20 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1963
Page
1
Chicago faced a rush of child patients as a mild influenza wave hit Cook County Hospital. Dr Meyer reported 25 babies and children admitted Monday and about 660 children treated Tuesday, with staff working around the clock to manage the surge.
Obituaries report the death of Robert Hovermale 12 of Berkeley Springs W Va at War Memorial Hospital and Clara Crow of Kingston NY formerly Frederick Md at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Hovermale's survivors include wife May 4 Stotlee Havermale and 14 children with service at Full Gospel Church Hancock Md and burial in Alpine Cemetery Hancock W Va. Crow died after lengthy illness aged 39 and is survived by a Navy brother and a step brother with funeral at Daily Funeral Home Frederick and burial in Prospect Cemetery Mt Airy Md.
County Commissioners approve amendments clarifying tax exemptions for new construction or substantial improvements. Exemptions limited to one year or up to three years with hearings public, and requests to be brought at next regular session after initial filing.
Washington County liquor board terms and selections dominate the page. Governor Tawea plans to submit three names for the Board of Election Supervisors, with a Democratic Central Committee list including Donald Zommbro and Edgar Hover. Senator Snyder discusses committee unity and the appointment process amid protests and interview plans. Olivia de Havilland arrives in Hollywood for Lady in a Cage promotion after Paris, tied to her marriage to Pierre Galante.
A garbled, OCR-like listing references knitwork terms and tool brands. It mentions Huffy mahalry volt Solara and various unclear addresses and models. The fragmentary text appears to describe fabrics, needles, and weaving steps without a coherent narrative or clear event.
George Robert J Kennedy indicated he would proceed with a 50 mile hike after a 19 day pause for a physical fitness test. Reporters asked if the plan remained on track and he replied War others.
Asian flu and other respiratory illnesses sweep the nation, sparking high school and business absenteeism. Schools close or consider shutdowns as hundreds of deaths are reported and officials hope spring eases the toll.
The Michigan Health Department seeks a patent on Compound 17070 an organic substance shown to extend life in two dogs with cancer. State officials approved the application noting potential human use but no trials have been conducted in people. A separate New York note reports on an industrial steel curtain wall designed to reduce interior noise like that of a glider.
Atlantic City report notes education writer G. K. Hodenfield discusses Prof. Roland Nelson’s call for nonconforming curricula to foster creativity. Suggestions include allowing grade skips, personalized pacing, and pathways for reentry, while noting cost and control concerns.
Jacob Ankeney, chairmen of the Washington County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, announced a meeting Thursday at 1 30 p m in the auditorium of the County Agent's office. Richard Carson of the Maryland ASC office will explain the ACP program 1953 oral program and the livestock feed program. Paul Anderson work and conservationist of Soil Conservation Service and Tunis Lyon assistant district forester will attend. Members of county communities community committeemen and area farmers are invited.
A devotional note from Hoover Rupert to Ann Athor ministry asks for Lent discipline and heartfelt preparation. The prayer seeks patience, self control, and spiritual reunion with God through Christ.
Annapolis officials unveiled a long term roads plan to close a projected 97.5 million annual gap between needs and revenue. The proposal anticipates 6 billion in 20 year needs, 4 billion for construction and 1.5 billion for maintenance, with financing details to follow after July 1.
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