Reforming Local Drunkards at Union Rescue Mission
The Union Rescue Mission in Washington County works with eight staff to aid habitual drinkers. Mission workers emphasize counseling, shelter, food, and religious guidance to reinstate self respect. Resh says only 5 to 10 percent of local drunks are helped, with funding and staffing limiting outreach.
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Maxistrate’ Court
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Tratiner
Washine
Jesus Christ
Union Rescue Mission
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Resh
Jim Resh
Nwwss
Washington County
Wesestown
Cai Mwa
Union
Hagerslawn
Bonds Set At 1.4 Million Against Rioting Negroes
Charleston charges against demonstrators yield bonds totaling nearly 1.4 million dollars. NAACP and black leaders denounce the figures as efforts to suppress protests that have gripped the city for weeks. Judge Runey set bonds for several arrestees including 690 thousand for Matthew Perry and ten thousand plus others, while protesters insist the actions target peaceful demonstrators and call for lawful punishment only for individuals who resorted to violence.
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Charleston
Newman
J. 2 Gaillard
George T. Runny
Matthew Perry
Charles
Inion News and Courier
Via- Raney
De.lence
Quincey Newman
Stat Field
Dinge
Nalimal Associa Jdividuals
Nion
Ask Yin Fal
Anf
Chiens
NAACP
Rancy
Gal Ware
Negm
Vicus
No Agreement On Gwynn Oak Park After Eight Hour Negotiation
Baltimore region story reports an eight hour meeting by the Ad Hoc Committee for Desegregation failing to reach a deadline for integrating Gwynn Oak Park. The dispute among the Price brothers and integrationists split over dates, with hopes of a compromise on August 1 and continued demonstrations by both sides. Police and court actions followed mass protests led by Rev Newbold and 883 participants earlier in the month.
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Gwynn Oak Park
Baltimore
Human Relations Committee
De-L
Kent Park
Price Brothers
Ihled Rationist Committee
Hubert Newwere
Masshold
Midment
Tye
Newbold
James
David
Arthur Price
Uney
Hopi
Beach Club Owner Testifies He Excludes People Darker Than Him
Washington AP report on Edgar Kalb, owner of a Chesapeake Beach club, defending his policy to ban guests darker than himself. He asserts a right to associate or not by color, citing his own bias while denying government payment or enforcement. The hearing probes civil rights implications as lawmakers push for equal rights protections.
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John Beckler
Washington
Edgar S.jrigh
Ates
Chesapeake Bay
Kalb
Tanganyika
White House
Kennedy
Kalo
Sutge
Niel
Stanley Fern
Cambridge
John Lew
NAACP
Btu
Lawik
Pendeek
Na Leantinag
Sixty-Six Park Reservations On Books Here
Sixty-six reservations have been made for the remainder of the season at City Park pavilions per the Board of Park Commissioners. The schedule lists three revolutions and 17 church groups to be held across North, South and Island pavilions with events including reunions, social gatherings, and club meetings through July and August.
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Board of Park Commiszinner
North
South
Island Pavillions
Tubs
Randy Shilling
Island Pavillion
Church of God
Baonshard
South Pavillion
American Evangelical Assn
North Pavillion
Warrenfeitz
Diveltiss - Singers North
Sampsell
Reunion
Washington County
Duly
Nazarene
Western Md State Hospital
Lady Reunion
Braver Creek Church of Brethren
Claire W. Guise
Women’s Democratic
St. Paul's Fur
Big Three Discussing New Nuclear Test Ban Provisions
Western powers push for new provisions allowing peaceful nuclear explosions and an escape clause. Signers could convene a conference and renew the ban on short notice. The pact aims to invite more nations, targets France and Red China, while Soviet input is downplayed amid editorials in Peking.
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France
Red China
Soviet Union
Peking People's Daily
United States
Auclear Blackmill
Smoking Evils Cause Crashes In City Night Spree
Thane accident involving Kenneth H Bradley 29 of Funkstown on Virginia Ave left his vehicle colliding with Donald Alt's parked car from Rompey WV. Bradley blamed a dropped cigar lighter as the cause and was charged with reckless driving by Patrolman E Z Pheil. Willian F Reynolds 7 of 497 N Potomac St also hit a parked car owned by Robert W Shetron on Mulberry Ave after dropping a cigarette and trying to pick it up. Reynolds faced charges for having 710 registration in his possession per Patrolman R Ambrose.
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Lahavee
Kenneth Hi. Bradley
Funkstown
Virginia Ave
Donald K. Alt
Rompey
West Virginia
E.Z. Pheil
Willian F. Reynolds
N. Potomac St
Robert W. She Tron
Mulberry Ave
Hill Crest Rd
Heyholds
R. Ambrose
Area Deaths Susan E Carl Mrs Susan Elizabeth Carl D
Susan Elizabeth Carl D died Thursday around 5 p m at the Williamsport Sanitarium where she had been a guest eight years She was the daughter of the late Rev George M and Harriet Reynolds Rhomes widow of Charles Baryl She was a charter member of Trinity Lutheran Church Green Castle and a member of the Franklin County Chapter of the DAR Surviving are a son Br Edward H Card Greencastle a sister Mrs Harriet R Kline Allentown Pa and a brother Edward M Rhodes of Hartford Conn Services will be held Sunday at 2 pm at the Zimmerman Funeral Home Greencastle with ministers officiating Interment in Celey Hill Cemetery Greencastle Donations in memoriam to Jerome Riking Playground Assoc Green Castle to convert the Pennsylvania Railroad Station into a Boy Scout Headquarters
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Susan E, Carl
Susan Elizabeth Carl
Baltimore St
Greencase
Williamsport Sanitarium
Bory
Columbia
Drenrge
Harriet Reynolds
Charles Baryl
Trinity Lutheran Church
Greencastle
Franklin County
The
DAR
Ace
Edwart H. Card
Harriet R. Kline
Allentown
Edward M. Rhodes
Hartford
Conn
Zimmerman
Renue
Norman J. Wilson
Raymond L. Markley
Cele Hill
Peer In Mediation Brings Threat Of Renewed Demonstrations In Cambridge
Cambridge faced renewed demonstrations as mediation efforts sparked warnings from officials. Atty Gen and civil rights leaders debated potential federal action if protests escalated, with concerns about safety and the Guard's role amid ongoing racial tensions.
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Cambridge
Government Locks Barn After 24 Million Bushels Go Missing
Government imposes a new lock on a barn as 24 million bushels of grain disappear amid alleged diversions by Austrian importers. Trade officials say barter deals diverted U.S. grain to markets ineligible for shipments, prompting looser oversight and investigations into Austrian licenses and routes to West Germany.
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OVIBA
Martin WagtiNaTon
Austria
Agriculture ‘Department
Department
Atienda
U.S
Germany
Conseigium
State Department
Prayer for comfort in sorrow and loneliness
A prayer seeking divine guidance through grief and depression. The petitioner asks God to comfort, reassure, and part the sting of loneliness, to resist bitterness, and to remember the cross of Jesus. Signed Hoover Rupert, Ann Arbor, Michigan, minister at First Methodist Church.
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Jesus’ Mare
Hoover Rupert
Ann Arbor, Mich
Methodist ‘Church
Washington Crime Rise Shapes Budget in 1964 News
FBI reports a fourfold rise in national crime since 1958, with over two million serious offenses last year. Murder falls 2 percent while all other categories rise. rate 12 percent above 1958–1961 average. Treasury data show a fiscal 1964 deficit of 6.2 billion, driven by government mortgage sales, 800 million higher than planned. Wirtz notes June factory wages hit 100.01, with 20 million employed and 110,000 job gain.
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Washington
They
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Get
Robert
Kennedy
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Damyary Mand
Kermit Gordon
Wirta
Pea Redout
Nagdare
Wa i
Norimal Aersarial
Jone
Mayrie
Eileen Dux At Music School
Eileen Dux from Ropewell Itd. joins an eight state musicians group at the Penny vivania State University music school. Opened July 1, runs through August 3, offering intensive training for budding musicians. Dr Hummel Fishburn leads the music and music education departments.
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Fileon K. Dux
Ropewell Itd
Ganga
Charis
Vivania State University
Hummel Fishburn
Sehon
Fragmentary note hints at missing items and tasks
A clipped reader note mentions several incomplete tasks and items to be arranged. The fragment suggests hose or pipe related needs and mentions a place or event but lacks clear details or names. The context remains unclear and reads as an unfinished checklist.
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Gallacher
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Wallace F. Holbrook
Big
Rick
Peer and Bar Association
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Hagerstown Trust
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