

A nine car chain reaction crash on Route 40 near Tagerstown injured several and tied up traffic last night. State Trooper Norman Burleson said high beams blinded a tractor trailer driver, leading to a series of rear end collisions as rain worsened visibility.

Houte 40 Norman Burleson Burleson Samuel M Barbara A. Rouzer East Baltimore Street Haggerstown Wayne E. Crum Bone Frederick Rouzer Auto Western Pike Tower Lov Close Crum Blake Mannick Lewis Minucci John W. Blake Cumberland Donald ‘M. Mannick Baltimore James W. Lewis Frostburg

Postman Nipped From The Inside

DETROIT AP A Mount Clemens mail carrier, Lorre Winbigler aged 23, was attacked when a terrier named Tinker inside the house grabbed at his fingers as he slid mail through a door slot. He was aided and treated after the bite broke the skin.

Detroit Lorre Winbigler Mount Clemens Winbigler Tinker Reed

Wanted to Buy Old Blog and Loan Aust Charter

Advertisement from Box X c/o Herald Mail seeking to purchase old or inactive blogs and loan instruments including charter records. Preference for documentation showing a history of continuous dividends.

Charter c/o Herald

Taxpayers Pack Courthouse for Discount Week

Taxpayers crowded the main corridor as County Treasurer Hugt K Troxell said the office was swamped. Bills went out Wednesday and the county again offers a five percent discount on taxes paid this month.

Court House Hugt K. Troxell

Prayer for peace and compassion in troubled times

A brief prayer invoking Christian virtues to overcome hate and prejudice. The speaker asks for humility, understanding, and love to end war and oppression, seeking peace on earth and goodwill toward all. Attributed to Roland R. De Lupp, a principal from Minnesota.

Jesus Christ Roland R. de Lupp Minneis Mino

Rally in Havana as Cuba braces for Soviet departure

Two days before the Soviet ex position ends on February 26 a large anti Communist rally is planned in Havana. Cubans express anger over interruptions to Friday ceremonies as Mikoyan promotes party lines. Cuba announces a 21 million dollar sugar purchase by the Soviet Union aiding Moscow’s appeal.

Tauen Cuba Havana Mikoyan Soviet Union

Service News Highlights Lushbaugh and Ziegenfuss Promotions

Charles R. Lushbaugh, son of Mr and Mrs George Lushbaugh of 16 Washington Avenue, advanced from Specialist FOWTT Class to Acting Sergeant while stationed in Germany, recently returned to base after a four day Paris leave and a seven day stay in Sweden and Denmark, with plans to return to the United States in April. Harry G. Ziegenfuss, son of Mr and Mrs Richard H. Ziegenfuss of 1825 Fairchild Avenue, Hagerstown, completed the bi weekly basic electronics course January 28 at the Army School, Fort Monmouth, New Jersey, after enlisting last August and training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. he is a 1959 graduate of North Hagerstown High School.

New York Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Washington Frederick H. Mueller Congressional Joint Economic Committee Eisenhower France Tagerstown Petro Merchandising Co Linden N.J Jonathan Logan Co iNew York Stock Exchange Dow Chemical Co Halian Milar 1 Charles R. Lushbaugh George Lushbaugh Washington Avenue Set. Lushbach Germany Paris Sweden Denmark Wihe States Aes Harry G. Ziegenfuss Richard H. Ziegenfuss Wairchild Avenue Hagerstown Allweek Electronics Army Signal School Fort Monmouth N. J Army Fort Jackson IS. C North Magerstown High School Paar i Careces Fairchild Ave Army Susoul School

Trial recounts Barbara Finch death and last words

Dr. Finch testifies about Barbara Finch’s final words and遭 confrontation. The testimony details a struggle over a pistol at the hilltop property, including Miss Tregoff’s role and the couple’s attempt to locate Carole amid the shooting. Courtroom narrative ties to broader legal actions and proposed scholarships.

R. Bernard Finch Los Angeles Barbara Finch

Deaths in Princeton and Rochester Nab Confused Details

Disordered clippings note deaths of Thomas Mare Parrott in Princeton aged 94, a retired Princeton English professor, and Or finest H. Exherson Sr of Rochester aged 86, a tuberculin therapy pioneer, with broken, fragmentary anecdotes and garbled quotes interspersed.

Princeton Thomas Mare Parrott Parrott Dayton Ohio Rochester H. Exherson Sr Famerson Hulland State Sanatorium Rutland Mass

Secrets of Southern Fried Chicken Birds in Tender Fry

A tip for perfect fried chicken highlights using small birds to ensure tender meat. The note emphasizes careful selection of fowl as a key factor in achieving a delicate, juicy result in Southern cooks.

Airmen Die In Crash Of Jet Plane

Two airmen, Capt. Elwood Keeran and Lt. Jack Cook, were killed when their 133 jet trainer crashed into a residential area near Lowry Air Force Base in Denver. The jet struck a brick house, destroying it and damaging adjacent homes as firefighters battled the blaze. Witnesses said Cook ejected but his parachute failed to open. Keeran died in the wreckage.

Denver Colo Lowry Air Force Base Anne Marie Schoen paFabu Arthur F. Cook Roseville Keevan Cook Edward F. Newhagen Olga Goldberg

Chessman to learn Monday if latest bid succeeds

In Tucson based report, convict author Daryl Chessman awaits a U S Ninth Circuit decision by Monday on whether to send his stay appeal back to the court. If granted, his Feb 19 execution date in San Quentin could be delayed. if denied, Chessman will pursue Supreme Court review.

Tucson Ariz. AP Daryl Chessman Richard H. Chami Iter U.S. Ninth, Circuit Court of Appeals Chesstah Appeals Court Chessthan Sant Quentin Calif Los Angeles Chessman U.S. Supreme Court Tame Chambers Jon State of California George T. Davis A. L. Wirin Jo Major Davis Wirin American Civil Liberties Union Arne E. Smith Regina Johnson Mary Alice Mesa Loyola College

Council to Decide Fate Of Elderly Desk Clerk Turned Policeman

The council faces a decision on whether 84 year old Mr Jones, serving as a desk clerk for 15 years, should be classified as a police officer with half pay pension eligibility or retain clerk status. Options include retroactive police status, or a compromise, risking more desk clerks becoming patrolmen. The issue was postponed to next week. Tobacco is grown under ceilings high enough to clear a plowman’s in Connecticut.

Ruge Jones William Bellimett Connecticut Tor Bayder Coull Agid Hagerstown Williamsport McElwee Rideour Ridenour Huyett Snyder Happ

Maryland Legislature Debates Planning and Zoning Reform

A Maryland legislative panel weighs four pay bills and a proposed planning framework. Delegates debate the MSTA tax bill and a James Committee plan, while opponents urge no general zoning, favoring county driven planning with potential referenda and wary of bureaucratic growth. Senior figures discuss referendum timing and existing interim laws.

Page Maryland State Teachers’ Association James Committee McElwee Hugeit Millard Tawes James Tawes Snyder Howell C. Happ Gapland D. Kelle Ridenour Little Beaver Little Antietam Boonsboro Donald Gantz Harry D Grosenwekle RX. T. Bair Chewsville Road Ned Keadle Mapleville Charles Watrath Beaver Creek Harold Stottemer Mt. Lena Happ Planning and Zoning Commission Fred W. Tuemmler

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