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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1963

Page

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Shepherd College Founding Observed Across Five Weeks

Shepherd College marks its 91st anniversary with Founders Day events spanning February 21 to March 25. Faculty and administrators, including Dr. Ormsby Hirry and Dr. James Motor, delivered talks before Kiwanis and Lions clubs and various civic groups in Charles Town, Martinsburg, Petersburg, and surrounding areas.

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Religious Issue In Schools Before Supreme Court

The Supreme Court hears Maryland and Pennsylvania appeals over public school religious practices, challenging Bible readings and the Lord's Prayer. The cases test church and state separation, following last year’s ruling on a state written prayer, with opponents claiming establishment of religion and supporters defending free exercise.

Washington Madalyn E. Mulray Maryland Pennsylvania Supreme Court New York Mome Congress Baltimore Edward J. Sehempp Umuirkins Alten Avington Townie Setehehempps Gow Thomas New York State

Maryland Farm Bureau Delegates Reject Prevailing Wage Policy

Delegates at the Maryland Farm Bureau annual meeting voted against artificial prevailing wage proposals. The resolution warned such measures raise construction costs for schools hospitals and highways, inflating private and public projects and necessitating higher taxes. The group emphasized opposition to government control over free enterprise.

Maryland ‘Parm Bureau, Inc Ung General Assembly Mary- Kaul Maryland Ocean

Rusk Says Castro Will Be Blocked

In a message to the Organization of American States the Cuban issue is raised with calls for military action if necessary to oust the Castro regime. The talk centers on enforcing the Monroe Doctrine and removing influences from Cuba, with demands for hemispheric unity and decisive measures.

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Heavy Snow Bings Snowfall Hits Carolinas And Moving South

The Associated Press reports heavy snow across the Carolinas slows driving from Mississippi to New England with up to 7 inches in parts of the region and hazardous drifting in several states. Cold Arctic air expands from the Midwest to the Northeast while Southeast totals include 10 inches in Nashville and snow in Charleston Columbia and Atlanta with power outages in some areas. Anchorage Alaska records 36 above.

Associated Press Prisid Mississippi Duinais Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania New York Maine Midwest Huron D.D Old Town Math East Poestenkill N.Y Teachford

Ash Wednesday Ushers In Lenten Season Observances

Ash Wednesday began Lent for Christians across denominations in New York and beyond with ashes marked on foreheads. The 40 day period excludes Sundays and ends on Easter, focusing on penitence and reflection through fasting, prayer, and charitable acts.

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Truck Drivers Urged To Aid Motorists

Stone Co. expands its safety program to reward drivers who stop to help motorists in distress. A new Certificate of Merit will be issued to any driver who, after being notified of a helper incident, aided another vehicle. Ronald L. Morninger and Marl R. Richy received the first awards. Fry Coal and Stone Co president Leonard S. Fry notes drivers often assist but do not report it.

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Driver Charged After Running Through Red Light

No injuries reported but two cars damaged in a collision at Locust and Loc Streets yesterday. Mrs Brown, northbound on Locust, and Stevens, westbound on Lee Street, collided as Mrs Brown failed to stop at a red light with her young passenger in the front seat.

Locust and Loc Sts Evens Wis Mayes Ave Brown Locust St Stevens Lee Bt

Dry Forces Make Gains In Kansas

The Kansas dry cause surges as prairie churches back prohibition renewal after 1944 repealed liquor sales. Retired Baptist minister Hollamon leads fundraising and radio TV efforts, aiming to push a state referendum. Legislation faces committee hearings amid rural legislative dominance and opposition from hotel operators.

Topeka Kan Kansas Kansas United Dty Drys Hollamon Nollomen Oklahoma Yallomen Hotlomon Kintsas Falls Howe State Affairs Committee

One Car Token Theft Suspected Break-ins Reported

A series of forage breakings occurred last night with one car stolen between 5:40 PM and 7:30 AM and recovered by Officer Snyder at 9:45 AM near 218 Washington St. Front-end damage noted. Garages at 2 Prospect St and 438 Prospect St entered. attempts to steal two other cars failed as alarms or checks thwarted the thefts.

B. Marman E. Goiselman Prospect St Oficer Harley Snyder Washington St Offigg Snyder Loraire Johnxin Eddhe Mare Milligan Prospect SL

Labor Leaders Push Shorter Week Amid Job Emphasis

AFL-CIO pamphlet urges shorter 35 hour week to spur jobs and full employment while weighing a 40 hour baseline option. Labor chiefs debate best path as Kennedy opposition and congressional caution temper prospects. Former Grace Brethren pastor Walter Weber, his wife, and son injured in Lebanon incident. Weber known from local radio broadcast Family Alert.

Norman Walker Apiecio Associated Press Miami Beach Fla Ati-Cio Presidene Kennedy Congress AFL CIO Walter Reuther United Aate Workers George Meaty Afl-Cio Reuther Apl-Cio Meady United States Shelov Mussell Weber Tommy Bunday Wight Lebanon Hagerstown Lancaster Hospital Mr. Weber Grace Brethren Church

Prayer Today We Praise Thee And Teachings Of Christ

Prayer today praises Thee for life and teachings of Jesus Christ. The text prays for quickened understanding by the Holy Spirit and for Christlike thoughts and actions. It expresses love for Him and seeks to deepen devotion. Names include Armen Robert Wy Mimns and Atlanta.

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