Senate in high gear as adjourn target nears
Washington AP reports Senate Leader Mike Mansfield urged a rapid pace to reach an August 22 adjournment, praising post civil rights debate momentum. The plan includes six bills next week, including antipoverty limits, a 24 percent military pay raise, foreign aid authorization, and two annual appropriations for federal agencies and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Congress
Atlantic City
Starling
House
San Francisco
Mansfield
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
GOP
Senate Armed Services Committee
Two Injured In Highway Crash Sunday
State Police reported a one car crash on US 40 east of Indian said Sunday injuring two Virginia residents who were passengers. Johanna Marie Ferry 18 months Falls Church was admitted to Washington County Hospital with a fractured upper left leg. Her mother Garnet Nee was treated and released with a lacerated right arm. The car was driven by the father Faigone Elwood 21 who was uninsured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Anna
Johanna Marie Ferry
Falls Church
Washington County
Garnet Nee
Thel
Faigoné Elwood
Shriners Plan PicnicThursday at Ali Ghan Elks Grounds
The Shrine Club at Ali Ghan Temple will host its annual picnic Thursday at 4 00 p m at the Elks Manor Grounds Dinner served from 12 30 to 7 30 Shriners from Hagerstown Cumberland Martinsburg W Va Chambersburg Pa and nearby towns will attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrine Club
Ali Ghan Temple
Elks Mienie
Magerstown
Cumberland
Martinsburg
W. Va
Chambersburg
Twelve Arrested After Henderson Truck Stop Riot
In Henderson North Carolina a riot at the Motor Freight Restaurant near U S 1 left one seriously injured. Twelve adults including four white men were arrested on charges of disobeying officers and aiding and abetting rioting. Poor Negro juveniles also detained as authorities described a one and a half hour clash with fists rocks and bottles following an unexplained quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
N.C
U.S. 1
K. K.roberson
City Banking Increase Matches State 13 Percent Rise
The six month report from the Federal Reserve Unit Fifth Division shows Hersington bank debits to demand deposits at 62,284,000, a 1d per cent rise from last year’s 35,082,000. The Maryland state increase is 14 per cent, while the Fifth District including Maryland North and South Carolina West Virginia and DC rose 17 per cent. Frederick Maryland and Raleigh North Carolina show 27 per cent readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingerstown
Federal Reserve Unit
Maryland
Tlaperstown
North
South Carolina
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Frederick
Raleigh
N.C
Lions To Hold Dinner Games Install Officers Tuesday Night
The Potomac Post 202 of the Williamsport Legion will install officers at the Legion hall in Bess. Paul Huffman will be installed as new commander by installing officer Mrs. Leon Carnahan. All legionnaires are invited. refreshments will follow the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Williamsport Legion
Bess
Legion Hall
Paul
Pinky) Huffman
Leon Carnahan
Henry Richard Barker
Washington Ave
Catherine Marrgan Barker
Hagerstown
Herbert Lb. Darker
Western Enterprise Fire Company
Ite
National Laboratories
Richard William
Nata Schlolterbeck
Hstte L. Dunlop
Catherine Anne Guessford
Debrah Dean Guessford
Lee — Idwared Guessford
Kenneth Leroy Guessford
Luther W. Schlolerbeck
Hagers+ town
Norment Funeral Home
Potomac Ave
Leitersborg Pike
Williamsport
Victor
Edward P. Heinze
Edwin. Castle
Rose Hill
Roseb
Castle
W. Salisbury
Jalé Gruber
Jorenet (Fair) Castle
Muirchild Aircraft
Ina
Frank Ennis Castle
Large
Lewis Phillip Castle
Robert Ardinger
Grove
William C. Hidde
Hiver View Cemetery
Williamsyrerrt
Khrushchev Boosts Pensions for Soviet Farmers
Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev announced pensions for collective farm workers, with minimum monthly benefits of 13.20 and maximum 142.20 beginning next year. About 5 million peasants would join the pension system, tied to wage levels before retirement. He also pledged pay raises of 25 percent for education and public health workers, 25 percent in retail trade and 15 percent in housing and municipal services, to take effect by late 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Bradsher
Moscow
Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Bether Povielert
Kheushchey
Oxtohler
Yass
Soviet Union
French Communist Leader Dies Aboard Soviet Ship
Thorez 64, longtime French Communist leader, died aboard a Soviet ship en route to Yalta. His body was landed at Varna and will be moved to Paris for funeral rites attended by Soviet Premier Khrushchev who sent condolences to his widow Jeanette Vernaeanns. Thorez helped found the French Communist Party and led it for decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney
Thorex
Jeanette Vernaeanns
Tiores al
Aloo
Communist Party
Ele
Paris
Genera
Ange
Thorce
Jin Tare
Leink
TurnsmeSeine
Cara Amelia Lull
Peter Lull
Locust
Miflstone
Jobe
Anastasia
McCormick
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Agnes Lier
Hagerstown
Margaret Player
Silver Spring
Eva Uull
Jeanette Cornell
Batimore
Raymond
Vincent
Magerstown
Coffman
St. Mary's Catholic
Local Man Sues Trio for Nine Thousand Dollars Damages
A Waynesboro area resident sues three defendants for 9000 in damages from an January 27 accident on the Dual Highway near the Cleveland Avenue intersection. The suit, filed by Robert B. Frank of 1709 Crescent Delve, cites injuries and vehicle damage and names Neille Francis Myers of Joppa Maryland and a Baltimore firm as co-defendants. The case notes an assertion that White forced a swerve and caused the collision. The suit seeks compensation for medical and property losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Washington
Joppa
Baltimore
Robert B. Frank
Cleveland Ave
Neille Francis Myers i
Martinsburg
Nek
Fackfile
Francis Myers
Jel? Paw
City Hospital
White
Shout
Alta Weeks
Manuel E. Al-Malor Avevares
Mil
Gapland Grain Company
Man Jailed For Driving While Under Influence
A Greencastle man was jailed 52 days in default of fines totaling 163 dollars plus costs for driving while intoxicated and leaving a parking space when unsafe. Magistrate James J. Strine fined Maymond M. Leidig Sr. after police apprehension on Franklin Street last Saturday. Wilbur L. Kauffman, 95, of Waynesharp, forfeited 103 dollars collateral on license revocation. Pau Lynch, 31, of Hagers town, paid 5 dollars fine and costs for failing to obey a traffic control signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
James J. Strine
Maymond MW. Leidig,1
Marty Marsh
W. Wranklin St
Wilbur
Kauffman
Waynesharp
R. Beviehey
Potomac Ave
Pau
Man Charged After Crash At Intersection
Benjamin English, 56, of 1462 Hamilton Blvd, charged with failing to stop at a red light after his northbound car collided with Violet Delander, 47, of 842 Chestnut St, who rode west on Memorial Blvd at 6 50 a.m. Damages estimated at 425 dollars. Witnesses told Officer Mhreil English ran the red light at W Memorial Blvd and S Foto mac Str.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palice
Algor
Acemdent
W. Memorial Blvd
Potomac St
Politician’s 1934 Front Against Fascism and 1940s Exile
In 1934 he helped organize a Socialist Communist Popular Front against Fascism. With World War II starting in 1939 he fled to the Soviet Union and was convicted in absentia of desertion. Amnesty followed. He was named by Charles de Gaulle in 1945 and held several cabinet posts until 1947 when Communists were expelled from the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Front
Soviet Union
Charles de Gaulle Mace
Thovex
Severa
Prayer Today Lightbearers Seek Dawn for World
The text presents a dawn prayer by Ton Woodrum of Hastings a minister in the Evangelical United Brethren Church. It asks for divine light to reach the world and for gratitude shaping acts of aiding those in darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Woodrum
Hastings
Pilishn
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Obituary notices from Hagerstown area reveal multiple deaths
A long stream of obituaries from Hagerstown and surrounding towns lists Pauline L Kipe and many others, detailing ages, birthplaces, family links, church affiliations, and funeral plans. It notes survivors including spouses children siblings and grandchildren, along with burial places and service times at local chapels and cemeteries.
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Mimerong
Shriners
Gary
Gary St. Newkirk
Naval Academy
Naval Air Training Command
Pensacola
Fla
Ralph FL Newkirk
Adnard
Clays
Lions
Washington, D. C
Rome
Buchanan Hearing Alp Co
Fim
Wame
Addres
Nikita Khrushchev
Telay
Kremlin
Tass
Trio
E. Grace Barnhart
Waynesboro
Fork St
Waynesboro Hospital
Tin Hospital
Yuesday
Jon
Broadfording
Aaron W. and
Magdalina
Gailion
Blue Ridges Summit
Broadfording Church of Gord
Hebert Pryor
Beltsville
Lola AI. Barnhart
Ballimue
Edgar E. Barnhart
Gersfelding
Barnhart
Sarah R. Gallion
Edward Galion
Scott City
Kansas
William G. Gallion
Manly
Iowa
David Galtion
Baltmore
Groves Funeral Home
Carroll Churchey
Germantown Rethel Church
Funeral Home
Samuel H. Smith
Surrunn
Samuel H.smith
Mildred Mary (Campbell) Smith
Suffolk
Chestnut Grove
Rimer MW
Nellie (Jackson) Smith
Ferguson Manufacturing Company
Church of Christ of Suffolk
Thelma Brumfield
Daisy Kiser
Washington D.C
Kenneth J.rehrersville
Chester G
Michmond
Donald E
Mayville
Samples Manor
Gol
Barton Lang
East Funeral Home
Hoonshora
White, Alvare
The
Mackley and
Ollinger
Prank
Dargan
John Newton and
Francis (Johnson)Waters
Second Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the Church
Roy Extward Myers
Marion
Hogsemont Ave
Lester
Materij Ave
Roger
Thelma Park Song
Lancaster
Calif
John Waters
Dam No. 4
Robert
Boyd
Iester Waters
Yand Garland Waters
Vioh
D.C
Mary Saylor
Margaret Moore
Brunswick
Brown Funeral Home
Penn
Rey
Clyde L
Fintey
Rosedale
Joseph W . Varnaa
Pauline L. Kipe
Pauline L. Kips
Clifford W
Mildred H.(kuhn) Walfe
Washington County Hospital
United — Brethren Church
Garfield
Fairchild
Dorkee Dress Factory
I Larry G. Reeder
Stillisburg
Donald C
Ira C. Keperling
Eral
Thelig
Rose WN Eub
Joseph W
Pappy) Martino
Mary Ke Clark Varlman
Snyder Ave
Jingerstown
Joseph and
Sophie Cate Cally I Macman
Relied Palmer
Woying
Sachen
Order of Red Men
Lingarstown
Emameet
Church
Desiries
Mario Hart- Man
Dpreston F
Vlarterstoven
Joseph
Fred D. Hillyard
Fred J. Hillyard
Carl ‘Thomas
E. Howard Sr
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Bown
Foxen
Wei
Taillyard
Lion Hand
Western Maryland Railroad
Inter
Troy Laundry
George A. Hillyard
T Waverstown
Florence Leighton
Berryville
Haven Chapel
James R. Geiselman
Rest Haven Cemetery
Ie Chapel
Nathan F. Fretter
Detroit
Mich
Verna Snyder Fretter
Fretter
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Oliver
All
Fretler
Oliver Martin
Amos Horst
Leaf
Williams
Broadjfording
Laura C. Brewbaker
Laurit Catherine Meowbaker
Pennsylania Avenue
Ness
Christian C
Annie (Miller) Brewbaker
Shey
Rest Haven
Ray
Whitacre
Warpers Ferry
Annette
Foster
Charles Town General Hospital
Backles
Richard Neal
Burla
Wirts
Kells
Walter Kelly
Sandy Hook
Frederick A
Clara (Chidlow) Foster
Sury Lying
Laura R. Wigdon
Genevieve Sprinkle
Lemoyne, Pa
Carla Amelie H
Midgar Clayton Beamer
Edgar Gayton Beamer
Cavelown
Amanda A.beamer
Anna Elizabeth Troxell
Baal Ave
Carroll and
Edina Musselman Reindellar ‘Troxell
Fairfield
Llagerstown
Zion Tatheran Church
Saul G. “‘Vroxell
Louise Geurhart
Wegenstowns
Mildred
Tialing
Tan
Mealey Parkway
Mary Louise Freed
Wig Spring, Mal
Nestern Maryland Stile Hospital
Shady Grove
Janes 4
Ida Alice (Weaver) Freed
Thigerstown
Bnet Eub Church
Chewsville
Glenn Toston
Big Spring
Woodrow W. Semler
Fred Semler
Nephese
AK. Coffman
Russell Beauim
Church of the Brethven
Henry R. Durker
Victor Edwin Castle
Herald-Mall
New York
Allegheny
Decatur
Jecord
Edst. W. Sintow
Ven Ata
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