Commissioners, Anti-Zoners Hold Face-To-Face Meeting
County officials and anti zoning supporters met to discuss drainage, regulation, and the scope of planning commissions. Speakers pressed for strong subdivision rules while noting costs to taxpayers and the need for coordinated development amid unregulated growth and storm water issues.
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Andrew C. Faith
Kirk
Klapp
Planning Commission
Grassley
Planning and Zoning Commission
Crossley
Happ
Waltath
Ly. Keller Hidenaur
Canard Namée
Shop-In Tactic Hits Civil Rights Picketing
In San Francisco and Bay Area stores demonstrators stage shop-ins filling carts with unpaid groceries and leaving without paying. The tactic disrupts supermarket business, draws sharp protest from Black leaders, and prompts Lucky Stores to deny reverse discrimination while noting existing Black employees. CORE and the Congress of Racial Equality escalate picketing as tensions rise among workers and community leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Baptist Ministers Union
CORE
George TL. Bedford
Gor
Congress of Mastal Equality
Lucky Stores
Berkeley
University of California
Palo Alto
Stanford University
Tucky
Lucky
Present For You and Yours In This Leap Year Issue
A quirky note arguing Leap Day observances as an excuse to go out and celebrate. It contrasts relying on own conclusions with others opinions and reflects on Roman era writing tools and speed, noting shifts from capital Jesters to reed pens around 300 BC.
By Ocean Future Plants in wind tunnels aim drought crops
Researchers experiment with wind tunnels to shrink plant specimens in hopes of breeding drought resistant crops. If shrinking effects replicate chemically, deserts could be cultivated with miniature plant varieties for agricultural use.
Prayer Today We Think Thee Lord Blessed Presence
Prayer text expresses gratitude for God's constant presence in homes offices schools and travels. Confessional blessing asks grace companionship through the day invoking Jesus. Signed by J R Brokhart sister Trinity Lutheran Church Lansdale Pa.
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Graciolly Lord
Cheech
Jes
Amen
J.R. Brokhart
Lansiais, Pa
Ayister
Trinity Lutheran Church
Fragmented OCR note on dates and events
A garbled OCR fragment outlines several dates and notes about March to June periods and September values. It mentions weeks or intervals and references a calendar-like sequence with unclear events. No clear persons, places, or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.
Out Of State Truck Driver Innocent In Pennsylvania Case
Gerald C Eberly of Fayatteville Pa, a non resident, was found not guilty by Magistrate James Strine after defense argued the state cannot interfere with a federal function. Eberly drove for Deardorff Construction in Chambersburg on a post office expansion project. charged Feb 10 with hauling over a fixed route using a Pennsylvania registered truck.
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Pennsylvania
Nostrate
James Strine
Strine
Gerald C Eberly
Fayatteville
Magestrate
Eberly
Deardorff Construction
Chambersburg
Dallas Co
Ld. Baur
Bruck
Pailattin
Ber
Area Deaths Blur Ridge Summit J. Guernon Barton
J G Barton 74 of Blue Ridge Summit died Thursday at home after illness starting December. He was born in Delowr Maryland to Joby T Barton and Effie Buhrman. He lived in Blue Ridge Summit after marriage and worked at Hess Planing Mill in Waynesboro for 3 years, retired eight years, then carpentry with Omar Keckler. Survived by wife Leila Masters Barton, two sons Lester M Barton and John Barton, five grandchildren, one brother H Cross Barton of Pittsburgh. Funeral Sunday 2 PM Grove Funeral Home Waynesboro officiated by Revs Bruce McDonald J Boyd Davis. Burial Germantown Bethel Church Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 7 PM to 9 PM.
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Blur Ridge Summit
J. Guernon Barton
Blue Ridge Summit
Washington County Hospital
Delowr
Joby T
Effie (Buhrman) Barton
Hess Planing Mill
Waynesboro
Thal
Omar Keckler
Hawsey Memorial Presbyterian
Lester M
Jutin
Washington County
Exchange Club
al Roth
Frank Harlacher
Board of Education
Lef Exchange Club
Harlacher
Roth
Statis
Gos
Kishor Grave
Chesesey
France
Purple County
Daily Mail
Prange
Rollitary
Hera
Tay
States
Luxemburg
Pittsburgh
Lima
B&o
Brother
Corbett St. Jthe
Dick Grove
Morning Herald
Lyldad
Bester Ice Co
Western Maryland Railway
Swhik
Bovns
Dick Korn
Charles
Emma Reno
Seriool
Sam Phillips
Maryland
Hagerslowr
Dick Wat
Helen Waters
Middlewn
Falls Church
Atlantic Research Corp
Dick, Jr
N& P
South Red
Genter
Justith
Sandra
Debra
Curtis
David
Kev
Rass the
3000 Striking Miners Return In West Virginia
In West Virginia the coal strike widens as about 3000 workers resume work while examinations at Maryland Law Library highlight a major interruption in the industry. R Bree ilyle Je., 44, dies in Baltimore. The union’s walkout affects mines across Monongalia and neighboring counties, with several miners previously fired.
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Baltinore
R. Bree Ilyle Je
Marylou
University of Bonsees
West Virginia Maryland Law Library
Eres
Princeton University
University of Maryland Law
Beta Sales Buick Co
Morongalia
Mervison
Marian
Retiring pressman Dick Grove reflects on 38 years of service
Veteran pressman Dick Grove ends a long career with The Mail after 38 years. The feature traces his start in the newspaper industry, wartime service in World War I, and postwar life in Maryland. It highlights family, hometown ties, and his plans for leisure.
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Dick Grove
Plumbing Bill Is Subject Of Lawsuit Here
A plumbing and heating subcontractor, Y. Pryor, sues for unpaid work on the Elite Rendezvous modernization, claiming Jerome Moser failed to pay and Leonard Curlin did not guarantee payment after Moser disappeared with two-thirds of the funds. Jurors heard the case before Judge Rutledge.
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Gueult
Fevine H. Rutledge
Kenneth Mockley
Pryor
Jerome GC. Moser
Leonard Cure
Aiexer
Curlin
Mackley
Moser
Paul Ottinger
Mager
Curtin
Cur- Me
Mose
Judges Portray Gordon Boone as Inept Attorney With Political Leanings
In Baltimore County District Court judge Tuenbi Turnbull and others portray Gordon Boone as more adept at politics than law. They recount he rarely opened a law book, delegated drafting to a secretary, and spent most time on political work while serving as director and counsel for Security Financial Insurance Corp, now facing mail fraud charges. Final arguments are scheduled for Tuesday after government rebuttal witnesses Monday.
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Bantimone (Ap
Tuenbi
Boone
Baltimore County
Gordon Boone
J. Thornen
Polly Ellicott
Turnbull
Balimore County
G. Turn
John E. Maine Jr
Maryland
Dele
Maine
Boone Gates
Manl
Raine
U. 8
District Court
Security Financial Insurance Corp
Security Financial
Matties
Dudga Dorsey Wate Rkings
Four Sentenced In Kidnapping After Race Riot
In Monroe North Carolina four individuals, three Black defendants and one white man, were convicted of two counts of kidnapping a white couple following a race riot. Willie May Mallory, 36, of New York City, received 16 to 20 years. Medard Crowder, 22, of Monroe, was given 7 to 10 years. Harold Reape, 19, of Monee, was also sentenced to 7 to 10 years. All sentences may exceed current terms as defense counsel plans appeals.
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Howare —Nypeyeuk JR
Monroe
N.C
Tong
Superior Court
Walter Brock
Willie May Mallory
New York City
Medard Crowder
Beall Files for Third Senate Term Nomination
Sen Beall filed today as a Republican candidate for a third Senate term. Beall, who turns 70 in June, submitted a 290 filing fee and papers in the Secretary of State's Office. A Krostburg resident and former state senator, he chairs committees including Armed Services and Interstate. James P Gleason of Silver Spring is the only other Republican candidate. Beall named D Eldred Rinehart as campaign manager and appointed Lewis J Ort vot LaValle finance chair and Rayon A du Bour treasurer.
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U. S
J. Gles Beall
AOL
Beall
Secretary of State
Senate
House
Krostburg
State Heads Commission
Tic
Senate Armed Services, Interstate
of Columbia
James P. Gleason
Silver Spring
D. Eldred Rinehart
Smithsburg
Lewis J. Ortvot LaValle
Fidance
Rayon A. du Bour
Kenwood
Three More Jurors Sought In Ruby Case
Dallas AP report states Judge Joe B Brown began swearing in 50 more prospective jurors for Jack Ruby's murder trial. Seven men and no women have been seated. three more jurors needed. Mistrial possible if a juror is incapacitated. newsmen barred during voir dire.
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Relman Morin
Dallas
Joe B Brown
Jack Ruby
Maliee
Texas
Local State Legislators Stand Up And Are Counted
A fragmented record of Maryland lawmakers debating bills on taxes health and safety. Senators Snyder and Spence push for or oppose measures including higher weekly benefits seat belt rules college tuition exemptions and private school tax treatment. Del. Grumbacher Hoffman Tingle and others weigh fines fees and state role while practical concerns about costs and fairness shape votes.
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del. Spence
Peanle
del Tingle
del. Hoffman
Sydler
Snyder
Dell
Speace
Hoffman
del. Huyatt
del. Grumbacher
Bellmare City
George Snyder
Del
George Tingle
Irwin Mottman
Spence
de. Chumbacher
Dels. Moffman
Tingle
Dols. Mayott
Grantbacher
Hoffaran
Dallas Jury Refuses Indictment in Woman Case
Dallas County grand jury declined to indict Elizabeth Stone, 40, after she shot at W. W. Dyer near Love Field on Feb. 15, misidentifying him as senatorial candidate Gordon Melenson. No bill on assault to murder clears way for lunacy court action.
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Dallas
Tex
Dallas County Grand Jury
Gordon Melenson
Elizabeth Stone
Moodyy
Dallas Nowe
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W. Lester Frons
David J Custer
Custer
Lem Kirk
Kiek
Mit
H. B. Anderson
Fountain Head
Tapp
Anderson
Hagerstown
IAP
Scormo
Bec
Aquarius
Talied
Teature
West Virginia
B. Livie, Jr
Richard Grove
Naauagay
Exchange
Tech
Sen. Beall
Melvly Belli
de Uay
Dr. A. Gould
Senitar Soxder
Joel
Spetten
del. Mallman
Maryland National Bank
Maryland National
Second National Bank
Washington ST
Long Meadow Shopping Center
Clear Spring
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