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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1961

Page

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Juvenile Court Cases Jump 13 Per Cent Here In Year

In 1960 juvenile court activity rose with 99 cases involving juveniles for theft and similar offenses. There were 82 hearings for what were labeled child offenses, plus 25 property destruction, 113 drunk or disorderly acts, and 11 assaults. Probation ordered in 12 cases. 56 juveniles committed to training or hospital facilities. Adult cases totaled 471 with 313 for support failures and 109 for contributing to delinquency or school-law violations.

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Printing record: Columbia Union reports $22 million distributed

At the Columbia Union Publishing Department convention in Mount PouyanU, secretary Bruce M. Wickwire announced a record 22 million in Bibles and literature distributed last year. He noted publishers are printing in 188 languages with Braille editions. Over 250 delegates from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, West Virginia and the District of Columbia attended.

Mount Pouyanu Pa Vap Columbia Unwn Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists Bruce M. Wickwire Takama Park 4& Publishing Houses Columbia Union Publishing Department New Jersey Pennsytrania Hig Maryland Delaware Virginia West Virginia Distict of Columbia

Legislation Gaps Stall Maryland Savings and Loan Insurance

ANNAPOLIS AP A clash between Gov Tawes appointed commissions has left savings and loan insurance legislation unprepared. Case led commission proposals omit deposit insurance, leaving the issue to a separate panel led by Del. Joseph D. Tydings. Tydings plans two measures on risk diversification and insured advertising. Case’s recommendations include a state regulator for non federally chartered associations, and limits on stock class.

Anxapolis Richard W. Case Baltimore Ittorney Gover Jnor Del Joseph D. Tydings D-Harford Case Tydings Legis Harford County Pete Eone Case Commission Savings and Court of Appeals Gordon Boone D-Balto County del. Jerome Robinson Dbalto House Senate E. Homer White Jr Dwicomico Boone Alty C. Ferdinand Sybest Robinson House of Delegates Baltimore County Prince Georges Montgomery Anne Arundel Harford Howard Tidewater Fisheries Commission Sers J. Raymond Buffington Jr D-Balto Jula L

FCC Plans Asking Control Or OBITUARIESommuni unity TV Antenna Ste

A jumble of obituaries from Boonsboro and Rohrersville follows with names Faye E. Shook Leila Pope and Leila McHenry Pope among the deceased. Funeral details show East Funeral Home Boonsboro and Trinity Lutheran Church services with interment at Rohrersville Cemetery. The text shifts to FCC plans to seek congressional authority to regulate community antenna TV systems CATV amid jurisdiction disputes and potential as arbiter for station versus system conflicts. The Washington Monument weight appears with foundation figures 132 tons and 35 912 tons.

FCC Unity Faye E. Shook Hagers’town Winola M. Charis Boonbura Albertus D Leo Mullendore Boonsboro Frank B. Mullendore Rohrersville East Funeral Home Newton Poling Washington Congress Frederick W. Ford National Community Television Association Ford Toral TV Een Newton N. Mison Commission

Starvation in Congo Reported Draws British Aid

The British Red Cross said reports of Congo starvation have stirred public concern and spurred relief funds. Private donors have contributed 10,000 pounds toward feeding children, with money en route to the Congo.

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Legislators Slam Parking Fees At Local State Parks

Washington County lawmakers condemn weekend parking charges at state parks noting only picnic shelters hiking camping drinking water and toilets are provided there while Garrett County and Sandy Point offer bathing facilities with lower fees. They call for a 10 year development plan and reversal of the higher weekend rate to better serve residents and visitors.

Washington County Department of Parks House of Sean Tle Reese Caun Pennsylvania de Jevery Maryland General Assembly Garrett County Sandy Chesapeake Bay Welf West Virginia Pennsyl Coo Elk Neck Gathland Washington Frederick Sandy Point

Still In Prison Yet Mayor Wins Reinstatement

Kemp A. Harrison, serving a federal sentence for conspiracy to defraud bank depositors, won the legal right to continue as Warner Robins mayor after Superior Court Judge A. M. Anderson ruled the conviction did not disqualify him. Harrison was reelected November 8, eight days after beginning a year per day sentence in Tallahassee, Florida. Five Warner Robins residents had sought to oust him.

Macon Georgia Superior A. M. Anderson Kemp A. Harrison Warner Robins Harrison Tallahassee Fla

Cat Reappears Under Hood After Travel To Wyoming Town

In Newcastle Wyoming an owner Roy Jones reports his missing cat Ted Draper's feline companion surfaced under a car hood in Losage fifteen miles away. The cat appeared unharmed though the route taken remains unclear.

Newcastle Wyo Ted Draper Losage Roy Jones

Maryland News Briefs from Baltimore Area Projects and Appointments

AP dispatches summarize declines in local contracting activity with a 48 percent drop in resident firm volume, noting Glen A. Slaybaugh Sr. retirements and leadership shifts. Other items cover Harold A. Smith joining the Commercial Credit Corp. board, Archibald E. McKay named as a key Cox figure, and Yale Towne Manufacturing appointing Paul Hartig to lead its Handling Division as Baltimore tracks upgrade work on the Baltimore–Philly corridor and related track changes.

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