13 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1963
Page
1
In Kapuskasing Ontario a logging strike devolved into violence with three dead and nine injured as gunfire lit a hut. Police report 19 settlers arrested and 11 rifles seized as a broader confrontation involved 400 strikers and 1,000 independent woodcutters.
The article notes White House press secretary Salinger withdraws from a planned 30 mile fitness hike citing a bad cold. President Kennedy supports moderation after the Council on Physical Fitness warned against overexertion. Other items include Lt. Donald Bernath’s 10 mile race and student veterinary news from the University of Georgia.
Obituaries list Woorrow R Morris Jr and six grandchildren with relatives in Lorain and Baltimore. Funeral services set for Thursday at Swartz Funeral Home Lorain. Also note burial of Sarah C Landis in Harmony Cemetery Marlowe West Virginia with survivors in Williamsport and Marlowe. Luly May Lightner to be laid to rest at Rest Haven Chapel with burial in Norland Cemetery Chambersburg.
A Washington DC religion professor asks believers to begin the day with courage, facing dangers openly and continuing in faith. He urges steadfastness in the journey, stressing reliance on an unfailing God amid trial and risk.
Martinsburg area obituaries note Curby A Parkinson 73 of Ganotown WV died Tuesday at City Hospital He was born in Berkeley County son of John and Eliza Parkinson and worked as a farmer formerly in poultry He survived by Myrtle his wife Jesse son Mary daughter and a large extended family Funeral services set for Friday 2 15 pm at Central E U Church Ganotown with burial in the church cemetery Friends meet at Brow Funeral Home Friday 1 20 pm prior to services Also listed is Mrs Billa Alice Smith Moore widow of William Moore who died Tuesday at 6 am in King's Daughters Hospital Born in Weverton MD Sept 13 1877 she lived much of her life in Martinsburg and worked for Interwoven Mills until 1937 A member of First E U B Church and of the Baltimore and Ohio Women's Auxiliary she is survived by husband two children two grandchildren four great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews Funeral Friday 2 pm at Rosemont Kogelschatz and Coffman Funeral Home with burial in Norborne Cemetery Frederick Durrow a Frederick hardware store owner died Sunday Funeral at Etchison Funeral Home and burial at Olivet Cemetery He was 80 Born in Frederick County male Dutrow with a retail and farm background Funeral arrangements list surviving Millard Dutrow and three Dutrow sisters in Frederick
Investigators from CAB FBI and military seal off Everglades crash site nine miles from shore. Aboard the plane were pilots and passengers listed with names and firms, while authorities report a ball of fire seen in the sky and wreckage scattered among mangroves.
Fragmentary local column recounts a radio era mishap and a series of minor crimes. It notes a pilot confusion over air space, four family members aboard, and unrelated petty offenses. Items include a check theft case against Paul L. Stouffer and a bottle theft in Smithsboro with Elvin Wayne Brining.
In Tokyo the Federation of World Federalists will convene a week long meeting in August with delegates from about 45 nations expected to attend.
A wound up burglar was towed away from Bob's Allandc Service Station at 444 N Jonathan St late Tuesday night after a neighbor Vernon Eupene Johnson 451 Park Place heard breaking glass about 10 35 pm and alerted City Police The rear window had been broken but officers Grimsley and Mowen found no one else present and the intruder had fled
In Baghdad the city appears quiet after the Feb revolt as Revolutionary President Abdel Salam Aref eases newsmen access. Ne tonal Guardsmen continue hunting Communist pockets while shops reopen and military control remains evident across the capital.
The county plans to acquire about a mile of right of way in the Fort Ritchie area for the federal government to build a defense road extending northward from the Fort Ritchie gate. The U S government will reimburse the county for the acquisition at the appraised value, with no raises without federal approval, totaling about $300,000.
At Maseys Laundry 132 E Baltimore St Greencastle Al 2 owner Mrs Marcel Dumacy reports to City Police that pennies shaved to dime size slugs are being used in the coin changing machines. Copper slugs the size of quarters are also said to be fitted into the machines, with no sign of entry to the station.
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