Smoking Decline Seen In U S Cigarette Use Says Surgeon General
In remarks prepared for delivery to the National Interagency Council on Smoking and Health, Surgeon General Luther Terry cited Public Health Service surveys showing a drop in cigarette smoking among men since 1962 and a smaller decline among women. He noted a substantial portion of Americans have quit or plan to quit and urged stronger labeling and advertising regulations alongside expanded public education. The council also called for voluntary industry action to shift focus from cigarettes to pipe and cigar products and endorsed warnings on ads and broadcasts if tobacco firms do not comply.
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Frank Carey
Washington
Luther Lo Terry
Public Health Service
Terry
National Interagency Council In
Sill
Health Service
Inder
Surgeon General
The
Mey
Council
American Cancer Eouiety
Yerry
Sen
Maurine B. Neuberger
Qre
Congress
Interagency Council
Emerson Foote
Maleely He Merrill
California
District of Columbia
Sever Onl
Daily Mail of Hagerstown January 11 1865 brief item
In the matl issue from Hagerstown dated January 11 1865 a concise local item reports routine civic news and community notices.
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Daily Matl
Hagerstown
Obituaries from Hagerstown area residents
Multiple local obituaries list residents from Washington County Maryland and nearby areas. Notables include Manel tirace Jones of 141 South Millberry Street. Catherine Kendrick of 1678 South Potomac Street. Mary Alice Draper of 1006 Potomac Avenue. Thomas Dutton Day Sr. of 120 Fairground Avenue. Minnie Kate Colbert of 550 Summit Avenue. Marie Anna Kenney, born 1903 in Newark. and others with funeral home arrangements, church affiliations, and survivors. Services scheduled at Alinnich, A. K. Coffman, Rauzer, and Watson funeral homes with Rose Hill, Rest Mapem, Mountain View, and other cemeteries. Donations requested to American Cancer Society.
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Manel Tirace Jones
South Millberry St
Washington County
Waynesboro
William A
Elizabeth B
Hansburger
Trinity Lutheran Church
Queen Esther
Jamn
Jones
Robert B
John P. Jones
Nashville
Tenn
Mildred d. Reisner
Mastville
Alinnich Funeral Home
Hagerstown
Rev
Wilson
Case
Alderican Cancer Society
Neulé of Flowers
Mary Alice Draper
Potomac Ave
Jamison Cold Stopage Door Co
Washington County Hospital
Tigegold
Jon Williams
Ananda Fil- Yor
Jamison Co
Hedante Corporation
N Thomas Dutton Day Sr
Fairground Ave
Adamstown
Frederick County
Richard R
F M. Thomas Day
Hall's
Day
Mary E
Hall Day
Thomas
R. L
Lamar
Baltimore
McConey
Washington
D.C
Wilkhamoas
Rue
Wyattsville
Joseph Griffin
Frederick
Rauzer Funeral Home
St. John's Episcopalltev
George E Whelstone
Fiolating
Hernephew
John Scott
Rest Mapem
Warbaugh Cemetery
Demetery
American Cancer Society
Minnie Kate Colbert
Samuel Colbert
Summit Ave
I Middleburg
John
Ann Koons Shrader
Lutheran Church
Sharpsburg
Eva Row
A. K. Coffman Funeral Homes
Father Dies After Hearing Son Involved In Accident
Samuel Hammond of Sharpsburg died after learning his son Frank Hammond, 20, was involved in a Saturday automobile crash in Sharpsburg. The elder Hammond, a World War II veteran and former owner of a Sharpsburg grocery, was struck earlier by a vehicle on Main Street. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. with burial at Arlington National Cemetery. Survivors include wife Alice Shank Hammond and sons Paul Edgar Lewis and Dale L. Lewis.
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Shahpsbung
Samuel
John Ts
Nellie Teelhard
Waramond
Ridenowr Lewis
Magers 'Ek
Marty
Feart Town
Ste
Ms Gon
American Legion of
Sharpsburg
Ad Tran Workers Legal
Cumberland
Lewis
Atlas Machine and Iron Works
Pean Willamenart
Edgar James
W. Main St
Hammond
Frank Lean Hammond
H. P. Stickler
Oae Ieaueayete
Alice (Shank) Lewis
Paul Edgar Lewis
Navy
Great Lakes
Abe
Tilghmanton
Cal Examiner
Neuvers
Nat-Inel Spigler
Williamsport
Wiliam L. Lewis
Hagers- Trp
Stickler
Donald L
Dale L. Tin
Main St
Lesyis
Atte
Tome
Javaid Lewis
Roanshora
Trp
James
Rowsey
Arlington National Cemetery
Lester Eugene Rip
Area Deaths Report From Maryland and Nearby Towns
Obituary notices from Sharpsburg Williamsport and surrounding areas list multiple local deaths with survivors including widows children and siblings. Services scheduled with details on churches burial sites and viewing times, noting the Leaf Funeral Home arrangements and local cemeteries.
Death notices and obituaries from Greencastle and Waynesboro area
Multiple brief notices report deaths and funerals across Greencastle and Waynesboro regions. Roy Shaffer, 68, Greencastle HS carpenter and church trustee, died after illness. funeral Tuesday at Guitners United Brethren Church with burial at St. Thomas Cemetery. David Ti Parker's body was moved to a funeral home after death in a Waynesboro rooming house. Nettle E. Wiles, 78, Waynesboro IRL 4, widow of TL Guy Wiles, died at Waynesboro Hospital after five years of declining health. funeral Tuesday at Grove Funeral Home with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. William R. Ruthrauff, formerly of Greencastle, died in Dearborn, Michigan. funeral services planned in Dearborn Tuesday. survived by wife Nora and sister Jessie Shrader.
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Ener [le
Irene
Bear} Hammond
Gary Lawrence
Franklin Teun
Davie Knight
Dargan
George Hendrickson
York
Paasleyson
Sarmuel
R. Moore
Mystic
Conn
Joseph Hammond
Ballimore
Cora Snave|ty
Hagerstown
Church of Their Brethren
Sharpsburg
Bernhard
Mountain View Cemetery
Sharpsbrg
Leaf
Fenwren
Edgar Lewis
Hagerstoy
Wigtiamsport
Marth Tha Levi
South
Aptizan St
Washington County
Jacob
Lucinda Adams
Halifax County
James Levi
Washington County Hospital
Malinda Crang
Asbury Methodist Church
Williamsport
Aaron E. Johnson
Riverview Cemetery
Leaf Funeral
Wil ‘Hamsport
Greencastle
Roy Shaffer
Greencastle HS
Waynesboro Hospital
Welsh Run
George Albert
Jaonisa
Blair) Shaffer
Guithers United Brethren Church
William
Ray
Chambersburg
Raymond Brant
St. Thomas Cemetery
Minardi Frieral
Charles Town
W. Va
David Ti
Parker
Waynesburg
Melvin T. Strider
Rawson
Waynesbboro
Nettle II
Wiles
Waynesboro
Irl
Guy Wiles
Saterday
Waynesborn
John
Emma (Rouzer) Hess
Houzerville
Harrisburg
Glenn L. Stahl
Green Hill Cemetery
Friends Nrmy
Fueral
L P.m
William R. Ruthrauff
Hargon Islami
Mich
Nora Shattery Ruthrauff
Jessie RB. Shrader
Dearborn
Roads Cleared After First Big Snow Here
Heavy snow disrupted travel and school as fog added danger across Maryland and nearby counties. Potter noted limited plowing, while new equipment improved effort. Airports and rail lines experienced minor delays, with Weather officials predicting cold but no new snow.
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Church SL
Potter
Voller
Wiliam Donaldson
Washington County
Maryland
Baltimore
Lomarrow
Cnsmuter Mighty
Stock Market Irregular in Active Trading
New York AP reports irregular gains in a volatile session as gold mining stocks fall after a drop in gold prices. Major steelmakers were unchanged to slightly lower with U S Steel and Republic Steel among small losses on the London Stock Exchange’s influence.
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New York
London Stock Exchange
U.S. Steel
Republe Steel
Los
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Mabel Grace Jones
Catherine M. Kendrick
Catherine Maude Kendrick
Homer Kendrick
S. Potomac St
Clearview
Union Bridge
Church of the Brethren
Lester E. Myers
Truman We Myers
Grace Plank
Nagerstown
A. K. Coffman Funeral Home
Joseph M. Quesenberry
Rose Hill Cemetery
Thomas D. Day Sr
Mrs
Minnie K, Colbert
America
Feod
Marie Anna Kenney
Tanu Lary
Nagerstern
Ate Manuel
Ida Wilt
Gu Zion Baptist Chaitell
JC. Saunders
Rose Will
Watson Funeral Home
Martha Levi
Alfred C.H. Abel
Alfred C. H. Abel
Washington, D.C
Beeembec
Henry’ ¥. Jenkins & Sons
Mount ‘Pabar Centenary
Rocky Ridge
Startzman
Patsmac
Mays’ Hardware
Long Maiden Shopping Center
Maugansville
Jelevator & Lumber
Mauganevilla, Md
MATS
Hagerstaws
Ax Sec
Lise Val
Crs
Ma HL
Dele de Va
Penna
Asociated Press
Associated Press
Nelo New Spring Prints
Patterar
Ems ES
Newberrys
W, Roy Shaffer
David H. Parker
Mrs. Nettle E. Wiles
Western Maryland Railroad
Potomac Edison
Bridgewarl
D_ Paul Oswald
Boonsboro
J. Howard Beckyenbaugh
Norge
Petey
Ferad
Gabtomerry
Hagerstown Gas CO
Ahien
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