Thieves Hit Hagerstown Area With Odd Loot List
Police report a string of thefts in Hagerstown area yesterday. An antique store on Rt 40 lost a 1907 beer stein and pewter teapot after a window entry by a suspect identified as Robert J. Mongan of Boonsboro Rt. 2. A broken candy machine at Belview Avenue was reported stolen from Snook's Service Station along with pennies and candies. A green brown white striped awning vanished from a lunch wagon near the ball park. Eight golf clubs disappeared from the Municipal Golf Course pro shop.
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Hagerstown
Ronald Norford
Rt. 40
Norford
Robert J. Mongan
Boonsboro
Belview Ave
Harry Barkdoll
Snook
Penn-sylvanis Ave
Larry A.O' Kreit
James C. Seacris
Municipal Golf Course
Two Motorists Charged Here in Traffic Incidents
Lily Ponce charged two motorists in two mishaps yesterday. Roscoe Nazelrod of W Baltimore St went off Rt 40 east of Hagerstown after a deer crossed the road. his car struck a guardrail. Norman D Trail of Hancock charged with operating with inadequate brakes after his car ran a stop sign at Howard and Chestnut and hit George Baker. Harris of Smithsburg charged with failure to stop after a collision at W Church and West Side. his car hit Ralph Sterling of Clinton Ave.
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Lily Ponce
Ronald Norford
Roscoe Nazelrod
W. Baltimore St
Hagers' Pawn
Rt 40
Norman D. Trail
Hancock
Trail
Howard and
Chestnut Sts
George D. Baker
Armstrong Ave
Baker
Arthur
Harris
W. Church St
West Side Ave
Smithsburg
Ralph E. Sterling
Clinton Ave
Applies For Job Gets Arrested In Kansas City
Charles Bales planned to work as custodian for the sheriff's office after a prior post with the Kansas Highway Patrol. His display of muffed radio signals led to his arrest by a deputy. He faced a February charge of 12 bad checks, pleaded not guilty, and was released on $300 bond. He did not obtain the job.
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Nopera
Kan
Charles Bales
Cusapteber
Sheriff's Office
Kansas Highway Patrol
White Bales
Bales
Annual Methodist Conference Opens with Reports
About 1,000 clergy and lay delegates gather for the 176th Maryland conference at Western Maryland College. Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam, retiring next week, delivers a meditation stressing religion as a force not a form. Committee reports and Woman's Society Day highlight proceedings through Sunday.
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Washington, D. C
Oxnam
Washington
Western Maryland College
Churches of Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Berkeley
Morgan and Jefferson
Clarence L. Fossett
Baltimore East District
William A. Keese
Grace Methodist Church
Balti Jfrore
Woman's Society
Lucile Colony
Woman's
India
Pakistan
Nepal
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Soil District Seeks Prize In National Awards
Washington County Soil Conservation District enters the Goodyear awards program with four district members competing Maryland districts vying for a top honor. The winning district’s governing body member and the farmer named by the district will receive a complimentary trip to Wigwam Guest Ranch in Arizona late in 1961. Ankeney chairs. competitors include Clarence Mason Ralph McCauley and G Harry Day.
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Washington County
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Jacob Ankeney
Clear Spring
Sail Conservation
Maryland
Litchfield Park
Arizona
Revivals Likely to Boost Broadway Bouquets of Hits
Broadway managers leverage revived shows from the past ten years to capitalize on box office. Finian's Rainbow and The King and I lead a slate under consideration, with Girl Crazy Knights of Song and The Red Mill eyed for polishing and fresh runs.
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New York
Finian
King and I
Knights of Song
Victor Paz Estenssore Leads 52 Weekday Victory
Victor Paz Estenssore wins a landslide victory as leader of the American Nationalist Revolutionary Movement. The result signals a decisive mandate amid ongoing political upheaval and calls for policy shifts aligned with the movement.
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Victor Paz
Many Grads Quick To Wed at Annapolis June Week
In Annapolis a flurry of 48 weddings followed the Navy Academy 13th graduation exercises as 785 new officers joined the armed services. More than 1,000 plebes report to the academy later this month while 1,700 graduates depart for summer cruises and duty ashore or at sea across the Atlantic Pacific and Arctic.
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Annapolis
Navel Academy
Arctic
Atlantic
Pacific
Mediterranean
U. S. Armed Services
Tas
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Army
Academy Chapel
Field House
Code For Doctors Cleveland 4 by Dr Burhan at Cleveland State Hospital
A committee led by Dr A Burhan director of Cleveland State Hospital research, works on a uniform international medical code to predict and treat illnesses. The code will store medical records and case histories in electronic computers at a documentation center and regional branches. Burhan notes Cleveland State Hospital has 44000 records once coded in forgotten local terms.
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Cleveland
A. 5
Burhan
Cleveland State Hospital
John Matthews to Speak Flag Day in Boonsboro
John Matthews will speak at the Flag Day and gag burning ceremony at Schafer Memorial Park Boonsboro Sunday July 12. Scouts and other groups will attend and the public is invited with worn flags urged for disposal. American Legion Department Commander John Mal Sthews will give the address as the event is sponsored by Clopper Michael Fost No 10.
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Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
American Legion Department
John Mal Sthews
Schafer Memorial Park
Boonsboro
Tom
Clopper
Michael Fost
Matthews
Land
Baltimore
Disraeli
Harry Leiter
Americanisei
Americanisei“‘assissination Hag Deverching
John Rohrer
Ee En RE
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