Snowstorm Closes Roads Drifts Slow Travel Across Counties
Washington County road crews battle heavy snow with 50 to 60 machines through the night. State police warn hazardous conditions in Washington, Frederick and Garrett counties while roads in Pennsylvania and West Virginia face closures. Schools may reopen later pending conditions as utilities and transit report delays and cancellations including a Hagerstown band rehearsal and a library bookmobile stop.
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Washington County Road Department
State Food Department
Oakland
Washington
Frederick
Garret
William L. Donaldson
Washington County
Donaldson
Faircaud
Pangham Corp
Meck
Greyhound
Pennsylvania
Chambersburg
West Virginia
Martinsburg
Wheeling
Sedan
Potomac Edison
Chesapeake and Potomac Telepass
C&p
Hagerstown
Washington County Free Library
Long Meadow
No Smoking Signs Hit City Offices in Baltimore
Baltimore AP report says city comptroller Hyman Pressman has ordered a smoking ban in his offices. No Smoking signs will be posted in work areas and ashtrays will be removed. Pressman, who quit smoking 16 years ago, says the move supports a healthier workplace.
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City Employes
Baltimore
Hyman Pressman
Pressman
Smok
Ayder
Democrats Approve Population Based Convention Voting Plan
The Democratic National Committee endorsed a 1984 convention voting formula balancing population and party zeal, increasing overall votes. It allocates 2,316 votes across 3,056 delegates and 2,208 alternates, with 3,264 floating delegates per electoral vote, while GOP convention allocations mirror size and regional shifts.
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Democrats
Larry Osias Hon Hall
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Washington (Ap
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Slie
Atlantic City
San Francisco
Kleger
Local Deaths Continued Front Hage 20
A local death notice notes a woman formerly employed at Lehigh University Bethlehem PA. Survived by daughter Mrs Bentley sister Mrs Laura Levit Hagerstown and many nieces. Funeral from Watson Funeral Home at 2 pm with Bishop Walter Camp officiating. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Milired Whitlock
Mildred Whitlock
Edward O. Whitlock
Main St
Waynesboro
Harry FP. Haver
Aliee G. (Cordell) Haner
Ringgold St
Frick Company
Waynesboro Knitting Company
Jack Kirkyatrick
Wayinesboro
Frances Ann Whitelack
Guy
Helen
Anna
Ralph Haner
Lewlyen ‘Harbaugh
Harold Harbaugh
Chambersburg RL
Robert Haner
Grenada Hills
Calif
Percy Heefner
Waynestote Rt. A
Grove Funeral Home
Waynestoiro
Glenn
Green Hill Cemetery
Frieds
Martinsburg
Edward Williams
Kings Daughters Hospital
Hexerah Williams
Arlington
Baltimore and, Ohio Railroad
Tuna] Wooler Co
St. Duke's F.U
Church
Order of American Mechanics
Guy L. Keesecker
Arlington, Va
Lorraine Trussell
Arlington, Wa
Morey Hh, Riegerman
Bronxville, N.Y
Rosemont Kogelschatz Coffman
Howard L. Falk
Rosedale
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Leslie Kearloot Cornwell
Baker VA
Jefferson County
Hiram Cornwell
Ife
Bank
Presbyterian Chireh
Marie McCloy Cornwell
Rosemont
Hage
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Bentley
Laura Levit
Hagerstown
Watson Funeral
Walter Camp
Rose Hill Cemetery
Bonded Structures in the F-27 to be Presented at SAB Congress
McKelvey of Fairchild Stratos Corp will present a paper titled Bonded Structures in the F-27 at the 1964 SAB Autos motive Engineering Congress and Exposition in January 1967 at Cobo Hall Detroit. The work covers adhesive bonding in the Fe small turboprop transport, its primary structure and service history.
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RE. McKelvey
Fairchild Stratos Corp
Hagerslows
Cobo Hall
Detroit
Society of Automotive Engineers
McKelvey
Timberlone
Lagerstown
Ericksen Receives 21-Year Service Award at Hagerstown Plant
J J announced today that N Ericksen was presented with a 21 year service award at Mack Teucks Hagerstown plant.
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N. Ericksen
Mack Teuck
Hagerstown
J.J
Accountants To Hear Talk By Company Taxman
Robert W. Hune of the Jones and Laughlin Street Corp will address the Wagerstown chapter of the National Agsugla Hon of Accountants at the January 6 meeting in Greencastle. He will speak on Taxes and Corporate Profits. A special election will fill president and vice president posts as Kenneth Patterson moves to Corning New York and Robert Parker serves as funeral vice president. Funeral services for Sadielig Raleigh Hammond postponed to 11 a.m. tomorrow at Norment Funeral Home.
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Robert W. Hune
Jones and Laughlin Street Corp
Wagerstown
National Agsugla Hon of Accountants
Dixie Court
Greencastle
Mape
Jones and Laughlin
Kenneth Patter
Prayer Today Great God Be Our Heralds Of Faith
A church meeting prayer urges mindful service and active witnessing among neighbors. It asks for a glad victorious faith and hope that divine grace lifts spirits, eases burdens, and brightens eyes as believers spread hope locally and beyond. Reverend Webb Garrine of Central Methodist Church in Evansville Indiana leads the plea.
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Webb Garrine
Evansville
Fod
Central Methodist Church
Mrs Frank Mish Named President of Association
MARTINSBURG Mrs Frank W Mish Jr was named president of the General Adam Stephen Memorial Association at the annual sessions All officers from this city were re elected Mrs Paul H Marlin was named vice president Mrs G Roderick Cheesemian secretary and Mrs Ira E Eyler Dr treasurer The association aims to restore General Stephen origin ally home funded by local support with the state earmarking 35 000 for the project and further funds needed
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Martinsburg
Frank W. Mish Jr
General
Movement
la Fends
Planters Mutual Insurance elects board in Washington County
Planters Mutual Insurance Company of Washington County met Saturday to elect a new board of directors. J. Clark Selbert was named president and John K. R. Tenney continued as vice president. New directors include Joseph F. P. Firey Jr, Charles F. Grogs, G. William Gardenhour, and Edward L. Shank. Mrs. Clover J. Holtzapple was elected secretary treasurer as the first woman to hold the post in the company’s 18 year history. Donald P. Seibert was promoted to assistant secretary.
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Planters’ ‘Mutual Insurance Company of
Washington County
J. Clark Selbert
John KR. Tenney
Joseph FP. Firey Jr
Charles F. Grogs
G. Wiliam Gardenhour
Edward L. Shank
Clover J. Holtzapple
Donald P. Seibert
Any Wednesday on Broadway by Muriel Resnik
The Muriel Resnik play Any Wednesday opens on Broadway with a cast of four featured roles and five producers backing the production. The article notes sponsors and performers intertwined in the sponsorship and casting dynamics as the show debuts on February on Broadway.
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New York
Muriel Resnik
Beingl
Moves to Curb Cigarette Use Warn Health Hazard
A federal Surgeon General report links smoking to cancer and heart disease, prompting calls for research and possible labeling. Lawmakers debate prohibition and regulation as tobacco profits and health costs loom large. The report surfaces amid industry and public reaction, with Congress weighing educational campaigns and tighter controls.
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John Bar
Washington
Thal Tobacco Companies
Lung Cantera
Sen
Mauring Nau
Abe
Congress
Surgeon General
Television Code Review
Miami Beach
Sub
Sealth
Ameri
American Cancer Socioan Cancer Society
American Ety
Cancer Society
United States
Ciga
Millce
Work Stock Exchange
Tobacco Institute
Speak
Talels
WII II
George W. Allen
Violence Surges in Hindu Muslim Clash Over Sacred Hair
Henry S. Bradsher reports from New Delhi on the escalating Hindu Muslim violence sparked by the theft of a sacred hair relic in Srinagar Kashmir. Calcutta surpasses 75 deaths as refugees pour in from East Pakistan, signaling a nationwide crisis and fears of broader unrest across the Indian subcontinent.
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Henry S. Bradsher
NEW Deliit
India
Kashmir
Indian Subcontinent
Calcutta
East Pakistan
Bath
Hind
British India
Srinagar
Hai
Mohammad
Kakmir
Khulna
Pakistan
Laundry Opens In Boonsboro
Money's Laundry Center opens a self service laundromat on Main St Boonsboro Tuesday as one of three in Washington County owned and operated by Marcel Damany.
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Money’s Laundry Center
Main St
Boonsboro
Hagerstown
Washington County
Marcel Damany
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