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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1961

Page

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Goldstein Fights Maryland Liquor Tax Stamp Change

Maryland's Goldstein plans action against the Assembly approved liquor tax stamp change. The measure, backed by Gov. Tawes and opposed by opponents including Goldstein, would require a stamp on every bottle and could affect southern Maryland machines and bootlegging. A House Alcoholic Beverages Committee hearing is set, with the governor signaling he would sign a valid enacted bill.

Goldstein Assembly Council George Bowen Tawes Annapolis Louis Lote Ment Bs Legislative Council William C. Walsh Cumberland Senate Comptreller House Ae Controlled Council Maryland Fure Hearst Committee del. A Gordon Gunn Brekenyi Ways and Means Committee

Coast Guard cadet program and district reapportionment plans

The article reports on House rules battles over what bills to consider, Kennedy’s public appearances, and party splits. It also covers Governor Tawes backing a Pine-Northrop district plan, Southern Maryland leaders meeting, and potential congressional district changes. Additionally, Coast Guard Academy admissions policy and Kennedy’s push to include Black cadets are noted, with Evens defending no policy changes and confirming past Black graduates.

Rayburn Kennedy Congress Tawes Tim Rem Adaspolis Lloyd Lou Simpkins Sul Maryland Prince Georges Howard Tawer James al Fine Balu Senate Edward Nort Delegiles Sore Papulius Trea Baltimore County Montgomery Anne Arundel County Baltimore City Harford Howard, Charles St. Marys Stephen H. Evang U.S Evans Lacademy Coast Guard Evans Sald White House Coast Guard Academy

Obituary notices and memorial items from Washington County

The page lists multiple obituaries and notices. Maude S. Branin, widow of Dr. Charles N. Branin, dies at 98 Terrace Ulum, with funeral at Rest Haven Cemetery. Infant daughter of Leonard and Sharon Norris dies at one day old, burial at Rohrersville. Jacob M. Schriver, 74, of Akron, Oklahoma, formerly in Washington County, dies. son Her an Hischriver and siblings survive. The column includes remarks on political remarks from Kennedy’s address and reactions from Morton, Mansfield, Humphrey, and others, noting differing views on domestic policy and education programs.

Uniste John Alice St Ann's Episcopal Church Smithsburg Washington Vo College of Physicians Phiadelphia Penna Huberta Fenn Bishop Maude S. Branin Charles N. Branin Baltimore Walter Theresa (Puffett) Collier Hagerstown Wiveurs Branin St. John's Episcopal Church Ruth Asilton Leonid Sharon (Fink) Nortis Cleveland Ave Washington County Hospital Robert Norris Fame Paul Fink Robinsville Charles Norris Middletown Rohrersville Cemetery Charles Barnhad Jacob M. Schriver Akron Washington County Samuel and Mary Frushour Schriver Heran Hischriver Hagerstown Daniel Blaine Schriver Charles City Iowa Kennedy Congress Morton America Dwight D. Eisen Republican National Committee Senate Laader Mike Mansfield Montana Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Lyndon B. Johnson Strom Thurmond D-8.c A. Willis Robertson Senate Banking Committee Housing and Urban Affairs Department Richard T. Russell Dga Senate Armed Services Committee Kensajfutds

Brazil Crisis Aboard Liner As Galvao Meets Admiral

On a mid Atlantic voyage the Portuguese liner Vera Cruz bypasses Recife while Admiral and Galvao confer aboard the ship over Brazil’s political upheaval. Lacerda said Galvao may be given 24 hours to disembark and depart, with asylum possible but likely return to owners in Lisbon. The Santa Maria and Vera Cruz are tied to the same imperial reshaping as Juscelino Kubistane's administration faces upheaval.

Recife Brazil Galvao Lacerda Brasilia Vera Cruz Santa Maria Lisbon Rio de Janeiro Lison Salvador Smith-Galvad Brazi Jan

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Prayer for guidance in dark night of the soul

A religious supplication asks for light to discern truth and avoid temptation. It pleads for strength through Jesus and guidance from God, signed by a minister from Chene ville South Carolina in a first district church context.

Gui Jesus Dylson M Neton Jn Cheneville S.C Fist Dnp

Board Probes Charge Of Excess Use Of School Buses

The board reviews claims of overcrowded buses with 30 passengers deemed safe at 20. President Kirk supports the complaint after Hats cock section concerns. Drivers are paid by bus size mileage and tire size under a formula. A driver recounts a dusty dashboard and water hose wash risk. Kirk cites efforts to raise the driver age limit past 60, while Downey recalls a grease house analogy.

Kirk Svott Board of Education Charles Downey

Annapolis Three-Alarm Blaze Destroys Palan and Lencent Store

A three-alarm fire destroyed a single-story building housing Palan's fire and Lencent store in Annapolis early today. Chief Hush Lacey said the blaze started in the basement and spread rapidly through the first floor. The first alarm was sounded at 12:35 a.m. by Officer A L Turner. By arrival, the fire was out of control and the building was completely burned. Damage estimate not yet available.

Annapolis Palan Hush Lacey Annapolis Fire Department A. L. Turner Lacey

County Board To Discuss Welfare Plan

Commissioner Lem Kirk states the proposed welfare plan, though approved by the Board, is not a complete solution to welfare needs. He notes that agencies like Salvation Army and Volunteers of America could access all extra funds through appeals and cites calls from churches and organizations offering resources but lacking a clear channel to give.

Lem Kirk Salvation Army L Volunteers of America

Five Children Perish In Montgomery Fire Tragedy

In Montgomery Alabama five Negro children died in a house fire started after a child lit a fire in an unuser heater. Fire chief S C Talley identified the victims as Fred T Jones 4 Roosevelt Jones 4 Michael Jones 3 Preswood Edward Jones 1 and Norma Jean Jones 5 months. The parents Fred T Gilmore and Norma Jean Jones were away from home when the blaze occurred.

Montgomery Ala SAP S. C. Talley Fred T. Gilmore Norma Jean Jones Fred T. Jones Roosevelt Jones Michael Jone Preswood Edward Jones Norma Jean Jonés

Military action urged to lure F-27 industry to Washington County

Community leaders and Congressman Mathias convened to map an economic revival plan for Washington County. They pressed for rapid federal financing matching programs, quicker interstate development, and targeted legislation to attract new industry, with local officials seeking faster, less bureaucratic assistance.

Maryland Mathias Penna Sylvania West Virginia Warhington County Ufjit Fairchild Fayotte Washington County Marwatthew White Vthias Winslow Aires FPI Warren Bitner EDC Washington Covo Ty. T Washington George Hawhaker County Economic Development Commission Charles Greeb Fin S WEVER Iona Mra Beebe Brad Wright Ben Atwood Potomac Edison Sl Oana

Antietam Street PTA Sets Wednesday Executive Meeting

The Antietam Street School Parent Teacher Association will hold an executive committe meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the school to plan activities and discuss upcoming events.

Antietam Street Parent-Teacher Association

Suter-Rouzer Continues In National Order

Suter-Rouzer Funeral Home news confirms continued local membership in the Order of the Golden Rule, marking four years authorized to use the knight shield symbol and motto Service Measured not by Gold I but by the Golden Rule. The order promotes modern humane service at moderate prices. formal reaffiliation notice appears elsewhere in this issue.

Suter-Rower Order of the Golden Rule Suter-Rouzer Suter-Router Funeral Home

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