Cohen Heads War World I Vets Citation Honor
Samuel J. Cohen presided at the Maryland Veterans of World War I convention in Hagerstown with over 1400 attendees as Robert C. Reno received a National citation and Reno Barracks was honored. New officers were elected including Edward Lewis and George Beck, with a memorial service held for deceased members. The National Convention will meet in Miami October 9 to 11 and the 1961 Maryland convention will be in Baltimore. The Morris Frock Junior Auxiliary earned five awards at a Dundalk conference, led by Colleen Williams who won Miss Poppy Maryland and top prize for an accordion solo.
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the Veter
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Cumberane
Hagers
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Reno Barracks
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Edward Lewis
Silver Spring
George Beck
Nelson Hopkins
Joseph Slepper
Hel Air
Setar Arms
Clyde Truitt
Salisbury
Nance
Harry Fleigh
St - At - Ats
Walter Wilson
Harry Millen
John Bashara
National Organization
Martin Iverson
Aux
Constance Schilling
Colleen Williams
Sonja Kendrick
Leslie Ann Schilling
Mona Kendrick
Annabelle Baker
Linda Kay Schilling
Pat Wilson
Linda Myers
Linda Andrews
Sherry Hull
Gettysburg Grads Judy Coffman and Edward Palmer Graduate
Judy Coffman daughter of R Landis Coffman and Edward L Palmer son of Ralph L Palmer both of Gettysburg graduate today from Gettysburg College. Coffman attended Hagerstown High, was active in Student Christian Association, college newspaper staff and treasurer of Chi Omega. Palmer, magna cum laude, joined Phi Beta Kappa Pi Lambda Sigma and managed the college choir.
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R. Landis Coffman
Hamilton Blvd
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Ralph L. Palmer
Highland Way
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Hagerstown High
Chi Omega
Palmer
Phi Beta Kappa
Pi Lamba Sigma
If You Are Under 80 Are Not Too Old For Life Insurance
An advertisement urges readers under eighty to apply for a $1,000 life insurance policy from Old American Insurance Company to cover final expenses. It invites mailing a form with name address and year of birth to Kansas City MA.
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Oak Dept
Lolob
Kansas City
Extra Time On Tax Payments
Maryland taxpayers who estimate and pay state income tax quarterly receive an extra 20 days. Comptroller Louis Goldstein announced the second quarterly payment is now due July 15 instead of June 15 due to a 1980 legislature amendment. Quarterly payments remain due April 15 October 15 and January 15 with the annual estimate on April 5.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Louis K. Goldstein
Drowning at Deep Creek Lake Claims Frostburg Woman
A Frostburg woman and a six drownings weekend in Maryland include her 11 year old daughter Shirley trapped in a car that slid into 15 to 29 feet of water at Deep Creek Lake. Cpl. Sam Conrad dived to recover the girl who died at Garret County Memorial Hospital Oakland after rescue attempts. Two other men briefly attempted dives and were named among the weekend fatalities.
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James H. Gentry
Lonaconing
Walter Kroft
West Mifflin
Erate Thevame
City Hi Schools Awarding Diplomas To 641 Seniors
Durham North Carolina report lists 641 seniors to receive diplomas amid a scene of awards. Local students James Perry and others are noted for medals and scholarships including the Weagley Prize, Frock Medals, and various civic and craft honors. The ceremony honors dependability leadership and merit across multiple disciplines. A separate Manila weather bulletin warns Pacific shipping of storm Nadine as it gathers northeast away from the Philippine coast.
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Weather Bureau
Nadine
Atorre
Philippines
Stevenson Says Khrushchev Would Have Wrecked Berlin Talk
Stevenson told newsmen after a Brandeis TV panel that Khrushchev broke up the summit and Eisenhower gave him the pretext. He said Khrushchev would have wrecked the Berlin issue regardless. He declined to join any stop Kennedy movement or political coalition.
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Mass
Stevenson
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Berlin
Newsmet
Eleanor Roosevelt
Brandeis University
Eisenhower
Kennedy
John FP. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Eichman Denied Attempt on Life in Israeli Prison
TEL AVIV AP reports a police spokesman denied Adolf Eichmann attempted suicide in his Israeli prison while awaiting trial. He said every measure is in place to prevent any death by self harm as Eichmann stands accused of complicity in the Nazi genocide of six million Jews.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Velasco Ibarra Wins Ecuador Presidency as Independent
President Jose M Velasco Ibarra running as an independent swamped three other candidates to win the presidency of Ecuador early today in Quito The victory solidifies his leadership amid a crowded field in the country’s political race
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Quito
Ecuador
Fortuner
Jose M. Velasco Ibarra
Woman Held In Slaying Of Husband In Towson Md
Ballimart County Police charged Rose Anders, a young mother of two, with the Sunday morning murder of her husband Elmer R. Anders, a contractor. The body was found in the driveway of their Woodlawn home after neighbors heard two shots. Police noted a knife marks on a bedroom door and a knife found downstairs beside a blood trail leading to the driveway. A .22 caliber revolver lay on the kitchen table.
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Anders
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