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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1963
Page
2
Dawsons reports show a dip in new steel orders after the labor pact and strike threat end. Demand is weaker than expected but steel use remains steady as buyers draw from inventories. Major users like auto makers and construction keep consuming, hinting at possible sustained upturn despite July low output.
A May traffic report cites 63 accidents with one death and 29 injuries on Route 40 in Washington. Weekend driving was riskiest with 32 of 68 crashes. eight on Friday, six each on Saturday and Sunday. Afternoon hours saw most incidents. Reckless driving and speed tied as leading causes with six crashes each. Additional May incidents occurred on Routes 11 60 and 22 in the region.
Volunteers of America issued a Monday night appeal for household furniture for a juvenile court referred family. Two double beds, mattresses, and a refrigerator are urgently needed, but other furnishings are welcome. Those able to help may contact Volunteers of America to arrange pickup and transportation.
Hollywood reports chart topper Robert Goulet and singer Carol Lawrence plan a August 12 wedding at the Plaza Hotel in New York. They met on a television set and say family roles and career duties will shape their marriage, with Goulet asserting he will lead in decision making.
Williamsport Ambulance Club directors will meet in the firemen's club room on Wednesday July 3 at pan. All directors aid campaign personnel with reports on the campaign should attend. One month of the campaign has been completed and the club reports results are about expectations. The campaign will continue through duly.
Three cars sustained about $825 in damage Monday night after a chain collision on Jefferson Boulevard. Ernest W. Bowers, 47, of 220 Hager Street slowed to turn into Pony League Park. Mary Ann Merckle, 17, of 1225 Jefferson Boulevard stopped but was struck by Theophilus O. Willard, 22, of RFD Smithsburg who was charged with driving faster than reasonable. Willard’s car about $5 damage, Merckle’s about $230, Bowers about $75.
Washington reports Keith Wiesley resigned Monday as safety research analyst of the Civil Aeronautics Board to become eastern manager for a new Wagner Aircraft Co. He previously worked with Fairchild Engine and Aircraft Corp and other aviation firms. The move follows Mortis Chertkov’s resignation as executive director, effective July 20, after 21 years with the CAB.
The report notes strong turnout during the first week with Reservior Park ranking highest in enrollment at 216 children and Whearlark leading total attendance at 4 157. Other popular sites included Hag er Hamilton Wheton Broadway and Surrey with several hundred attendees.
Several Berks county fanciers entered pigeons at the York County Pennsylvania summer show held Sunday at the York fairgrounds. Local participants included D. G. Crawhbaugh John Intler William St Slick EH Earl Whitmore and H M Garvin.
Science for You explains a squeeze bottle trick with a flatsided bottle and card, showing how inverted use holds water due to atmospheric pressure, and how squeezing releases water as glass expands with warmth. It cites Bob Brown and the Science Circus book in the Ookstore.
Plans for two events were discussed at a recent meeting of the Antietam Fire Co. Tickets may be secured at the fire hall. The first annual stag picnic is planned for August 5 at the Willows area with proceeds to benefit the company. A second event, a carnival or fire ball, is slated for July 26 at Imwood and Winches, with details to be finalized.
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