U. S. Strike Disrupts Ports Causes Millions in Losses
The nation faces millions in losses as a shift of goods stalls at several ports. Rail embargoes and immobilized ships grip docks from New Orleans to New York. Talks between dock unions and the New York Shipping Association stall, with wage demands a central sticking point as ships wait and cargo backs up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Port City
Ianport-Rxport
Majic
Thiladelphia
Boston
Norfolk
Pierside
Arbor
New York
Dock Union
New York Shipping Association
James J. Reynolds
Area Deaths and Obituary Notices From Winchester and Mercersburg
Area obituaries note the death of Mrs Lule E Mace of Winchester aged 70 after a short illness with survivors including sisters Mrs Blance Shoup and Miss Maude Mace and brother Edward of Pottstown Pa. Funeral services were held in Winchester. J Beaver Atherton aged 80 of Mercersburg died at Chambersburg Hospital after a two week illness. He was a Maple Grove Church of God member and former farmer. He leaves a large family including wife Nancy Ralth Atherton and children in Mercersburg and beyond. services Saturday at 10 am at Maple Grove Church of God with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery. Viewing at Lininger Funeral Home and church prior to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lule E, Mace
Lule E. Mate
S. Braddock St
Winchester
Miss Mace
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
Blance Shoup
Maude Mace Bath
Edward
Pottstown
J. Beaver Atherton
Mercersburg
Chambersburg
Frank and
Alice (Rast) Atherton
Maple Grove
Nancy Ralth Atherton
Ross Weller
Daniel Cowan
Mercersbrg
Stover Guyser
James Snider
Wren
Ohio
John H
Abraham V. Atherton
Raymond W
Donald
Atherton
Henry Atherton
Clarence Atherton
Dulfield
Mercerspure
Toasten
Clear Spring
John Young
Todd Wiegly
Maple Grove Church of God
Robert Esaterday
William Ieprich
Phie Grove Cemetery
Lininger
Prayer for Faithfulness and Peace in World Cooperation
A card prayer from Johnn W. Shackford of Waynesville North Carolina urges faithful conduct for national leaders to foster a new world of confidence and cooperation. He prays that deceit and mist dissolve and that faithfulness inspire peace and mutual aid in a world seeking unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Lions
Mince of
Amen
Johnn W. Shackford
Waynesvill
N. C
Winister
Fire Wreckage Probed Today As Exams Set For College Aid
Fire swept through a block in Hagerstown damaging the West Washington Street business district. The blaze caused extensive damage to the Mage Estown Paint and Glass building and adjacent stores. Firemen fought the flames for hours, aided by water pressure from city mains. One resident suffered smoke exposure. firefighters escaped with minor injuries. Scholarships for seniors and earlier graduates were discussed as exams were set for General State Tuition and Senatorial awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An & Acfery
L. G. Mathias
Mageestown
William Reid
Hagersstown
Funkstown Fire Company
Mire Company
Antietam
Richard Wilson
Hagerstown
P. Bohman, Inc
Bohman
Florida
Virginia
Whitesel Music Company
Agai
Mc.Crory’s
Edward Graves
West Washington Street
Graves
Washington Street
Wall
Daisy Mel Collam
Hagerstown Paint and Glass Company
Jack Green
Western Enterprise Fire Company
FE. W. Ditts
Arc
Salvation Army
Hubert Gilbert
Army Reserve
Grayson Doornberger
Summit Avene
Jonathan Street
West
Franklin Street
Grey Gables
McCrory's
Maryland
First Hearings Of Session Open In Maryland Assembly
The Maryland Assembly begins its session with hearings on tax measures and a constitutional amendment proposal. A proposed resolution would honor taxpayers and allow juries in criminal cases to judge the law as well as the facts. The measure, sent to the Ways and Means Committee, seeks standards for vehicle tax and related regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Z. Colis
Frederick
Jon" Mayer
Maryland
Motor Vehicles Authority
House
Skybolt missile dazzled as one of the most destructive never carrying a warhead
AP report outlines Skybolt test history and the political clash it sparked. It notes six tests with one successful flight beyond Cape Canaveral, the Defense Department disputing impact claims, and Senator Russell's Armed Services Committee vowing to probe the program. The piece highlights Kennedy Macmillan talks, McNamara and Gilpatric disputes, and the Joint Chiefs split over continuing Skybolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton C. Fay Washington
United Bates
Great Britain
U.S
Air Force
Defense Department
Congress
Richard Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Werenss Department
Jable
Whormany
Washington
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
United States
Office of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Joseph V. Charyk
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Patle
McNanara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
IGOP Plans For Battle Over Budget
Congress debates Kennedy program and social spending as hearings loom. Lawmakers clash over tax cuts, education aid, and health programs while a youth conservation corps proposal targets 50 000 youths at a cost of 3 500 dollars per year. Senate and House leaders forecast tough votes and uncertain outcomes amid partisan tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Youth Conservation Corps
Rotls
Wonpublicans
Sam
Rayburny
John W. McCor
Everett M. “Nack
Mass
Vic l Dirksen
Ihinaistory
Rayburn
Mike Yearnes
Mansfield
Montana
McCormack
Georgia
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Meyers & Berkson
Charlotte Halls School
North High
Peabody Institute
Peabody
Charles Goyer
Lord Pengo
Royale Theater
Terence
Rattigan
Skybolt
Assembly
IGOP
Continvet
Potomac Edison
Fabulous Savings
N. Potomac St
Hagerstown, Md
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